Abigail Luftig

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BA Honours English/Deaf Studies from University of Wolverhampton

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  • Ballet Lessons in Harrisburg, PA
    For anyone wondering where they can take ballet lessons in Pennsylvania's capital city, here are a few options.
  • Book Review: About a Boy
    This is without a doubt my favorite book! Here is a review of why you need to read this book.
  • The Trial of the Chicago Seven/Eight
    Here is an overview of the events leading to the arrest of the Chicago Eight and coverage of the subsequent trial.
  • Drawing Parallels Between Ken Kesey and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
    This is a college research paper covering the life of author Ken Kesey and drawing parallels to his most famous work, "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest".
  • Movie Review: Angels & Demons
    Perhaps no new release of 2009 has been as highly anticipated as "Angels & Demons", the sequel to "The Da Vinci Code".
  • Movie Review: The Hangover
    The Hangover is already one of the most popular films of the summer. I wanted to hate it, but really enjoyed it. It's hysterical.
  • Website Review: OkCupid.Com
    The 2nd in a continuing series of dating website reviews, this time focusing on www.okcupid.com
  • Restaurant Profile: Hooter's New Menu
    Hooter's has been around for decades and is a part of the collective consciouness. They have a new menu which they hope will help revamp their image.
  • Why is Of Mice and Men Often Placed on the Banned Book List?
    While many consider it to be a literary triumph, there is no disputing that Of Mice and Men is offensive to many, leading to its place on the Banned Book List. Here is my opinion on why it is there.
  • Winter Sports and Activities in Whistler, British Columbia
    With the upcoming Olympics, winter enthusiasts world-wide are planning trips to Whistler, British Columbia. But how will you keep yourselves entertained when the Games take a breather?
  • Getting Over an Ex
    There is no hard and fast rule for getting over your ex. Everyone has their own theory on how long it takes to do so. This is my theory. Previously published in The Michigan Front Page.
  • Movie Review: Star Trek
    There's been a lot of hype about the new Star Trek prequel. Some say it's worth it, others say it's not. I, for one, think it's an excellent movie and worth seeing!
  • Spontaneous Vs Planned Sex
    Every woman has an opinion on the debate of spontaneous vs planned sex. Here is where I stand on the debate. Previously published on Sparklefox.com
  • Restaurant Profile: Infinito's Buffet in Harrisburg, PA
    While Infinito's has been around PA for quite some time, they are new to the Harrisburg area and this profile focuses specifically on the latest addition to the franchise. Previously published in Fly Magazine.
  • Restaurant Profile: The Soup Spot in Harrisburg, PA
    A profile of The Soup Spot in Harrisburg, PA, which serves soups, sandwiches and salads daily. Previously published in Fly Magazine
  • Restaurant Profile: NoLa in New Cumberland, PA
    Not many people outside of Louisiana know what a true New Orleans snowball is, but owner Mike Neeb is on a mission to change that. Previously published in Fly Magazine.
  • Restaurant Profile: Cafe Zooka in Hershey, PA
    A review of Cafe Zooka, the latest addition to the Hershey's franchise. Previously published in Fly Magazine.
  • Restaurant Profile: JaMere's in Hershey, PA
    When the owners of the Hershey Cafe wanted to retire, their daughter and her best friend decided to take over, revamp and reopen as JaMere's. Previously published in Fly Magazine
  • Restaurant Profile: Crimson Frog Coffeehouse
    With the increase of impersonality in business, the Crimson Frog is a breath of fresh air!
  • Restaurant Profile: El Jalapeno in Harrisburg, PA
    With ever-tightening wallets in the Capital Region, cheap food is often being substituted for good food. However, with El Jalapeno, you can have food that is cheap AND good. Previously published in Fly Magazine.
  • Restaurant Profile: Foschini's Pizza & Restaurant in Harrisburg, PA
    Review of Foschini's Pizza in Harrisburg, PA, a new restaurant that specializes in both pizza/pasta and breakfast specials. Previously published in Fly Magazine.
  • A Fresher's Guide to Surviving University
    While this piece has an admittedly British spin to it, it translates easily to aid college students in the States and probably in other countries as well! Previously published in The University of Wolverhampton Cry Wolf.
  • The Importance of School Spirit
    Years ago, as a fresh-faced college journalist, my friends & I attended a political demonstration. While the protest didn't change the world, it opened my eyes to the shortcomings of my school, which was published in the Uni. of Wolverhampton Cry Wolf.
  • Website Review: PlentyOfFish.Com
    With an ever-increasing amount of dating websites available, it's tricky knowing which to choose. This is the first in a series of reviews of dating websites. Previously published at Sparklefox.com
  • Movie Theaters in Harrisburg, PA
    People who want to view movies in Harrisburg are usually pretty sure about what movie they want to see, but sometimes unclear about what movie theater they want to see it in. Hopefully, this review will help.
  • Band Profile: The Snoods
    Local Harrisburg band The Snoods bring a sense of maturity and humor to their original songs and live shows. Article previously published in MODE.
  • Letting Go of High School Memories
    Everyone has a moment when they realize they have to let go of the life they lived in high school. My moment came during my sophomore year of college.
  • How to Limit the Effects of a Hangover
    There are countless ways to beat a hangover. Here are a few tried-and-true ways to beat the blahs of the booze.
  • The Dangers of National Pride
    It's good to be proud of your country and your heritage. However, having too much national pride can be dangerous.
  • How Different Cultures View Rain
    People in the Western World often find rainy days gloomy and depressing but the sentiment isn't felt world-wide. Find out a few interesting facts about rain.
  • Where to Shop for a Wedding Dress in Harrisburg, PA
    Choosing the perfect wedding dress can be overwhelming, but hopefully this guide can help to ease your decision.
  • Nude Foods
    Market stall business caters to the small but loyal vegan community in Harrisburg, PA while the website conducts international business.
  • The Cocoa Beanery
    Hershey's opens a coffeehouse in Hummelstown which tries to put an emphasis on natural products and green living.
  • Phil's Famous Cheesesteaks and Hoagies
    Restaurant profile of Phil's Famous Cheesesteaks and Hoagies in quaint New Cumberland, PA.
  • Rookies Sports Bar and Grille
    A family-friendly sports bar who boasts the "best burgers in the 'burg" and enforces a strict no-swearing policy.
  • Anastacia's
    A cheerful, welcoming place to get authentic Puerto Rican food in the Capital Area of Harrisburg, PA. Article previously published in FLY Magazine.
  • How to Celebrate Anti-Valentine's Day
    So much emphasis is placed on celebrating Valentine's Day that often people, even those in couples, get sick of the holiday! In the spirit of Anti-Valentine's Day, I've created 5 personas to choose from.
  • The Evolution of Romance
    I often hear people remark that romance is dead in today's world. I beg to differ.
  • Sex with an Ex
    This article explores whether it is ever ok to sleep with an ex.
  • Do Soul Mates Exist?
    Everyone has an opinion on whether soul mates exist. Is there really just one person out there for everyone?
  • London's Portion of the 2008 Olympic Closing Ceremonies
    As an American who spent half a decade in England, it was bittersweet for me to return to the US mere months before the Beijing Olympics and watch London receive the Olympic Torch in preparation for 2012.
  • Childhood Memories
    Everyone has loving memories of their wacky childhoods. Mine may have been slightly weirder than the childhoods of others, but it's made me who I am, for better or worse.
  • What Hands Reveal About People
    People often fail to realize what deep stories lie in their hands. The narrative of wrinkles, creases and freckles tell autobiographies. I once took the time to ponder what my hands said about me.

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