Category Archives: RCL

I always like reading a book before watching the film because I like being able to imagine the characters and the settings based on my interpretation of what I’ve read.  It’s always interesting being able to compare what you personally imagined to … Continue reading →

Two states, Washington and Colorado, have just legalized the use of recreational marijuana.  It’s interesting that they decided to announce this during the times of election because obviously the elections would outshine this announcement.  Most people would have actually found … Continue reading →

My paper was based on smartphones, which I feel is a topic that most students in the classroom can relate since most of the young population has a smartphone. The main theory I spoke about in my paper is the … Continue reading →

I was not able to watch the presidential debate Tuesday night but I was able to read some editorials online.  Besides from reading articles online the next day, the night of the debate I noticed that my Mitt Romney supporter … Continue reading →

  This is the first time I see a vice presidential debate, and actually the first time I really paid attention to what vice president nominees have to say. I never really cared to focus on what the vice presidents … Continue reading →

As I was browsing through Facebook, I came across a video on my homepage that was posted by the Facebook page. The title of the video is “The things that connect us” and the picture they show before you click … Continue reading →

For a while now I’ve wanted to get an iPhone, it seems that apple itself has become the “mainstream” of technology. All its products are known for being presentably sleek and attractive, especially for the youth. The new iPhone 5 … Continue reading →

A flaw that Mitt Romney has is that he is not a good orator. I’m not one to talk because I know I’m not either but I’m also not running to be president of the United States. I know not … Continue reading →

The film “Do The Right Thing” portrayed an extreme aspect of racism and prejudice in a Brooklyn community.  The four main groups of people mentioned in the movie were African Americans, Puerto Ricans, Asians, and white Italians. Between these four … Continue reading →