Tag: reading
Poetry books to *fall* into this quarter
While I may be biased as an English major to believe that fall is the best time to read poetry, the idea isn’t baseless....
Children learn better when their learning styles are being properly supported
Every child learns and absorbs information differently. Every student knows their own learning style intrinsically. When studying for an upcoming exam, a student knows...
Radar Comic Recommendations
‘Batman: The Long Halloween’
By: Colin Carney, SSW
For fans of the Dark Knight seeking an entry into his vast comic book history, look no further...
World Book Day: the beauty of literature
Courtesy of Pexels
Books have always found a way to connect people. Though often portrayed as a lonely...
Book Nook: ‘Say Nothing’ provides a captivating account of decades of...
Since its release in early 2019, Patrick Radden Keefe’s book “Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder...
Radar Replay: Shaking up the formula: ‘Six of Crows’
“Six of Crows” by Leigh Bardugo is the first book in a stand-alone, young adult duology set in Bardugo’s Grisha Verse. Following the tale...
From jobless to journalist: How I found myself post-graduation
On June 10, 2015, I was victorious. A university graduate. Successful. Erudite. Learned.
On June 11, I was 21 years old, jobless and living with...
Fixing classroom environments could improve perception of reading and writing
As someone who developed an early interest in reading books, it always puzzled me why so many people find reading and writing difficult. Reading...
Lit Pick of the Week: “War & Turpentine” by Stefan Hertmans
Radar is committed to all forms of art and entertainment and as such, will pick one book as a reading recommendation every week. This...
Inlandia Poets gather to share their work
On the evening of Thursday, Feb. 2, Riverside community members gathered for a “Poetry! At the Library” event hosted by the Inlandia Institute to...