Author Archives: Stephane He

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pEvk2bqqr4 ^Link to the video I made…It’s probably not that great since it is one of the first few I’ve done, but I hope you enjoy it.~ For this final paper, I set out to really analyze the poem “Black … Continue reading →

As to how far I’ve gotten with my paper thus far, I have a lot of material to read through and analyze, but that’s just the easy stuff. All I really need to do is to sit down and really … Continue reading →

Now that I’ve settled down to work on “Black Art” by Amiri Baraka, I’d like to say that I’m not sure as to what I’ll be doing for the digital portion of this assignment. His poem shows a lot of … Continue reading →

Today, I had to attend the Rubin Museum prior to the reading; it was a nice experience, learning more about Buddhism and the sort. As for the reading, it was a nice experience as well, though, the walk to both … Continue reading →

I’m not really a big fan of poetry, mostly because of the work I would have to do while analyzing and interpreting the meaning. However, if it were just to be read for pure entertainment, I’d probably enjoy it a … Continue reading →

April is celebrated as national poetry month throughout every school in the country and as a student of these schools, I would often dreaded it. Why? Well, for me, poetry is rather difficult to accurately interpret at times; each word … Continue reading →

After seeing the works of my peers, I learned how to develop my set of ideas further; My introduction was lacking structure and a substantial thesis to begin with. I think that I should continue to refine my thesis about … Continue reading →

On March 6th 2013, we visited and experimented with the Makey Makey system; it is essentially a keyboard operating system that allows you to connect various inputs into the circuit board to produce the same outcome as any other keyboard … Continue reading →

As we went through the syllabus earlier in the semester, it was clearly outlined that there was a lot of course work that we would be doing over the course of the spring semester. Of which, included blogs that are … Continue reading →