Student Essay: E Pluribus Unum?
Student Essay: E Pluribus Unum? By Jeremy Douglass The divisions between us as individuals do not align neatly to the “sides” we are all supposedly on. Individuality is …
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Student Essay: The Qualities of Revenge in “Hamlet”
Student Essay: The Qualities of Revenge in Hamlet By Mark Epstein The desire for revenge seems simple, but it gives rise to different results according to the character …
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Student Story: A Face in the Crowd
Student Story: A Face in the Crowd By Madison Queen A chance encounter in a stifling marketplace turns suddenly into something else … Something made me want to …
Student Essay: The Forms of Friendship
Student Essay: The Forms of Friendship By Cordelia Henrie We call many different things “friendship”; what are its contours? Out of a multitude of everyday companions, friendship grows …
Student Essay: Analyzing the Anthem
Student Essay: Analyzing the Anthem By Liam McCullough We often sing the anthem without thinking much about its text, but there is far more to be had from …
Student Essay: Balancing the Scales
Student Essay: Balancing the Scales By Bernadette Woltering The fusion of justice and mercy may seem paradoxical, but it is indispensable. Now more than ever, it seems that …
Student Essay: A Neglected Right
Student Essay: A Neglected Right By Keith Graybill, Jr. “Congress shall make no law abridging the right of the people peaceably to assemble.” It was a sweltering summer …
Student Story: A Parable on AI and the Soul
Student Story: AI and the Soul By Lewis Joseph Thornberry In the beginning, all the things that were had only the power to keep themselves in existence, and …
Student Essay: The Power of Mercy
Student Essay: The Power of Mercy By Thea Keuning Compassion can break down even the most hardened spiritual corruption. Fyodor Dostoevsky‘s novel Crime and Punishment details the sufferings …
Student Essay: Regret and Reform
Student Essay: Regret and Reform By Christopher Reynolds Regret, handled thoughtfully, should serve as a spur to bold action. Whatever our language or culture may be, no one …
