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…in the geriatric ward in 1984, aged seventy-seven. It is said he was always a model prisoner - gentle, polite and discreet. He died of respiratory and heart failure in 1984. Eddie Gein, however, would go on to achieve movie screen immortality, as the famous movies…

…). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** Works Cited Eiselen, R. Malcolm. “Benjamin Franklin”. World Book Encyclopedia Vol. 7 Chicago: Illinois, 1984. 412-418 Kevles, J. Daniel “Albert Einstein”. World Book Encyclopedia Vol. 6 Chicago: Illinois, 1984. 102-103 Plato. “The Allegory…

…The novel 1984 by George Orwell is an American classic that explores the human mind when it comes to power, corruption, control, and the negative-utopian society. Imagine living in a “world of monstrous machines and terrifying weapons. Warriors…

…at decoupling ‘punishment’ and the ‘insane,’ there seems to be some visceral charge that draws them together” ( Finkel, 1988, p. 123). Gerber (1984) reports that more than 75% of mentally ill inmates had been sentenced to prison, jail or probation at least once prior…

…Lowering the Drinking Age: A Means of Teen Death For several years the drinking age in the United States has been 21, and now some think it is time to lower the drinking age to 18. This is a very foolish plan for a variety of reasons .In 1984…

…be paralleled to George Orwell's 1984. 1984 is not so much about oppression among races, but classes. The lead character Winston Smith follows the rule of the grandfather from Invisible Man in that he believes the only way to survive is to tell the supreme class…

…such museum’s attempts to classify and reclassify primitive art and modern art into one by pointing out only vague similarities. Clifford also highly objects to one museum’s, the Museum of Modern Art, use of the word ‘affinity’ in a gallery held in 1984 entitled…

…individual freedom. Although I have yet to have read it, George Orwell’s 1984 is a novel that is often spoken of when examining the paths our culture is taking. In the novel, an individual is monitored at all times by “big brother”, a computer that searches…

…and then divorced her in 1984. His Career After returning to Canada, Trudeau became well known for supporting the labor unions in the Asbestos Strike of Quebec and also fought against the regime of Premier Maurice Duplessis of Quebec, against social and political…

…). It is a "designer drug," which means a man made drug designed to replicate the effects of natural drugs. It is primarily a seritonergic drug or also referred to as a "brain drug." It was prescribed up to 1984 until the Drug Enforcement Administration listed ecstasy…