I’ve decided I’ll probably be using WordPress to create my e-portfolio. I like to have freedom of experimentation, so the factor of Wix that doesn’t allow you to change your theme once you’ve started working disqualified the entire platform for me. As for Weebly, I played around with creating the skeleton of a site on… Read more Platform and Plans for e-Portfolio
I’ve honestly enjoyed doing this enough that I might keep posting every once in a while just for fun. But for the purposes of wrapping up the assigned portion of this blog, I wanted to do a little musical roadmap of my life—an extremely broad one, with minimal song analysis, but I think it’ll be… Read more My Story
Apologies for the pun. Neither of these songs are about the Soviet Union (at least I don’t think so), but they are progressive rock and it’s Spring right now. I came up with the pun while I was lying in bed last night, and I had to go with it. Anyways. I haven’t done a… Read more Prog Spring
One topic I would consider for my advocacy project is expanding infrastructure for electric vehicles, in this case likely around Pennsylvania. I did my final project in a Math/sustainability course last semester on electric vehicles, and putting together an advocacy piece to accompany that data could be a good project to undertake. I suppose the… Read more Advocacy Project and Ethical Analysis
For this week, I’m gonna write about a couple of songs that I’ve truly just heard for the first time. I’ve listened to a lot of Radiohead over the last several days, and I recently gained access to an album of theirs I hadn’t previously heard: 2016’s A Moon Shaped Pool. The song, which I heard… Read more A Reaction Post
I’m going to deviate from the formula a bit this week. First off, the title of the blog is the title of the song. I’m only gonna do one song this week, because it is a SUPER dramatic song that probably wouldn’t want to be sharing time with any other songs. It’s also 23 minutes… Read more Supper’s Ready
Issue Brief Rough Draft Here is a pdf of the rough draft of my Issue Brief^^. Citations will need to be inserted at the end, although many of the superscripted numbers are already included.
As of March 13, the 2021 state legislative session has already broken records for the greatest number of anti-transgender bills ever filed in a single session. These bills vary from restricting medical access for transgender individuals, to banning them from public facilities such as restrooms, and most notably during recent months, banning them from participating… Read more A New Era of Competition (working title)
March Madness is a spectacle every year—people from all different levels of sports knowledge come together to fill out brackets and care intensely about college basketball for a few weeks. This year, the tournaments are being held in anti-COVID-19 bubbles, with the Men’s tournament taking place in Indianapolis and the Women’s tournament in San Antonio.… Read more A Look at March Madness Discrepancies
The exigence of this topic will be fairly easy to address; “save women’s sports” bills are a very recent focus of many conservative lawmakers, including the state of Mississippi’s ban on trans athletes being put in place just within the last several weeks. In addition, I may draw on some of the same points I… Read more Additional Paragraphs on Issue Brief