Madison Connors, Author at Penmen Press

Opinion

The Polls Close for Minorities in Georgia and North Dakota

November 6, 2018 Madison Connors0

While it may seem archaic to some, states such as Georgia and North Dakota are currently grappling with the marginalizing crisis of voter suppression. We may take for granted the right to vote, but to some, it is a right being stripped from their hands. In Georgia, Brian Kemp is running for governor against Stacey Abrams, despite currently holding the position of secretary of

Twenty One Pilots Haven’t Fallen into a “Trench”

October 18, 2018December 14, 2018 Madison Connors0

The American alternative rock duo, Twenty One Pilots, released their fifth studio album “Trench” on October 5th. The album is a continuation of the storyline the Ohio pair crafted in their previous record “Blurryface.” Twenty One’ Pilot’s allegory offers an immense appeal to sci-fi lovers; the setting of their story is a dystopian society that allows for an abundance of metaphors throughout their artfully

Embrace Japanese Culture Abroad

October 18, 2018November 29, 2018 Madison Connors0

Japan offers an inspirational experience for students to study abroad in the city of Fukuoka. According to SNHU Study Abroad, "Seinan Gakuin University (SGU) is one of the top comprehensive universities in Fukuoka, Japan." This university is unique to the study abroad program as it teaches five courses in English. In 2016, Monocle, a London-based magazine, ranked the city as the 7th most livable

Author: Madison Connors

The Polls Close for Minorities in Georgia and North Dakota

Twenty One Pilots Haven’t Fallen into a “Trench”

Embrace Japanese Culture Abroad

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