The circumstances in which a person sets out to produce a piece of work has a strong effect on both the content and the caliber of the final product. We have been able to see this specifically in Bronowski and Continue reading
The central idea of Virginia Woolf’s “A Room of One’s Own” is that in order to be a good writer and create coherent pieces, one needs five-hundred pounds and a room of one’s own. She stresses that these two things Continue reading
In reading the chapter “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, we experience two very different opinions and points of view concerning Continue reading
Veganism is arguably the best new “diet” trend that Americans have stumbled upon, (late in comparison to the rest of the world) that many believe, in hope, will become the new standard American diet, and those who have already made Continue reading
The college admissions essay may be one of the most intimidating things for students when applying to college. The main goal of the student is to sell themselves, convince the university that they are unique, and the perfect fit for Continue reading
“Navigating Genres” by Kerry Dirk was a quick and easy read due to his light and informal tone. Dirk was able to get his points across and educate while still maintaining interest. He knew his audience and the best way Continue reading
My name is Delancey Showers and I am from Philadelphia, PA. (TTP) I have two older sisters, one who attends Penn State University, and one who is a high school english and history teacher. I attended an all girls catholic Continue reading
