Movies are the most powerful political weapon
Recently, a movie called “Assassin(s)” was released. This movie is set against the backdrop of the attempted assassination of Park Chung-hee, and despite Kim Jong-il personally apologizing during the 2002 visit to North Korea by former President Park Geun-hye, the…
” The Emotional Neglect of a person, and their co-dependency towards AI ”
” The Emotional Neglect of a person, and their co-dependency towards AI ” By Arabella Faye D. Lucas When you ask someone what may classify as an addiction there are many responses they can give, such as: “Substance abuse”,…
Why Search Engines Need Better Ways to Show Source Quality
Search results can place official documents, news reports, commercial pages, personal blogs, and copied material within the same screen.
Why Ceramic Art Preserves the Gesture of the Hand
Clay records pressure unusually well. A thumbprint, a pulled edge, a cut, or a small unevenness can survive firing and remain visible for centuries.
Why Shared Rivers Require International Cooperation
A river can cross several national borders while ignoring every political line drawn on a map.
Academic Probation Notices Need Action Plans
Academic probation notices should explain the problem, timeline, available support, and concrete steps required to return to good standing.
Recommendation Letters Need a Factual Review Process
Schools and organizations should verify dates, roles, and achievements before recommendation letters are finalized, while preserving the writer’s independent judgment.
Why Digital Services Need Better Downtime Messages
When an online service stops working, users often receive a vague error with no indication of what happened.
AI in the Classroom: A Tool or a Crutch?
Artificial intelligence, known as AI, has become an important part of our academic lives. From answering questions and explaining difficult concepts to helping students organize ideas and correct their writing or even directly give us answer. AI provides us wiith…
Why a Novel’s Title Can Change After the Book Is Finished
Writers sometimes begin a novel with a working title that survives for years and then replace it only after the manuscript is complete.
