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… a variety of settings: Is twenty pages better than ten for a term paper? Is an all-you-can-eat buffet preferable to a gourmet meal? Is a huge lawn more desirable than a small yard? As a society, we tend to value the quantity of productivity to determine…

… business, whether it is on the World Wide Web or not. Essentially marketing is the linking of a producer (or potential producer) of any given product or service offered with customers, both existing and potential. This is also true for all online…

… in people's lives. Applicants can be the most qualified, best trained, highly motivated and most stable people you have ever had the pleasure of meeting, but because of presentation (the way they present themselves), poor communication skills, and…

… performance in their respective areas. Tests trap students in the dilemma of choosing between learning for educational benefit and learning short-term to pass a test. Student's results on tests can not only determine if they advance to the next…

… cannot be foreseen or controlled. By chance one can acquire riches beyond their wildest dreams. The lives of two people mysteriously intertwine, finding love by pure coincidence. A man driving in his car looks down to light his cigarette at an inoppor…

… told me not to drink, Mom, so I drank soda instead. I really felt proud inside, Mom, the way you said I would. I didn't drink and drive, Mom, even though the others said I should. I know I did the right thing, Mom, I know you were always right. Now…

… The English started them all, but those colonies varied indefinitely. The two primary regions of the colonies were the Chesapeake and the New England Regions. In the very beginnings of these regions, there were ample amounts of differences to create…

… a mining engineer built a wood-pulp mill in southern Finland to manufacture paper. Over the next century, the company diversified into industries ranging from paper to chemicals and rubber. In the 1960s, Nokia ventured into telecommunications by…

… of Sororities", by Alexandra Robbins. In this book Robbins goes undercover for a year observing four sophomores who are each in a different sorority. Robbins describes what goes on behind the doors to the mysterious Greek house. Most sorority girls…

… sociology, many people feel that it is the insights on the four different forms of alienation, which are most intriguing. These four types of alienation are called external preoccupation, self-consciousness, interaction-consciousness and…