Multimedia Writing and Rhetoric Reflection
My experience in this course can be described in one word: stimulating. With every writing assignment given I truly felt I gave my all because I always was writing about […]
“Not That There’s Anything Wrong With That”: Homophobia and Seinfeld
A naïve eavesdropper, a clever and sinister best friend, and a young reporter trying to make a name for themselves are the only ingredients needed to create the impression someone […]
The Last Lap
My mother vowed that her children would be able to swim before they could walk. Twelve years of straw-like, chlorinated hair, 5000-plus calorie a day diets, 5 am alarms, and […]
Troubled Charm
Imagine discovering that your son was a teacher, a lawyer, a doctor, and a pilot with degrees from Berkley and Harvard and has accumulated more than four million dollars before […]
Chris Martin’s Universal Rebel Yell
As the winter sun set over Tokyo in early February, 2009, Chris Martin and Coldplay prepared for the greatest performance of their careers. The groundbreaking and most popular song from […]
Unique Premise, Universal Characters
Depict and discuss the rhetorical differences that exist between the ways “Will and Grace” and “The New Normal” depict their gay characters. Throughout high school we read and discussed countless […]
