The Reading Warehouse

WITH THE FOLLOWING ESSAYS:

HEROES & VILLAINS OF ECONOMICS

Joshua Bae: The Legacy of John D. Rockefeller: Villainous Exploitationist or Honorable Businessman?

Jacob Leslie & Spencer Hurst: Henry Ford: The Man Behind the Myth

Christian Roberts: 2008 Wall Street Moguls: Heroes or Villains

Abbi Thurmon: Andrew Carnegie As An Objectivist Hero

Carter Toms: Capitalist Crusader

HEROES & VILLAINS OF WAR

Ives Del Olmo: Josef Mengele: The Maleficent of WWII

Ankur Khanna: Elizabeth Van Lew: Southern Lady, Wealthy Philanthropist, and Abolitionist Spy?

Nathan Lim: The Indomitable Doris Miller: His One Day Crusade

Kyra Montes: Chiune Sugihara: Father of Visas

Jocelyn Walker: The Evilness of Man

HEROES & VILLAINS OF SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY

Nolan Cockerham: Evil Robots

Sarah Desautels: Luke Skywalker: America's New Hope

Nicholaus Olah: Batman: A Mirror of America's Perceptual Hero

Kirklin Powell: Darth Mosaddegh: Iran's Connection to Star Wars

HEROES & VILLAINS OF POLITICAL LEADERSHIP

Carson Handley: Vladimir Putin: Hitler 2.0

Elise McLaren: Brutus and Cassius: Heroes of the Roman Republic

Brooke Redman: Idi Amin Dada: A Ugandan Tyrant

Antares Villaneda: George C. Marshall: Architect of Peace

CONQUERORS AS HEROES & VILLAINS

Rafaela Demerath: Puting a Hero in Context: Understanding the Ethnocentrism of Christopher Columbus

Christian Koester: Napoleon Bonaparte: France's Most Notorious Villain

Traci Pardue: Does Every Crisis Produce the Same Type of Villain?

HEROES & VILLAINS OF ARTS AND LETTERS

Taha Hayat: Jacque-Louis David, Dictator of the Arts

Darby Maloch: Poggio Bracciolini: Resurrector of Classical Artists

Madeline Paul: Coco Chanel: A Businesswoman

Bailey Williams: William Randolph Hearst: Father of Yellow Journalism

HEROES & VILLAINS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Sarah Livingston: Edison the Energy Eater

Kaylee Toups: The Paradox of Dynamite

Alexander Williams: Albert Einstein: Protector of the Human Race

HEROES & VILLAINS AND PSYCHOLOGY

Taylor Cooksey: Finding the Nerve: Egas Moniz

Ann Pozniak: Serial Killers: Why They Are Society's Ultimate Villains

Alicia Smith: Dorothea Dix: A Hero To The Insane

HEROES & VILLAINS AND RELIGION

Megan Davis: Pope Francis: A Hero for the Catholic Church

Nicole Frink: Jim Jones: Leader of The Kool-Aid Cult

James Marcotte: On The Catholic Church as a Villain during the Protestant Reformation Due to the Propagation of Witchcraft

Andrew Tibbit: Catholic Church vs Progress

Reagan Woodard: ISIS: The New Wave of Villain

HEROES & VILLAINS AND ETHICS

Ethan Barton: The Chernobyl Three: An Account of Europe's Salvation

Troy Boles: Pablo Escobar: The Colombian Terror

Ramelo Ford: An Analysis of the Moral Standings of Margaret Sanger

Zoie Swint: The Evils of American Eugenics

Kennedy Williams: El Chapo: Mexico's No. 1 Hero

HEROES & VILLAINS OF REVOLUTIONS AND MOVEMENTS

De'Sean Britton: Mahatma Gandhi: Villain

Rayvin Gaudet: Maximilien Robespierre: Once a Villain, Always a Villain?

Nikolas Juneau: Che Guevara: Heroic Leader

Malik Leary: Police Brutality: The Epidemic

Nick Mominee: Inner City Blues: Marvin Gaye as a Civil Rights Hero

HEROES & VILLAINS OF PRESIDENTIAL LEADERSHIP

John Lawson: John Fitzgerald Kennedy: The Hero of the Civil Rights Era

Megan McKinnon: Vietnam's Villain: John F. Kennedy

Gage Prymek: Abraham Lincoln: Villain

Zoey Storey: George W. Bush: Protector of America