… put all my eggs in one bastard." -Dorothy Parker on her abortion and subsequent failure to conceive later on in life. I have never known a time when abortion was not an option for any unwanted pregnancy I might find myself with. Those of us with…

… of equality in today's world. They say women are completely equal to men, and that that fact should not be argued. However, women have not gained equality through our efforts. The fact is, in today's society there are continuous cycles that will…

… to meet the needs of the people using it. The ever-changing culture we live in affects the way language develops and the way it is used by different people in society. The ideology of a society is reflected in it´s use of language, and because children…

… of drugs. If there is stricter law enforcement then maybe it will solve the problem of drug abuse. If the supply is stopped then the demand will deplete. This creates violent Crimes. If the supply stops problem will no longer be the abuse of drugs…

… course case study of a seventy-four year old man, Mr. Gambina, in order to find out whether structure or agency has been most influential throughout his life. The agent is the person who actually performs the action, while structure refers to the…

… I cannot improve upon these two clichés: there has been nothing quite like it; nothing would ever be quite the same again" (Arthur Marwick). Discuss this in reference to two disciplines. The social and cultural development of the sixties are unique…

… being abused. She will be left with bruises, cuts, broken bones, and scars. The scars that last forever are not physical; however, they are ones of mental anguish. Her abuser is not a stranger, rather her husband or boyfriend. In this country,…

… were all leaders of the early women's rights movement. Select one of these women and discuss her contribution to the movement and the difficulties she encountered.         Elizabeth Cady Stanton was born November 12, 1815, in Johnstown,…

… and Early Christianity         Since the beginning of time the treatment of women has improved dramatically. In the earliest of times women were mere slaves to men. Today women are near equals in almost all fields. In 411 B.C., when…

… identity as soon as they get married and begin a family. Every little girl dreams of getting married and raising a family, because this is what women are taught to seek at an early age. When a woman achieves this goal, she loses her identity due to…