Immersing Ourselves In Sound
VOLUME 24 ISSUE 2
“Communications is one of the most valuable assets to human life. Whether we’re laughing at a friend’s joke or getting scolded by our parents, the different forms of how we communicate are bound to affect us…”
— from article— Why Do We Strive For Human Communication? by Avery Bock
THE CONTENT
Silence
Music in Context: A Marriage of Sound and Movement
For most, Hollywood is a dream. Upcoming actors, writers, editors, crave the fame, money, and success that comes with Hollywood. But, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Of course, you know this. The recent writer’s and actor’s strike proves the toxic work environment created; but how deep does it go?…
Jumping from step to step, Shirly Temple dances on screen for millions to see. At three years old, Shirly Temple had America’s heart; with her adorable dance moves, glittering smile, and bright disposition, no one questioned her age or future. Shirly remained unscathed by the vices and dangers of Hollywood, but this isn’t the case for most child stars…
The Forgotten Music of Everyday Sounds
Movies of all genres have influenced our culture for decades as well as inspired audiences all around the world. For example, In The Wizard of Oz, we all know the red shoes, yellow brick road, and all of the beloved characters. So here are some of the most iconic movies of all time that have continued to impact film since they were released…
Why Do We Strive For Human Communication?
Along with blockbuster movies, perpetual TV series, and a big sign, Hollywood is littered with corruption. Nepotism is one of such forms. For readers unaware of the term, Nepotism can be defined as “the act of granting an advantage, privilege, or position to relatives or close friends in an occupation or field.” Essentially, jobs or positions may come easier for those with family members already involved in said job or position…
Bridging the Language Gap: A Feature on Polyglots
Carving stories into cave walls, our ape-like ancestors communicated through art—the earliest form of language. Depending on the cultures that emerged during the early days of civilization, languages followed. Today, the world is home to over 7,000 languages. Most Americans only know English, but some communicate across the language barrier with family, friends, or strangers.
Exploring Senses With Kai
Being pressured into doing things you're not totally comfortable with happens on an everyday basis, like eating a spicy wing or sending that risky heartfelt message. Now imagine having that pressure increase by 1.4 million. That is the amount of viewers the Ellen talk show received in its final season run…