Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd’s song Money is a representation of what society sees the American dream to be. Money has many roles in todays society whether it be just for spending to become a part of a higher class in society. Most people who have thought to themselves to have acquired the American dream have acquired vast amounts of money but won’t spare any due to their greed. Others will fight, rob, or even kill others so they can get the money that the other has on them. The song itself has another purpose…

In Robert Frost's Poem "Stopping By Woods on A Snowy Evening" the speaker chooses to surround himself with the dangers of nature away from the comforts of society; whereas Tennyson's "The Lady of Shalott" is in a tower locked away from the beauties of society because of her own fears. As the speaker in Frost's poem secludes himself from society he notices the dangers around him and what they could potentially cause. In Robert Frost's poem "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" he describes a man…

On April 15, I attended Bird in the Hand by Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas at the California State University of Long Beach University Theatre. Bird in the Hand is about a boy who works at a theme park in Miami owned by his father who is dedicated to tropical birds. The boy, Felix, takes us on a tour of his last year in high school explaining how he came to inherit the park from his father and loses his best friend in the process. The narrator, Felix, feels caged and out-of-place, much like the imported…

to the population to white men. So why just aim it towards the black men? When I looked at the birthday cards between the men and women. I noticed that the cards for women are very girly and they only read English. A lot of the cards for women were pink, had flowers and glitter on them. The cards for the men were darker colors such as brown, black, dark blue and dark green. They were very manly and they only read English as well. I didn’t not see any Spanish cards for people of other cultures. I…

Hello, I’m Chelsea Elizabeth McDaniel and this is my personal narrative! I was born in Phoenix, Arizona and lived in a large, one story house with my half-sister who at the time was 8 and my half-brother who at the time was 10. I went to Madison Elementary and then when I was 6 it was summer time, I went out back to see my dad having a drink on “the rocks” and for some reason I asked, “Hey Dad, are we ever going to move?”. I wasn’t expecting to wake up the next afternoon to the house entirely…

The Nina Ricci print advert is bright and smartly done. It has a young model in the mid-ground on the left holding a bottle of Nina Ricci perfume wearing a light pink dress looking straight towards the camera. The model has a red lipstick on, light make-up and blonde hair. In the middle of the print it has the ‘Nina Ricci’ written in Black In contrast to its white background with the perfume name which is Nina L’eau. Underneath the Brand’s name it has the perfume tagline/slogan written in…

shades of pinks, reds, and yellows. The piece is on white paper, with a pink box that has yellow panels coming out of the left and right sides. A pinkish-red sphere, that gets lighter both towards its center and towards the outside sits in the center. It has a faint white slit in the middle. The Pinkish sphere is enclosed in a large pink-shaded box. On both sides of the pink orb, sit two yellow orbs, one on each side. They sit partially under the pink orb. They are also half way into the pink…

About a week later, I geared up in my brown, spaghetti-strap tank top, denim shorts, and busted converse to attend my first practice. My dad supplied me with a pink and black Rawlings glove from Walmart, along with a neon pink helmet with a black caged face mask and a pink bat, also from Walmart. If you couldn’t tell- I enjoyed the color pink. I showed up to the field, not really nervous but somewhat anxious to see if softball would be something I enjoyed. I’m not going to be dramatic and claim…

clothing or handbags and products that look ‘cute’ have enabled me to purchase it because it looks cute. As an example, I have purchased a hot pink jumpsuit because I thought it was ‘cute’; however, I did not realise that I purchased the product not because of the colour but that I wanted to depict a statement to those around me that I do like the colour pink, that I am…

In “The problem with separate toys for girls and boys” Hains explains that gender rigid toys negatively impact children’s psychological development. That is the case she claims, because this marketing strategy tells children who they should be, how they should behave, and what they should be interested in. However, children are supposed to use play as a way to try on new roles, experiment, and explore interests (Hains 2015). Another problem is that gendered toys are causing children to stop…