This best summarizes my life and interests through most of my college career thus far.
Author Archives: carrottop15
So Bad its…Still Bad
Have you ever wanted to say what’s on your mind with no regard whatsoever to what the population would think about you? That’s basically what Jarett Kobek did in this novel. “I Hate the Internet” is nothing more than an irrelevant, unorganized story about a comic book artist Adeline and her friends living in a …
Degree Chasin’
My poem is about how my college career has gone up to this point. I’m in my fifth year, but I took a year off and still have at least another year left. A lot has happened from failing to barely passing, so this best describes how its transpired.
SEX!!!…Now that I have your attention…
Sex is definitely not an easy topic to talk about, yet it has lit up all over the internet like a wildfire. There’s millions of websites and apps that either show or give information about sex, and the rate they’re being looked up is unheard of. Sex has become a staple of modern society. It …
Computers vs. Phones: It Does Matter
Every time I have to send or type something formal, I use my laptop. Every time I’m just talking socially to someone, I use my phone. It’s that simple. Emails, letters, and papers are all done on my laptop. I have tried to type emails and take notes on my phone, but it just adds …
The Future Might be Closer than the Present
The future of how we learn and what we learn may be closer than you think, or is it already here? Nowadays almost everyone has a laptop or tablet they use for some form of productivity, but it’s more than just the physical forms of technology that’s changing the way we learn. Paper is replaced …
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Time to Adapt Forward
Isn’t it almost contradictory that people who believe technology is “poisoning” our upcoming generation also use it just as often if not more than millennials? A lot of this has to do with the perspective one has of another’s use of technology, more often than not believing that using it is a waste of …
Literature & the Internet 