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A Beautiful Fragile Imperfection

November 16, 2020

Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote “The Birthmark” in 1843; shortly before composing, he married his fiancé Sophia Peabody. His marriage and Puritan background influence the writing of his short story. During the 1800s, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s writings exhibit the expectation to conceal and … Read more

The Encompassing Cage of Oppressive Gender Roles on Women

November 12, 2020

By: Mary Catherine Ellington   During the late nineteenth century, women experienced adversity in various aspects of their life. Women were viewed purely as homemakers and pillars of familial life and suffered from the constraints of their marriage and proper … Read more

Week 14: The Ending of a Chapter

November 12, 2020

By: Mary Catherine Ellington At the beginning of this week, tensions remained high in the wake of the 2020 Presidential Election and our future final semester exams. The highly anticipated election was over, but the results still seemed to be … Read more

Week 13: We Made Our Voices Heard!

November 9, 2020

At the beginning of this week, tensions were high as the election drew closer. The excitement of Halloween had passed from the weekend and anticipation of the election had set in. Tuesday was election day and for many of us … Read more

Week 10: Home Stretch of the Semester

October 19, 2020

Week 10 of ENGL 105 was very busy and productive week as we wrapped up our Unit 2 projects. Outside of class, I think this week was a very routine week which is nice as we embark into the so … Read more

Maple View: A Social Hub During a Pandemic?

October 14, 2020

  Chris Hewgley Preface: Maple View is an ice cream parlor located in rural Hillsborough. It is a locally owned business which I was recently exposed to for the first-time, last month, and I loved the beauty of the surrounding … Read more

The Appeal of Rea Farms Park

October 14, 2020

  Preface: Living in the Charlotte area, I have the opportunity to drive past many places that can serve as entertainment. These places include restaurants, sporting areas, shopping centers, and parks. My friends and I always try to find new … Read more

The People of Pi Phi

October 14, 2020

Preface As a young woman entering college, one of the main questions I was often asked was if I was planning on joining a sorority. However, I wasn’t quite sure what a sorority looked like on a college campus, especially … Read more

The Cultural and Social Impact of Reidsville Market Place

October 13, 2020

By: Mary Catherine Ellington Hi my name is Mary Catherine Ellington and today I will be presenting on the cultural and social impact of Reidsville Market Place.   Preface I chose to observe Reidsville Market Place, the central location in … Read more