… utilizing that knowledge and experience with common sense and insight. Morals are standards of what are right and wrong assessed by an individual and how one might abide by them. Many characters in the play King Lear written by William Shakespeare…

… of life. Food, water, and shelter were daily struggles. But a deeper problem was always present, sometimes ignored or dismissed, but always there. Who am I, and where am I? The answers were easily accessible to all, in the revelation from God…

… and technical labour through the movement of such labour to more favourable geographic, economic or professional environments. The Brain Drain of skilled workers to the United States is a very real problem confronting Canada today. However, even…

… customs and networks that shape their business culture. It is important to learn and understand these critical components for doing business in China. It can be a confusing and fascinating experience for a westerner unfamiliar with Chinese…

… business environment, which is further "spiced up" with the fast changing and highly unpredictable customers' demand, the companies have to directly face their challenges to survive. This indicates that the firms have to be to large extend flexible…

… 36-39, 73-81 and 121-122) In "The Great Gatsby" there is a continuous feeling of motion. Whether it is the oblivion of time at the numerous parties portraying a whirlwind of activity, or the literal transporting from place to place, it is evident…

… the crisis was that Exxon really didn't have an emergency plan for a spill that near to shore. They were more concerned with losing tankers at sea. "The company must do well solving the actual problem - in this case, cleaning up 10 million gallons of…

… how some men view woman: as mere objects for display and possession. Lessing shows how each of the male characters reacts and deals with rejection from a woman sunbathing on a nearby rooftop. We discover how three men's preoccupation with sex…

… of his country's non-white liberation movement. One of the 156 people accused in the Treason Trial of 1956, La Guma wrote his first book, "A Walk in the Night and Other Stories", in 1962 (Wade 15). "The Lemon Orchard," a story which appeared in this…

… and spiritually. However, in Shakespeare's tragic play of "Macbeth", it is not just pure ambition the protagonist embodies: his ambition further develops into hubris, which ultimately leads to his demise. Perhaps, the most valid reason for…