AND RIDDING THE WORLD OF IGNORANCE.

On a nice sunny New York day in the heart of the East Village's hipster district amidst the smells of fresh fruit and vegetables; and organic grilled meats cooking at the Farmers Market, a Bolshevik bellows ignorance and the trust fund babies rally to him

Women are used for nothing more than their wombs in this Margaret Atwood's futuristic novel that plays with the concept of handmaid's taken from the Old Testament.

Since the events of September 11th, the United States as a nation and the world as a whole have cast a suspicious eye on those who differ from the norm. The attacks on the World Trade Center and The Pentagon were the worst acts of terrorism this country has ever seen.

An insightful, humorous attempt at a housewife's journey to finding real friendship with other couples in today's diversified adult world.

"The lawn is kinda like your body," he said dryly, his weakening breath scraping over sandpaper. "If you neglect it it'll turn on you. And it can get mean."

"The lawn is kinda like your body," he said dryly, his weakening breath scraping over sandpaper. "If you neglect it, it'll turn on you. And it can get mean."

Reasons for the death penalty. Under what circumstances is it okay?

How Lillian Smith's "Strange Fruit" depicts racism and discrimination in the South during the 1920's.