Provides an analysis of early Greek architecture, sculpture, and architectural sculpture. Describes how three beliefs really define Greece and its perspective, humanism, reason and order. Details how these three beliefs are reflected in Greek art.

A comparison of the art of the early Medieval era and early Christian art and an analysis of art's transition into the Middle Ages and its desent into the schematic.

Provides a personal reaction and analysis of Pre-Historic art. Explores the history of Paleolithic art, known to have started around 32,000 years ago. Provides examples of some of the earliest signs of sculpture.

Roman Fashion and how the Egyptian and Greek civilizations influenced it.

Reviews the movie "East of Eden," made in 1955 and directed by Elia Kazan. Discusses the plot of the Academy Award winning film, based on the John Steinbeck novel. Compares the film to the biblical story of Caine and Able.

A critical analysis of the various editing techniques used in the film, and how they contribute to the films overall effectiveness.

Discusses how in his play, Educating Rita, British writer William Russell explores a number of complex issues including sexism, identity and education.

This is an editorial about classical music and its positive effect on social, creative and intellectual development.

Discusses the film Supersize Me, a documentary by Morgan Spurlock. Describes the unhealthy effects of a fast food lifestyle. Argues that parents must wean themselves and their nearly-addicted children from fast-food and learn to teach their children good eating habits.

Examines Egyptian, Greek and Roman figure art. Describes similarities between each style and how each is distinctly unique with their own ideas and guidelines.

Evaluates the Gus Van Sants film, Elephant. Relates the film to the tragedy at Columbine High School. Discusses Van Sants' technique of Sant choosing random high school students and granting them the freedom to act as they want in this film.

Essay discusses the life and accomplishments of Elvis Presley.

Provides a brief biography of American rock star Elvis Presley. Traces his life from his humble beginnings in Tupelo, Mississippi to his great success in the 50s and 60s. Details the events leading up to his death.

Eminem is a controversial rapper who, despite living a difficult life, and being protested against, is still very successful.

Eminem about his life.

Clueless the movie directed by Amy Heckling, is based on the Classic Emma by Jane Austen. The film changes the original context, from a 19th C, middle class home, to the wealthy and privileged playground of L.A. teens, the movie simplifies the complex narrative that is Emma, Amy Heckling makes a valiant effort to embrace Austen's style in her different medium, and reflects many of the values represented in the original texts.

Mississippi Burning, how the end justifies the means.

The character Troby in the movie "The Fringe Dwellers" experiences an identity crisis as an aborginal girl living on the fringes of white society in Australia.

The following provides an essay outline on African architecture.

Gattaca is directed by Andrew Niccol and the film is set out in the "not too distant future." The main ethical and moral issue presented to the audience in the film Gattaca is the discrimination of someone considering their genetic makeup, or the way they were born, if it were natural or unnatural.

A biography of the playwright Eugene Ionesco. Known as the father of the Theatre of the Absurd, Ionesco is remembered as being a great writer of bold, controversial plays about the faults of mankind, often dealing with fear, torment, and destruction. In his later years he also became a human rights activist and a supporter of the arts in Romania.

Essay gives a "Europa Europa" film review in relation to a set of questions.

There has never been any doubt that Euripidies was interested in the nature, behavior, impact and social status of women. Aristophanes presented him as a notorious hater and slanderer of women. In our present century he is more often seen as one who excites pity for the sufferings inflicted on women by gods and men.

Discusses if the evaluation of art is an objective or subjective experience. Written in Spanish.

Nearly everyone is familiar with rock-and-roll music, but nobody knows how it started. A study of rock-and-roll's origins reveals that technological advances in music, particularly the electric guitar, influenced it heavily; and that rock-and-roll evolved from numerous other styles of music, including the blues, jazz, and rhythm and blues.

Evolution of blues music.

Examines the film Finding Forrester, directed by Gus Van Sant and starring Sean Connery. Discusses the many struggles faced by main character Jamal. Examines the ethical decisions made by Jamal and other main characters.

Compares and contrasts the musical scores of the two films Hollywood films, Big Fish and Cold Mountain. Relates the style of music to the character's moods. Details how the music serves as a plot device in both films.

Provides a highly detailed accounting of the score in the Hollywood film Pitch Black, starring Vin Diesel and directed by David Twohy. Presents the use of the score that helped give the film its substance, including running times to the very second. Examines how the electronic music complemented the futuristic film.

The movie "Rabbit Proof Fence," directed by Pillip Noyce, reveals the racism that took place between white Australians and Australia's aboriginal people. Many aborigines were displaced and discriminating against in Australia's history.

A reflection on the aspects of expressionism and the ways in which they can be applied in drama. Emphasis is given to three basic terms found in expressionist drama: montage, the alienation effect, and geste.

This essay describs the short play Extrwmities, by William Mastrosimone,and describes the characters as elements of Earth wind and Fire and water.