Magazine Articles
I researched and wrote three different articles for the TIME Age of Anxiety special edition magazine. Topics are the best smartphone apps for dealing with anxiety, natural remedies for anxiety, and how anxiety affects the body.
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NYU Blog Post
“Every year there’s something new that we’re doing,” he explained. “We’re like a pizza with 78 slices. It’s a challenging but exciting time.”
Adam Rapoport, Editor-in-Chief of Bon Appétit magazine
During my Master’s program at New York University, we went on an industry visit to the Bon Appétit offices to meet with Adam Rapoport, Editor-in-Chief. I wrote a post for the NYU Center for Publishing’s blog on our visit.
Essential Oils Manual
I wrote an informational brochure to act as an instruction manual for a set of Levoit essential oils. The brochure explains the individual oils in detail, basic uses, carrier oils, suggested oil recipes, and methods of dilution.
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Foam Roller Exercises eBook
Designed by Andrew Largoza
I wrote an eBook explaining recommended exercises with a Levoit Foam Roller for the Yoga Essentials line.
VeSync Smart Outlet In-Box Card
Designed by Mark Chern
I wrote an in-box card for a smart WiFi outlet to encourage consumers to join the facebook community, read the blog, and contact the company with any issues before leaving bad reviews or returning products.
The Harper Anthology
Volume XXII
I wrote a research paper that was submitted by my teacher for the school anthology. Professors on the Harper Anthology Committee at Harper College judged all submissions and chose my paper to be a part of the 22nd Edition.
“Forever” – published poem
Sanity is gone from the world,
logic is a thing of the past.
Intelligence is a rare thing,
having fun is a blast.
It may sound really weird
or terribly bad,
but it’s just an easier setting,
the world is now an emotion to be had.
Because nothing lasts forever,
everything is change.
We won’t always be together,
there’s a wide range.
As clueless as before,
we walk through everyday.
All of time behind us,
taking the future way.
Although time can end whenever,
you never know how long.
Who knows what to live for
until your time is gone?
“Child’s Play” – published poem
The wonderful sounds of the children at play
while you’re stuck inside as if a rainy day.
All having enough fun that makes them shout,
as you have your chores and look about.
You wish you could just do whatever you please,
Everyone else is always at ease.
Going to school all of you,
Once together among the dew.
At recess and lunch there is much fun,
but for you there is homework to be done.
Back at home they all play for a break,
yet more food and beds for you to make.
Late at night you hear them all,
loving each other and having a ball.
You are in early and down to bed.
You are so different and crying in your head.
The day for you is done again,
And morning comes before tomorrow begins.
Waking up early for more and more chores,
You’re still waiting until your life is yours.
I wrote two poems that were entered into contests with the International Library of Poetry. Both were chosen to be published.
Noelle S. LeBlanc 