Tag Archives: rcl

  The first thing you do when you get to the beach is run down to the edge of the water to feel the ocean for the first time. In the euphoria of running to have your toes caress the … Continue reading →

This is a really rough draft, and is probably not what I am going to end up using. I just don’t really understand “This I believe” as a genre and can’t wrap my head around it. So this piece is … Continue reading →

I think I am going to do my passion blog on college basketball. I will use my blog to highlight the top games of the past week, make predictions about upcoming games and tournaments, and talk about some of the … Continue reading →

Passion Blog Ideas: Last semester, I gifted my readers with posts about surfing and everything associated with it. This semester, I am struggling to come up with a good idea for a blog, but I have narrowed it down to … Continue reading →

**********I apologize for not properly citing my sources. I will fix them after this class. I was not sure how he wanted the sources cited, so I am asking him in class today and will have it fixed as soon … Continue reading →

My Ted Talk Pitch: In early 2012, Invisible Children released a video in an attempt to raise awareness of war criminal Joseph Kony and his actions in Uganda. This video had two effects. It raised the awareness of Joseph Kony, … Continue reading →

I’m not really sold on either of the ideas I am posting about. If I was forced to pick between the two, I would pick the slacktivism idea, but I am still trying to find a shift that I am … Continue reading →

(This is the basis of my essay)       It takes plastic over 500 years to decompose into small pieces and close to 1000 years to decompose completely. That means the first piece of plastic created (in 1905) is … Continue reading →

First, I’d like to shamelessly plug Angela’s Blog. It is one of the best blogs I’ve seen in any of the classes and it has very interesting content. (This is probably moot because the only people who read my blog … Continue reading →

Instead of searching for many pieces of rhetoric supporting many different causes and issues, I decided to pick advertisements from relatively the same sources. The first three I picked were created by the Plastic Pollution Coalition and all call to … Continue reading →