Hannah M. Webster

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Using Literature to Navigate Life: A Journey through Ross Gay's "Book of Delights" and Uncovering Poetic Gems

Part 1: Delving into Delights In Ross Gay’s “Book of Delights,” the ordinary becomes extraordinary as he finds joy in everyday moments, reminding us of the beauty in the seemingly mundane. One delight that particularly resonates is the entry where he encounters a “Pile of Tiny Bones.” At first glance, this might seem grim or macabre, but Gay’s reflection transforms it into a poignant meditation…

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Post 2: A College of Charleston Alumni Profile on Carey Ann Campbell

Posted on March 17, 2024 by Hannah Webster Field Report #1: ​​Alumni Profile Carey Ann Campbell, Chief Executive Officer at Southern Tide Carey Campbell, an accomplished Chief Executive Officer, currently holds the helm at Southern Tide, a national apparel company inspired by the coastal lifestyle. With a wealth of experience garnered from previous roles at both Southern Tide and Belk, Mrs.…

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In the pursuit of understanding ourselves, we often embark on journeys outward—exploring different fields, meeting diverse people, and seeking varied experiences. Yet, as I delved into the “Flower Exercise” from Richard N. Bolles’ What Color Is Your Parachute?, I found that the most profound and clarifying knowledge isn’t found in the external world; it resides within us. This second field…

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Spring 2023 - British Literature Since 1800

Nature’s Majestic Influence: Analyzing Victor’s Encounter with the Glacier in Mary Shelley’sFrankenstein In my analysis of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein: The Influence of Nature’s Majesty on the Human Experience,” I explore the captivating theme of nature’s impact on the human psyche. The story follows Victor Frankenstein as he seeks solace amidst the grandeur of the Alps, where he encounters a…

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Monday, August 14th

One Word at a Time by Lauren Martin It was so simple yet so profound. So obvious yet so overlooked. One word at a time. One sentence. One book. It mimicked the structure of life. One moment. One day. One life. As books were written in words, life was lived in moments. The word I was paying attention to would lead to the next. The moment I was living in now would roll into my future. When I went…

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When I loved myself enough...

Monday, August 14th, 2023 When I loved myself enough…When I loved myself enough I quit settling for too little.When I loved myself enough I came to know my own goodness.When I loved myself enough I began taking the gift of life seriously and gratefully.When I loved myself enough I began to know I was in the right place at the right time and I could relax.When I loved myself enough I felt…

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Anxiety

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the joy of walking quietly through your days, feeling your life wrap gently around you

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