Herman Hesse’s Demian explores the workings of the mind and follows Sinclair on his journey towards moral maturation and self-discovery.
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“Babbitt”, a Satire on American Norms
Despite its age, “Babbitt” by Sinclair Lewis is a lasting portrait of an age in American history, as well as a portrait of a man who searches for a deeper purpose and satisfaction in life.
Stress: How to Cope
Stress is a perpetually active element in the lives of the general population.
Book Review: The Awakening by Kate Chopin
Loss of self-identity and continuous strive for independence; these are the two things the main protagonist of The Awakening, Edna Pontellier, faces throughout the novel. The Awakening is written by Kate Chopin, a well known feminist writer, and was published in 1899.
Cutting Away at Schools
As of the 2012-2013 school year, LACES will be eliminating busing for students and thus, limit its accessibility drastically.
The Olympics of Dance
Two weeks ago, Hip Hop International, one of the most prestigious dance competitions took place in Las Vegas, Nev., at the Red Rock Resort and Casino and the Orleans Areana.
Yang Hak-seon’s “From Rags to Riches” Story
Yang Hak-seon, the first South Korean to win a gold medal in a gymnastics event, won an Olympic gold medal along with 500 million won (US $444,000) through recent donations.
Newspapers2 Camp Fosters Future Journalists
High school students from California participated in Newspapers2 Journalism Camp held at the California State University Long Beach from Aug. 6-9, 2012. The camp, directed by Konnie Krislock, former president of the Southern California Journalism Education Association, offered seven sessions including one for journalism advisers.
Editorial: Schools Should Start and Get Out Earlier
School districts in Southern California should adopt an early-start schedule, proven to have various benefits.
Son Yeon-jae Wows the Crowd in London
Son Yeon-jae, an 18 year-old rhythmic gymnast from Korea, wowed the audience with her performance during the Olympics.