Samantha SalamoffinWriting 150WP4: Writing My TruthIn my life I’ve encountered the phrase “speak your truth” countless times, but I never thought about “writing” my truth until this…May 7, 20221May 7, 20221
Samantha SalamoffinWriting 150WP3: The Impossible Beauty StandardTW: Eating DisordersApr 17, 2022Apr 17, 2022
Samantha SalamoffPost 6: “Are My Shoulders Too Distracting For You?”Dress codes in American schools are known for objectifying women by prohibiting clothes that are deemed “too inappropriate” and…Apr 17, 2022Apr 17, 2022
Samantha SalamoffPost 5: Masculine FemininityI’m sure at least once you’ve heard the label “tomboy” and the infamous, “girly-girl.” These labels were usually given to girls to…Apr 17, 2022Apr 17, 2022
Samantha SalamoffPost 4: The “Perfect” WomanMedia is everywhere. From what you see on television, your phone, the radio, magazines, billboards, etc. It’s inevitable that the media has…Apr 16, 2022Apr 16, 2022
Samantha SalamoffinWriting 150WP2 (Part 1): “There’s No Business Like Show Business”I’m sure it’s every parent’s “dream” to hear their child say they want to pursue acting as a career. And although I grew up with supportive…Mar 19, 2022Mar 19, 2022
Samantha SalamoffWP2 (Part 2): “I’m Just A Broadway Baby”The song, “Broadway Baby,” from the musical Follies talks about how the character, Sally, was born to be on Broadway. This song is sort of…Mar 19, 2022Mar 19, 2022
Samantha SalamoffWP2 (Part 3): “Another Op’nin’, Another Show”The song, “Another Op’nin’, Another Show,” from the musical Kiss Me, Kate talks about how each show you do “will make your future forget…Mar 19, 2022Mar 19, 2022
Samantha SalamoffWP2 (Part 4): “That’s Entertainment”The song, “That’s Entertainment,” from the musical The Band Wagon talks about how anything is possible in the entertainment industry…Mar 19, 2022Mar 19, 2022
Samantha SalamoffWP2: SourcesBerlin, Irving. “There’s No Business Like Show Business.” Annie Get Your Gun. 1946. Musical.Mar 19, 2022Mar 19, 2022
