Matthew Cimitile
Living in East Lansing, MI
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On AC since: 01.02.08
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Born and raised in Norwalk, Ct, which is 45 minutes outside of New York City. Received my bachelor's from the University of Tampa and am currently attending Michigan State University. Currently, I spend my time travelling between Michigan, Connecticut and Florida. During
Born and raised in Norwalk, Ct, which is 45 minutes outside of New York City. Received my bachelor's from the University of Tampa and am currently attending Michigan State University. Currently, I spend my time travelling between Michigan, Connecticut and Florida. During
Education/Experience:
Bacherlor of Arts in History from University of Tampa, Attaining a Master's in Environmental Journalism from Michigan State University
Bacherlor of Arts in History from University of Tampa, Attaining a Master's in Environmental Journalism from Michigan State University
Interests:
Many things, especially science and history. Also play guitar and an avid outdoor person, hiking and kayaking.
Many things, especially science and history. Also play guitar and an avid outdoor person, hiking and kayaking.
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An analysis of John Krakauer's Into the Wild. Examining the life of Chris McCandless, his search for himself and meaning in the world.
By Matthew Cimitile | Published 1/25/2008 | Read more »
An analysis of philosopher Blaise Pascal's argument that regardless if God exists or not, we should believe because if we believe and God does exist the reward is infinite happiness while if we do not believe and God exists the loss is infinite damnation.
By Matthew Cimitile | Published 1/21/2008 | Read more »
An analysis of the book Silent Spring by Rachel Carson. In the analysis, I describe how its impact was not only for the era of the 1960s and the ban of pesticides but continues to echo throughout the environmental movement and the fight for a cleaner, healthier planet.
By Matthew Cimitile | Published 1/11/2008 | Read more »
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