Christina Kostic
Christina was born and raised in a small city located in the San Francisco Bay Area. She received a B.A. in English Communications and a B.A. in Sociology from Salve Regina University in Newport, RI.
Read More »
...
- Page Views
- 18,146
- Content
- 28
- Fans
- 5
- Contributor since
- 10/20/2009
Education/Experience
Salve Regina University, class of 2009. English Communications, B.A. Sociology, B.A.
Displaying Results 1 - 28 (of 28) for All Content
-
Why Some People Choose Not to Celebrate HalloweenAs someone who grew up trick-or-treating, dressing up in costumes and attending Halloween parties, I always thought of October 31st as a fun day. I only realized recently that some people think Halloween is wrong, and I wanted to know why. -
Lee DeWyze is Not My American IdolAmerican Idol fans don't always get it right, and again it happened this year. While Lee DeWyze's win was expected, it is still disheartening to know that the more commercial contestant often beats the more talented one.
-
All I Can Be is MEJust something I wrote one day when I needed a confidence boost.
-
HomeA poem I wrote for the love of my life. -
Women Dying to Be TanIn a society where pale skin is out and glowing tans are all the rage, women are hitting the tanning beds in record numbers, not realizing the severity of the health risks involved.
-
The Beauty of SpringSome photos I took to pay homage to the season of new life and fresh beginnings. -
American Idol Season 9: Is This the End?Will American Idol survive after Simon Cowell leaves? Many are thinking no. -
Pensacola, Florida: America's Forgotten First SettlementIt is a little-known fact that Pensacola was America's first settlement, not Jamestown. What else don't you know about this city on Florida's Panhandle? -
Valentine's Day on the Gulf CoastHaving trouble thinking of romantic ideas for Valentine's Day here in Pensacola? Here are five date ideas that are sure to impress your sweetheart.
-
Finding a Job: Mission Impossible?As a recent college graduate that is unable to find a job, I'm starting to wonder if my efforts are futile.
-
Eye Makeup to Compliment Your Eye ColorWhether you have blue eyes, green eyes or brown eyes-- these tips will help you to intensify your eye color and make them really stand out.
-
San Francisco Becomes First Big U.S. City to Ban Cat DeclawingSan Francisco has become the first major city in the U.S. to outlaw the declawing of cats, making a huge stride in fighting animal cruelty.
-
Top 10 Scenic Drives in AmericaA list describing the top 10 most scenic drives in the U.S. and what makes them special. Also included are tips and advice about what time of year to go. -
The History of Santa Claus Around the WorldMany people celebrate Santa Claus today without knowing the history of this legendary character. His history and the way other countries recognize him are fascinating and worth learning.
-
Discovery Channel Show: It Takes a ThiefNot only is this show entertaining, but it's very informative. Two ex-robbers tell homeowners what they need to do to protect their property. -
Movie Review: Lies and IllusionsA 2009 film starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and Christian Slater, should you rent it?
-
Book Review: Breathing the Fire by Kimberly DozierThe autobiographical account of a foreign correspondent's journey to recovery after nearly dying in Iraq after an IED went off next to her.
-
Review of Shark Steam Pocket MopThis newest version of the Shark Steam Mop isn't cheap, so is it worth the money?
-
Bringing Home a New CatCats can have a hard time adjusting to new surroundings. Here are some helpful tips to make your cat's transition less stressful on everyone. -
Durkheim's View of Religion Applied to Religious Conflicts in Today's WorldThrough analyzing Durkheim's beliefs on religion, one can examine today's religious conflicts in an interesting new light.
-
Fort PickensMost people know Pensacola, FL as being one of three things: home of the Blue Angels, location of the Naval Air Museum or the land of white sand beaches. Well, Fort Pickens is definitely worth the trip. -
Reflections of a Frustrated TravelerAnyone who flies often knows how much of a hassle it can be, especially when dealing with fellow travelers.
-
The Caste System of DatingYoung singles would like to think that they can date anyone they want, but more often than not they will only go for people in their social circle.
-
The American Approach to SexSexuality is the most natural human instinct, yet it is so often looked upon as being shameful. The Puritan principles on which the country was founded are still affecting sex in America today.
-
Why I Support Gay MarriageGay marriage is one of the most debated issues of our time. I personally think that it needs to be allowed. Isn't it about time America live up to it's reputation as "The Land of the Free"?
-
Animal AbuseResearch shows a disturbing trend that young boys who abuse animals will likely grow up to be violent offenders against humans.
-
Teen Abuse of Prescription DrugsResearch shows that teens and college students are abusing prescription drugs in alarming numbers.
-
How Breast Cancer Has Touched My LifeBreast cancer was a part of my life before I was even born.




