An image can express a wide array of different emotions fury, fear, anger, and grief all of which can be displayed and used to persuade and manipulate the person who is viewing the image. Pictures are highly effective in getting the message through to the people images can be used to invoke emotions in… Continue reading WWII Propaganda Posters

Manipulating public opinion is not an easy task it requires a great amount of skill to persuades people views and have them envision yours. In order to get the publics attention and even consider your opinion as worthy to listen to you must break down your ideas feeding them your information one step at a… Continue reading Manipulating the Masses

The way students are thought in todays world I believe is a disgrace. From elementary up to high school we are fed valueless information that gets us no where in life we are told to do practice sheet work pages, read irrelevant articles to do Betty’s lost dog and how she got him back. We… Continue reading Modern Day Teaching

Growing up on the reservation was not easy for author Sherman Alexie he watched his father suffer from alcohol abuse and his mom distance herself from the family due to his fathers alcohol abuse. Alexie found life on the reservation highly distasteful, when he’d go to school he would get picked on by fellow classmates… Continue reading The Native’s Education

Intelligence is  applied knowledge and skill and being capable of learning world around us in a swift paced manner some people are born with it and others have to work to achieve. A person of high intellect are capable of quickly grasping different concepts such as philosophies, mathematics, and sciences, to use for their advantage… Continue reading Intellect

Learning english isn’t alternating from language such as Spanish isn’t that easy. It takes a strenuous amount of time to learn a language outside the native tongue, especially when you’ve been speaking the language all of your life. Learning any form of a language requires practice that of which can not be force as what… Continue reading The Spanish Tongue

                                           (Gustave Doré’s Inferno Satan Circa 1868) Gustave Doré was a painter and illustrator from Stransbourg, France he is well known for his art style in which depicts religious themes such as The Fall of Lucifer.… Continue reading Visual Analysis of Doré’s Inferno Satan

In the article “Having It His Way” authors C. Freeman and D. Merskin brought to light how masculinity and the consumption of meat in American culture is pervaded hand and hand in advertisements as a reasoning for men to eat meat. Stating that not only do the advertisements sell things but they construct a stereotype… Continue reading Masculinity in American Culture

The program I chose to write with was Focus Writer, it’s a pretty nifty program. It isolates you from using any aspect of you computer other than the keyboard and the screen which for me helps out a great deal due to the fact that I get easily distracted while writing. I like the different themes they… Continue reading Focus

They’re a multitude of talented minds that have plastered their vision upon the big screen, none I think has more style, personality and depth than director, author, screenwriter, and visionary David Lynch. Lynch is known for his trademark directorial sense and overall cinematic style within his films which surges with traits of surrealism, horror, mystery,… Continue reading The Extraordinay Mind of David Lynch