Author: Emily

What’s relevant to you? Seems like a broad question, but relevance can produce greater effects than we might expect.   Jennifer Frost’s research into the 26th amendment and the progression of youth voting rights in...

  Research is inherently scientific, whether us Arts students would like to admit it or not. However, common-sense understandings of research are inherently based on a Western construction of “science”, thus, can scientific...

For any of you who have heard me speak for more than five seconds, you would know by now that I am the self-proclaimed “biggest, fattest Taurus” you’ll ever meet in your entire life. I’m stubborn, opinionated and I...

“Taste is subjective.” You’d think that this is common knowledge, but it often feels like it isn’t. You have no idea how many times I’ve been told how odd it is that I don’t like lamb, vinegar or booze – it’s...

In “Paying it forward”, Steve Farrelly from The Breakfast Club addressed a point that struck a chord with me: without food, all other aspects of living are compromised. Specifically, he referred to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs,...