Examines the role of television and electronic games in popular culture. Explores how violent games influence the behavior of teenagers. Describes why teenagers find such games appealing.

Gandhi was a good man with great intentions; however, some of his intentions were in direct opposition to the teachings of his own faith, Hinduism. Gandhi spent most of his life fighting against the caste system, calling himself a Muslim, a Christian, and a Sikh, as well as a Hindu. He apparently also believed he was a great man who deserved great respect from others, thus implying a sense of self-importance that also goes against the teachings of Hinduism.

In the move Garden State Andrew Largeman returned home for his mother's funeral for the first time in a decade. Having been overmedicated for years, Andrew was numb to his feelings and the world around him. He decided to leave all his medicine behind when he went home; he thought that he wanted to reconnect with his feelings that had be lost for so many years.

This essay is about gays and lesbians and how they should be able to adopt children.

Gender is the prominent theme throughout the Joy Luck Club. It goes through different time periods, generations, different cultures showing that, whether we like it or not, gender shapes our culture and interactions with others.

In Sophocles' epic tragedy, Antigone, a strong gender bias is present throughout the tragedy, and is partially responsible for the downfall of the king. The essential moral of the tragedy is the warning to the people in power. Sophocles warns the leaders in power not to transgress the rules and limits of governing the people. Sophocles' epic tragedy represented man, woman, death, and the balance between them.

Women allow themselves to be conceived as weaker creatures because of the habits of existence continually underlying society. Men view women as an extension of their existence, only being used for their constant servitude and never viewing them able to develop their own independence of mind.

Discusses the essay by Holly Devor "Gender role Behaviors and Attitudes." Describes the classic characteristics of males and females, clothing in daily life.

Defines and discusses gender roles. Discusses how children acquire gender roles. Explores how various cultures stereotype gender roles.

A critical analysis of the degree to which boys and girls grow into their respective genders with the help of media images.

Explains differences in gender shopping habits. Compares the habits of a brother and sister.

Questions if humans have the ability to reach God. Argues that the witness of Scripture and leading theologians attest that individuals have a limited knowledge of God through general revelation in the natural world.

It is a fact of life that the generation gap or "clash" is something that has existed and will continue to exist as long as man exists on this earth. It is not restricted to certain parts of the world, to certain times of human history or to certain cultures. That is why this "clash" is a fact of a life accepted by all generations, all over the world and through all time.

Discusses the book of Genesis from the Old Testament. Summarizes the chapter. Attempts to decipher its message.

Essay provides an analysis of Genesis 18.

Definition Of Genius

Defining geodemographics and its potential uses and abuses.

The following is a responsive essay to "Hope Springs Eternal" by Stephen King.

Mahatma Ghandi was a great leader to the people and his life became a message to the world. The message he brought to the world was of truth, freedom and non-violence. He fought for many different causes, and his weapons were Satya (truth) and Ahisma (non-violence). He fought strong and hard with his weapons of Satya and Ahisma to win the independence of the Indian people.

The uproar Ghosts caused when first published by Henrik Ibsen

Analyzes the amount of peer pressure experienced by students in the 6th grade.

Gikonyo and Karanja, two very different and contrasting individuals in Ngugi's novel "A Grain of Wheat," are pivotal characters in depicting for us both sides of the divided African community during Kenya's time of The State of Emergency.

Uses the ancient Mesopotamian text "Gilgamesh" to compare Mesopotamian and American cultures.

Debates whether girls are superior to boys. Explores the status of women throughout history. Compares how men and women perform comparable tasks. Questions the superiority of either sex.

Comparison and contrast of wakeboarding and snowboarding.

Go Ask Alice is about a typical teenager with obstacles to overcome due to her use of drugs. She faces the usual anxieties of a crush on a boy, peer pressure, social acceptance, her weight and self esteem.

My goals, my growth

A dilemma facing those who base their lives on religious ethics is piety, as elaborated by Socrates in the Platonic dialogue 'Euthyphro'.

My essay is Christian base on the judgment of God. It is why I believe that God is willing to send people to hell.

Details different names for God used throughout history. Provides background detail on those names.

This is a persuasive essay, aiming to persuade the reader that a set weekend curfew would be the right choice for a community to make. It contains seven paragraphs including the topic sentence and a conclusion.

The analysis of Jem Finch's maturing in Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird.

Contrary to what parents may think, television is not only more entertaining than books, but it is also more educational and more useful in our daily lives. Television pictures are more understandable than the words of a book; television can serve as a more effective study guide than books, particularly through educational channels such as the History Channel and the Discovery Channel; and television provides prompt delivery of important information on the day's events than books ever could. In short, television provides us with any kind of information or entertainment we may choose to utilize.

Good Will Hunting's theme of fear are much like our own and delivers a belief that there is world beyond what we know.

This essay analyzes fear as a primary theme which contributes to hindering Will's success.

In the Gothic genre, transgression can not only be a stimulus, but serves as an outcome to the story too. This is particularly true in Carter's "The Bloody Chamber" whereby the stories end on a highly transgressive note - a girl eating up her grandmother and inheriting all her wealth, a girl turning into a tiger, a girl strangling the Erl-king.

An interview with a family friend. Describes her early life, hopes and dreams.

Argues why students should be graded equally without regard to level of effort. Maintains that teachers should grade by level of achievement alone.

This is my submission for a contest to write a speech for Graduation. The speech is Visionary, as opposed to Reflective.

This is a heartfelt essay that I have written about the times that me and my Grandma have shared.

Creative symbolism essay on the significance of a quilt.

This is an essay about the book of "Great Expectations" the main character is Pip.

Essay attempts to answer the question: do great men make circumstances or do the circumstances make great men?

A great speech is one that is fully understood by its audience. One that people should be able to refer to over transcending periods of time, relate to people on many different levels & in any places in their lives. Just like Lincoln & King, Vaclav Havel also wishes for a better environment that is not morally contaminated, a government that is of the people, by the people, for the people & dreamt of a society based on freedom & equality.

This is a made up Greek God

Greg Crister, the author of the op-ed essay that was featured in the Los Angeles Times, "Too Much of a Good Thing," argues that in order to stop obesity, we should stigmatize overeating. It is no more than a simple solution for a very complex problem that plaques the world today.

Essay explores if anti-aging products actually work.

A description of guilt and the feelings that it brings out in people.

This essay is about Guru Nanak Dev Ji; the founder of Sikhidsm.