Student Essay: Siblings in Pride and Prejudice By Marie Vyleta Often celebrated for its intertwined love stories, Austen’s novel tells us as much about family as it does […]
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Student Essay: C. S. Lewis on Education By Katerina Nixon Tagline The question of education has grown significantly over the past few decades as parents seek alternatives to
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Student Essay: The Power of the Word By Isaac Parks We sometimes think of rhetoric as something devious, but in truth, it can be a force for evil
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Student Essay: The Value of Struggle By Emmett Bicknell Confronting and conquering hardship is an essential aspect of life. In today’s world, there is a desire for comfort,
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Student Essay: Fairy Tales and Civilization By Clara Shoemaker Far from being trivial entertainment, fairy tales water the roots of civilization. Fairy tales are wonderful things, answering the
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Student Poem: The Start of the War A Homeric Account of the Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand By Peyton Louise Robuck Darkness and night swirled over their eyes …
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Student Essay: The Last Flower of Chivalry By Joseph Dotson The ideals of chivalry may seem alien to us, but in Spenser, we see their universal power. Among
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Student Essay: Justice and Revenge in The Count of Monte Cristo By William Young Revenge and retribution, though they seem satisfying, are not a complete index of justice.
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Student Essay: The Timely Lessons of “Cancer Ward” By Lynn Kong Solzhenitsyn here paints a picture of humanity in miniature. The year 2020 has put each of us
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Student Essay: Tolkien and Allegory By Nathan Boone Tolkien’s cosmos remains popular because it captures many differing kinds of imagination. From the Odyssey, to Beowulf, to Harry Potter,
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