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News and Society
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The Parthian Empire, Some Collectors Focus On Artistic Interest
Greek coins describe coins of Mediterranean city-states and kingdoms before the Roman Empire, Celtic tribes and Indo-Greek kingdoms. There are many opportunities for specialization. Some collectors focus on artistic interest. The collection of Calouste Gulbenkian is an outstanding example of the artistic appeal of the finest coins of ancient Greece. Leonidas at Thermopylae other collectors specialize in issues of a single city.
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The Voice from a Static Man
Here is the voice from a Static Man on ESD problems. A variety of possible solutions to solve the problems.
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HAITI - Creole, Literacy, and Education
The question as to which language or languages to use in educating the children of Haiti and in adult literacy programs, which are organized by both government and voluntary organizations in Haiti, has generated...
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Haiti - Demographic Profile
The demographic face of Haiti has undergone major transformations since its founding as a colony of France in...
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Disharmonious Movement In Turkey - Migration
The new economic, geographical and social conditions change the distribution of population over Turkey, hence a new problem becomes to surface which is called migration from village to urban areas can be traced to these three type of problems: Economical, Social and Local.
This article supplies an overview the reasons.
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To Spank Or Not Spank - What The Experts Say
The debate to spank or no spank rages on and on-in spite of a plethora of experts who have studied and reported, as far back as ancient, Rome the overwhelming, profound and dire negative consequences. -Quintilian, circa 40-118 A.D., Institutes of Oratory, Ancient Rome
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September 11, 2001 Dissected
What really happened on September 11, 2001? Many people who were witness and victim to the tragedy agree that, without help from both Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, the official theory fails to explain the catastrophic events of that day. But, connect the dots, and the picture that most clearly takes shape is an inside job that exploited a genuine terrorist plot.
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A Game of Will Power - Government Versus Terrorist
Picture this. You are driving your car in a one-way street - in the right direction - and all of a sudden there appears another car, driving right at you. There is no space to turn. You stop your car and wait until the other puts his in the back-gear. But this does not happen. You wait some more and notice that the person behind the other steering-wheel signals you to go back- What do you do?
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Constructive Elements Of American Culture
American culture and ethnicity are two major issues in American studies. Out of America, especially in Asia, Middle East even Europe, people believes that American culture is subordinate of European culture because of overwhelming immigrants. English language as a first and formal language of America strengthens this idea. Also, it is a leading reason for dominant of European culture. But, when we investigate cultural behavior of U.S. society exactly, we understand that American culture have basically different from European culture. European culture constructed part of American culture like language.
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Find Out About People
When you search to find out about people, write what you know on a piece of paper to help you to recall something that you didn't remember before. Write the results you found to keep track what you have done in your searches. Also, use the white pages for your searches.
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Is Abortion The Answer?
The article looks at the reasons for and against abortion. It's based on the fight to legalize abortion in the Southern Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago. The article outlines the arguments made by both sides of the debate, but doesn't venture to give an opinion. An analysis is left up to the reader and his/her imagination.
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