]]> The English language is an amalgamation of several cultures, histories, tragedies and successes.
Over the last year or so, I have fallen in love with the city of Seattle. From the beautiful city skyline, to the nature surrounding it, Seattle radiates beauty, innovation and art. Seattle is also home to one of the largest independent book festivals in the nation: the APRIL Festival.
The clothes don't make the person, but sometimes, they make the person feel better about being who they are.
Shakey Graves—or should I say Alejandro Rose-Garcia—is more or less the king of Americana, the one-man band and the suitcase kickdrum. (Yes, that’s apparently a thing.)
Finals, projects and due dates, oh my!
This post contains spoilers about various literary works. While snow continues to fall on the east coast, spring has arrived in Arizona.
It’s a good time to love music. A couple of weeks ago, Lykke Li decided to drop a spontaneous bomb on Facebook with the unexpected news of a new album for the first time since 2011’s “Wounded Rhythms.”
Ariana Brown's spoken word performance "Volver, Volver" call out all different people in society and help them face the music.
For every second semester senior, there comes a moment when we realize that our time in college is almost over.
“They’re Singing Ro…co…co, Ro…co…co, Rococo” Excuse me for my awkward Arcade Fire reference, but every time I see this period in art, that song pops into my head. Rococo, aside from being Arcade Fire’s muse, is also my most favorite period of art history.
My comfort zone dwells somewhere near the stage, surrounded by meshing conversations and the lingering scents of beer and cigarette smoke. Assigned seats miles from the stage—who needs them?
"The Paris Wife" is a cross between historical tabloid and "Inception," and is the perfect addition to the historical-literature buff's bookshelf.
It may be hard to find posts for #100HappyDays, but hopefully these exciting books will help distract you from the daily grind.
No money in the bank, but a head full of dreams; it's a pretty common conundrum for college students.
Grab your green, your beer and some Irish literature to ring in the St. Patrick holiday.
English, Spanish and French Baroque
Facebook page likes, hashtags, pins on Pinterest…these are things that define and simplify the complexity of human nature and the functioning mind. It’s true that when I’ve been interested in someone in the past, I’d immediately do the standard Facebook creep and scan breakdowns of liked interests.
According to Hollywood, Spring Break is the penultimate college experience. It's the time of year that people train for, save for, and plan out months in advance.
Burton Barr Central Library hosts a traveling exhibit about Nazi Propaganda with unique tour options.
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