Twitter A site of pure insanity which I rarely use, but appreciate. Instagram A lot of my life has been posted on my Instagram account through out the years. Mostly lame pictures of me and my stupid adventures. Facebook The older I get, the more time I spend on Facebook. I don’t know why this …
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I Hate the Internet is a, “bad novel,” written by author, Jarett Kobek. This novel follows the Adeline, a comic-book illustrator. She was pretty famous in the comic book industry under her alias, M. Abrahamovic Petrovich along-side her partner Jeremy, aka J.W. Bloss. Together they created the Trill series. After years of producing content, Trill …
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. . . . . I decided to create my poem with the use of six couplets. I created the, “Rise,” and, “Shine,” gifs and added text to a few others. The beginning of the poem starts with the end of a seasonal cycle. Throughout the poem we see the changes of the seasons as …
Sexuality has always been a touchy subject in our society. Only recently has it been discussed in mainstream media. I never understood this considering how important sexuality is in our everyday lives. It is such a big part of being a human, yet so many people get instantly uncomfortable when the topic is brought up. …
Saturday, 7:35 am, wake up, check phone. Text from mom, “Have a good day, I love you!” I reply, “You too, I love you!” Now, on to SnapChat. I have several notifications, most the casual, “Good morning,” some messages from conversations that I fell asleep during. I tend to do that, (oops). I tell my …
Technology has made an incredible impact on education. It has made education more accessible and affordable. Now, people can get full degrees solely online. For those who have busy work schedules or who cannot afford tuition at a physical university, online classes are very convenient. “One of the most profound ways in which technology has …
People around the world have been arguing for years about whether technological advances in literature are a blessing or a curse. Individuals such as Jonathan Franzen and Lindsey Saienni think that literature should stay how it has always been, printed words, ink on to paper. While others, such as Brent Easton Ellis and Kenneth Goldsmith …
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