… or more specifically parent-daughter relationships. We see how the parents in the town are so desperate to understand the strange actions of their young daughters that they might be driving them even further away. While searching for the reason…

… in the 1960's by Anthony Burgess) displays savage criminals and gangs who rule the streets... especially after dark. These young troublemakers, with 'ultra-violence' gleaming through their minds, commit rape, murder, robbery, grand theft auto,…

… founding of Welton Academy. Welton is a sort of Ivy League training school. The boys of Welton Academy are dutiful sons, their lives arranged by Mom and Dad like connecting dots. They need only move assuredly from point A, Welton, to point B, Harvard…

… greatest achievements. This play describes the sixty-three-year-old protagonist Willy Loman, a rounded and psychologically motivated individual. Willy is also a familiar American Philistine and even a universal type. He embodies the stupidity, immorality…

… Knowles' novel, a separate peace resembles an entity, a friendship or any other intimate or isolated microcosm in which the outside world seems more distant and more chaotic. The main things that brought this separate peace to Gene were the friendship…

… conservative on my views of politics, yet all my life, I have been influenced by my parents as a strong Liberal. My curiosity about how things work led me to political science. My ideological development has been tortuous rather than linear. I began…

… speak English because I spoke Chinese at home. I was distracted and frightened when I attended school in our Los Angeles neighborhood, and crime was a constant concern for us. It worried my parents to see that I was losing interest in school, so they…

… heed to the birds that jangle above his head? They prophesied that I should kill Polybos, Kill my own father; but he is dead and buried, And I am here-I never touched him, never, Unless he died of grief for my departure, And thus, in a sense, through…

… fair Verona, where we lay our scene From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil blood, makes civil hands unclean. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life; Whose misadventured piteous overthrows …

… is a temptation to see it as undesirable" Discuss with reference to Frontline and related texts. In looking at the media and society today, we can see that the media's drive for ratings, and the difficulty in telling the truth can lead to the temptatio…