Differentiation of Physical Therapists in the Field
Anna Koerner, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Magazines, Therapy
In the United States, approximately 185,500 people are employed as physical therapists, and the demand continues to grow (“How Many People”). Physical therapy is a necessity for many people, whether it be because of an injury, a disease, or simply just old age. Thankfully, physical therapy options are...
Effectiveness of CIMT
Anna Koerner, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Magazines, Therapy
On average, someone in the United States suffers a stroke every 40 seconds (“The Internet Stroke Center”). Not only do stroke victims have to deal with the mental trauma of suffering such an injury, unfortunately, serious physical setbacks exist as well. The physical repercussions of a stroke are...
Composition of Cult Films
Rebecca Rieckmann, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Film, Magazines
Midnight showings, peculiar traditions, endless film references . . . cult cinema has retained these same practices over the years it has existed. It brings people together and connects them with both showings and debates. Yet the definition of what makes a cult film is unclear. The wide variety of fi...
Editor’s Letter
Rebecca Rieckmann, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Film, Magazines
Dear Reader: Cinema has been my passion for a long time. Many would use the term “Film Buff” to describe me, since I am constantly watching movies, and when I am not, I am looking for more. I plan on pursing film management in my future. The first movies that built this interest for me were La...
How Physical Therapy Treatments Differ
Anna Koerner, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Magazines, Therapy
Over time, physical therapy has evolved into an occupation that continues growing stronger. As of 2007, an estimated 9 million adults have utilized outpatient physical therapy services (Klepps). Though a popular topic, some people may be a bit clueless on what physical therapy is and/or what a physical th...
Glossary
Anna Koerner, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Magazines, Therapy
Utilized - verb to make use of : turn to practical use or account The teachers utilized their time by splitting the class in half and teaching two lessons. Compensatory - adjective Reducing or offsetting the unpleasant or unwelcome effects of something The teachers are using compensato...
Editor’s Letter
Anna Koerner, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Magazines, Therapy
Dear Reader: When I was in middle school, a certain event changed my life forever; I had always been an athlete, playing multiple sports, at the time I was involved with volleyball and basketball. The first game of volleyball season turned into my worst nightmare when I dove for a ball I suddenly...
The Importance of Film Ratings
Rebecca Rieckmann, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Film, Magazines
The birth of cinema in the late 1880s created a new issue for every government - how would films be regulated? Film ratings began as a necessary and strict procedure, and over time has morphed into something more complicated and secretive, while allowing filmmakers to create what they want. This has...
The Imminent Death of Cinema
Rebecca Rieckmann, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Film, Magazines
Watching movies has never been easier. Streaming services like Netflix, who started distributing movies in 1998, have evolved into tremendous companies that allow anyone to view movies from anywhere, at any time, for a set price per month (“Netflix, Inc. History”). Instead of going out to the the...
Glossary
Rebecca Rieckmann, Student Writer
May 22, 2017
Filed under Film, Magazines
taxonomy - noun the science or technique of classification. She studied the taxonomy of multiple species in South America. anatomy - noun a study of the structure or internal workings of something. The anatomy of a frog is very simplistic. genre - noun a category of artistic ...
Glossary
May 22, 2017
Filed under Film, Travel
Endemic (adjective) belonging or native to a particular people or country Say yes when someone asks to go skydiving, bull riding, hiking, or to try new, endemic cuisine. Disparate (adjective) containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongruous elements While on vacat...
Top Tips to Travel
Kaitlyn Clark
May 22, 2017
Filed under Magazines, Travel
Imagine watching a family run across the airport terminal, hair whipping across their faces, dragging their bags, and heavily breathing. Did they wake up late? Did they lose their luggage? Did they forget which terminal they needed? The panic this family is facing is something in which no one should ever hav...
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