This week, I will be discussing quite possibly my favorite teen show: Teen Wolf. Words can’t describe the nostalgia and love I have for this show. Teen Wolf aired on the CW from 2011-2017, but I first watched it during the end of summer 2020. This was during quarantine time, and I had absolutely nothing … Continue reading Passion Blog 5: Teen Wolf
Essay Outline/Draft (Too wordy probably) Introduction [para 1] Statue Contemplation of Justice outside the Supreme Court and political cartoon of Lady Justice and gavel filled with money Both picture Lady of Justice, who is seen a lot of political pieces surrounding the judicial branch of government→ cartoon criticizes how the judicial system actually goes about … Continue reading RCL Post 4: Drafts
This week, I’m going to be talking about a piece of (in my opinion) classic television: Grey’s Anatomy. This show is a little different than the ones I’ve discussed previously, a more serious themed and less specific audience show. However, this is one of the longest running TV shows I’ve ever seen. Grey’s Anatomy premiered … Continue reading Passion Blog 4: Grey’s Anatomy
Beside the grand marble steps of the pillared Supreme Court Building, lies the large statute “Contemplation of Justice.” This statue is raised upon fifty ton marble blocks and depicts a woman whose arm rests atop a book of law and other hand holds a state of Lady Justice. The second artifact is a political cartoon, … Continue reading RCL Post 3: Intro to Essay
For my post this week, I have selected quite possibly the weirdest teen TV show: Riverdale. When I describe this show as weird, I mean legitimately makes me question the sanity and stability of the show writers. Riverdale premiered in 2017 on the CW and found great success in the teen drama department. Based off … Continue reading Passion Blog 3: Riverdale
The elevator pitch that stood out to me most was Paige’s pitch about the “Men’s Only Ford” ad that was released on International Women’s Day. I think that we as a class created a very intense discussion over the commonplaces and lens used in her elevator pitch, and that many people had very interesting points. … Continue reading RCL Blog 2: Elevator Pitch
For my second teen girl-cult craze-iconic television show, I’ve selected Gossip Girl. Gossip Girl, in my opinion, is one of the best teenage drama shows to be created. This show ran from 2007 to 2012, with 121 episodes across 6 seasons. In informal terms, the premise of this show is juicy. It follows a group … Continue reading Passion Blog 2: Gossip Girl
Opening- Attention Getter In the eyes of the beholder, justice is blind. Specifically, in the eyes of Lady Justice, she is blind to corruption and sway. Purpose of Piece and Rhetorical Situation “Contemplation of Justice” statue outside the Supreme Court Miniature statue of Lady Justitia shows a woman inspired by Greek Goddess Themis, goddess of … Continue reading RCL Blog 1: Contemplation of Justice
Television is one of the most prominent aspects of the modern entertainment industry, and is currently valued at 330 billion dollars in the US alone. Television has allowed the creation of culture defining TV shows , from the Sopranos to Friends to Grey’s Anatomy and more. Specifically for myself, the television industry has created a … Continue reading Passion Blog 1: Pretty Little Liars
Climate change has quickly become one of the most divisive modern issues on a global and national scale. Taking action to directly combat climate change, whether it be decreasing greenhouse gas emissions, instituting extreme recycling initiatives, or cracking down regulations on major corporations, is one of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. Though climate change … Continue reading “No action is too small” in the fight against climate change