It is an interesting idea that with every new invention the human race is rendered more and more obsolete. Every innovation in the world takes away a skill once held …
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Human Interest
Moral Introspection vs Moral Extrospection
Modern morality is more so a product of social conditioning than a mulled over introspective phenomena. So many people follow what is deemed socially lawful and call that their moral …
Sister
The letter came on a fine Saturday morning, while I was having a meager breakfast as usual–a bowl of plain porridge with perfectly nothing else. Joe casually dropped the letter …
Dear Society
Dear Society, I do not understand. The clichè “everyone is unique in their own ways” gets thrown around on the daily. We are told to embrace ourselves, the good and …
Building Healthy Relationships: Siblings
Aside from ourselves, the people we will usually spend the most time with during our early stages of life are our siblings. From fighting over the TV remote to pretending …
Building Healthy Relationships: Self
I want to begin this series on relationships by diving deep into arguably one of the most important relationships of all: Self. Whether we realize it or not, the small …
Goodbye.
When we countdown the seconds on December 31 of 2019, we say goodbye to many things. Some good things. Some bad. Some we are glad to be leaving behind. And …
An Ode To Mama and Papa: A Diary of the Pursuit of the Italianized American Dream (Part 2)
After finding a charming two-story house with a desirable carriage house below, she decorously prepared it for her flowering family. Content in her decision, Mama saw that her decisions were …
An Ode To Mama and Papa: A Diary of the Pursuit of the Italianized American Dream (Part 1)
As a fourth generation-born American, I’ve become profoundly intrigued by the mere concept of my ancestors and how they derive from unique countries: Ireland, Germany, England, Italy, France, Hungary, and …
Get Organized!
I really couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve forgotten a textbook, lost an assignment, or totally misunderstood a teacher. In my three years of high school, though, I’ve managed …