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A Review of a Stereo Mix Called Feel It in My Bones (511 words, 2 pages)

After carefully analyzing my final stereo mix of Feel it in my Bones, Ive concluded that the low end of the mix leaves much to be desired, the snare drum lacks presence, definition and sustain, and the dynamic range of the lead vocal still could use some pocketing to find ... Read More

The Day That My Privacy Was Violated (2224 words, 8 pages)

I awoke in a room that imitated that of a small prison cell, yet instead of metal bars keeping me out of reach of anyone, it was cracked bricks. There was an indent within the wall which housed a mirror with smudges all across it. I approached it and noticed ... Read More

A Study on the Chinese Consumer Activity in a Follow-Up of 1 Hour China Book (297 words, 1 pages)

This book is a follow-up to the original 1 Hour China Book that focuses on Chinese consumers. I believe the authors effectively used another five short stories to highlight major factors that drive consumer activity in China. Right off the bat, this book grabbed my attention by stating how KFC ... Read More

An Analysis of a Song (437 words, 1 pages)

At the beginning of the song, I see a man happily sprinting through a forest, like hes heading towards a secret area of his. When the trumpets cut off and it switches to a saxophone solo, the man has just come to a clearing in a forest and has halted ... Read More

My House as My Favourite Place (622 words, 2 pages)

Favorite places are unique. They provide a certain comfort that cannot be generated anywhere else. When the stress of the day has got you down, your favorite place is there for you to cheer you up. Some people choose vacation spots or restaurants as their favorite place, which can be ... Read More

The Importance of Letting Go of the past in the Mirror by Loretta Stewart (803 words, 3 pages)

In this essay, Stewart describes a mirror, a family heirloom in her possession that has seen more tragedy and failures than the reader can initially predict. After an argument with her mother, enraged Stewart ran to her room to vent her anger. She grabbed her statue of Virgin Mary and ... Read More

America’s Battle for Independence: From Being a Trophy to Being an Imperial Power (2904 words, 10 pages)

From Sea to Shining SeaThe spring of 1775 was where the battle for independence all began. One shot at Lexington initiated an armed revolution against the British Crown that would finally usher in liberty for the new American people in 1783. In 1803 during Thomas Jeffersons presidency, the United States ... Read More

A Comparison of James Ensor’s The Assassination and Keating, Two Mediums of Artistic Expression (534 words, 2 pages)

The object, with which I most associate, the newspaper, can be quite contradictory to my life. When drawing parallels between my life and the newspaper, I focus on the informative aspects articles offer. Living in a world where hot topics rarely concern anything besides pop icons immediately brings to mind ... Read More

Creative Writing: Remembering Life (602 words, 2 pages)

I lay under the bed, quietly, breathing our through my nose in long, controlled breathing. I knew they were coming. They had me cornered like a starving animal. The memories of my life started flashing before my eyes. Papa Moss, Vietnam, Carla Jean, the dying Mexican in the truck All ... Read More

An Experiment on the Reaction Time of Your Hand and Eye Coordination (661 words, 4 pages)

The question for this lab was to find the reaction time of your hand eye coordination. This lab was very interesting although it had a few challenging parts. The lab was very basic and only consisted of a group of two people and a ruler. The independent variable was the ... Read More

A Tour at the Taps from Scratch (950 words, 3 pages)

After a long day planning an event at Stardust Video Coffee, I walked over to the local Winter Park brewery Taps From Scratch to take a tour. The building is one story tall and looks like it was formerly in a strip mall. From the outside the brewery screams local ... Read More

The Desires of the First and Second Order According to Harry G. Frankfurt (1318 words, 4 pages)

Harry G. Frankfurt philosophized that we aren't exactly as much of people as we thought we were. Hes not referring to being part of the human race, however. In this case, the term person is more related to the human condition dealing with the awareness and ability to formulate desires ... Read More

The Characteristics of Donald Trump That Make Him a Good Leader and Innovator (850 words, 3 pages)

For this paper, I have chosen to write about a current leader and innovator who has recently exemplified that he is the best at what he does. Donald J. Trump, who is the current Republican Presidential Nominee for the United States of America, is an American billionaire businessman, real estate ... Read More

A Discussion on the Gap Between Males and Females in Educational Settings in the Editorial Mind Over Muscle by David Brooks (597 words, 2 pages)

Columnist David Brooks, in his editorial, Mind Over Muscle, discusses the gap between males and females in educational settings. He adopts a didactic tone in order to inform readers about this trend and encourage anyone that is interested in educational reform to consider the innate differences between boys and girls ... Read More

A Review of the Horror Film As Above So Below (1215 words, 4 pages)

It was dark, and all that she could see before her was the faint and dim light of her headgear. The stale air reaching her lungs with each breath and the crimson blood shimmering as it dripped down her skin, she ran. Sprinting past the horrors that previously blocked the ... Read More

A Critique of Happy Hour Performed by Monica Bill Barnes and Anna Bass (609 words, 2 pages)

Monica Bill Barnes and Anna Bass performedHappy Hour, an interactive one-hour work that depicted the story of two men at a barparty. Throughout the show the men try to court a few women in the audienceonly one of them having total success. They also have a goal to entertain the ... Read More

Guy de Maupassant’s Strong as Death and Willa Cather’s The Bohemian Girl: Women Under Societal Pressure (732 words, 4 pages)

Guy de Maupassant's Strong as Death novel and Willa Cather's "TheBohemian Girl" story show that societal pressure to maintain appearancestypically causes women to remain in uncomfortable relationships. To thisend, within Strong as Death, Madame de Guilleroy continues visiting OlivierBertin's art studio to ensure that her Parisian society does not suspecther ... Read More

The Internet, Cars and Fast Food Made Our Lives Easier but Not Necessarily Better (510 words, 2 pages)

Prompt Do changes that make our lives easier not necessarily make them better?Changes made to make our lives easier do not necessarily improve them. For example, the internet was built to better communication however in many instances it has led to hacking and stalking. Additionally, cars have been produced to ... Read More

Cartoon Violence Should Be Censored because of Its Critical Effects on Youngsters (1128 words, 6 pages)

Specific purpose To persuade the audience about the reasons as to why cartoon violence should be censored and its critical effects on youngsters based on their general way of life.Thesis I will persuasively talk about the following elements of cartoon violence I) Definition of cartoon violence, ii) Brief history and ... Read More

An Analysis of The Feast of St. Nicholas by Jan Steen (1575 words, 7 pages)

The Feast of St. NicholasThe famous work titled The Feast of St. Nicholas was created by Dutchman Jan Steen. Steen was an artist from the Baroque time period and created this piece circa 1660-1665 in the Netherlands. The pieces dimensions are 32 X 27 and is currently located in Rijksmuseum, ... Read More

A Critique of Bleachers, a Book by John Grisham (747 words, 3 pages)

Bleachers by John Grisham is not a work of literary merit. But what, in fact, is a work of literary merit? A work of literary merit is one that has value on the world scale. It is written with a unique craftsmanship and has some sort of impact on an ... Read More

A Personal Essay: A Winter Day (589 words, 2 pages)

Winter DayQuontrel Moore (9B) EssayEarly one winter morning I was outside teaching my 7-year-old brother how to shovel the driveway and put ice down. While teaching him I start to hear this loud irritating noise so I happen to look down the street. For some reason the snow trucks had ... Read More

The Secret I’m Hiding under the Blanket (1001 words, 5 pages)

Under the BlanketFor most of high school morning commutes had me slouched, sitting shotgun under a blanket, hiding from the morning sun, 98.5 The Sports Hub FM, and the sound of my dad eating breakfast. He had a regular routine grab a banana or a granola bar on the way ... Read More

An Analysis of the Contradictions in The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls (1145 words, 4 pages)

The childhood and adolescence of Jeannette Walls are filled with contradictions and ironies that surround her family. They live a lifestyle knee-deep in backwards logic and rationalizations that confound the reader yet grab their attention. Without the fussy emotions and complications of an overly dramatic storyline, Walls uses her bizarre ... Read More

A Summary and Analysis of Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring, Chapters 1-3 (641 words, 2 pages)

The Fellowship of the Ring Chapters 1-3SummaryThe first three chapters of the novel introduces a few main characters, Gandalf, Bilbo, Frodo, Pippin, and Sam. The novel starts off with a mysterious description of Bilbo, who does not age despite being 111. It is later revealed that this is due to ... Read More

Cal Thomas Criticizes the US Funding in Iran in the Article Dollars for Hostages (388 words, 2 pages)

In Dollars for hostages (The Washington Times, January 20, 2016) Cal Thomas argues that the Obama administrations deal with Iran to provide funding in return for hostages is severely detrimental to the nation. Initially, Thomas details the exchange that was made between the two nations, and then, he analyzes the ... Read More

The Social Impact of the Brand name Syndrome: Comparing Brand Names to Their Store Brand Counterparts (3593 words, 12 pages)

The Social Impact of the Brand Name Syndrome Comparing Brand Names to their Store Brand Counterparts In today's world, brand names are everywhere in our lives. Consumersbuy brand name foods, and they recognize certain products as theirfavorites while neglecting "store brands" such as Richfood or Shopper'sValue. These products could be ... Read More

A Summary and Analysis of a Part of the Book Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (444 words, 1 pages)

F451 RR3SummaryIn this part of the story, Montag and Beatty get into an altercation because Beatty finds out that Montag has been storing and keeping books in his house. The one who pulled the alarm, however, were Mildred and her friends, which thoroughly surprised Montag but did not surprise Beatty ... Read More

An Analysis of Florence Kelley’s Speech on the Elimination of Child Labor (361 words, 1 pages)

In order get her point across that child labor is a cruel situation, throughout her speech, strong leader Florence Kelley uses repetition as well as emotional appeal about the topic to touch and affect her audience of woman suffragists. Florence Kelley supplies her speech with plenty of logical appeals by ... Read More

A Personal Narrative about a Turning Point in One’s Life (777 words, 3 pages)

One evening as I entered my grandmother's house , usually greeted by ajoyous hello from my grandmother, that evening I was greeted only by anErie silence. I cautiously proceeded into the abnormally quiet house,searching every room eagerly for my grandmother. My curiosity was abruptlyshattered by a horrifying shriek from my ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013