Seneca·Apr 12, 2020Nonna’s Easter Pastia: On Unexpected Ties Between Italian Culture and Jewish FaithAuthor’s Note: I wrote this essay back in 2016 for my History of Food course at Juniata College. My Nonna has since passed, August 2019…
Seneca·Jul 12, 2018I’m trying something newThe forecast had called for rain, but the sun ended up making an appearance after all on that temperate Tuesday.
Seneca·Jan 25, 2018thoughts on lonelinessI never used to be someone who was worried about being lonely. I have a half-brother from my father’s first marriage; however, he is more…
Seneca·Nov 15, 2017The Untimely Death of MiriamGrey clouds hang low in the overcast sky and lazily roll over the city of Dunedin on another bitterly cold August afternoon. It’s around…
Seneca·Nov 15, 2017The Intrinsic Nature of Networking in Narrative LiteratureEverything that exists in this universe stems from the cyclical nature of order and chaos. The human brain is programmed to give order to…
Seneca·Nov 15, 2017Sexuality in Japan: The Japanese Woman’s Right to Bodily AutonomyAfter I went searching on three different online dictionaries, you can imagine my shock when I found that none of them contained…A response icon1A response icon1
