The subject of cohabitation is a popular one among many college campuses, primarily among the upperclassmen. Many people consider living with their significant other before getting married to see if whether or not they are compatible. Just as many other people oppose the idea for several reasons, one main one being religion. However, people that do cohabitate have many arguments as to why living with the person they think could be “the one” is the right thing to do. Many studies have been made as to decide which is the better choice, cohabitate or just get married? It is considered that unmarried couples that live together encounter more stress than…

The most taught philosophy in the Buddhism religion is that nothing is impermanent. Life never ends, the soul just simply moves on to a new place. Death is only a part of someone’s life, it is seen as just one of the states of transition. A Buddhist scholar Edward Croze said “Death is not to be regarded as a unique catastrophe which happens when one existence comes to an end, but it takes place all the time during the existence. The ideal attitude towards death is based on this awareness and involves acceptance of the process of change.” The Buddhist believe that time does not move in a straight line with…

Freedom of speech is perhaps the most important right that we have in the United States. Since the constitution passed the First Amendment, freedom of speech gives everyone in the country the right to express their opinions as they see fit. However, according to New 2002 “State of the First Amendment” survey suggests many Americans see freedoms as obstacles in war on terror, “for the fist time in the annual State of the First Amendment survey, almost half (49%) of those surveyed said the First Amendment goes too far in the rights it guarantees a 10 percentage-point jump from 2001” (freedoms obstacles in war from survey). It shows more and…

After coming up with an idea for a business, I would go to either a local community college or an accountant and attorney to gather specific information about the nuts and bolts of starting a business. I would then take into consideration my financial and marketing needs. More specifically I would look into the type of consumers I would attract and what is my geographic market. Performing market research would help me to determine whether or not the particular product I planned to sell would be useful and needed in the particular community I plan to start my business.

Black holes are postulated to be one of the most destructive forces known in the universe, with nothing being able to escape from its gaping maw, not even light. Even, supposedly, all known laws of physics fall apart inside the depths of the black hole. So how does the universe allow these objects to exist? Or rather do they exist or are they just a product of humanity’s misunderstanding? Fundamentally black holes are a product of gravity, the weakest of the four known forces in the universe. It was with Isaac Newton in which the first seeds of knowledge concerning black holes began to grow. With his laws of universal…

The early part of the XXth Century witnessed the rise of two new political philosophies: Communism and Fascism. Both rose from the ashes of World War I and were firmly established in Europe by 1933. Though they exposed different goals and relied on different motivations to gain support, both ultimately resulted in totalitarian dictatorships. The writings of Karl Marx and Fredrich Engels in 1848 gave birth to modern communism. Motivated largely by the negative effects of the Industrial Revolution on poor factory workers, the pair wrote The Communist Manifesto, which outlined their philosophy. Marx argued that the ‘Proletariat’ should, and one day would, rise up and overthrow the ‘Bourgeoisie’ ruling…

During the early twentieth century there had been many grand scientist to surface, but the one that comes to most peoples mind’s is the incredible Albert Einstein. Many people may only know Einstein for his astonishing science achievements, but none about his life. Albert Einstein was born at Ulm, Germany on March 14, 1879 (Albert Einstein). As Albert was growing up he spent the beginning of his childhood life schooling in Munich, where it is said that he was considered a slow learner. Sense Albert was not so fond of his new school he was eventually expelled from it due to his disliking of class. Einstein then moved to Switzerland…

Does anyone ever wonder what happens to food once is leaves the fork and enters the mouth? Most likely no one does but it is all very important to the body that everything works in the digestive system. From basic functions, the path and diseases of the digestive system are vital to daily life. So let’s take a journey through the digestive system. There are many functions of the digestive system, which is also called the alimentary canal or the gastrointestinal tract. All the work begins when food enters the mouth or the oral cavity. Here the teeth, tongue and digestive enzymes break the food down. The food is broken…

When Bill Gates was a child, no one imagined the outcome of his life would’ve have been as successful as it is. He was born on October 28, 1955 in Seattle, Washington. He had two other siblings, which made him the middle child. His father was a very successful attorney, while his mother was on many boards, and was the head of United Way. While Bill Gates was a child he attended a public elementary school until the age of 12, where he went to the private school, Lakeside. Almost a year later, at the age of 13, Bill Gates designed his first computer program. During his years at the…

The modern game of football, as we know it is in essence an invention of the 19th century. It is a game that was developed with particular aims in mind. It was these aims; of teamwork, discipline and respectability which defined both the way the game is organised and played. The modern game belongs to the era of the industrial revolution and the time that has passed since. Its origins are believed to lie from ancient times, it is widely accepted that both the Romans and Greeks [never an ancient Olympic sport] played a game very similar to what today we might identify as ‘football’. However this game was very…