Author Archives: Dan Petrovitch

Dan Petrovitch Sunday, February 23rd, 2014 Essay #5: Medicine and Medical Ethics I always feel uncomfortable while paying a visit to the doctor’s office. I never end up asking most of the medical questions that I originally intend to, and … Continue reading →

When it comes the issue of women and their place in the workforce, I am extremely unqualified to express an opinion. First and foremost, I am not a woman. Therefore, I have never experienced the cruel double standard that so … Continue reading →

Essay #3 – Race and its Representations “A Self-Destructive Fear” by Dan Petrovitch It is a common fallacy to assume that the best way to eliminate the racial fear-mongering that infects the white corridors of our society is to establish … Continue reading →

Dan Petrovitch February 1st, 2014   Susan Schorn’s article “Sorry, Thank You, Please.” is exactly the type of piece her column’s name promises its readers: “Bitchslap: A Column About Women and Fighting.” It starts off promising, as she immediately establishes … Continue reading →

  A Learning Enigma in the Information Age   Despite my youth and its coincidence with the advent of social media, online entertainment, and the decisive maturation of the internet as a whole, I have never really been all that … Continue reading →