michael.jeneralczuk wrote a new blog post: Mandatory Post I
If asked to describe myself, my first response is a blank stare. Although I feel like I know myself very well, in the sense of what I want to achieve in life, I have a hard time putting it into words....
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(never posted, sorry) The definition of a monologue is a prolonged talk or discourse by a single speaker. Yet if I was to stand in front of the class and talk about myself, then I would be speechless....
View Articlemichael.jeneralczuk wrote a new blog post: Monologue
(never posted, sorry) The definition of a monologue is a prolonged talk or discourse by a single speaker. Yet if I was to stand in front of the class and talk about myself, then I would be speechless....
View Articlemichael.jeneralczuk wrote a new post, Mandatory Post 3, on the site Freshman...
Now that the semester is over, I can look back and reflect on my time at Baruch as a whole. I can lament on the fact that I had a weak start and wish my GPA was higher or reminesce on how difficult it...
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“Addicted to Apps” by Claire Cain Miller, of the New York Times, is a semi-satirical analysis of our present world’s dependency on technology, but also our fears. Modern technology can be the outmost...
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America’s all about freedom and capitalism, right? If freedom is the absence of constraint and limitation, and capitalism is absolute free competition, then the invasive nature of modern day technology...
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Having fun these days can be expensive. Whether it’s taking a trip, signing up for a gym class, or attending your favorite artists’ concert, having fun takes money. As a part of the world’s largest and...
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To briefly summar Drumright and Murphy’s study on the ethics of advertising, the marketing world is what it is. The ethical and moral standards of the advertising industry are irrelevant because it...
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As pervasive as Google Glass may seem, time changes all. The ethical issues surrounding the revolutionary technology are the same insecurities that worldly consumers have overcome for decades.
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I was never a fan of South Park. Whenever it came on Comedy Central after the Colbert Report or Daily Show, I’d change the channel. It always gave off this gross and uncomfortable fee. South Park, in...
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David Sedaris’ unsettling tale of his family and, more importantly, dynamic between his siblings’ relationships depicts the epitome of a broken family. The recollection begins with his sister, Tiffany,...
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“What work is” by Phillip Levine is a poetic depiction of the working man’s struggles. Too often we see poetry trying to embody light themes such as nature or love, yet this poem illustrates the pain...
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George Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant” and Philip Levine’s “What Work Is” are transparent examples of narrators whose impotence of power lead them to do things against their own will. The reader builds...
View Articlemichael.jeneralczuk wrote a new post, Mandatory Post 3, on the site Freshman...
Now that the semester is over, I can look back and reflect on my time at Baruch as a whole. I can lament on the fact that I had a weak start and wish my GPA was higher or reminesce on how difficult it...
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