- The Run for the Roses
by Josie ThomasThe Kentucky Derby, or fondly known as the Run for the Roses, is the most widely known horse race in the United States, if not the world. The longest continuously held sports event in the United States is held annually on the first Saturday in May and features more than just the ‘most thrilling two… Read more: The Run for the Roses - Travis Scott: Tragedy Struck
by Landon BowenPeak Fame In 2018, Travis Scott was at the peak of his music career. With his new album, Astroworld being released on August 3rd, Scott was at the peak of his fame. Millions of listeners around the world adored Scott and the unique, euphoric music he released. The dedication to his specific role in the… Read more: Travis Scott: Tragedy Struck - Self Controlby Jahrell FortuneThe ability to manage emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in the face of temptations and impulses to achieve long-term goals. This the definition of self control, from psychology today. This is what the common belief to other’s that self control means, but to Frank this self control feeling isn’t so simple. To Frank self-control is the… Read more: Self Control
- How Taylor Swift turns personal emotions into shared experiences through her lyricism.
by Milly JacksonTaylor Swifts lyrics tend to make you feel your emotions strongly, whether you enjoy her music or not. The way she writes her lyrics so intentionally and intelligently allows them to reach deeper into our souls and relate to the power behind each word. She has a way of capturing and describing private experiences and… Read more: How Taylor Swift turns personal emotions into shared experiences through her lyricism. - Secretariat vs. Man o’War
by Josie ThomasWith the mention of horse racing, two names are automatically mentioned: Secretariat and Man o’War. These horses seem to be very similar. When measured from the base of their front hoof to the highest point of their withers (shoulder blades), they both come in at 5’6″ (or 16.2 hands). Both have the nickname “Big Red”.… Read more: Secretariat vs. Man o’War
