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Ferdinand & Isabella - the Supercouple Who Built a Superpower
Did they love each other? Maybe. Did they build the world's first global economy? Absolutely!
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How the Roman Republic Expanded its Empire
The expansion of the Roman Republic came with its own problems, despite the riches and influence Rome earned through its victories.
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How to Initiate Conversation with Your College Classmates
Break the ice and build connections with your college classmates! Use these practical tips and engaging conversation starters to initiate meaningful conversations and create a supportive college community.
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Making a Smooth Transition from High School to College: Your Comprehensive Guide
Transitioning from high school to college? This comprehensive guide has you covered! Learn how to navigate academics, build support networks, manage finances, prioritize self-care, and embrace new experiences for a successful transition.
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The Power of Emotional Intelligence: Enhancing Academic Success and Personal Growth
Unleash academic success and personal growth by harnessing emotional intelligence. Cultivate self-awareness, empathy, and effective communication skills for a fulfilling college journey.
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Top 10 Traits of a Successful College Student: How to Thrive in Your Academic Journey
Discover the essential traits of a successful college student & learn how to cultivate them for academic achievement. From motivation and time management to effective communication and resilience, explore practical tips to enhance these traits and thrive in college.
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Thinkers of the Enlightenment
The Renaissance's interest in ancient text leads the world to re-examine its knowledge base and ideas, which leads to the Enlightenment of the 1700s.
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Review of 7 Cu-Ft Gorilla Cart
The 7 cu-ft Gorilla Cart is perfect for all our lawn needs. Even with our rocky and hilly terrain, it moves easily and is a cinch to dump the heaviest loads.
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A Review of TrueGrid Permeable Pavers
We were not sure how to solve a drainage problem in our yard, but TrueGrid permeable pavers offered a great solution without the expense of rebuilding our deck.
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Grammar Is Not the Great Equalizer
Grammar disparity reflects different values, not a poor education.
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Explication: "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber"
This Hemingway explication examines a few lines from "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber."
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Hemingway Falls Short of His Own Hero Characteristics
Was Hemingway the human embodiment of the hero he wrote into his stories? I'd say no, although he would have desperately liked to have been.
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Traveling With Your Dog: Our Route 66/Grand Canyon Hotel Experience
We learned a thing or two about pet-friendly hotels on Route 66 during our summer vacation. Out of all the Best Westerns we stayed at in New Mexico and Arizona, here are the places we loved and the ones we did not.
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Get Past the Stress of Critical Thinking Essays
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How to Write a 350 Word Essay or Discussion Post
So, you’ve got a writing assignment with a word count looming over you. How in the world will you ever get up to 350 words? Don't worry: it’s not as hard as you think. With these tips and tricks, you'll know how to write a short essay or discussion post in no time.
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Turn an Old Book Into Your Secret Stash
Need a fun way to give money? If you've got some old books lying around, you can turn them into the coolest cash stash ever with a few supplies you probably already have on hand.
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The History and Explanation of the Etheree Poetry Style
Etheree Armstrong leaves a poetic legacy.
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"Forgetting" to eat with Alzheimer's Disease
We often oversimplify the symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease by saying a patient "forgets" how to eat, etc. Being exact with your terms allows for better understanding.
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How to Safely Hunt Pokemon in Pokemon Go
Don't let the negative stories keep you from hunting Pokemon in Pokemon Go! Follow these guidelines for a safe, fun gaming experience.
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Cheap Family Fun at Panama City Beach, Florida
Our challenge: an affordable beach vacation with our dog. We found it at Panama City Beach, Florida.
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Associating Quilts With the American West
Quilts have existed worldwide for centuries. Americans, however, tend to associate them with the Westward movement that expanded the nation. The pinwheel was a popular pattern of that era.
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Three Reasons for Augustine's Confessions
Three reasons for Augustine's Confessions: admission, affirmation and declaration.
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Woman’s Work: Lady Philosophy's role in The Consolation of Philosophy
What was the role of Lady Philosophy to Boethius in Consolation of Philosophy? Did Lady Philosophy step outside the bounds of her gender for the era? Nah.
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Review: Moore's Formation of a Persecuting Society
A review of R.I. Moore's Formation of a Persecuting Society
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The New Deal: Which Westerners Benefited Most and Least?
Roosevelt's New Deal offered much needed assistance, but not everyone benefited from it.
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Favorite Holiday Treat Just Got a Little Healthier
Get chocolate, peanut butter, and crackers in each bite of these Chocolate "Covered" Peanut Butter Crackers while cutting back on calories, time, AND mess!
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How to Make Your Own Pillows as a Sleepover Craft
Pillowcase crafts are great sleepover party activity plus they double as treats for the guests. Choose a pillow craft that fits best your budget and the skill level of your sleepover party guests.
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Pythagoras From a Different Angle: The Cult Leader Who Influenced Truth, Order, and Beauty
Pythagoras' influence was far more than the theorem that carried his name. His study of numbers became a religion to his followers.
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Hamlet's Problem as a Renaissance Man
Hamlet is torn between what his ghostly "father" wants him to do and what his Heavenly Father would have him do. Consider that the ghost in Hamlet is actually a demon, this is a classic clash of good vs. evil.
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Adam is the Tragic Hero in Milton's Paradise Lost
Although not a typical epic hero, Adam is indeed the hero in Milton's Paradise Lost. While some readers sympathize with Satan, Milton -- a Calvanist -- would have never made Satan the epic's hero.
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Xenoglossia as a Means of Comfort to Women in the Middle Ages
Xenoglossia and glossolalia are both familiar miracles and gifts with biblical reference that occurred in the Medieval European Church. For medieval women, the gift was used predominantly to provide comfort to the woman or allow her to comfort another.
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Bertilak: the Antagonist and Major Manipulator in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Most readers consider the progressiveness of Lady Bertilak or Sir Gawain's chivalry. They are missing out on the bigger picture -- the inciting force of the entire story is Bertilak with his crazy games.
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S'mores + Popcorn = Don't Talk to Me; I'm Stuffing My Face With S'mores Popcorn!
S'mores Popcorn is a great way to use all those packs of leftover marshmallows from cocoa mixes.
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No Fail Pie Crust That Even Non-Bakers Can't Get Wrong!
Easy, yet tasty, pie crust. No rolling!
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5 Businesses to Start Right Now from Your Dorm Room (or Kitchen Table)
College students -- why wait til you graduate? Start a business from your dorm room now! (These also are easy ideas for second income jobs or for work-at-home parents.)