Hillary Clinton
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Prior to the 1990s, there was very little "relationship" between the U.S. And Nigeria. This is mainly because of the lack of democracy, human right violations, and Nigeria's military backed dictatorship type of…

The Nomination Phase of the 2008 Presidential Campaign

As cultures values, beliefs, and desires change, so to changes the depiction of the ideal hero. By considering three heroes of ancient epics -- Gilgamesh, Shamhat, and Odysseus, one can determine how the idea of heroism…

Hillary vs. Obama - Which One Has the Best Plan and Best Chance?

Security screening has become a nightmare to most passengers. It was Duncan, the Republican representative who pointed out the lucrative government contracts in TSA's new naked body scanning machines.

Oslo Peace Accords Impact on Middle East Negotiations

Higher education has become increasingly important in the contemporary world scenario today where globalization has led to a higher need for a skilled labor force that is mobile and that is well-versed in the academic disciplines followed all over the world. In fact university education is starting to be seen as a hallmark for success, even though there are college drop outs who have become billionaires. The recent spate of universities and higher education institutes has led students and their parents to believe that university education is mandatory for all those who want a nice career and income in their lives, and has increasingly blurred the distinction between necessary and mandatory education, compared to professional education that is mainly to benefit the individual. In light of this dilemma, yet another question arises of helping students gain this education with the availability of subsidized student loans. This issue has gained precedence in the preceding years as the tuition fees have escalated and America is battling a recession, with several policy considerations to keep in mind.

Repeated referral to the recently concluded U.S. Presidential elections as 'historic' seems to be a well-worn cliche, but there is no getting away from the fact that the event was indeed historic.

¶ … uninsured and I vote.' Will this be the new political rallying cry of 2008? Perhaps. According to Catherine Arnst's article "The politics of healthcare reform" in Business Week, 15% of all Americans have no health…