Monthly Archives: May 2019

The Journey of The Road Would you go down fighting or just give up? In the novel, The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, a father and son try their best to survive in a post- apocalyptic world. The goal on their … Continue reading →

What’s in a Name? What’s in a name? Well, I share a name with two men who inspire me to be better every day. I am Joseph Edward Bevere III and that is also my father’s and grandfather’s name. Thus, … Continue reading →

The Weight You don’t realize the true cost of war until you read the novel The Things They Carried by Tim O’brien. In the novel we learn about the true struggles soldiers carry during and after their time at war. … Continue reading →

What Makes Me Feel Alive Seeing that puck cross the goal line with the crowd starting to erupt, then going and cellying with the boys, that’s what makes me feel alive. I remember scoring my very first goal and the … Continue reading →

Throughout my life, I have always craved the acceptance and approval of leadership figures. Whether it be teachers, coaches, bosses, or most importantly, my parents, I have always wanted approval from them. I’ve wanted the approval of a good job, … Continue reading →

Whenever someone asks me: “How are you?” I always take a moment to think of the answer And by the time it’s on the tip of my tongue, The person has already left. I wonder how can we be so … Continue reading →

Could Reverend Dimmesdale be compared to the Fallen Angel? The one and only devil? Lucifer was once an angel of God, until he defied God and was banished from Heaven into the depths of hell. Because of Dimmesdale’s terrible act … Continue reading →

To start off, we must ask essential questions to gain context about the situation. Where do you live? And, how long have you lived there? I live in the valley below a cliff in the unorganized territory of Mason Township. … Continue reading →

“What one thinks is right is not always the same as what others think is right; no one can be always right.” (Roy T Bennett) From the moment Christopher Columbus first set foot on the land of America, which has … Continue reading →

“The scarlet letter has not done its office.”, remarked the narrator as Hester developed a strong dissent towards the social inequality that targeted her using an embroidered letter (Hawthorne 114). Throughout the novel, readers are well aware of the letter’s … Continue reading →