#passageoftheweek

This passage comes from an article called "Unfriending the Enemy: Politics overload drives Facebook users to cut ties." In light of the recent political campaign ending, I thought this was a fitting quote that everyone needed to be reminded of. The article talks about "the internet disinhibition effect." This effect says that people feel their actions on the internet, blogs, etc. are less serious when on the web. It was an interesting article, and I agreed completely with everything that it said, including classic etiquette regarding politics.

This quote comes from an article called 'The Insider' about a hair stylist for the stars named Tracy Cunningham, who is branching out and opening up her own salon. I loved the atmosphere that she creates with her words, especially if the salon essentials that she describes really become reality.

Alright, if an article takes the time to describe something in its' own fashion, I'm going to like it. I'm a sucker for lines of alliteration, metaphors and overuse of adjectives. I liked this passage because these two paragraphs could sum up the point of the entire article. The article was entitled, "East Jerusalem streets get names, easing confusion."