Bad Sex by Matt Teegarden
Facebook, Cellphones, Laptops...Oh My! by Hallie Orn
What's Yours Is Mine By Ben Zavala
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
3 Essays
Numbers Game: The Impact of Title IX
I Can See Stupid from My House
Facebook, Cellphones, Laptops… Oh My!
I Can See Stupid from My House
Facebook, Cellphones, Laptops… Oh My!
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
3 Essays
You Are What You Drink by: Elias Nader
Bad Sex by: Matt Teegarden
Tattoos: What You See is What You Get by: Jonathan Holan
3 Essays
1. "Numbers Game: The Impact of Title IX" by Michelle Geygan
2. "Facebook, Cellphones, Laptops...Oh My!" by Hallie Orn
3. "Classes, Finals, Friends, and Cancer: The Life of Future College Students?" by Shelby Veppert
2. "Facebook, Cellphones, Laptops...Oh My!" by Hallie Orn
3. "Classes, Finals, Friends, and Cancer: The Life of Future College Students?" by Shelby Veppert
3 Essays
Redhead Genocide: M.I.A. and World Politics
You Are What You Drink
Four-Eyes No More: The New Nerd
3 Essays
"You Are What You Drink." - Elias Nader
"Bad Sex" - Matt Teegarden
"Letting Go of 9/11." - Matthew Bolton
"Bad Sex" - Matt Teegarden
"Letting Go of 9/11." - Matthew Bolton
Monday, May 9, 2011
3 Essays
1) Colbert[ican] Politics: Red, Blue, or Purple
2) You Are What You Drink
3) What A Guy Wants
2) You Are What You Drink
3) What A Guy Wants
3 ESSAYS
I Can See Stupid from My House
By Drew Kambic
Fat and Happy?
By Jennifer Gallat
Who Is Watching Big Brother?
By Wesley Lockwood
By Drew Kambic
Fat and Happy?
By Jennifer Gallat
Who Is Watching Big Brother?
By Wesley Lockwood
3 Essays
3 Essays
1. "Lucky There's A Family Guy" by Rebecca Loar
2. "Tattoos: What You See Is What You Get" Jonathan Holan
3. "What's Yours Is Mine" By Ben Zavala
1. "Lucky There's A Family Guy" by Rebecca Loar
2. "Tattoos: What You See Is What You Get" Jonathan Holan
3. "What's Yours Is Mine" By Ben Zavala
3 Essays
What's yours is Mine
Ben Zavala
Taylor Swift: Combating Typical, Scandalous Celebrity Behavior
Katie Huston
Security or Privacy: Which One Do you Value
Yu Shi
Ben Zavala
Taylor Swift: Combating Typical, Scandalous Celebrity Behavior
Katie Huston
Security or Privacy: Which One Do you Value
Yu Shi
3 Essays
Everyone Is Buying It
By Krysta Suydam
Think Pink? Or Think Profit?
By Devon Ody
Fat and Happy?
By Jennifer Gallat
By Krysta Suydam
Think Pink? Or Think Profit?
By Devon Ody
Fat and Happy?
By Jennifer Gallat
Essays
Numbers Game: The Impact of Title IX
By Michelle Geygan
Security or Privacy: Which One Do You Value?
By Yu Shi
Terrorism vs. Poverty: What is America’s Real Battle?
By Charles Martin
By Michelle Geygan
Security or Privacy: Which One Do You Value?
By Yu Shi
Terrorism vs. Poverty: What is America’s Real Battle?
By Charles Martin
Sunday, May 8, 2011
3 Essays
1. I Can See Stupid from My House
By Drew Kambic
2. If “All men are created equal”, then what about all women?
By William Jatsek
3. Money and Politics: The Story Both Sides of the Aisle Aren’t Telling Us
By David Hedrick
Andrew Krumel
By Drew Kambic
2. If “All men are created equal”, then what about all women?
By William Jatsek
3. Money and Politics: The Story Both Sides of the Aisle Aren’t Telling Us
By David Hedrick
Andrew Krumel
Three Commonplace Essays
The three titles of the essays I read were:
Colbert[ican] Politics: Red, Blue, or Purple?
Coke Zero, the Deadliest Beverage…or So They Say
Time to Hack the Bush
Colbert[ican] Politics: Red, Blue, or Purple?
Coke Zero, the Deadliest Beverage…or So They Say
Time to Hack the Bush
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Happy Anniversary
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mark-kurlansky/bp-oil-spill-anniversary_b_851304.html
This blog post from the Huffington Post was written on the one year anniversary of the BP oil spill by Mark Kurlansky. The author compares the BP oil spill to the nuclear disaster in Fukushima. He discusses how quickly the general public forgets about one disaster and moves on to the next. He exemplifies this point with the idea that the nuclear power plant was spewing radiation into the atmosphere long before it the contaminated fluids were dumped into the ocean. He goes on to discuss that even though the oil spill appears to be cleaned up on the surface, it is still uncertain what long term effects that disaster will have on the ocean. Kurlansky then blames companies such as the ones responsible for building nuclear power plants and offshore drilling for the damages they are causing. They are taking these risks without having a realistic plan to respond to these accidents/disasters. He then turns his focus on people’s greed of energy. He states that, “people would rather energy wantonly than assure their own safety and the preservation of the planet.” With this being said, do you think the author is suggesting these changes need to start with the general population changing their way of life or by creating legislation that will restrict the risks that energy companies can take, thus adversely affecting the way people live their lives?
This blog post from the Huffington Post was written on the one year anniversary of the BP oil spill by Mark Kurlansky. The author compares the BP oil spill to the nuclear disaster in Fukushima. He discusses how quickly the general public forgets about one disaster and moves on to the next. He exemplifies this point with the idea that the nuclear power plant was spewing radiation into the atmosphere long before it the contaminated fluids were dumped into the ocean. He goes on to discuss that even though the oil spill appears to be cleaned up on the surface, it is still uncertain what long term effects that disaster will have on the ocean. Kurlansky then blames companies such as the ones responsible for building nuclear power plants and offshore drilling for the damages they are causing. They are taking these risks without having a realistic plan to respond to these accidents/disasters. He then turns his focus on people’s greed of energy. He states that, “people would rather energy wantonly than assure their own safety and the preservation of the planet.” With this being said, do you think the author is suggesting these changes need to start with the general population changing their way of life or by creating legislation that will restrict the risks that energy companies can take, thus adversely affecting the way people live their lives?
Monday, April 25, 2011
MLA Worksheet
Gilson, Etienne. The Arts of the Beautiful. [Normal, IL]: Dalkey Archive, 2000. Print.
Hood, John Y.B. The Essential Aquinas: Writings on Philosophy, Religion, and Society. Ed. John Y. B. Hood. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2002. Print.
Guillory, John. Pleasure and Change: The Aesthetics of Canon. Ed. Frank Kermode and Robert Alter. Oxford, UK: Oxford UP, 2004. Print.
Eberstadt, Fernanda. "The Unexpected Fanatisist." The New York Times - Breaking News, World News & Multimedia. 26 Aug. 2007. Web. 11 May 2009..
Brian, Evenson. “Review of Contemporary Fiction.” McGreen and Stella Schlessinger: Volume number: 21 Issue number: 1. Spring 2001.
Hood, John Y.B. The Essential Aquinas: Writings on Philosophy, Religion, and Society. Ed. John Y. B. Hood. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2002. Print.
Guillory, John. Pleasure and Change: The Aesthetics of Canon. Ed. Frank Kermode and Robert Alter. Oxford, UK: Oxford UP, 2004. Print.
Eberstadt, Fernanda. "The Unexpected Fanatisist." The New York Times - Breaking News, World News & Multimedia. 26 Aug. 2007. Web. 11 May 2009.
Brian, Evenson. “Review of Contemporary Fiction.” McGreen and Stella Schlessinger: Volume number: 21 Issue number: 1. Spring 2001.
Work Cited
Alter, Robert, and Kemode, Frank. Pleasure and Change: The Aesthetics of Canon. Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press, 2004. Print.
Evenson, Brian. "All the Names." Review of Contemporary Fiction 21.1 (2001): 192-93. Web.
Gilson, Etienne. The Arts of the Beautiful. City of Normal: Dalkey Archive Press, 2000. Print.
Hood, John Y. B. The Essential Aquinas: Writings on Philosophy. City of Westport, State of Connecticut, United States of America: Praegar, 2002. Print.
Seth, Marcus, Andrew, Anthony, Lin
Evenson, Brian. "All the Names." Review of Contemporary Fiction 21.1 (2001): 192-93. Web.
Gilson, Etienne. The Arts of the Beautiful. City of Normal: Dalkey Archive Press, 2000. Print.
Hood, John Y. B. The Essential Aquinas: Writings on Philosophy. City of Westport, State of Connecticut, United States of America: Praegar, 2002. Print.
Seth, Marcus, Andrew, Anthony, Lin
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