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77US HIstory: President Ronald Reagan (1981 - 1988)
by Patty Inglish, MS
The Christian Science Monitor summed up the Reagan Presidency in the following words in 1997: Ronald Reagan's legacy was a fascinating mixture: lower inflation and higher deficits...reduced economic...and expanded social regulation... published 7 months ago
73Mortgage Rates Predictions - The Canary Is Dead! Warning Of A Deadly Threat To US Economic And Military Supremacy.
by Inspirepub
Mortgage rates predictions seem an unlikely thing to cause great concern. Sure, mortgage rates predictions are currently pointing upward, and mortgage rates themselves would undoubtedly be higher than they are... published 2 months ago
78The Cold War - an overview
by MM Del Rosario
The Cold War is the name given to the period from 1945 to 1990 when a high level distrust existed between the USA and the USSR. A conflict of opposing ideologies - capitalism and communism. The Cold War was... published 7 months ago
68Beijing Olympics- What you need to know
by ASHWINSPGA
The 2008 Olympics is here and its held in Beijing. Traditional superpowers have already started to blaze up the medal tally with medals after medals every day. Here is a bit about these superpowers which you... published 2 months ago
60Bluffing Hot Rod, Or How I Became Interested In Race Relations
by lyubansk
by Mikhail Lyubansky (2006) “Yo man. Let me get this straight. You teach five hours a week and they pay you 50 G’s?” It wasn’t a rhetorical question. Calvin, who as far I know answers only to... published 3 months ago
61Is space exploration carried out for political rather than scientific purposes?
by hafsa naim
Space exploration began in the late 1950s, as a quest for ultimate power. However, though the reasons for space exploration have now changed, the benefits of this previous race for superiority far out weigh... published 3 months ago
58Lithuania Change of scene
by adyesha
Suddenly in 1991, when the Berlin wall fell and the Iron Curtain parted, for the curious traveller all the roads less travelled were finally open. It's precisely what makes a visit to Lithuania so rewarding.... published 7 months ago
39ALEXANDER SOLZYHENITSYN !
by MALACHI 13
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, a great figure of the 20th century, is dead at the age of 89. How does one adequately honor the man? It’s impossible to capture in one column what Solzhenitsyn meant, experienced,... published 2 months ago
37The Kremlin
by Konstantin
The Kremlin is the symbol of first Russian and later Soviet power and authority. Its crenellated red brick walls and 20 towers were built at the end of the 15th century, when a host of Italian builders arrived... published 2 years ago
56Moscow
by Konstantin
Moscow Moscow is the capital of Russia. It was founded more than eight centuries ago (in 1147) by Yuri Dolgoruki. There is a monument to him in Moscow. In September 1947 the Soviet people celebrated the eight... published 2 years ago
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