… definitions that all basically state the same thing: Class is a social stratum whose members share certain economic, social, or cultural characteristics. So in our society how do we equate class? The answer is money. Nothing can give a person instant…

… in humour, differentiating between laughter and silent appreciation of humour. How strong is the research evidence for these physiological changes? Theories of humour Perspective from the humanities The humanities have been concerned with the nature…

… widely discussed issues in politics today. Many people are calling for reduction or elimination welfare programs as well as programs that provide breakfast and lunch at schools. They argue that people should be able to provide for themselves and…

… can they go? What choices do they have? <Tab/><Tab/>What does it take to get off the tracks on a one-way ride to no where? The disease of drug addiction reflects so many aspects of ones life in negative ways. Unless address…

… to any gaming lounge and you will find bright lights, loud sounds and ching ching ching. It's the sound of one dollar coins going in and coming out and all of this is what we call entertainment. Some might say, 'How is it a form of entertainment?'…

… to write a mock proposal that we would send in to our city. I propose that Baltimore City create certain tracts of land throughout the city to be designated to the cultivation of gardens, both floral and vegetable, tended to and cared for…

… More women, more ethnic minorities, and more immigrants are entering the work force. As a result, the workplace is increasingly multicultural. Now, think about what you've read about today's job market: Employers look for job candidates who have good…

… news, peruse a periodical, survey the literature, talk to a friend, and you too will find example after example of organizations and individuals faced with the costly effects of discrimination and harassment in the workplace. The basic federal law…

… programs--a new "strategic imperative"--and support an entire industry devoted to diversity management, but there's little evidence of improved business performance, financial results, or accountability. ADVERSITY IN THE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE The multibil…

… of the Wolof lives mainly in Senegal and Gambia. They speak Wolof and for the most part are Islamic. The first known documentation of the Wolof dates back to 1455. Because of French pressures in the 1800's many Wolof people became Islamic. Today…