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Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Remembering

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The Purple Chair Beneath the Window The purple chair, not the purple chair that I saw at Target one time and which I really wanted to get, but I mean the purple chair beneath the window. Whenever I see a purple chair, I will think of my favorite purple chair beneath the window. I remember that chair. I love that ... More..

Travel > Destination Guides (Other) The best things about your city

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Before moving to Minneapolis, Minnesota, I would raise an eyebrow when I heard someone bragging about his or her lake-filled, marvelous city. However, now I'm one of those shameless braggers throwing in plugs about my city to every non-Minneapolitan that I meet. But apparently those barefaced efforts have been paying off. I... More..

Politics, News & Issues > Climate Change Is global warming a hoax?

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I believe that global warming is not a hoax. I would argue that human activity is a direct cause to our rising temperatures. Global warming is the idea that greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, are trapping heat inside our atmosphere that would normally escape into outer space. While many greenhouse gases, such as water... More..

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Contemplating nature

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When winter begins to roll into spring, I think of only one thing; grass. And if I were to write a tribute to a blade of green grass, I think it would go something like this: A blade of green grass it stands so tall. A blade of green grass it looks so small. ... More..

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Why I love him/her

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Since I could never tell you all the reasons why I love you, I'll simply start with seven. 1. I really really like when you laugh because it's practically the best thing in the world and you look so happy and perfect, and that makes me feel happy and perfect, and you know, it's nice to feel happy and perfect. I love how ... More..

Arts & Humanities > American Literature Book reviews: Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison

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Booker T. Washington and his message about social equality pay a large role in Invisible's story. Washington was a proponent of an educational and economic philosophy largely based on accommodating the apparent white supremacy of post-Reconstruction South. He identified with a politics of acquiescence to segregation (34 Su... More..

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