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How To Go From Simply Surviving To Truly Thriving
During times of difficulty, it can be easy to get caught in thoughts of lack. Learn what is needed to go from simply surviving to truly thriving no matter the situation.
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The Extensive Benefits of Lavender
An extensive overview of the benefits of lavender as an herb and essential oil. This article covers the Latin names, history, constituents, benefits, uses, precautions and more of lavender.
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3 Super Seeds: Chia, Psyllium, and Flax Seeds
Gain insight into and compare the many benefits of super seeds: psyllium husk vs chia seeds and flax seeds—learn how to incorporate them into your diet, including a simple chia seed pudding recipe.
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Lemon: The Amazing Benefits
Learn about the amazing benefits of lemon (Citrus limon): the history, benefits, uses and more.
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Is It Personification Or Anthropomorphism
The difference between the literary terms personification and anthropomorphism is explained. Examples of each literary device are provided.
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Quick and Easy Homemade Kale Chips
This article provides a basic recipe for making your own kale chips at home. This is a quick and easy snack with very simple ingredients.
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Family Trips to the Local Farmers Markets
Explores the benefits of taking trips to local farmers markets.
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A Good Textbook for Qualitative Research and Evaluation Methods
This is a review of Michael Quinn Patton's 3rd edition (2002) of Qualitative Research & Evaluation Methods. Included are recommendations for a future edition and highlights of the book.
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What Is A Reverse or Backwards Outline?
This brief article provides a definition for a reverse/backwards outline and answers basic questions about different aspects of a reverse or backwards outline.
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10-Minute Easy Patternless Girl’s Dress
Learn how to quickly sew a girl's or woman's dress. This is a great sewing project for novice sewers.
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How to Make a Tincture
This article provides a definition of "tincture" and reviews how to make a tincture, including ingredients, steps, and bottling.
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Overview and Definitions of Rhetorical Modes: The Four Traditional Modes of Discourse
Provides a definition for the term "rhetorical modes" and the main modes of discourse themselves. This overview explains which modes stand alone and can be combined or fall under the four traditional modes of discourse.
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The Three Appeals of Argument: Ethos, Logos, and Pathos
Provides definitions and overview of Aristotle's three appeals of argument and persuasion: ethos, logos and pathos.
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Food Your Kids Can Learn and Play With
An easy and colorful pasta recipe that provides the chance for kids to learn about color, shapes, and more.
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Kicked Up Quinoa
Quinoa is already a super grain. And this article offers a way to add more flavor to your quinoa. Alternatives to the main recipe are provided as well, along with serving suggestions.
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Quick and Easy Chicken Parmesan with Sweet Plantains and Alfalfa Sprout Salad
A quick, homemade meal using ingredients already on hand. With pre-packaged goods and some fresh ingredients, you can make chicken parmesan, sweet plantains and an alfalfa salad.
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Simply Fit™ Microwave Popcorn: Product Review
Product review of Melaleuca's new Simply Fit microwave popcorn.
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Baked Onion Rings: A Gluten-Free, Flavorful Snack
A product review of Trader Joe's Snack-O's.
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Using Side Effects from Medications to Help Diagnose Rare and Genetic Diseases
A quasi-step-by-step guide to using reactions to drugs and supplements to determine if there are underlying medical issues, especially a rare and/or genetic disease.
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What is Zumba® Fitness: Ditch the Workout and Join the Party
A detailed overview of what Zumba(r) fitness entails. It includes information about the many classes offered.
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Fabulous Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
A product review of Trader Joe's Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies.
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Mimicry of Social Roles in Alice Childress’ "Trouble in Mind"
An in-depth analysis of the roles the characters in Alice Childress' "Trouble in Mind" play on and off stage. This is in relation to repeating societal roles from the past.
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Issues of Race in Alice Childress’ "Trouble in Mind"
An in-depth analysis of the principle characters in Alice Childress' Trouble in Mind based on their thoughts concerning race. The roles the characters play in Chaos in Belleville are examined as well in relation to their real life counterpart.
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Richard Wright’s “Big Black Good Man:” Olaf’s Misconceptions
Trying to understand Richard Wright's famous short story? Read on for an exploration of how Olaf's words and actions undermine what is truly intended in the short story "Big Good Black Man."
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How Disparities Become Similarities in Alice Childress’ "Trouble in Mind"
A look at how surface differences for the characters in the drama "Trouble in Mind" are superficial.
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Minotauros the Minotaur: Overview and Background
An overview of the origins of Minotauros and his myth.
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Homemade Gluten-Free Chocolate Cupcakes
A re-purposed chocolate cake recipe to be gluten free cupcakes. This is great for those with celiac disease or gluten or wheat sensitivity.
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Quick and Easy Homemade Lemonade
Easy recipes for making homemade lemonade as a single serving or multiple servings.
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An Analysis of Katha Pollitt’s “A Chinese Bowl”
An overview and in-depth analysis of Katha Pollitt's "A Chinese Bowl."
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How to Annotate a Poem and Why
An explanation of annotations that highlights both what they are and why they are important. Includes an example of an annotated poem along with the key.
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Homemade Cranberry Sauce: Basic Recipe and Variations
A simple recipe for making homemade cranberry sauce and versions with flare. There are directions for whole berry and jellied sauce.
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Phallocentric Surveillance in Arundhati Roy’s "The God of Small Things"
This essay analyzes how aspects of Focault's adoption of the panopticon for surveillance can be applied to Roy's novel. The author posits that there is double surveillance occurring that combines the panopticon and sexual expectations.
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How to Make Your Own Sock Feeder
Shows and explains how to make a sock feeder for birds using some household items.
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The Importance of Anne Hutchinson’s Trial
An essay that shows how Anne Hutchinson was ahead of her time in several ways, but namely through her words spoken during the trial and perseverance.
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How to Write the Perfect Body Paragraph
This article quickly shows how to compose a perfect paragraph. A sample paragraph is provided with an annotated version as well.
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A New Perspective of Madness in Jean Rhys’s "Wide Sargasso Sea"
Briefly explores the history of the term "madness" and how scholars need to move beyond just using the phrase "mad woman in the attic." Posits that Antoinette successfully uses "madness" to her advantage by utilizing stereotypes and evoking power from mythological women and figures and more.
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Analysis of Lipsha Morrissey's Love Medicine and Touch in "Love Medicine"
This essay takes a look at the impact of how improperly using abilities like love medicine can have adverse or unexpected effects.
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Quick and Easy Homemade Sloppy Joes
Quick and easy recipe for homemade sloppy joes. Alternative meats are given for low-fat options.
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Laura Wingfield: A Reflection of Her Menagerie
Explores and analyzes how Laura Wingfield's nature is reflected in objects that are as unique as she is.
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Why Do American Goldfinches Get Avian Conjunctivitis?
What is avian conjunctivitis and why does it often affect American Goldfinches? Learn more about this disease through the lens of an amateur bird-watcher.
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10 Tips for Successful Online Learning
Gives practical and useful tips for being a successful online learner from the perspective of an experienced on-campus and online instructor.
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5 Easy Ways to Impress a Professor
Just getting good grades does not impress a professor. Instead, there are some simple actions that make a huge impact on your teacher.