Featured Image from: Letterboxd In Good Will Hunting (1997), Will Hunting (played by Matt Damon) is a self-taught genius whose past trauma and emotional turmoil prevents him from advancing in life and making new connections. In this scene, a male student tries to impress a girl at a bar while humiliating Will’s friend Chuckie by …
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Whether greeting or saying goodbye to a stranger or a friend, chances are, you’ve used the phrase “good morning,” “good afternoon,” or “good night.” It’s a polite way of saying hello or goodbye and is used by plenty of cultures around the world. It seems simple enough, saying it out loud. But when in writing, …
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Attending college is one of the most important achievements one can ever have. But of course, finishing it and getting a great job will make it even sweeter and more significant. That is why parents are so invested in getting their kids to college. One way to ensure that is to enroll their children in …
Writing is a skill that children need to learn at a young age, especially in this digital age, where they’re exposed to smartphones, tablets, and gadgets that may inhibit them from learning to write. Because of technology, writing has become a more challenging skill to master, but it remains a crucial developmental aspect that both …
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Some Chicago-based motorcycle riders might be feeling blue, as the weather could ruin their overall road experience. The cold and slippery roads could last a few months before these motorists can fulfill their next travel adventures. Once the cold weather exits, however, they can check the many interesting motorcycle destinations in Illinois. Exploring this state …
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Touch typists are a marvel to observe when they’re working: they can write at blazing speeds with little to no mistakes, and all without glancing down at the keyboard even once. Touch typists aren’t just writers, however; they can be in any industry, whether it’s in content marketing, educators, and even computer programmers. It’s impressive …
