The Dangers of Societal Rejection–Creon in Antigone
by Katie Quill In the famous Greek tragedy Antigone, Sophocles illustrates the character Creon’s progression toward insanity through his actions and emotions. Creon goes deranged …
by Katie Quill In the famous Greek tragedy Antigone, Sophocles illustrates the character Creon’s progression toward insanity through his actions and emotions. Creon goes deranged …
by Samantha Sawhney The Rig Veda is the first in a series of four Vedas, composed orally in around 1500 BC, with its name translated …
by Chen Xinyi As science and technology develop exponentially in the modern world, myths about how they will impact our future lives are born from …
by Abram Haynes It’s hard to make history. It’s hard to fuel empires, to create empires. It’s hard to leave a legacy. Nevertheless, the Punic …
by Hayden Oh Late is the night when I hear sirens. Compelling cries that blare are sirens. Vinyls on loop are eternal songs tethered to …
by Jamie Jung She longs for me with everything that is not there. Her fingers inches away from painting my face, a work of art …
by Emma Brignall I used to be beautiful. Everyone told me so, including my sisters; we were all gorgeous. When people saw me they stopped …
Anonymous It’s always her head that you see first. Mirage of the sea, varnished by the eternity of lapping waves. Tendrils trail behind her bloated …
by Gracie Moore The sky has fallen and shattered into a sea of manmade stars. The cities lie splayed out and bleeding light. A million …