Dialogue
Judge reduces Adnan Syed’s sentence, allowing him to stay out of prison
Adnan Syed, the subject of the “Serial” podcast, will be allowed to remain free after a Baltimore judge on Thursday agreed to effectively reduce his sentence to the time he had already spent in prison.
By Md Mirajul Islam11 months ago in Critique
The Wavering Point!. Honorable Mention in Self-Editing Epiphany Challenge.
Original Excerpt The apartment pulsed like a living thing; radiator clicks a heartbeat, pipes creaking like arteries. Morgan hadn’t thought about this before today — today, before the letter came. Now everything felt intensified, everything felt conscious.
By Neli Ivanova11 months ago in Critique
Trump Ramps Up Attacks on Law Firms With Order Targeting Perkins Coie
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday seeking to severely punish the law firm Perkins Coie by stripping its lawyers of security clearances and access to government buildings and officials — a form of payback for its legal work for Democrats during the 2016 presidential campaign.
By Md Mirajul Islam11 months ago in Critique
what does censure mean
In a world where opinions and actions are constantly scrutinized, the concept of censure plays a crucial role in holding individuals and institutions accountable. But what exactly does it mean to be censured? Why do we need such a term, and how does it function in our societies? For many, censure is a distant legal or political term, but its impact on our lives, whether through public figures or personal relationships, is far-reaching.
By Md. Iqbal Hasan11 months ago in Critique
Self-Editing Epiphany. Top Story - March 2025.
People Pleaser: A blessing or a curse? I am the youngest of six, to a mother that struggled her whole life with Bi-polar disorder, before there was positive treatment. She was the daughter of an English teacher and the oldest granddaughter to a preacher. Because of this, she struggled to let the mask fall and get the help she needed.
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden11 months ago in Critique
Lessons on writing In the Name of God
Original Excerpt: The church smelled of rotting wood and something deeper—something old, wet, and sour, like the breath of a thing that had been asleep too long. Father Guiseppie stood at the altar, hands clasped, whispering words to himself, though no one else was there to hear. The stained glass behind him flickered with the storm outside, flashes of red and blue staining his skin, turning his face into something both divine and grotesque. He knew what was coming. He had seen it before. The walls remembered. The floor remembered. Soon, so would he.
By Jason “Jay” Benskin12 months ago in Critique
Polyurethane Wheels: Explore Durable Solutions for Various Applications
Polyurethane wheels have become a go-to solution across numerous industries due to their exceptional durability, load-bearing capabilities, and resistance to wear and tear. Whether used in material handling, industrial applications, or even in consumer products, manufacturers polyurethane wheels provide superior performance compared to traditional rubber, plastic, or metal wheels. This blog explores the key benefits, applications, and factors to consider when choosing polyurethane wheels.
By Donald Carlisle12 months ago in Critique
"Trump and Putin: US and Russia Initiate Talks for a Historic Meeting That Could Reshape the Global Landscape"
The relationship between the US and Russia has been a rollercoaster over the past few decades. From the Cold War to the present day, both nations have maintained a dynamic of cooperation and confrontation that has influenced the global balance of power. A meeting between Trump and Putin would not only be a diplomatic event but also a message to the world about the possibility of resolving conflicts through dialogue.
By LUIS AREVALO12 months ago in Critique
Mrs Loman
Mrs. Loman, which has a running time of 90 minutes is very good for the first 35 minutes. Writer Barbra Cassidy starts the play out with little snippets of the Loman family right after the death of father, Willy Loman. The shows first scene has Linda Loman (Monique Vukovic), Biff (Matt McGlade), Happy (Hartley Parker), Charlie, Willy's long time friend and confident. The fifth person, Bernard(Joe Gregori), who was a small figure in "Death of A Salesman" was on to bigger and better things as a lawyer who argued before the Supreme Court, here, he is a big part of the Loman's life in Brooklyn, N.Y..
By Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).12 months ago in Critique
School is a Nightmare: Exposing the Brutal Truths of the Education System
The education system is often painted as the ultimate path to success, a place where young minds are shaped, knowledge is imparted, and futures are built. But beneath this polished surface lies a reality that is far darker—one filled with stress, outdated practices, and a system that often seems designed to crush creativity rather than foster it.
By OptimalEdge12 months ago in Critique
