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Book reviews: Sister Carrie, by Theodore Dreiser
Sister Carrie is the first novel I've read by Theodore Dreiser. Previously, I'd read some of his short stories, which were excellent. I am pleased to say that Sister Carrie does not disappoint, though there are a few things about the book that intrigued me, as well as Dreiser himself as a writer.
First, his prose is fresh. Sister Carrie, published in 1900, had little publicity, largely due to the controversial
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Literary analysis: The essays of Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Book reviews: Unit 731 Testimony, by Hal Gold
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Book reviews: Back on Blossom Street, by Debbie Macomber
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Book reviews: The MacGregor Brides, by Nora Roberts
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Offensive and vulgar language; profanity; racism; sexism; promoting euthanasia and being anti- business: all accusations leveled at
After a meeting with an editor, journalist Barbara Ehrenreich sets off on an investigatory journey to answer the a question that has
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Scholarships for Minorities.
It seems that many African Americans and other minorities are either not aware of or are not utilizing
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