19 Month: November 2022 (page 1 of 2)
Something I saw recently that reminded me of our work in this class would be the my friends’ efforts to get their semester papers started. Not only that,…
Over the course of this past week, I’ve been thinking. Next week is going to feel weird, really weird. No classes to rush in and out of, no…
Black Friday has come and gone. So let’s see if we have done our jobs as consumers, or have failed ourselves and fallen into the trap of major…
Taylor Swift announced her first tour in 4 years, after releasing 5 albums within the span of these 4 years. This tour, called the Eras tour, is her…
This past week was one of the biggest weekends of college football. Rivalry Weekend! So much happened that killed many teams’ College Football Playoff hopes and reopened a…
Curiosity is an indispensable fuel for the discovery of anything new. While curiosities are embedded within us as we are born, there are ways to boost the level…
Economic Index flashes major recession warning signs. A major indication gauge of the U.S. economy has indicated that we are soon to be headed into a recession. The…
My research this semester has led me down a rabbit-hole of stories and reports surrounding my topic of politics intersecting with sports. There is no better example of…
Recently, I have been researching a lot about sports rivalries. And all this research has got me thinking about why I like them. My favorite rivalry is Ravens…
Good afternoon my fellow library 100 people! Today I wanted to share with you a cool hack that Mr. Kyle taught me the other day during one of…