James Joyce’s Examination of Fear as a Paralyzing Emotion in “Eveline”
November 17, 2020
James Joyce introduces Eveline’s life as extremely mundane, excited only by the arrival of a man from Buenos Ayres: her lover Frank. Thus, Joyce creates an extreme situation, contrasting harshly between a life of painful domesticity or near serv … Read more
Mental Health Days: Helpful Resource or Easy Excuse?
September 16, 2020
Mental health problems, whether clinically diagnosed or not, appear to be on the rise in the United States. Whether this trend is due to a declining societal stigma against mental health, or a result of more mentally taxing careers and … Read more
Fourth Week Reflection – Emily Hassink
September 7, 2020
Somewhere in the middle of this fourth week, it finally hit me: I’m a college student. The week before, we had been given two days off to allow students to both figure out their living situations, and to just generally … Read more