Technology vs. Tradition
Technology is swiftly advancing and with it the most productive and advanced countries in the world, i.e. the United States, China, and Japan, are constantly racing in this technological era to create tools…… Read More »
Consumerism during the holiday season
Black Friday fails to save consumer dollars. It’s true, Nike and PacSun promote all-store discount sales for their already over-priced items, and spenders…… Read More »
Giving Back Christmas
Stepping out of the San Diego Airport, I was refreshed by the beautiful panorama of succulent palm trees situated like dominoes stretched across…… Read More »
Facebook opens connections
How many people actually remember the pre-historic times of Xanga, the first free, public and personalized blogging website…… Read More »
Artistry receeds as commercialism triumphs
You turn on your radio in the car as you drive to school, to lunch, back to school, and then finally back home. The first station that you turn to…… Read More »
The High Price of Maturity
I hate change: I moved to California when I was five. I originally grew up in Ontario, Canada. When my father received…… Read More »
Learning can be most advanced during the summer
Summer, a time when the sun stretches across the horizon into the zenith and perpetually remains there for an eternity, a time when multitudinous fields of… … Read More »
Understanding Tragedy
I bowed my head, closed my eyes, and listened to the hymns that were sung as the music resonated off the arched walls of the church sanctuary; I listened to the obituaries…… Read More »
