
Working from Home
My at home workspace is an area I hold dear in my heart. Countless virtual days have forced me to develop a good work area that still allows me to be productive. The importance of your workspace is insurmountable and it’s important to make sure the space will work for you. My workspace is located in my room at my home. I have a nice … Continue reading Working from Home
Kansas City Chiefs History
The Kansas City Chiefs were founded, in 1960. The team name at the time was the Dallas Texans until the move to Kansas City in 1963. The team was founded by Lamar Hunt. Lamar Hunt died at age 74 in 2006. A year before this happened, his son, Clark Hunt, took over the Chiefs in 2005. Clark Hunt is still the team owner. The … Continue reading Kansas City Chiefs History
Draw Something Column #1
I asked for drawing ideas, I selected this one from the list of suggestions. Continue reading Draw Something Column #1
Chick-Fil-A Review
Chick-fil-a Spicy Grilled Chicken Sandwich Review Recently, a poll was sent out to all students of Rockhurst, asking if they wanted any restaurants to be reviewed, and what specific items. Below are the results of one of the numerous submissions. Unsurprisingly, Chick-fil-A was a top choice. The item selected was the “Chicken Sandwich.” Since there was no clarification of what chicken sandwich to purchase, I … Continue reading Chick-Fil-A Review
Classic Rock Talk
Hi my name is Louie Curran and I am a classic rock fan. I am making this a recurring story, a column. I will start off with personal picks but am always open for suggestions. I will select an artist and their top 5 songs and say what I like about them. Billy Joel is one of my favorite classic rock artists of all time. … Continue reading Classic Rock Talk
Ghost of Tsushima-Review
“Ghost of Tsushima” is an open-world adventure game that takes place in Japan during the Mongolian invasion. The writers at Sucker Punch Productions (The development company) paint a picture of a fictional story during the historic invasion of the Mongol empire. The story takes place on Tsushima island from the point of view of Jin Sakai, the leader of the Sakai clan, whose goal is … Continue reading Ghost of Tsushima-Review
History of the Christmas Tree
For most people, it is unthinkable to not have a Christmas tree with ornaments and presents under it when celebrating Christmas. Like many Christmas traditions, the origin of the Christmas tree can be traced back to pagan traditions. If not for Queen Victoria, decorated fir trees may have remained a custom that only a couple of Slavic and Germanic countries practiced. This is the … Continue reading History of the Christmas Tree
“A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships” Review
The 1975 released their third album, titled “A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships”, on November 30, 2018. What set this album apart from their previous two, in my opinion, was the attack at the electric music genre. From listening to the intro, “The 1975”, I could tell that this English Alternative Rock Band was trying something new. The album hits all the measures that an … Continue reading “A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships” Review
Back in Black Album Review
AC/DC is a band I always knew of but never really listened to them. My dad loves their music and used to play their songs all the time in the car when I was younger. He always used to play this one song my family all loves and it is called “Hell’s Bells”. Hell’s Bells is on the album “Back in Black” so I thought … Continue reading Back in Black Album Review
Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven Review
Kid Cudi is considered a true artist to many, including myself. His music inspires and is relatable in that he does a fantastic job in speaking truth to his fans. Some of his most famous songs include “Pursuit of Happiness”, “Day N’ Nite”, “Reborn” with Kanye West, among his most recent hit, “THE SCOTTS” featuring Travis Scott. Although these songs are his most played he … Continue reading Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven Review