Author Archives: cb151503

Black Art?

Posted on April 15, 2013 by cb151503

I enjoyed reading, “Black Art”, by Amiri Baraka. The tone of the poem had a lot of emotion possessing anger yet nearing the end, uplifting  and hopeful. Judging by the aggressiveness towards the behavior placed upon African Americans in this … Continue reading →

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Battle of the Barrios

Posted on March 13, 2013 by cb151503

Over the weekend, I attended Battle of the Barrios for the very first time. It is an event where Filipinos from different colleges come together and perform. The performances consist of a theme each team was given to interpret in … Continue reading →

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Working with Makey

Posted on March 6, 2013 by cb151503

Working with the Makey Makey really brought out the creative side of everyone. Even though we had little to work with we were still able to come up with things so original and outside the box. My group’s idea was … Continue reading →

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Lost Beautifulness

Posted on February 20, 2013 by cb151503

The short story, “The Lost Beautifulness”, by Anzia Yezierska described how heartless people can be. It revealed an un-supporting husband and a landlord who only thought of money. America was a place where hopes and dreams were strived as well … Continue reading →

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City Fever

Posted on February 11, 2013 by cb151503

When I think of New York the first thing that comes to mind is Manhattan. The tall buildings, the parks, busy streets, and the many places to shop and eat. Living in Long Island it’s quite peaceful and there’s not … Continue reading →

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