A new tradition is born for college football. Gone are the days where bowl games would decide a national champion. It will no longer take an end of the season ranking to make you fight in a game to decide a winner. Four teams qualify. Two rounds decide a winner. College football playoff makes it […]
“I f***ing hate false pockets.” The world is a deceiving place. And so, apparently, are the pockets on women’s clothing. [learn_more] [/learn_more]
When we watch a film, there’s a concept called the suspension of disbelief. That is, we pretend that a film and it’s premise are a little more believable than it is. It may not happen that way exactly in real life, but we come to accept it. This concept is especially important for science fiction, but lately, I find that people are more and more unwilling to suspend disbelief.
VOTING IN THE UNITED STATES So you may be wondering: what does voting do for me and how do I know that my vote makes a difference? So this post is going to be a little different. It’s a conversation between two of the bloggers, Elana and Adi…here goes nothing! “Let us never forget […]
– “What’s your greatest struggle?” – “I don’t think about that. You gotta do what you gotta do.” When your mind is your greatest enemy, sometimes you have to “just do.” [learn_more] [/learn_more]
I would love to be a carpenter, I think it would be really cool to build stuff with my own hands and have my own sander and my own workshop, and build chairs, and all my kids bunk beds would be built by me, and I could have a tree house that would be built by ME
Leaving home and everything it encompasses behind is only bearable because happiness doesn’t have to be left behind with it. But upon returning home, sometimes we are reminded that there is no other happiness like it. – “What was the happiest moment of your life?” – “The happiest moment of my […]
With barely a month left to the fall semester, I still find myself telling stories of my summer internship in Israel. This past weekend, I attended Birthright Excel’s annual conference, in which I met participants from the past four years. A three-day event, this reunion was an enlightening experience. Not only did I befriend and […]
