Fitzgerald & Williams’ Impact on Society in their Novels

 The Intertwining’s of Society to The Author Throughout history and even today, many authors have analyzed the impact that society has on a character, or they have used a specific character to explain the troubles within the society of their respective time. F. Scott Fitzgerald published The Great Gatsby in 1925, and two decades … Read more

Identity, Class & Social Change in The Great Gatsby: Driving as a Symbol

 For close to a century, cars have been the preferred method of transportation. However, cars and driving have also been a symbol of one’s character, personality, and social status. In the novel, The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald tells a story about a millionaire, by the name of Jay Gatsby, and his one goal: … Read more

Chinua Achebe: Pioneer, Activist, Novelist, Poet, Prof.

 Raylyna Aguiar Mrs. Allen AP Lit Per. 5 30 October, 2017    Things Fall Apart Chinua Achebe a Nigerian author who was a successful activist, novelist, poet and an English and Literature professor at the University of Nigeria, Massachusetts. Connecticut and some ivy league schools including Stanford, Dartmouth and many more. Achebe was born … Read more

Christianity, Parenting & Inevitability in Achebe’s ‘Things Fall Apart’

 Claire Ahn Kravchak AP Literature: Period 2 11 November 2018 Title goes here Hairline cracks in instruments lead to much larger cracks and a deterioration in sound. The same can be said of the lives we lead, small instances piling up to a more imminent problem. For Okonkwo, it is the influence of Christianity, … Read more

Legalizing Marijuana: Pros & Cons of Federal Law

 In today’s society, the case for marijuana legalization is a topic of contention among many. Society is demanding change in the federal laws that govern marijuana and the criminal penalties associated with the substance. Lawmakers are beginning to participate in the morally debated topic and take a stance, particularly around the election season. As … Read more

Thoreau’s Arguments on Government and Civil Disobedience

 Thoreau begins Civil Disobedience by saying that he agrees with the motto, "That government is best which governs least." Indeed, he says, men will someday be able to have a government that does not govern at all. As it is, government rarely proves useful or efficient. It is often "abused and perverted" so that … Read more

The Role of Police in Cutting Crime – Rational Choice & Relative Deprivation Theories

 History informs us that the reduction in crime rates is dependant on policy makers, who informed by political ideology reform the Criminal Justice System accordingly. It seems apt therefore that the above statement is taken from the current prime minister Theresa May's speech to the National Policing Conference in 2010.  However, given the limitations … Read more

How Convergence Culture & Remediation Impact Everyday Life

 Brandon Roddy Dr. Walter Iriarte October 28, 2018 Convergence Culture and Remediation Convergence culture and remediation is uses throughout our everyday life. Remediation is comprehended as the procedure of revival of old substance performed by new media. This implies the new correspondence media refashion the substance of the past media, along these lines remaining … Read more

Railguns: Fictitious Weapons or the Next Big Step?

 Abstract Railguns are often viewed as fictitious weapons that futuristic civilization could only use. They are weapon choices in any video games and sci-fi movies depicted with a futuristic timeline. They seem just out of reach in today’s times but a not too distant future to the common American. Many research articles and test … Read more

Ian Fleming’s James Bond

 Most of what we consider to be today’s modern myths are timeless superheroes that have been preserved and elevated to this status by comic books, television shows, and movies. One modern character who has achieved this title, partly due to this same timelessness and seeming immortality, is Ian Fleming’s James Bond. Fleming created the … Read more