Monthly Archives: February 2018

This image may cause a viewer to see a bird-like figure flying, and flying, and flying, until it flies straight into a wall. Upon point of visual contact with the thick vertical surface, the bird-like figure seems to become deformed … Continue reading →

The logo of Delta Air Lines itself has literal and symbolic meaning. Some literal meaning behind it is that it is a two-part triangle that is red and appears slightly folded. It also looks as if the triangle was separated … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0H1zU2ytxA Transcript: in the options of the video.   The rhetor in this case is Frank Warren who is the founder of PostSecret.com in which over a half-million secrets have been mailed to him as of 2012 and has only … Continue reading →

This TedTalk was given on January 16th, 2013. Cameron Russell, a widely known American model is the rhetor of this TedTalk. Cameron started her modeling career at a very young age, and while her success in her career does not … Continue reading →

Biology has always been a passion of mine. I hope through this eportfolio you will see my passion for biology shine. Contact Information: Kelly Tarmon kelly.tarmon@live.longwood.edu Social Networking: Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-tarmon

Welcome to my Biology ePortfolio! I am a recent biology graduate of Longwood University, where I received my Bachelor of Science. This ePortfolio takes you through my four year journey of my undergraduate career. Through these courses I have developed … Continue reading →

My name is Tatyana Green and I’m a senior Biology major at Longwood University. My goal is to attend a Child Life Specialist program in either North Carolina or Maryland. I’m the Volunteer Head of an organization called The Pre- … Continue reading →

Salutations, my name is Reece Theakston and I am currently a Biology major here at Longwood University.

  This speech is from the fourth Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The rhetor in my piece is Albus Dumbledore, the Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He speaks to an audience of … Continue reading →

From when we were little kids, at least in America, we learn (hopefully) to read and write from left to right, top to bottom. The same way that you’re most likely reading this post. I bet your eyes are drawn … Continue reading →