“I need an adventure,” I said. “I feel so bored. I am tired of the everyday. School, work, sleep and then it begins again. Is that living?”
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Cassadaga: an adventure
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"Getting Lost in Cozumel" is what it sounds like, getting lost on my first out-of-the-states traveling experience with my girlfriend, exploring the foreign land of Mexico and learning a few things about myself in the process. There’s some amazing snorkeling in here, too!
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In this age where meeting someone is as easy as swiping right (or is it left?) it seems inevitable that we would lose the importance of the love story.
Read MoreWilliam Shakespeare is Dead, Again
Four hundred years after his death and people still are wondering whether or not Shakespeare wrote the plays attributed to him. Maybe we’ve got the idea of authorship all wrong.
Read MoreWestworld: The Invention of Michael Crichton and the Techno-Thriller
What Crichton learned from directing “Westworld” he took with him and put into his later books and films. From “Westworld” we get Jurassic Park, but we also get Michael Crichton, the acclaimed novelist. But how exactly did filmmaking make the man? This article will answer that question.
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400 Years Dead: Why Shakespeare Still Matters, Especially to Innovators
Today marks the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death. Shakespeare was not only a playwright of 37 plays or a poet of 154 sonnets, but he was an innovator. But does Shakespeare still matter?
Read MoreMitt Romney’s Speech on Trump: Why You're Asking the Wrong Question
Romney via ABC NEWS
Everyone’s asking the question: Are Romney’s remarks too late? Are they going to have the opposite effects, garnering more votes for Trump? I think these are the wrong questions.
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