Tag: Books

Technology has advanced so much that traditional forms of media such as television, radio, newspapers, newsletters, magazines and other print publications have declined over the…

I can’t help but think that the world is out to get me. It’s human nature, and luckily, it only comes in short-term waves. What…

In last week’s issue, Tahmeed Jawad complained about library space. Any Drexel student who has used the W. W. Hagerty Library will readily agree that…

This month the public school district of Biloxi, Mississippi, came to the decision that “To Kill a Mockingbird” contains language too “uncomfortable” for middle school…

As technology has continued to develop, a lot of new forms of media have been created. Television and radio are of course two of the…

The W.W. Hagerty Library has been a lifesaver for me at Drexel University. Not only does it offer a nice place where I can study…

Movie adaptations of novels have become more and more prevalent. Unfortunately, this is both a blessing and a curse because the quality of movie adaptations…

There’s a bookstore right across from the Philadelphia Public Library and next to HipCityVeg that sells used books for unbelievably cheap prices (like $5 the…

“There is no cure for being who you truly are,” Carrie Anne Noble writes in her novel “The Mermaid’s Sister.” The book, released March 1,…

“The scream is louder than the fire and pierces his flesh and bone like a sharp knife. The scream belongs to his mother,” Vincent Zandri…