Elevate - The Honor Society Magazine

The Asylum Series Book Review

10/07/2016
October is a time where eerie sounds come to life and in the shadows fester your worst nightmares, or something along those lines. Autumn is here, the wind is chilly, and the fireplaces burst with life—a great moment to... Read More
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Danyel P.
The Joy of Art Journaling Part 3

08/31/2016
When I began art journaling, I started slowly, buying some cheap acrylic paint at the discount store, and I already had a pretty good stash of colored pencils, crayons, and markers because of my coloring. I had an old... Read More
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Meredith A.
The Joy of Art Journaling Part 2

08/31/2016
Last year I started coloring, which I enjoy. It’s stress free because someone else has done the drawing. All I have to do is choose which colors I’m going to use and have fun. Then earlier this summer I was watching one... Read More
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Meredith A.
The Joy of Art Journaling Part 1

08/31/2016
I fell in love with art as a sophomore in college when I happened to take an art history class. I didn’t know much about art then, but the class fulfilled a humanities requirement and it had open seats so I grabbed it.... Read More
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Meredith A.
The Trouble with Geniuses from Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers: The Story of Success

08/15/2016
I am currently reading Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell. In chapters 3 and 4 discussing The Trouble with Geniuses, Gladwell indicated that IQ is important only up to a threshold. Gladwell cites studies... Read More
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Erin M.
The Best of E-Books

08/15/2016
I am an old-timer when it comes to reading books and, if you are an epic book lover like myself, you are as well. What is an old-timer to books? It’s when you only believe in reading physical books. You want the feel of... Read More
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Danyel P.
{Review} Alight by Scott Sigler

07/24/2016
The first thing you must adhere to before picking up this novel, is that it is the second novel to the Generations Trilogy. The first was Alive by Scott Sigler. However, this review will still be spoiler free.
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Danyel P.
Why Reading is One of the Most Beneficial Pastimes

07/05/2016
If you do decide to give reading for fun a try, you’ll likely begin to notice several obvious benefits of reading, and even a few less noticeable ones.
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By
Holly N.
Top Three Book’s for the Month of June

06/30/2016
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Di' Onne' A.
Dare to Do Nothing: Replenishing the Creative Well

05/31/2016
To say I had been having a busy time of it would be an understatement. Suddenly, I was a university student for the first time in 20 years, I was still a full time teacher, and I was working on the first draft of my new... Read More
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Meredith A.