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101: Henry Kissinger
... known to the public as Caesar, Jefferson, or Marx, but he has helped shape the world we live in today. Born May 27, 1923 in Furth Germany, Kissinger would soon raise to service two presidents, Richard M. Nixon, and Gerald Ford, as the chief foreign policy advisor and secretary of state (Kissinger ). With Kissinger’s guidance the United States would reopen its relations with the Peoples Republic of China for the first time ... nuclear policy. It is through this background, and his Nuclear Weapons policy that gained him status as an expert in the field (Kissinger 67) that he was appointed to serve as a special assistant to Nixon for National Security Affairs (hence the origin of the position for a National Security Advisor). In this compacity, Kissinger reigned supreme. Through shrewd tactics, and skillful political manuvering “he managed to usurp most of ...
102: Illinois vs. Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb
Illinois vs. Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb The crime that was to capture the attention of the nation in 1924 all began as a fantasy in the mind of eighteen year old Richard Loeb. Although Loeb was the handsome and privileged son of a retired Sears and Roebuck Vice President, he was obsessed with crime. Loeb, despite his high intelligence and reputation for being the youngest graduate ever of the University of Michigan, read mostly detective stories. In the “twisted” mind of Richard Loeb, crime became sort of a game. He read about crimes, planned crimes, and committed crimes, although none until 1924 involved the physical harm of another person. Loeb simply wanted to commit the perfect ...
103: Richard Wright
Richard Wright One incident that had a great impact on Richard Wright's life was something that occurred when he was young and beginning to learn the true ways of the white people. This is actually just one part of a series of events that opened ... up the chance for his first real racially biased encounters. First of all in the store itself the owner and his son openly mistreated negro customers by slapping, kicking, and pushing them in front of Richard. Also in the same store, the owner and son took a black woman to the back of their store and beat her senseless because she didn't pay bill that she owed them. This ...
104: ... that has always been her one true love. Aside from his magical novels, Charles de Lint has also a large number of short story collections. Among the collections published are The Ivory and the Horn. Richard Dansky writes in his review of the book that "The characters of the stories presented here are the usual de Lint hodgepodge of race, gender, preference and species - ghosts and other critters share space with ... his magical creatures in very different and unique stories. He is truly a master of the urban-fantasy. Work Cited Blaschke, Jayme Lynn. "Charles de Lint, Memory & Dreams."Kinrowan. n. pag. 21 April, 1999 Dansky, Richard. "Charles de Lint, The Ivory and the Horn" Kinrowan. n. pag. 3 May 1999 De Lint, Charles. The Ivory and the Horn. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, 1995. De Lint, Charles. Memory and Dreams. New ...

105: ... and wisecracks; ghosts and witches; places for the actors to dance and to sing the hit songs of the time; fencing matches and other kinds of fight scenes; and emotional speeches for his star actor, Richard Burbage. There is very little indication that he was troubled in any way by having to do this. The stories he told were familiar ones, from popular storybooks or from English and Roman history. Sometimes ... left a great impression on Shakespeare and his company, for they came very close to being executed with Essex and his conspirators, one of whom had paid them a large sum to revive Shakespeare's Richard II, in which a weak king is forced to abdicate, as part of a propaganda campaign to justify Essex's attempted coup d'etat. The performance, like the coup, apparently attracted little support. Elizabeth knew ...

106: Richard Cory
The Barbie Doll and Richard Cory The way our culture has a tendency to view other individuals by there appearance will probably never change. In some way everyone has it set in his or her mind what makes a person ... perfect". These characteristics include personal appearance, wealth and intelligence. We do not always get the chance to get to know a person, but rather make assumptions. Two poems, which reveal different perceptions of someone, include Richard Cory and The Barbie Doll. In The Barbie Doll, the author writes about a girl' s life. The author starts off by describing her childhood. She was given dolls and toys like any other girl ... During her funeral those who she had tried to please in the past were the ones to comment about how beautiful she looked. Finally she had received the praise she was longing for. In contrast, Richard Cory was viewed as the gem of the neighborhood, unlike The Barbie doll. Richard Cory was a man loved by all. He was a man that society had put up on a pedestal. He ...
107: Richard Linklater: Man of Youth
Richard Linklater: Man of Youth I had recently seen Dazed and Confused on the USA Network. First of all my Dad thought I was weird because that was the first time I saw it. Secondly he ... video. I liked how it dealt with disfunctional youth. Suburbia also looked like it dealt with the same stuff and I would have liked to have watched Slacker, but it was not at the store. Richard Linklater liked to work with stories of younger people. Dazed and Confused showed how youth in the mid seventies used drugs and alcohol to forget about their real life. Suburbia showed youth, but in the ... hide from decision also. In the Newton Boys the youth knew what they wanted, to rob banks to fund their new lives, they too liked the fermented drink called alcohol. For the technical aspects of Richard Linklater's films only the scene in The Newton Boys where numerous bank robberies go on at once, sticks out. There is dissolves everywhere to connect the processes and explosions to the getaways for ...
108: ... that has always been her one true love. Aside from his magical novels, Charles de Lint has also a large number of short story collections. Among the collections published are The Ivory and the Horn. Richard Dansky writes in his review of the book that "The characters of the stories presented here are the usual de Lint hodgepodge of race, gender, preference and species - ghosts and other critters share space with ... his magical creatures in very different and unique stories. He is truly a master of the urban-fantasy. Work Cited Blaschke, Jayme Lynn. "Charles de Lint, Memory & Dreams."Kinrowan. n. pag. 21 April, 1999 Dansky, Richard. "Charles de Lint, The Ivory and the Horn" Kinrowan. n. pag. 3 May 1999 De Lint, Charles. The Ivory and the Horn. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, 1995. De Lint, Charles. Memory and Dreams. New ...

109: ... that has always been her one true love. Aside from his magical novels, Charles de Lint has also a large number of short story collections. Among the collections published are The Ivory and the Horn. Richard Dansky writes in his review of the book that "The characters of the stories presented here are the usual de Lint hodgepodge of race, gender, preference and species - ghosts and other critters share space with ... his magical creatures in very different and unique stories. He is truly a master of the urban-fantasy. Work Cited Blaschke, Jayme Lynn. "Charles de Lint, Memory & Dreams."Kinrowan. n. pag. 21 April, 1999 Dansky, Richard. "Charles de Lint, The Ivory and the Horn" Kinrowan. n. pag. 3 May 1999 De Lint, Charles. The Ivory and the Horn. New York: Tom Doherty Associates, 1995. De Lint, Charles. Memory and Dreams. New ...

110: Richard Henry Lee
Richard Henry Lee Before the Constitution of the United States was ratified, it had to go through a series of meetings and conferences to make sure that it was the right decision for the future of ... the United States of America. We do not however usually hear of the names of those colonists who disliked the Constitution and did not support it. These were the Anti-federalists. One Anti-federalist was Richard Henry Lee. Lee was a large participant in the shaping of the United States’ government. He did not like the Constitution for two main reasons: (1) He felt that the Constitution would rob the states ... that it was unfair to the people of the United States. Lee also felt that there should be a Bill of Rights that would guarantee individuals’ and states’ rights. During the Virginia Convention of 1788, Richard Lee voted against the ratification of the Constitution. The first main reason why Richard Henry Lee opposed the Constitution was because he felt that the Constitution would “rob the states of their sovereignty”. With ...


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