.... a fraternities ideals and aspirations. A fraternities name, tradition, and history carries much symbolic importance to all who are apart of it. This is all important to the personoining because it eiil only help the to better themselves by growin into he fraternity. With all these commitments and traditions, or rituals, one could see that fraternity life has a lot behind it and the members take it very seriously. Though at times the fraternity becomes very social and yes alcohol may be consumed, is not , however, the focus of the fraternity. Fraternities offer .....

.... his life, I mean if he really wanted to, he would try harder and somehow do wh at he wanted. We tried to leave as soon as possible. But then I began reading these essays about the homeless and it started to change my mind. The essay "Virginia's Trap" by Peter Marin especially effected me because of the way it portrays the young woman that has nothing going for her and almost everything against her. I though about this and decided I had misunderstood the whole plight of this population and thought there must be a better way to help these unfortunate peopl .....

.... those who appreciate women to the point where one just is not enough. Their actions portray that they are aware that women are indeed great, therefore, they believe that they must show each one that they have come to this cognizance. Unfortunately, their admiration is demonstrated in a negative way as they prove to be unfaithful. On the other hand, there are those who believe that they are God's gift to women. These 'casanovas' are good abiding Christians, as they strongly believe that when Jesus said that we must share, they thought of themselves. Once ag .....

.... as a last example of this prejudgement. In their discussion Sam stated that Black people were animals, and therefore could not feel as much pain while boxing. His opinions lead to conclude that these people were not as human as he was. In a town such as Wells respect is determine by the social status. Gillespie treatment of Virgil is shown when he said, “Colored people can’t earn this much money.” He believed that with lower income the lower respect would be given especially to Black people. Gillespie also treated Virgil differently in his profession when Vi .....

.... economy was organized around industrial production and commercial exchange, which explains why he classified the bourgeois society into two main classes. These classes were; the capitalist who owned the factories, banks and the goods to trade and the proletarians who owned nothing but their own labor power. Marx felt that the division of classes was what was responsible for the conflict and suffering of all society. This is what encouraged Marx to believe that chaos was the only way in which classes would break up and no longer exist. Marx was able to get hi .....

.... to environmental injustice by way of investigating and exposing environmental degradation, habitat destruction, poaching, clear cutting, pollution, animal cruelty, and government waste and abuse." To the right of the page is a picture of a bird staring forward and underneath that in caps "WE ARE WATCHING". After reading this one gets a true sense that EnviroWatch is looking out for the environment, almost like earth-friendly detectives. The design of their web site is very conducive to quick and easy access. This is definitely a plus for any newcomer who is .....

.... It doesn’t have to be illegal to be a psychotropic drug for cases like caffeine and nicotine. The Inhalants field would include Hair-Spray, Gasoline, Dustoff, Glue, Nail-polish remover, and Paint thinner’s. The Hallucinogens field would include LSD(lysergic acid diethylamide), Mescaline, PCP(also referred to as “angel dust”), and Psilocybin(psychedelic mushrooms). The last field, Marijuana Field, consists of just Marijuana and Hashish. Psychotropic drugs is an interest to me because it is fascinating to learn about how in life there are ways to change your co .....

.... started penniless and they were not robbers because they did not take it from anyone else. Vanderbilt got rich by making travel and shipping faster, cheaper, and more luxurious. He built bigger, faster, and more efficient ships. He served food on his ships, which the customers liked and he lowered his costs. He lowered the New York to Hartford fare from $8 to $1. Rockefeller made his fortunes selling oil. He also lowered his costs, making fuel affordable for the working-class people. The working-class people, who use to go to bed after sunset, could now affor .....