The Life of Connor

By: Connor Rowland

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Signs of Racism in Othello

December 8, 2016

Was racism an issue over 400 years ago? Shakespeare must have thought so since he incorporated that theme into his play, “Othello.” Racism in this story line is a part of character conversations, and it is almost always directed toward Othello and his love for and marriage to Desdemona. In order to be sure that … More Signs of Racism in Othello

The Filth Of Iago’s Hands

November 9, 2016

Through a well thought out and planned essay, “A Modern Perspective,” Susan Snyder centers on Shakespeare’s play, Othello, as she explains the demise and fall of Othello and Desdemona’s marriage. She uses different perspectives and ideas of why she thinks their relationship ended so abruptly. Snyder focuses on Iago, and her main point is … More The Filth Of Iago’s Hands

Two Presidents, Two Assassinations, Two Assassins

October 24, 2016

Sarah Vowell’s Assassination Vacation turns out to be a personal and historic mission to uncover details about the presidential murders of Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, and William McKinley. Vowell puts her sarcastic and comedic spin on this nonfiction as she pushes her way through bookshelves and museums. She drags family members and friends to … More Two Presidents, Two Assassinations, Two Assassins

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