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Sarah Huth is a nineteen year old college student, majoring in film and minoring in philosophy. She plans on furthering her education by specializing in special effects makeup after she graduates. Sarah has been writing since she was very young; everything

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Style & Beauty > Clothing Tips & Advice When it is inappropriate to wear a T-shirt: 11 of 29
Whether you're a fashion diva or someone who could care less about how they dress, one thing is for certian; you have probably worn a t-shirt at some point in your life. While it is hard to pin-point the exact origin of this classic garment, some sources refer to t-shirts as far back as ancient Egypt. It is easy to see why th... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Wicca & Witchcraft A look at Wiccan summer solstice rituals: 5 of 13
The sun is nearing its highest point in the sky, and the summer solstice is almost upon us. Known as Litha among Wiccans, the solstice goes by several other names, including "Midsummer", "The First Day of Summer", and "St. John's Day". While it used to fall on June 24th, it will occur on June 20th of this year, and is a time ... More..
Hobbies & Games > Beading & Jewelry Making Choosing beads for your jewelry making projects: 3 of 7
So you've decided that you want to make your own, personalized piece of jewelry. You've got all of your supplies already, and now all you need are the most important part; the beads. How exactly do you know what to choose though? What will look good together, and what do you need to do in order to create a piece that is both ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Kung Fu Panda: 17 of 38
In a world where action heroes are the epitome of strength and agility, with ripped muscles and lean figures, Po (the lovable hero of "Kung Fu Panda") sticks out like a sore thumb. An overweight panda that's as clumsy as he is round, Po is probably one of the most unlikely candidates for a Kung Fu Master that's ever existed. ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Poets & Poetry Poetry analysis: Ode on a Grecian Urn, by John Keats: 6 of 13
John Keats (1795-1821) is known for his almost tragic descriptions of beauty and love; he was the epitome of what many of us think of when we hear the world "poet" today. His own feelings for the infamous Fanny Brawne, the young girl who lived next door to him, have become know across the world due to the publication of the p... More..
Pets & Animals > Dog Care & Health Dealing with a smelly dog: 6 of 13
Everyone knows how horrible a wet dog can smell. I have a cocker spaniel, and my little brother often thinks it's funny to put her in my bedroom after he's let her outside when it's raining. Many a time have I opened my door to find my dog rolling on my bed, clothing, and carpet, and spreading the smell that most people know ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Poets & Poetry Poetry analysis: Song: Go and Catch a Falling Star, by John Donne: 7 of 15
In "Song: Go and Catch a Falling Star", John Donne weaves a cynical fairy tale full of impossibilities. He seems to be using an almost mocking tone as he speaks about trying to find a woman that is "true" and "fair", comparing the quest to attempting to explain the mysteries of many mythological creatures or events. The title... More..
Hobbies & Games > Beading & Jewelry Making A brief history of jewelry making: 2 of 4
Have you ever found yourself looking your jewelry over as you prepare to put it on, wondering exactly how it all began? Who first decided that it would be a good idea to pierce their ears or hang colored beads around their neck? Where did it all come from? If you've ever checked out the exhibits at your local museum, you'll n... More..
Arts & Humanities > Poets & Poetry Poetry analysis: He is More Than a Hero, by Sappho: 10 of 19
Do not let the title of Sappho's poem, "He is More Than a Hero" fool you. Though many have interpreted and translated the poem in different ways over the years, it seems clear to me that while the title of the poem is "He is More Than a Hero", Sappho is really writing the poem as a declaration of unrequited love for a young w... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Cloverfield: 24 of 45
It was easy to brush "Cloverfield" off as just another big budget, overly hyped up film. The hand held look had been done before, and the commercials and advertisements were non-stop. No one knew what to expect, and everyone wanted to know; "What the exactly is Cloverfield?". Even the horror magazine Fangoria was unable to ob... More..