How does the film stack up to the novel? It is no secret that Jane Austen’s romantic literature are influential works of fiction that still “The Stack Up: ‘Emma’”
Author: Patrick Ullmer
NDSU welcomes possible new students
The NDSU Transfer Open House was held at the Badlands room in the Memorial Union from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. It was at this “NDSU welcomes possible new students”
The Stack Up: ‘The Invisible Man’
How does the film stack up to the novel? Absolute power corrupts absolutely in H.G. Well’s 1897 novel “The Invisible Man” and the same sentiment “The Stack Up: ‘The Invisible Man’”
Heroism Defined
Any regular person can be a hero Heroism is a word that I think many people know the definition of but are unsure of the “Heroism Defined”
Silence of the Classroom
Students are weary to speak-up in their classes One of my favorite things about college classes is when the instructor asks the class a question “Silence of the Classroom”
The Stack Up: ‘The Call of the Wild’
How does the film stack up to the novel? The bond between man and man’s best friend is formed within the harsh wilderness of Alaska “The Stack Up: ‘The Call of the Wild’”
Forth, Not Back
Metaphors that can teach us something about advancement There is an ancient legend of the Mesopotamian king Gilgamesh and his search for immortality. Gilgamesh was “Forth, Not Back”
Long-Term Effects on the Short-Term
Setting goals has become a focus on the here and now Ah, existence—the mystery we spend our entire lives trying to solve—or don’t. Many of “Long-Term Effects on the Short-Term”