Rationale
Ever since
technology has begun integrating itself into our everyday life we have been
able to see and track a change in the English language and the way we use it.
One technology in particular has had a significant impact on the language we
use every day: texting. The first text message was sent in December 1982 and it
simply read "Merry Christmas". Throughout the 1990's texting became
more open to the public but still was nowhere...
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Saturday, 11 October 2014
"Textspeak"
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Technology
is ruining this generation. At least, that's what any of your stereotypical
older people would say. But let's be honest in about 10 more years those same
people are going to be relying on the technology of our generation to keep them
alive. Yet for some reason they continue to prattle on and on about one thing
in particular: texting. If someone heard my grandfather talk about texting
and cell phones they would think that he was describing...
Tuesday, 7 October 2014
Letter to the Editor
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/anjali-joshi/why-a-bindi-is-not-an-exa_b_5150693.html
A breath of
fresh air
Tyler
Williams
5 October
2014
I must
admit that before reading your article I had an opposite view on the matter of
the cultural appropriation of the bindi. While I still agree that there are
many examples of cultural appropriation in society today I realize now that a
bindi may not fall under this category.
The point
you made...
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