Category Archives: Blogs

Christmas, a holiday that allows you to stay home, kick back, and relax from school, work, and stressful days. A holiday that every media business enjoys and every store that want to make money off of people love. Christmas today, … Continue reading →

This weeks reading is basically over strikes that are held all over the world, it’s like an epidemic or something but with a good cause (winks). Clearly, everyone is distressed about the economy and how everyone lacks financial stability. Not … Continue reading →

This weeks article is over superheroes and how most are exaggerated like (please don’t hate me for this) Superman, Batman, etc. having super strength, unimaginable wealth (which is more than likely spent on weapon/bat-mobile maintenance), and what not. Just like … Continue reading →

Summary: The article, or whatever it is… I can’t even tell anymore, is over the benefits that an art school can give you. Art schools such as Morningside College (Wahoo, I tied it into what we talked about in Passport … Continue reading →

This weeks reading was over urban legends (oh, how scary) such as “The Hook” and “The Killer in the Backseat” which both are very good teen scary stories. However, depending on the location the story has many variations but still … Continue reading →

The article was over our perception of beauty and how it changed throughout the years. How we are attractive to beautiful men and women that have a youthful look, symmetrical facial features, and ability to reproduce. It also went in … Continue reading →

The first reading from Kurt Vonnegut Jr. was a lecture to the graduating class of 1970. He talked about how science was destroying us, examples would be nuclear weapons and WWII in general. He mentioned how science said we had … Continue reading →

Over the past few weeks or I should say month, I have read countless articles and passages from books. I have read articles (which seems more like a collection of blogs) about calliagnosia, the disease/defect created by man to make … Continue reading →

Shortest Summary EVER: In Cicero’s book, which I will not type here because it will take up too much space or the fact that I am too lazy to copy and paste the title, Cicero talks about the importance of … Continue reading →

Synopsis: The third reading for this class (I believe it is the third unless I can’t count) is over death, and many of the memoirs are about people’s first-hand experiences with death. Many of the writers wrote about death of … Continue reading →