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Articles in American Culture

By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
A real punk rock girl investigates underground bands and styles and listens to music from punk's original days and from today's bands. If you want to act like a punk girl, you need more than the clothes. You need intelligence, attitude and a ... more »
By parvenue 2 comments
It happens to the best of us. There you are, at a party and everyone is talking about Rocket science, or the latest in the political polls or what's going on in China, or space travel, or economics or about Faulkner, or Tolstoy and you find that ... more »
By subi 0 comments
After having lived in the United States as a permanent resident (green card holder) for a certain years, the next step is to apply for a citizenship. The process of an immigrant becoming a US citizen is termed 'naturalization'. It is the biggest ... more »
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Jazz, the flapper, art deco, "The Great Gatsby" and high society were just a few of the great things the 1920s brought us. Read on to see how you can appreciate and enjoy them even in today's age... more »
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Death comes to all of us in the end. There's no way of getting out of it. There may not be much choice in how it happens, but there are ways to avoid the most embarrassing and unnecessary deaths that plague modern civilization. Death from ... more »
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Often people think that fighting is brave or somehow makes them stronger and more powerful if they're not afraid of backing away from a fight. Actually, the opposite is true. The minute a fight happens, instinct takes over and it has nothing to ... more »
By Stalphonso 0 comments
The privilege of being a citizen of the United States of America comes with great responsibility. Too often Americans take their standing in the world for granted and behave in a way deleterious to their nation's ideals... more »
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The skate punk style emerged in the late 1980s when skateboarding and punk were still considered outcast movements and found a natural symbiosis with each other. Today, being either punk or a skater is a mark of mainstream cool but doing them ... more »
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The image of a wimp as a 90-pound weakling is passé. The buff among us can be wimps too. It's all a state of mind. Drop all that assertive and aggressive behavior from your daily routine and you can be as big a wimp as anyone... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 8 comments
In today's popular culture, being emo is just as cool as being a beatnik was in the 1960s. Emo culture revolves around music, knowing your emotional landscape and not being afraid to flaunt it, not to mention having great hair. The following are ... more »
By BeccaNorth 7 comments
This is the ultimate guide to looking Goth-mo.. more »
By SapientA 1 comments
Everyone wants to be able to fire off one-liners and snappy retorts. People like Groucho Marx, W.C. Fields, and Oscar Wilde have been immortalized by their clever quips and witticisms. Having witty remarks gives you a chance to showcase your ... more »
By Loqu 0 comments
Enhance your life and your enjoyment of it by becoming an active part of your community. Be the person who is greeted at the grocery store or coffee shop by familiar faces. Studies indicate that people involved in their community and with other ... more »
By Christopher Miller 0 comments
Don’t we all want that place we can go at the end of a long day where everyone knows our name? Just imagine stepping over those tired floor boards, smelling the stale beer lilting in the air, and hearing those pool balls collide as the bartender ... more »
By howfancy 1 comments
THIS WORKS well for adults, kids, pets, anyone who is a star and/or a kid at heart... more »
By Celticbass13 0 comments
You ever wonder how those few people in the crowd seem to exude confidence? Always on the front lines, sure in their own abilities? Well, here's a few hints on how you can harness that positive energy for your own everyday life!.. more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 0 comments
The right status symbols can set you apart from the "everyday" people. One glance at a Coach bag or Lexus LS immediately tells the world that you appreciate quality and can afford it. While some status symbols pass the test of time, others are ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
During the first quarter of the 20th century, Marcus Garvey led the largest organized movement in black history. The views he championed - black pride, economic self-sufficiency, African independence - were not original. What set Garvey apart was ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
Use the following conversion list to sort out how meters relate to yards and feet relate to miles... more »
By Loqu 0 comments
We’re not all in school now, so the ability to check out the field, get a take from friends, and walk home together is a bit more challenging. Besides that, it’s been awhile. On the other side, we’ve had some experience with that thing we call ... more »
By airesflora 0 comments
So you've married a man filled with pride in his machismo. He's told you he expects his meals hot on the table, home-made, and ready for him when he gets home, even though you work too. Other than his machismo, he's a keeper and you want to know ... more »
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Nosy neighbors can be a blessing or a curse. You can rely on the nosy neighbor to watch your home when you are away. Friend or not, your nosy neighbor usually knows who belongs and who doesn't. On the other hand, a nosy neighbor leaves little ... more »
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Martin Luther King, Jr. was not only one of the most important and influential persons in American History, he was also one of history's greatest orators. With some study you can discuss the both the importance and talent involved in Martin ... more »
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Perhaps it's all just getting to be too much. Maybe you want a fresh start, a new beginning. On the other hand, maybe you just don't want to pay your students loans. Whatever it is, there is always the option of faking your death. If you are no ... more »
By Denise Witmer 1 comments
Most feel-good articles tend toward teaching how to have a healthy and strong self-esteem. This one, however, is going to assume that your self-esteem is just fine. It is targeting the fact that most people get into slumps or bumps in life’s road ... more »