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The Heroine’s Journey is for everyone
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (792+ words) The hero’s journey is usually a physical one. Joseph Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey” involves a call to adventure, travel, tests of strength, a reward and a return home at its most basic level. It is driven by movement from one place…...
“Who Loves the Sun” is more like “Who Loves Hell”
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (515+ words) Today, you expect metal music to be nonexistent due to the immense popularity of pop, hip-hop and numerous other genres. However, American band Chat Pile disproves this by releasing their newest album, “Who Loves the Sun,” on Friday, Sept. 4. Succeeding…...
In Medias Res: In the West Bank, the wrong words found
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (685+ words) dailycampus.com In Medias Res: In the West Bank, the wrong words found In June, 200 prominent Israeli leaders signed an open letter to their government, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demanding that it stop the attacks made against innocents…...
British Invasion: A rebellion against a rebellion
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (279+ words) In March 1971, Marc Bolan and his band T. Rex took to the stage of TV show “Top of the Pops.” It looked like another innocuous performance of their hit “Hot Love,” if not for the glittery gold teardrops Bolan adorned below…...