Monthly Archives: August 2018

Online Identity Reflection By Evan Harvey Dr. Green 7/12/2018 Engl-400 Social media can be a confusing place when trying to decipher someone’s online identity versus a real identity. Normally people will discover social media by possibly a friend or family … Continue reading →

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Nicolas Marin Professor Green ENGL 400 8/2/2018 Proposal     Minimum Age to have a Smartphone Smartphones have become a necessity in today’s culture and society. It seems as if everyone operates this marvel of technology which gives the user unlimited … Continue reading →

The New York Times Nicolas Marin Business student at Longwood University with a concentration in accounting and a minor in spanish. Does Social Media really make you less social   When people think of social media users, the first thing … Continue reading →

  Nicolas Marin ENGL 400 Professor Green July 12, 2018 Online Identity Reflection My social media identity started in high school when I created a Facebook account. When using social media I keep in mind whatever I post because of … Continue reading →

How many times have you ignored someone to look through social media? How many times have you or someone you know have been affected by what someone has said on social media? Social media causes us to disconnect from our … Continue reading →

Should Companies Pay More Attention to Social Media? In the internet age, social media is more prominent.   By David Benalcazar July 18, 2018 9:00 p.m. ET Many small businesses and even larger companies believe that being online is unnecessary because … Continue reading →

Social media, something that connects everyone in the world together. However, how does it connect to me? By looking through all my social media accounts: Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Snapchat. I come to see that social media reflect pieces … Continue reading →

Clickbait: Why it Must be Stopped Dear Senator Warner,   I am writing today to inform you of a horrible new trend sweeping the Internet. Though we agree that Internet usage should be cost-free once people have access to the … Continue reading →