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Responses to Readings

Questions, responses, and reactions to whatever we are reading, citing page numbers, using quotes from the text, and writing out any arguments you may have with the author as well as random thoughts, speculations, insights, etc.; these responses will often be discussed in class.

NYC Event #3: The Frick Collection
by: Sara Rosado


One of the other museums that I visited was the Frick Collection. This was a very nice museum, with the more traditionally …

…Refreshing
by: lisadazz


I found this article to be very refreshing. The way Patchett writes is as though she is really having an extended conversation …

Love for the Arts
by: Elisha Emmanuel Edwards


I immediately connected with the author of this reading by the third sentence: “I was raised to have no taste in music.” …

We Will Prevail
by: Elisha Emmanuel Edwards


I love how Al Gore started off this article. He recognizes the fact that climate change is powerful topic and it will …

Time for Action
by: lisadazz


First off it is a breath of fresh air to hear that although we have waited too long to solve the climate …

¯\(°_o)/¯
by: Christy Ng


I’ve never actually been to the opera so I’m not completely sure what to expect.  The only opera I’ve seen is the …

papapapapageno
by: angelmindanao


The first time I listened or watched opera was in elementary school. I remember my music teacher Ms. Donato show us pieces …

Poli Enviro Sci
by: angelmindanao


The Al Gore piece was extremely long and informative. I remember seeing a video of his presentation about climate change, which scared …

Wait, we aren’t going to die?
by: Carla


The article was so strange to me. I am accustomed to Squarzoni’s tone of writing, including words such as “it’s too late,” …

Figarooo!!!
by: Carla


Wow! I am actually going to watch an opera with my very own eyes. I learned about the history of operas in …

more optimistic
by: hyejin0426


After I read the graphic memoir “Climate Changed” by Philippe Squarzoni, I thought our climate was already changed totally. That was really …

Multilayered Art Form
by: jjoya


“Its tough to be interested in that which you not understand.” (pg 7) I think this quote resonates with pretty much every …

Wow Al Gore
by: Violetta Saldanha


This was a pretty interesting article. Two quotes really struck me. The first one was “The accumulated man-made global-warming pollution already built …

Al Gore Brucking it down
by: Lexi


wow.Who would have though sunshine would be cheap? I mean really? This source of energy that is everywhere just about all the …

Rising up with the Human Voice
by: Lexi


I love music. A lot. So when Ann Patchett talks about the the “cartoon catalogue of emotions” she feels when she finally …

How long? Not long.
by: Diana Ordonez Perez


The overall tone that I got from this article by Al Gore is that of optimism. It was difficult to be on …

Hoping for the best
by: Diana Ordonez Perez


Opera is one of those things that I thought one needed to grow up around with in order for one to truly …

new experience
by: hyejin0426


I never experienced watching opera in my life ( I watched musicals maybe three times?) I am the person who falls asleep …

Opera… Can You Change Me?
by: Won Sik Park


Well… To be honest, I’m not fond of opera. But, what is embarrassing to say before making such a statement is that I’ve …