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…Albin, future bass player for Big Brother and Jim Gurley, Big Brother's lead guitarist In the summer of 1965, Janis returned home to Port Arthur for a year to question her life direction. Feeling "put off, put down, strung out and stoned" as her lyrics…

…A Rotten State William Shakespeare's tragedy, Hamlet, is a story about a prince, Hamlet, who's father, King Hamlet, was murdered by his brother Claudius. Claudius then married Hamlet's mother making him the King of Denmark. Near the beginning…

…involvement, and the history and traditions that they have. Fraternities are not about getting drunk and hazing, there is much more that they have to offer. Brotherhood is a good example. I was an only child, and never had any brothers or sisters to care for me…

…? 'Thanks' he said just 'thanks.'"(30) Charles and Adam both loved their father Cyrus but Charles always had trouble pleasing him. Everyone liked Adam more, Charles was the Cain of the story, not only did he try to kill his brother but other characters…

…Section I: Beginnings Joel-Peter Witkin was born on September 13, 1939 along with his twin brother, Jerome, in Brooklyn, New York. Artistry seems to run through the veins of these brothers, as Joel-Peter is a highly acclaimed photographer and his…

…that he lost his finger. Sometime in the late 50's Jerry migrated to Palo Alto, where he met Pigpen (Ron McKernan). The two became fast friends; practically blood brothers. Jerry and Pigpen played music together as early as 1961 and continued to play…

…as a dictator, who is modeled after Joseph Stalin. Big Brother is the dictator of Oceania, a totalitarian super-state, who is compared to Joseph Stalin, according to the views of Philip Rahv. In Oceania, war is ubiquitous, technical advancement in espionage…

…of Tides" that was based on his life, Pat Conroy attempts to draw the viewer into his own world, and give them the chance to experience the pain that he has experienced while growing up. Brought up in a family that consisted of his mother, father, older brother…

…in the play is Willy and his children's constant need to be to be "well-liked." When Biff plans to ask Oliver for a job, his brother Happy encoruages him telling him he is "well-liked." Willy, lost in his memories, flashes back to when Biff and Happy were younger…

…, such as; friends, teachers, and maybe even a role model that you have never met before, but no matter what, someone in everyone's life has influenced them somehow. In the four stories, “Antidisestablishmentarism”, “Number One”, “My Brother, Gary Gilmore”, and “Winter…