An Article from my internship as a music journalist at the Corner Type.

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The Beat Generation of authors is made different from any other literary movement by the mere fact that the term "Beat Generation" grew to describe an entire period in time but this generation in literature could fit into a couple cars alone. This core group of authors: Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Neal Cassady, and William S. Burroughs were all close friends who shared a unique way of thinking and an even more unique way of trying to share the way they thought with the world. The Beats stood

You're probably wondering what I mean when I say there is a difference between romanticism and Romanticism with a capital "R." The "R" is capitalized because I am referring to the literary period that truly defines what romanticism actually is and what kinds of things really have the power to make us feel emotions to our full potential. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of romanticism, but I LOVE Romanticism. So, first off, by Merriam Webster dictionary definition... Romanticism is "a style of ar

My entire childhood, my dad's huge thing was always just letting things go and avoiding instigation no matter what. I didn't believe until recently, during my junior year of college, that it was actually very possible to just take the high road and be the bigger person. I've been pushed and pushed again and with my experience, I strongly believe it is ALWAYS way less demanding to take the high road when you are in a rut. I know it is way easier said than done, but there are a few things to think

I think every single time I put on a rap song in the car, my dad asks “since when do you like that crap?” as if it was something that happened to me that I'm being falsely shamed for. I know you think this "crap" is all vulgar suggestive language, but this music has taught me a lot more than you think it has and it’s taught me far more than what growing up in the teeny tiny bubble of my wealthy small town could have ever taught me. It’s also important to keep in mind that this music is realism a