As a driver and a pedestrian I have always felt a slight dislike for the bikers [...]
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While serving in the Navy, on the USS NIMITZ, I earned the nickname “Cupcake Queen.” This [...]
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If you’re reading this and have next to no idea about your heritage, welcome to my [...]
The Power of Glee
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When I first heard of the TV show Glee, I had no idea what it was [...]
Back To The Basics: Old Hollywood
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Growing up, my family loved to watch movies. After long weeks of hectic schedules, we always [...]
Cashiers Are People, Too!
By Danielle GoddardWednesday, August 22nd, 2012
As the sliding doors lurch open I catch a glimpse of myself on the store’s video [...]
My Transatlantic Voyages and the Titanic Obsession
By Anna ClayWednesday, June 20th, 2012
“It should say sick floor instead of wet floor,” said my new English friend as she [...]
Public Transportation Around the World
By Teresa LopezMonday, June 18th, 2012
I arrived in London with a group of unfamiliar fellow Drexel students, my suitcases, a London [...]
Life with Migraine
By Lindsey FratzTuesday, June 12th, 2012
Migraine. Mine begin with an off feeling, an awareness that something is out of kilter. My [...]
Music Reviews in the Age of Technology
By Anna ClayMonday, April 30th, 2012
There is little doubt the music industry has drastically changed in this age of technology. Besides [...]
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