In 2010, my sisters and I came up with an elaborate scavenger hunt. To the best of our memory, and several arguments later, here it is. For this assignment, I imagine people playing this game by taking my clues and putting their own spin on what the items could be…

H.G. Wells The Time Machine is one of my favorite science fiction novellas. …

Mod’s article addresses how books will survive in the age of books on the iPad along with other forms of digital books, like the Kindle, and I found myself simultaneously agreeing and disagreeing with each point he made. Yes, digital books are more convenient, cost effective, and environmentally friendly; however…

When I picture the internet it’s like a neighborhood: seemingly independent with each part minding their own business in their respective homes. However, the reality in that is each time a part drives home they pass other parts to get there. …

Cinematically I found this movie to be very well done. The back and forth between the two court rooms paired with the story-telling of how Zuckerberg created Facebook made for an amazing movie given that the main character was less than average. …

I asked my father what the internet is to him and he said “It’s like nuclear power. We can make nuclear power plants or we can make nuclear bombs, unfortunately we make both.” It’s enabled the best in humankind whilst simultaneously enabling the worst in us. The internet is the…

Whilst this short story was rather intriguing, my initial thought was whether or not it was a technological interpretation on “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, which was published in 1892. In “The Yellow Wallpaper,” the woman becomes fixated on the wallpaper in a room in her house, convinced…