Originally from Rockland, NY, Liz Folie is about to graduate from USC with a major in International Relations and a minor in Theatre Arts. She is a USC WYSE mentor and a member of Sigma Delta Tau sorority. She spends her free time hanging out with her cat, Ronan, who followed her home once after leaving a party. “Carver girls are … [Read more...] about Carver Girls Are Tough
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Girls on Film: So What Now?
Being that this is the last blog of the semester, I figured it would be valuable to go through what I have been trying to explore throughout the year in terms of "girls on film." When I told a few friends about my blog topic one of them scoffed, saying that it was an over-talked about topic. To an extent I agreed with him. It seems that there has been an abundance of blogs … [Read more...] about Girls on Film: So What Now?
A Survey of Space in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” and “The Tempest”
_____________________________________________________________________________________________ Elisabeth Morgan is a senior double majoring in Theatre and Creative Writing. She enjoys acting, directing, writing, reading, and traveling. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ‘Space is a social … [Read more...] about A Survey of Space in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” and “The Tempest”
What’s On the Screen (and Beyond): From Abstraction to Realism in Game Art
Nick Farmer is a junior studying Interactive Entertainment and Theatrical Scenic Design at the University of Southern California. He is an aspiring professional insomniac and production designer who spends his free time preoccupied with his two greatest loves: cooking and Disney theme park expansion rumors. Outside of living in a holodeck, where a player acts out an … [Read more...] about What’s On the Screen (and Beyond): From Abstraction to Realism in Game Art
The Book Is on the Table: It’s Not Just about Money
Brazil is one of the most prosperous developing countries with a booming economy. From this, many believe that Brazil is on its way to success, especially foreigners who do not see behind the closed curtains. But despite recent economic growth, Brazil continues to lack on the education side, and it does not matter how richer the rich get, as long as the poor the poorer and … [Read more...] about The Book Is on the Table: It’s Not Just about Money