Retain Some Insanity for Your Sanity’s Sake
If, as Alan Gross says in “Rhetorical Analysis,” “Rhetorically, the creation of knowledge is a task beginning with self-persuasion and
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Go Gonzo Journal
Fake news with a spin of Truth
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The New University
I’ve always been interested in the future of University curriculum mostly because I’ve been disappointed with what our current University
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Love and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
“The stream of consciousness moves faster now, and is broader, but it seems to run less deep” (Pirsig, 9). This
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There’s Nothing Like a Dark (Opening K)night
I suppose it’s safe to say we’ve never seen an opening night like Dark Knight Rises, and I hope the
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Adam Sandler Makes First Film Worth a Damn in Over a Decade
When I heard about Adam Sandler’s latest film, That’s My Boy, needless to say I was hesitant to pay money
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The Preacher Turns 29 and Parties Like He’s 19
On June 27, 2012, The Preacher turned 29 years old, and we partied like it was 2002. My dad told
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With Dark Shadows, Tim Burton and Johnny Depp Have Lost Their Touch
When I received a text message from a good friend of mine who lives in Washington that read “the more
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The Avengers Kick Ass Onscreen and at the Box Office
About a week ago I made an Intrade bet that The Avengers would make more than $175 million in its
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Nabokov’s Speak, Memory a Proustian Autobiography
“As far back as I remember myself (with interest, with amusement, seldom with admiration or disgust), I have been subject
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T.S. Eliot Poetry Preaches Christianity
While reading T.S. Eliot’s East Coker, the first thing that was apparent was a lack of form – until Part
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Descartes and the Doubting Mind by James Hill
On the field of history, many actors play a key role in shaping human events. Socrates tutored Plato, who tutored
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