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Literature ReviewDr Who: 001-An Unearthly Child Episode Number: 001Production Code: ANumber of Episodes: 4Original Broadcast Date: November 23, 1963The Doctor: William HartnellCompanions: Susan (The Doctor’s Granddaughter), Ian, BarbaraLocation: EarthMain Enemy, Alien or Monster: KalNotes: Sometimes referred to as 100,000BC, but it was re-titled before release. First appearance of The Doctor, the TARDIS, Susan, Ian, Barbara […]

Literature Review Shango – Yoruba God of Thunder and Lightning. Shango, is a major deity of the religion of the Yoruba of southwestern Nigeria. He also figures in the religion of the Edo people of southeastern Nigeria, who refer to him as Esango, and in the religion of the Fon people of Benin, who call him Sogbo or Ebioso. Like all of the Yoruba gods

Background of the Study Introduction Mbongeni Ngema is an internationally-renowned playwright, screenwriter, and librettist. His award-winning musical Sarafina!, which was nominated for 5 Tony Awards, has been performed all over the world. The musical won 11 NAACP Image Awards and ran for two years on Broadway before being adapted into a feature film. Mbongeni’s other

Days of the Dragon Short Story created by Shaun Scott’1993( 13 years old) 45 pages continued in 2013 PrologueThe dragon is a mythical beast; In the folklore of many European and Asian Cultures. Legends describe dragons as large lizard like creaturesThat breathe fire and have a long scaly tail. In Europe dragons are traditionally portrayed

Revenge of the Billy Goats Gruff By Shaun Scott “Old witch throw your bones so that I may find my troll brother.” “Why would you search for great evil?” “See my eyes for I can’t see! The Gruff brothers gouged my eyes out.” “Revenge is what you seek Troll?” “Yes witch, Revenge. The Gruff knocked

Literature Review Jackie Ormes: The First African American Woman Cartoonist chronicles the life of a multiply talented woman who became a successful cartoonist. Ormes’s cartoon characters–Torchy Brown, Candy, Patty-Jo, and Ginger–delighted readers of African American newspapers such as the Chicago Defender and Pittsburgh Courier between 1937-56. This biography provides an invaluable glimpse into the history and culture of that era.