“Los Niños del Mundo” means to depict a bright future for a new generation, was restored in Barrio, Logan under the Coronado Bay Bridge. In honor of Cesar Chavez and the Union Worker’s rights, every symbol painted on the pillar has deep meaning. First, the farmland with the arrows pointing... Continue reading

Work. Struggle to Success. Storm Chaser New Social Norms, Old Social Discomforts Working Out of Comfort Continue reading

From Tokumitsu, “Do what you love. Love what you do”, is too much of a self-indulgent idea describing the path of to devaluation of work and the dehumanization of a vast majority of laborers. This is correct if you believe that only people with PhD’s and those living in a... Continue reading

If I could re-write the education system in any way, I would set it up as such so that students would not feel afraid or degraded over failure, because that is where the most growth comes from. School would be more about learning than about chasing a grade or learning... Continue reading

A dream job I have always wanted was to have the thrill of a ride being a Storm Chaser because, I too have been one of the adrenaline junkies to put their lives on the line for some breathtaking experience. This would be a thrilling job for me because everyday... Continue reading

Ken Bain, in What the Best College Students Do, discusses that if more people were problem solvers, we could adapt in a new environment and create new ways of thinking (70). Instead, majority of people reject new ideas and tend to degrade anything that is different, not fitting a "social... Continue reading

In “The Devil Wears Prada” Andy, an aspiring journalist to be, works for a major fashion company to overcome the challenge of adapting to unfamiliar environments. Andy dresses differently from the other workers as well as views clothing differently. If she could adapt to the “more stylish materials” and learn... Continue reading

In “The Devil Wears Prada” Andy, an aspiring journalist to be works for a major fashion company to overcome the challenge of her physical displacement. She had the hard work ethic and right idea, that if she could survive with the harsh runway editor and adapt to the top selling... Continue reading

Somatic Sensations Olsen, Andrea. The Place of Dance: A Somatic guide to Dancing and Dance Making. N.p.: Wesleyan UP, 2013. Print. In the novel, “The place to Dance: A Somatic Guide to Dance and Dance making” it’s expressed that choreography begins with our own senses. The place around us, our... Continue reading

Apologies for the track skipping, this is the clean version. Also the imagery I’m describing is from the original video, but it could’ve been more appropriate for viewing than it was. I’ll explain that in the blog! In this underlying reason for “Work”, rapper Iggy Azalea notes the many struggles... Continue reading