Monthly Archives: March 2014

The famous American actress Rihanna once told media that even though she was born in Barbadian, she had a phobia of sea creatures, even tiny fish.  Phobia means extreme and irrational fear of something, and it is considered as mental … Continue reading →

1939-2004. Maybe “Loving mother and wife.” And a name. That’s all you get to describe a persons life: the year they were born, the year they died, and a dash. We have to be sure to live that dash. Life … Continue reading →

Who are you? Can you describe yourself in a way that make it impossible to confuse you with another individual? Go ahead and try to think of your personality, your character, your self. It’s not so easy—uncovering the secrets that … Continue reading →

Please recite The Pledge of Allegiance. I’m sure most people who grew up in America would be able to recite The Pledge without much thought. Being American is awesome. A couple things come to mind when I think of my … Continue reading →

Preston Evans ENGL 120w 03/23/14   Cyberspace or Cyberplace?   The Internet: we use it everyday for a multitude of desirable reasons. What year was MTV founded? I’ll look it up on the Internet. I missed my favorite show last … Continue reading →

So there’s a rich man, and a poor woman, and the two happen to meet by chance. At first, they despise each other but after many chance encounters, they get to know each other and fall madly in love. However, … Continue reading →

The Kardashians. Snooki. Spencer Pratt. Honey Boo Boo. Just to mention a few of today’s “stars” who’ve risen to fame with little more than a part in reality TV. Over the years, reality TV has gained its fair (or maybe … Continue reading →

As you walk out of a movie theatre, you notice a young woman with a broken ankle struggling to pick up her crutches. Would you help her? This question seems heavily dependent on the individual being asked this question, but … Continue reading →

Nate looked at me and exclaimed, “Wow I have so much adrenaline, I want to fight the next person I see. “ I agreed, “me too,” knowing we wouldn’t actually do it, but excited at the thought, nonetheless.  We had … Continue reading →

I, like many of the audience’s members, was captivated by Jordan Belfort’s outrageous actions in one of this year’s most popular films The Wolf of Wallstreet. I was honestly impressed by his ability to make millions of dollars effortlessly albeit … Continue reading →