I’m looking outside at the bleak November weather while writing this “The Raven” summary. Despite my modern electric lighting, it’s easy to feel spooked at this time of year. Dusk comes early and the wind blows the rain sideways, hard enough to rap on my window. I guess some...
Read MoreThe AP English Literature and Composition exam is made up of two sections: a multiple-choice section and a free-response section. Firstly, in the multiple-choice section, students answer questions pertaining to passages of fiction, drama, or poetry. Next, in the free-response section, students analyze poetry and prose and write an...
Read MoreCollege football’s official designation as an amateur sport means players can’t be paid for their on-the-field performance. In 2021, though, a Supreme Court decision made it possible for student-athletes to earn money—just not from their schools. Now, college athletes can sell the rights to their NIL (name, likeness, and...
Read MoreI first made a “Because I could not stop for death” analysis as a high school freshman. My English teacher described Emily Dickinson as “one of America’s two greatest poets.” The other, he concluded, was her contemporary, Walt Whitman. Stretching his arms out in an open V-shape, he explained,...
Read MoreBecoming a lawyer is no small feat. Between completing the LSAT and passing the bar exam, there is a lot of hard work involved. Additionally, choosing the right law school for you can also be a challenge. Especially if you want to study a particular field of law, then...
Read MoreIf religion is important to you, then you may consider attending a college with a curriculum shaped by faith and spirituality. In fact, there are many institutions in the United States that are Christian colleges. At these institutions, students can receive both an academic and faith-based education. For students...
Read MoreEven though it’s a tried-and-true classic, the themes in To Kill a Mockingbird are far from worn out. In fact, they’re just as poignant and relevant today as they were in 1960 when the book was first published. Here, I’ll go through some of the more prominent themes in...
Read MoreIf you are a politically active student, then it makes sense to select a college that aligns with your views. Even if you do not consider yourself politically-minded, you still might consider a school whose core values mirror yours. As a matter of fact, this choice could enhance your...
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