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Michelle Cliff’s No Telephone to Heaven

Michelle Cliff’s novel “No Telephone to Heaven” follows the life of Clare Savage, a racially ambiguous woman from Jamaica with a middle class upbringing. Cliff takes […]

Jean Rhys’s Voyage in the Dark

Thesis statement: “How does London influences on a foreigner helps the foreigner feeli like they belong?

Sub-questions: “How were Anna’s decisions influenced by the way the L […]

Nella Larsen’s Passing
Passing, a novel by Nella Larsen is divided into three sections like a play, ending with tragedy. The novel is separated into these sections to discuss the transition in life for the two […]

Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway

Septimius Warren Smith, aged about thirty, pale-faced, beak-nosed, wearing brown shoes and a shabby overcoat, with hazel eyes which had that look of apprehension in them which […]

Anzia Yezierska’s Bread Givers
Book I: Hester Street
“On the corner of the most crowded part of Hester Street I stood myself with my pail of herring. “Herring! Herring! A bargain in the world! Pick them out you […]

Edith Wharton’s New Years Day
Through disengagement of a crucial situation, Wharton ponders does class play a role in both old and new New York?. Throughout the novella, Edith takes on highs and lows of Lizzie […]

Founded in 1897, the Yale Club was created with the intention of providing Yale graduates a place to continue their close associations post-graduation. The building was originally located at 17 Madison Square, but […]

Sample Interpretation (“well-cut, shabby suit”)
When faced with the line from “May Day,” “The inquirer was dressed in a well-cut, shabby suit,” our team explored the numerous meanings of this sentence while t […]

“the returning soldiers marched up the chief highway behind the strump of drums and the joyous, resonant wind of the brasses”
Parades of returning WWI soldiers were common between December 1918 and throughout […]