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Sangita Biswas wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
I stand there on the dock. The morning is cool, cool enough to necessitate a sweatshirt but not cold enough to see your breath. It’s silent. The water is smooth and motionless, mist gently rising from it in d […]
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Lucas Eyerman wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
When trying to weave natural elements into our modern lives, it’s interesting to see the ways in which we interpret the natural in mechanical ways. For a month over the past Summer, I worked on a tree farm for m […]
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Alexandra Kangas wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
When I was just twelve years old, almost exactly eight years ago from the present, my parents took my brother and me to Yellowstone National Park. Now as a twenty-year old in my junior year of college I still […]
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autumn wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
If you were to take a couple of steps northwest of my mother’s house in Milford, you might find yourself walking through a small school of trees. This wood, hardly more than 1,000,000 square feet (or just about 23 […]
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Katherine wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
I walk through the woods behind my house with my dog. Though I stay on man-made, mowed paths, it still feels secluded and wild, completely surrounded by trees and plants, and the unfortunate spider web. As we walk […]
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Emma wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
Submerging in water feels like washing away reality. As the cool currents lap against my body my temperature begins to cool and match that of the soft shifting waters surrounding me. As a child I lived in […]
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Alex Moore wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
In Cuyahoga Valley, plants bloom like colored dominos. They collapse quietly into autumn, where only the trained ear can hear aster falling into goldenrod. Many blooms are far down the line, so they stretch upward […]
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Liz Stanis wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
Sitting amongst the red and orange hoodoos I have become motionless. The sheer sight of what I am seeing has grasped my attention fully. As I lay back into the dirt around me I see the universe. The stars are so […]
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Katie wrote a new post on the site Español 102 8 years, 12 months ago
Después de graducaíon, yo quiero un apartmento que tenga dos dormitorios, una sala, y una cocina. Tambíen, yo necesito un baño en mi apartmento. En mi dormitorio, yo queiro una cama grande y una armaria gran […]
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Robert wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
This text is what I wrote (with improvements) for the first assignment.
About a month into my freshman year of college, I was feeling overwhelmed and depleted. The grove of trees behind Bornhuetter […]
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Courtney L posted an update 8 years, 12 months ago
In the first passage of Bill McKibben’s The End of Nature, the writer attempts correct the misconceptions of time and lifespan of earth. He explains that the perception of Earth’s age as prolonged is a falsification developed throughout time and establishes the idea that Earth’s age is vast an well beyond what many perceive it (earth’s age) to…[Read more]
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Courtney L became a registered member 8 years, 12 months ago
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Hannah Sullivan wrote a new post on the site The Nature of Nature 2017 8 years, 12 months ago
Around 500 campers and 130 staff in 8 weeks. That’s how many people have been to 13164 Taylor Wells Rd. Chardon, OH 44024. 500 plus 130 equals 630 times 2 equals 1,260 feet that have stepped on Camp Wise’s pro […]
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Kelechi Okoronkwo's profile was updated 8 years, 12 months ago
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Grady McHugh became a registered member 8 years, 12 months ago
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Keira wrote a new post on the site Encounters and Identities in Latin America 8 years, 12 months ago
Chapter 8 of A Land So Strange deals with the journey in Mexico and their experiences traveling with various indigenous groups. Reséndez highlights the importance of trade in this chapter, something I talked […]
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Jonah wrote a new post on the site Encounters and Identities in Latin America 8 years, 12 months ago
In the novel “A Land so Strange”, Reséndez tells the story of Cabeza de Vaca and the three other survivors of the Narváez expedition. In following the story of a group of Spanish conquistadors, at times Re […]
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Brooks wrote a new post on the site Encounters and Identities in Latin America 8 years, 12 months ago
Within the novel A Land so Strange, Cabeza de Vaca and some 600 other Spaniards are castaways in Florida. As the novel progresses all but 3 Spaniards and one African slave die and find salvation as slaves and s […]
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camryn wrote a new post on the site Encounters and Identities in Latin America 8 years, 12 months ago
The majority of the novel shows the expedition going anything but well. The travelers experience all kinds of obstacles that result in their starvation, dehydration and even their enslavement by Native Americans […]
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Tanaka wrote a new post on the site Encounters and Identities in Latin America 8 years, 12 months ago
Andre Resendes in “Following the Corn Trail,” describes Cabeza de Vaca, Castillo, Dorantes, and Estebenico’s journey across the continent and their interactions with the many native peoples they meet. The focus of […]

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