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How to Create a Legacy
The truth is that whatever survives from the past from anyone or anything is a legacy. If you are wondering whether you will leave a legacy, the answer is most assuredly, yes.
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How to Create Rules in Romantic Relationships
Setting up the rules for your relationships is critical and necessary because it is part of having self-respect and loving yourself. Remember that you are worthy.
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Understanding the Constitutional Right to Privacy in America
Privacy is not only "sacred" but "the concept of liberty protects those personal rights that are fundamental, and is not confined to the specific terms of the Bill of Rights." Griswold v. Connecticut.
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Attitudes of the Times In Art, Architecture, and Music
Uncle Tom's Cabin, The Great Wall of China, and "Who Protects Us from You" by KRS-One reflect the attitudes of their respective times.
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How To List HubPages on Your Resume or CV
Whether to include your HubPages experience on your resume or CV or decide to leave it off completely, there are things to consider: what to list and where to list it.
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How to Prevent Bullying and What To Do When It Happens
Name-calling, teasing, hitting, pushing are part of growing up? It is not acceptable in an adult world; and children need to learn that as early as possible. In the adult world, we call it abuse.
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Top 10 Ways to Ace a Job Interview
The job interview is the opportunity for the company to see if you will be a good fit for the company. Acing the interview is much more than about what you say; it’s about who you are.
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The Importance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in America
Because of their historical significance, their commitments to quality education, and the impact of their alumni in all segments of American culture, HBCUs should be valued and supported.
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How to Benefit from HubPages - An HP Writer's Perspective
Maybe you want to learn how to be successful as a newbie or maybe you are trying to figure out whether HubPages is worthwhile. Allow me to share how you can benefit from HubPages as a contributor.
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The High-Profile Cases of Research Misconduct
Popular scientists with powerful supporters, claims of momentary misjudgment, ambiguous resolution & investigations that take years: here are the top eight research misconduct cases in America.
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How to Find a Lawyer
It is imperative to get proper legal counsel...we often are not sure of where to turn. Here are the best ways on how to find the right attorney.
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How to Find the Law Online - Statutes and Case Law
It is critical to know what the law is and how it applies to our individual lives and collectively as a society. Here are the best ways to conduct legal research online.
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Proposing the Victims' Rights Amendment: A Constitutional Challenge
Victims need respect and compassion but a victims’ rights amendment risks the principles of justice. Criminal proceedings are matters of the state designed to determine the guilt of the accused.
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Do Judges Make Law?
We can argue all day about the whether there should be judicial restraint (that is that judges should not make law), but the fact of the matter is that judges have the authority to do so.
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Meet Liza Lugo, J.D. (lawdoctorlee) - An Interview with a Scholar and Author
Sharing more about herself on her 3rd anniversary with HubPages. Get to know the author of How Do Hurricane Katrina's Winds Blow? and the person behind the penname "Lawdoctorlee."
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How To Tell Kids There is No Santa
Let them believe in the magic. Let them know the story of the saint who became the legend of Santa Claus and about the true meaning of Christmas.
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Understanding Class and Criminal Justice: The Divide of Class, Crime, and Punishment
The American criminal justice has failed to reduce crime and has failed to protect society’s most vulnerable citizens. Analysis of Jeffrey Reiman's "The Rich get Richer and the Poor Get Prison."
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Travel: The Best of Sag Harbor, New York
I entered The Dock House to eat the most delicious fried oysters I have ever tasted, enjoyed the gentle bay breeze, and took some photos of the graceful swans that ducked in, around, and about the boats. After a relaxed sigh, I thought to myself, "ah, this is the life."
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Understanding Executive Orders of the President
Sometimes an executive order is constitutional; sometimes it's not.
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The Price of the Abuse of Political Power: Ray Nagin, Former-Mayor of New Orleans
Both the government and the individuals harmed by an officials’ abuse of power should have a claim against the individual holding the office of public trust ...
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Car Insurance: Having the Right Coverage
Include different types of coverage so you can get the most out of your car insurance. Rather than getting the cheapest insurance, one should have the most insurance he or she can afford.
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How to Create House Rules for Adult Children
It is important to have the house rules reflect the values of both the parents and the children.
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Travel: Touring the United States Capitol
The historical society of the Capitol has created a little museum around the crypt with artifacts, history about the construction of the Capitol, and even a small gift shop. Life-size statues of Calhoun, Sakakawea and others are placed along the circular walls.
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Preparing for the LSAT - Law School Admissions Test
This article will help to prepare you for the LSAT so that you can be on your way to the very first step in getting into law school.
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Travel: Cedar Beach, Miller Place/Mt. Sinai Long Island
The calm waters of the Long Island Sound caress this rocky beach. The beach is also host to a beautiful playground for children, a marina and docks for boating, a concession building called Singleton’s Seafood Shack, and best of all a nature walk complete with walkways over sandy dunes.
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The Declaration of Independence - Unique Facts
Drafted between June 11 and June 28, 1776, by Thomas Jefferson, the letter set forth a series of grievances against the King of England,George III, which set the stage for the colonies to free themselves from the crown and become a self-governing nation.
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How to Choose the Right College
Picking a college can present a myriad of issues to work through but it does not have to be difficult.
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Fourth Amendment: Understanding Rights against Unreasonable Search and Seizure
Gain an understanding about Americans' Fourth Amendment rights to be protected against unlawful search and seizures as decided in Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1 (1968).
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Travel: NY Churches - East Harlem's Holy Rosary Church
The church, formed of marble and stone, stands majestically on 119th Street between Pleasant and 1st Avenue in Manhattan, and is now in danger of closure.
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How to Make Puerto Rican Sofrito
No Puerto Rican recipe is complete without the starting base known as “sofrito.” The sofrito is used to season rice, beans, soups, chicken, beef, and pork – the staples of this cultural food.
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Travel: Springtime in Vermont, Unique Places
Enjoy these less-famous spots in Vermont off the beaten path.
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The Benefits of Writing a Diary
Writing helps you to express emotions, keeps the mind sharp, and increases self-confidence.
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How to Dance the Puerto Rican Salsa
Tips for a great salsa: dance with a partner, always have a big smile on your face "Feel the music," use small steps so that you don't lose your balance or your rhythm, and be in a party mood!
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How to Get Promoted in Middle Management
Meeting the current requirements and goals of your position? You keep the job you have for meeting the expectations of your current position. You get the promotions for going beyond expectations.
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How to Cite the Amendments in the U.S. Constitution (MLA, APA, Bluebook)
Read on to learn to cite the amendments of the U.S. Constitution using MLA, APA, and Bluebook. It is recommended that serious writers get books on citations.
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The Entrepreneurial Spirit: The Story of a Soldier, Father, Photographer
No one takes this definition more literally than Sergeant First Class, Darryl C. Treadwell. He has served the United States as an active-duty member of the Army for for nearly two decades. Now he starts a photography business, which he operates from home.
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Important Values to Teach Your Children
There are some basic values that we should teach our children because it is our responsibility to raise them into adults that are productive members of our society.
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The Entrepreneurial Spirit - The Story of a Jewelry Designer
The entrepreneurial spirit is really a gift that is inspiring to others...is made up of passion, positivity, leadership, adaptability, and ambition...These qualities are found in everyday people.
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How to Encourage Children to Do Homework
The first few weeks of school are great...then somewhere along the line...the Ironman folder is ripped, the Elsa book bag smells like spoiled milk, and now your child doesn't want to do homework.
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How to Study for a Test for Any Student
Find a quiet place where you are not distracted, study for short periods of time, and take notes.
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How to Help a Screaming Toddler - Dealing with Temper Tantrums
Rule of thumb: when a 2-year old is screaming, whether it is a full blown solo tantrum, or at a sibling or you, most of the time he or she is expressing frustration.
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How to Increase Hub Traffic: Lessons from a Newbie Hubber
Ten ways to increase hub traffic: make sure your content and topic is unique, useful, interesting, and well-written; review and edit regularly; use social networking sites; and show gratitude.
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How to Get a Raise from Your Employer
There is a top number employers are willing to pay for a certain position; and, once you maximize that amount, it is time to get another position, promotion, more education, or another employer.
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How to Encourage Children to Share
Ten ways to encourage children to share include: be the example, buy gifts that are meant for sharing, and giving to charity.
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Travel: Rockefeller Center, New York City
Christmastime is the best time of year to visit Rockefeller Center. I never forgot the sense of wonderment I felt as a child no matter how many times I visit.
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How to Encourage Children to Read
There are some easy ways that you can make the difference in your child's life and how you can encourage...reading at different stages of development.
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How to Make Banana Cookies
What to do with those last two bananas? Make a light, fluffy cookie that goes great with a cup of "Joe"
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How to Make Roasted Chicken with Veggies Galore
The easiest and most delicious one-pot meal ever!
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How to Make Banana Bread and Fun Variations
Not all banana bread recipes are the same. The trick is getting the bananas into the mix at the right time.
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How to Make Caramel & Marshmallow Sweet Potatoes for the Holidays
This recipe is for a fantastic and unique way to serve sweet potatoes. It's perfect for Thanksgiving or as an everyday dish.
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The Psychopath and Anti-Social Personality Disorder
The essential feature of APD is “a pervasive pattern of disregard for, and violation of, the rights of others that begins in childhood or early adolescence and continues into adulthood,” according to the DSM IV. The DSM IV does note that the pattern has also been referred to as “psychopathy,...
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Chapter Review: "Is Affirmative Action a Second Wrong?"
In Is Affirmative Action a Second Wrong? (Gary E. Kessler, Voices of Wisdom: A Multicultural Philosophy Reader, 4th ed, Belmont, CA; Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 2001, 245-250), Kessler argues that affirmative action is not a policy of “reverse...
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Affirmative Action: Is It Still Necessary in the 21st Century?
Thirty years after the institution of affirmative action policies, it remains a significant argument: Has affirmative action achieved integration and equality so that it is unnecessary to continue it into the 21st century? The answer, unfortunately, is not a simple “yes” or “no.”
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Ernest Hemingway - An Undefeated Man
This biographical hub of renowned author Ernest Hemingway includes unique and insightful details of the author's childhood, the man he became, and the legacy he left behind.
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Racism and Its Effect on Society
Racism is devastating to a country and its culture. It causes tremendous moral, cultural, and economic suffering to a country.