The circumstances in which you write in directly affect your writing. When doing our project in scalar, us students were dealing with unfamiliarity. Due to the unfamiliarity, people will begin to get frustrated and develop an irritated mindset. Just as Continue reading
In Virginia Woolfs’ essay called A Room of One’s Own, she lays out the necessities someone must have in order to create a good piece of writing. Woolf focuses a lot on the topic of gender inequality, which was more of Continue reading
In Peter Brown’s writing The World of Late Antiquity and Larry Hurtado’s The Earliest Christian Artifacts, they both discuss their different views on the creation of Christianity. In one of the chapters from The Earliest Christian Artifacts, Larry Hurtado discusses the history of Christians and their use of Continue reading
Baptism, known as a way to cleanse the soul of impurities and evil, was adopted into Christianity by John the Baptist. The ritual of baptism, which has evolved over the past years, was a long, strenuous journey. Early in the third Continue reading
A college essay was one of the biggest conflicts for me. “College essay season” meant that I would soon be going away, hopefully, to be on my own, but it also meant having to actually write something to determined my Continue reading
When I started reading the essay, “Navigating Genres” by Kerry Dirk, I immediately became interested in his writing. The first thought I get when thinking back on his essay is how easy and understandable his techniques used within the paper Continue reading
My name is Kaitlyn Vretzos, but people tend to call me Katie. I recently turned 18 and have so far not gotten into any trouble. I was born and raised in a small town in the Bay Area called Benicia. Continue reading
