They come in the night to fetch her but a kind neighbour lifts her across the wall. Yet this very act of kindness leads her into more danger. The Wild Woman of the woods comes back to life and an old ivory doll and her angel eyes help to identify her.

An investigation of a major theme present throughout Irvin Morris’ novel, From the Glittering World.

American national identity.

An analysis of the character Holden in "The Catcher in the Rye" explaining his struggle to find his identity.

Emotional qualities and ways of behaving which make you different from others.

Emotional qualities and ways of behaving which make you different from others.

Scams? Have you or anyone you know been Scammed Recently? This is a "Comprehensive Online E-Guide on How to Identify Internet / Email Scams with These Ten Top Crime Key Facts"

A paper written discussing the Zodiac killer of San Francisco, the novel, and the movie.

The ‘Big Five’ or the five-factor model of personality consists of five dimensions of personality and is believed to represent the core of the human personality (Ciccarelli, 2009). The Big Five was derived from Cattell’s Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire also known as 16PF. Cattell’s 16 defining personality traits were narrowed down by eliminating the surface traits and only utilizing the underlying source traits (pg. 535). This resulted in a personality model with a more manageable number, five. The acronym OCEAN can be used to identify the five dimensions: Openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism (pg. 536). The five-factor model allows us to get a variety of information from most cultures for a personality description.

A reflection for Christmas….