Featured gallery artist Naomi Lemus arrived early to the March 2nd reception; as she made her rounds through the show floor she was open and talkative, answering questions regarding both her own and others works.
Amnesty Is Not A Bad Word
President Obama tried to lead away from calling his actions “amnesty,” but it is a word he should stand proudly by.
Amnesty Would Be Amicable In America
For English Comp I was tasked with writing about a controversial issue.
Parallels and Downward Slopes: An Insight To College Loans
In Thinking and Writing I was given an assignment to evaluate a current issue and relay the 2012 presidential candidates’ stances on the issue.
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Turning, or Tearing
It may not be written down in stone, but it’s written down in paper.
The Terrorists Have Won
Compassionate Choices – A Look Into Modern Propaganda
Today, as I walked out of class, I was approached on-campus by a young man who carried with him a large stack of pamphlets. You hear about these kinds of things all the time, yet I found it a not-too-common surprise.
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Winston Was Never Sure What Year It Was
In the 11th grade I was given an assignment to evaluate the credibility of George Orwell’s novel Nineteen Eighty-Four as a science-fiction novel.
The Red Scare of the 1920s
In the 11th grade I was given an assignment to write an essay explaining the Red Scare of the 1920s. Continue reading “The Red Scare of the 1920s”
A Mile In His Shoes
In the 11th grade I was given an assignment to take a side on the open end to “The Sunflower: on the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness” .
Sex in the Theater 
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