1917: Time is the Enemy

Olivia Dedham A Passionate Film George McKay charged across the battlefield fueled purely by adrenaline, desperation, and hope for a better tomorrow. Five hundred extras ran with him, and I was on the edge of my seat. The movie,1917, is nearing its one-year anniversary (January), and with 10 Oscar nominations at the 92nd Academy Awards, this movie is hard to forget. As an avid movie viewer, I noticed that the best films are passion projects, born from a pure desire to tell a story. The same holds true for director/writer...
Read More »

A Chance to Dream, A Chance for Creativity

Written by Gideon Batai Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, “What’s the point of school?” It’s an oxymoron. We spend the first 18 years of life in school, yet it’s difficult to pinpoint any specific reasons.  The Origin of Schooling in America To answer that question, (in the United...
Read More »

Nine Realistic New Year’s Resolutions For You This Winter

Written by Gideon Batai New Year’s resolutions are an excellent way to improve yourself. However, many people pick vague or unrealistic resolutions. For example, some of the most common New Year’s resolutions are to lose weight, exercise more, and spend less. Those are vague goals. Plus, weight isn’t necessarily a...
Read More »

Escribiendo en Español y en Inglés – Writing in Spanish and English

Written by Natalie Mendoza Amo escribir en español y en inglés - I love to write in Spanish and in English,En inglés y español, escribo mejor que hablo - In English and Spanish, I write better than I speak,Escribiendo es un extensión de mis pensamientos - Writing is an extension...
Read More »

The Meaning Behind Your Dreams

Written by Gracielle Dedo You’ve most likely found yourself lying awake in the morning, dazed and confused as to why you just dreamt something incredibly strange. There is significant reasoning behind our dreams. They can reveal more about our true thoughts and feelings than we would ever be able to...
Read More »

The Key to Redemption

By Brooke Anderson   One calm day, as the breeze gently scattered leaves every which way,the quiet serenity was interrupted by a frantic young man.The young man, while unscathed, wore blood-splattered clothes.He had tired, bloodshot eyes and fists covered in bruises.The man scurried down the street, pleading for help and...
Read More »

Wading Through the Water

Written by Liam Kadel I feel trapped They say it’s normal at my age At this stage, to feel like The proverbial tiger in his cage Like lightning in a bottle Like I’m stalling at full throttle I want to move on to the next chapter But I keep rereading...
Read More »