Today, Baruch College had an amazing event called Creative Inquiry Day located in the Gym from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm. Many creative Baruch students made various projects including natural sciences, social science, arts and humanities, pubic affairs, business and … Continue reading
when he/she feels like they deserve better but move on to someone worse, and you found someone better. when you order something online and it looks like the picture shown. when you have an intimate relationship with someone you thought … Continue reading
Of Coaches Research Questions: Why do we except lavish displays from those who lead, when hoarded wealth would be better invested in infrastructure? Why do rulers display their power through lavish expenditures on unimportant things? Example(s): The White House-a “simple” … Continue reading
Question: The ancient Greek gymnasium— inclusive or exclusive? It’s definitely exclusive. According to Doyle, the gymnasium was used for training the body for war! For the ancient Greeks, the gymnasium was an important institution (the word derives from gymnazein, ‘to … Continue reading
Debating: 1. What is John Milton’s view of heroism in Paradise Lost? 2. What does Milton add to the account of creation in Genesis? Is there any significant patterns and themes to Milton’s additions to the Bible?
In the stories told in the The Thousand and One Nights, do females have power and is it less than, equal to, or greater than that of the males? Does this power influence other women?
The Aquila Theatre has an applied theatre program called Our Warrior Chorus. They use ancient literature to build dialogue regarding the veteran experience, war and service. They create and share art that includes modern stories attached by the collective experience of classical … Continue reading
The play, Everybody, by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins shown in the Signature Theatre was the modern version of the 15th Century morality play Everyman. On Sunday March 12, 2017 the main role[Everybody] was played by Lakisha Michelle May. But the other days it … Continue reading
The Epic of Gilgamesh tells the tale of the King of Uruk: Gilgamesh. He is a conceited and pompous young king that oppresses his citizens (from tiring the men of the city with useless sports challenges to taking advantage of … Continue reading