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Analytical Interpretation of a Political Cartoon Most Americans work hard for what they have, yet, it is baseball, America’s pastime, where the players cheat their way to the top of the game. The evolution of steroids in baseball has evolved rapidly in the past two decades. The lack of routine drug tests in baseball, combined with the less than harsh suspensions has created a league unlike that of the previous century. This juiced up league has created new records as players become stronger and…

that he was just a successful engineer who was only dreaming about space traveling. He didn't stay in prison for a long time, and this situation gave birth to some speculations. Some people thought he was escaping from being arrested by using his talent in physics. Those people also called von Braun as a villain by reason of the V-2 rockets and his role in Germany’s offenses. (Zelkovitz, Rachel) But Wernher von Braun denied these speculations. Von Braun didn't want to be arrested, he wanted…

Imagine someone happened to be placed in a situation where their life or someone else’s life were in danger, and they rushed to help knowing it can make the situation even more risky for themselves. Most people would consider such a thing to be an act of courage, however, the idea of courage is much more than putting oneself in danger to save someone else. Courage is known as the ability to do something that may be frightening or dangerous and is often referred to as willingly risking one’s own…

pushing his cock, inch-by-inch, deep inside Hank McCormick’s ass. Little did this Delivery Kid know, but would soon suspect that it was Hank’s infamous manhole that was the true bragging rights of his success. The Kid never thought him much of a talent, until now. Louisiana’s loss was Hollywood’s gain. “Fuck me harder. C’mon. No mercy,” Hank shouted as he own rigid dick bounced on the bar counter. The Delivery Kid was moistened with sweat, dripping from his brow and down his chest. Hank…

Edgar Allan Poe was one of the most influential authors of his time; he is considered one of America’s finest authors. His work ranged in different fields of literacy as an editor, a literary critic, he was also gifted in writing elegant fictional short stories, beautiful poems and was known to be a master of horror and mystery tales. His best and most popular works include “The Raven”, “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The House of Usher”. Poe was considered to be the inventor of the detective…

Johnson’s reasoning behind his decision to escalate the war was to prevent the the Communists from defeating democracy and ultimately preventing the start of World War III. His inability to use his personal talents of observation and manipulation in the fields of foreign policy caused him to act without proper knowledge. Robert Kennedy was also a factor in Johnson’s decision. Johnson saw Kennedy as the enemy who would use the war against him to gain popularity…

of Blacks and the middle and lower classes. The phrase “the rich get richer” couldn’t be more accurate, with recent studies proving that a student’s socioeconomic background has a larger influence on their future success than their intelligence or talent. The vast wage gap that exists between most middle and low class Black Americans and the top earning Americans, coupled with the disproportionate arrest rates in the black community have created a chasm of inequality that may never be closed.…

economic structure and magnificent social, artistic, and cultural reform. America’s economy sky rocketed due to the fact that people invested millions of dollars in the stock market and succeeded. Women were starting to be acknowledged by not only society, but also the government by treating them a little more equal to men. African Americans were also starting to be accepted into society, and their outstanding musical talents helped them fit into society better. Jazz was introduced into the…

Edgar Allan Poe’s life influenced his works such as, The Fall of the House of Usher, Annabel Lee and The Raven. The main factor in Poe’s life that contributed to his style of writing is death, abandonment, love, and fear. Poe experienced a great deal of deaths that left him abandoned in the world. How could one go throughout life with no one on their side? That was Poe’s everyday life after the death of his loved ones. He, Edgar Allan Poe, was a lonely man with a broken heart. This lead Poe to…

THE BIOGRAPHY OF RALPH CIRELLA Ralph Cirella Ralph Cirella was a prominent American and celebrated fashion designer, actor, and stylist. He became renowned for his role as the stylist and counselor to Howard Stern. Cirella, who was born on April 20, 1965, worked as Stern's stylist for many years before being promoted to the role of wardrobe consultant and eventually becoming a set designer. Ralph Cirella garnered global attention with his distinctive artistic style and enduring partnership…