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Big Brother, Erm Data Is Watching And We Don’T Seem To Care., Gary Hopkins
Big Brother, Erm Data Is Watching And We Don’T Seem To Care., Gary Hopkins
Emerging Writers
First-place winner in the Academic Category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. The essay examines the problems of data collection and privacy.
Gender And Language: Half Of The Workforce Is Stereotyped, Bailey Shatney
Gender And Language: Half Of The Workforce Is Stereotyped, Bailey Shatney
Emerging Writers
Finalist in the Academic Category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. The essay examines the use of gendered language in the workplace.
Freedom, Maria Cabrera Yannotta
Freedom, Maria Cabrera Yannotta
Emerging Writers
First-place Winner in the Creative non-fiction category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This personal essay describes the writer's experiences on January 23, 2019, when a new president was sworn into office in Venezuela.
Rhetorical Analysis, Colton Clanton
Rhetorical Analysis, Colton Clanton
Emerging Writers
Third-place winner in the Short Essay category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This essay is a rhetorical analysis of Barbara Kingsolver's essay "You Can't Run Away on Harvest Day."
Underdevelopment And Philanthrocapitalism: A Nepalese Context, Audrina Rucker
Underdevelopment And Philanthrocapitalism: A Nepalese Context, Audrina Rucker
Emerging Writers
Third-place winner in the Academic Category for the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. The essay examines the problems of Corporate Social Responsibility as philanthrocapitalism and how it effects Nepal.
A Melody Of Leaves, Adriana English
A Melody Of Leaves, Adriana English
Emerging Writers
Finalist in the Creative Non-fiction category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This personal essay describes the writer's discovery of the benefits of tea after she makes a cup of it one evening.
Can One Small Word Change It All?, Alexis Ronco
Can One Small Word Change It All?, Alexis Ronco
Emerging Writers
Finalist in the Short Essay category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This essay analyzes Erica Strauss's essay "Zombies vs. the Joy of Canning: Motivation in the Productive Home."
Introduction And Acknowledgments
Introduction And Acknowledgments
Emerging Writers
Introductions and acknowledgments for the 2019 Emerging Writers Journal.
Religion And Language: The Two Tactics Used By The British To Colonize Kenya, Hannah Farley
Religion And Language: The Two Tactics Used By The British To Colonize Kenya, Hannah Farley
Emerging Writers
Second-place winner in the Academic Category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. The essay examines how religion and language were used as colonial practices by the British empire broadly in Africa and specifically in Kenya.
New Year's Gay, Jacob Eubanks
New Year's Gay, Jacob Eubanks
Emerging Writers
Second-place winner in the Creative Non-fiction category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This personal essay describes the writer's experiences that led to his coming out on New Year's Eve 2017.
A Lover's Heart - No, Mind, Marcos Gonzalez
A Lover's Heart - No, Mind, Marcos Gonzalez
Emerging Writers
Third-place winner in the Creative Non-fiction category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This essay describes the writer's personal reflections on love.
Why Do I Love Figure Skating? Good Question., Natalie Dayvault
Why Do I Love Figure Skating? Good Question., Natalie Dayvault
Emerging Writers
Finalist in the Creative Non-fiction category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This personal essay describes the writer's experiences as an ice-skating athlete.
Rhetorical Analysis: George Wallace, Andrew Wittmayer
Rhetorical Analysis: George Wallace, Andrew Wittmayer
Emerging Writers
First-place winner in the Short Essay category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This essay is a rhetorical analysis of George Wallace's speech "Segregation Today, Segregation Tomorrow, Segregation Forever."
Humanity In A World Of Machines, Bryanna Walker
Humanity In A World Of Machines, Bryanna Walker
Emerging Writers
Second-place winner in the Short Essay category of the 2019 Emerging Writers Contest. This essay analyzes Tom Chatfield's article "What does it mean to be human in the age of technology?"