Author Archives: NateFuller

So now I’m typing on my mom’s Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. Surprising it’s pretty comfortable. The only thing that bothers me is where it splits down the middle of the keyboard. On the right-most part of the left half of the … Continue reading →

So I plugged in my old ass ZBoard keyboard that I used back in my World of Warcraft days. It’s just some big empty keyboard that has interchangeable keyboard layouts that you can get specifically for certain video games. Right … Continue reading →

Hello, It’s 1:12 AM. I’m listening to Daft Punk’s new album, Random Access Memories (it’s awesome by the way), and have nothing to do. I guess I’m procrastinating from sleep…? So my second semester of college is over, but it’s really my … Continue reading →

            Determining morality has been a key aspect for this year, and somehow our class has managed to bring it full circle. I have just recently read Sophocles’ Antigone and could easily tie it back to … Continue reading →

Today’s world is centered around technology, or at least in first world countries. It can easily be said, that today is facing a technological revolution, with it’s huge counterparts like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs contributing to the rise in … Continue reading →

Will genocide ever stop? As long as there is the capacity for evil in the world, probably not. Genocide starts with the fear of a group of people, and then is drastically escalated to the level of murder due to … Continue reading →

When the word “genocide” is spoken, thoughts of the Holocaust are most likely to be thought of first. This is because the Holocaust is the most covered, most written about, and one of the deadliest genocides of the twentieth century. … Continue reading →

Of course music is something that is vital to most of our daily lives: We sing a tune in the shower, we turn the radio on in the car, we download music so we can have it at the press … Continue reading →

Shoes and Whistles They worry about shoes. One manages to gain equilibrium after the trauma. But the man ejected into the dark and cold is as helpless as a new-born baby. I find myself in these conditions but I am … Continue reading →