The way that you write is a direct reflection of what and how you want your message to be received, read, and understood. The types of mediums that we write in have transformed over hundreds of years, but the intent Continue reading
Virginia Woolf’s ” A Room of One’s Own” was actually a very good read, I enjoyed her writing style and her way of conveying her message. Woolf was very eloquent in her style of writing but I realized that in Continue reading
In “The Conversion of Christianity” from The World of Late Antiquity by Peter Brown and “The Early Christian Preference for the Codex” from The Earliest Christian Artifacts by Larry Hurtado, both focus on major topics that are crucial when it comes to the understanding Continue reading
Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States of America on January 20th 2017. Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, from MTV’s acclaimed “Jersey Shore” was the first to ever utter the words back in 2011, “Mr. Trump I really Continue reading
Personally, the college admissions process has to be one of the most stressful undertakings I have ever had to go through– especially the essays. College essays are all so specialized, precise, and important that you feel that you can not Continue reading
In ” Navigating Genres”, Kerry Dirk goes into great detail about the importance of genres when it comes to writing and explaining how understanding genres and your audience is vital to getting you message across. Each genre is unique in Continue reading
My name is Carla Aguirre Puerto and I am a first year student here at USD. I am proud to say that I am a first generation Mexican-American and first generation college student. I was born and raised in a Continue reading
