Jungmin Ryoo: Cyborg Morals

Posted on April 15, 2015 by Jungmin Ryoo A cyborg, short for “cybernetic organism,” is a being with both organic and mechanical parts. The integration of artificial devices and humans has begun to repair or replace broken or missing biological function. However, it became more of the augmentation of the human abilities, and the advent … Read more

MaryRose Croddick: Franklin Field

Posted on April 13, 2015 by MaryRose Croddick Franklin Field is one of the most historic athletic arenas in all of college sports. The field dates back all the way to 1895 when it was built for the viewing of the Penn Relays. The relays are still held there to this day and it is … Read more

Elizabeth Ames: Tabernacle

Posted on April , 13, 2015 by Elizabeth Ames Tabernacle United Church of Christ is located in a beautiful building on the corner of 37th and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.   The building is incredibly old; construction on it was completed in 1884.  The structure is everything one would expect from a 19th century church: weathered, … Read more

Jinxiang Wu: Miami and Key West

Posted on April 9, 2015 by Jinxiang Wu Miami is an incredibly diverse and multicultural city. I had the chance to travel to Miami recently to witness the beautiful  scenery and I realized how gorgeous the place is.    The clear blue water and the white sand beach is a must-see. Under the warm spring … Read more

Ellen Kim: Night and Day

Posted on April 8, 2015 by Ellen Kim * 7:00AM* “Coffee. You need your cup of joe, Sam.” Sam thought the voice in his head would finally shut up after a good night’s sleep, yet there it is again. He washes up, gets dressed, and satisfies his daily craving for an Americano; now he is … Read more