A tale spun too thin
Athena’s wrath and wrongdoings
Athena: goddess of wisdom, crafts and more. A true queen in the eyes of the Greeks. She even has her own temple, and at times people worshiped her like they […]
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From why to who
It’s the “why” we do it that matters and the “who” that makes it happen
The most important thing any journalism student will learn in their very first class is to always address the who, what, when, where, why and how of every story. An […]
A touch of interactivity
A different way to keep busy when staying inside
The current year has been a great one for horror films, and there’s no clear end in sight. Releases such as “Hereditary,” “A Quiet Place” and “Annihilation” proved the horror […]
Respect, the status quo — Fulfilling the social contract of respect in public is key to human interaction
When people venture out into the world, they enter into a kind of social contract with their fellow person.
The importance of brushing your teeth — How habits are made and broken
Benjamin Franklin said, “it is easier to prevent bad habits than to break them.” Ironic, coming from the man who had a licentious history with women. Nonetheless, he is spot […]
30 days of terror — Buckle up, it’s going to be a hell of a ride
If you have not read Stephen King’s “The Road Virus Heads North,” then be warned — this review will be full of spoilers. Nothing incites bone-chilling fear like being hunted. […]
Power rangers power reality — “Power Rangers” reboot is morph-enomenal fun
The challenge facing most fan favorite franchises nowadays is how to update for a brand new audience, while delivering a great story for die-hard fans. Many movies have tried this […]
The fascination with the fantastical — The fantasy genre is not just an escape
There is something incredibly intriguing about fantastical stories and worlds of fantasy. To be immersed in a world similar, yet distinct from reality, full of endless bizarre, imaginative and extraordinary […]
Ridgewood’s last devil
The Tasmanian devil tattoo on George’s right bicep never faded, even as his memory of home did. Hints of black, red and yellow still graced his leathery skin, making up […]
The deadline junkie – Procrastinating — sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn’t
I love procrastinating.