by Lexi McVaughn For all that you probably think it’ll never happen to you, car accidents in British Columbia have been steadily increasing. Despite improved safety features in cars and tighter driver control, according to the Insurance Corporation of B.C.…
Isn’t it interesting how people these days play with words in science to create sensation? The latest in this ongoing saga is the so-called time reversal experiment. Raises hair, right? The title of the story on Live Science was “Physicists…
It’s the biggest scandal in the history of international soccer – a scandal that you would expect to be THE news followed by all media sources daily. Yet, it has been so revealingly ignored by mainstream media in United States…
The recent media coverage of a measles outbreak in New Zealand has brought to attention two diseases: one, the more obvious and less terrifying disease of measles, and two the less obvious but more pervasive disease of pseudo-journalism. Different media…
by Nicole Rodriguez The modern world is stressful and intense, but where once this was restricted to life in the adult world, children in primary school are now developing stress and depression issues. As western society, particularly in America, sees…
by Bob Branco I recently learned that Massachusetts legislators are proposing a bill that will eliminate organized tackle football from children in seventh grade or lower. These legislators believe that football-related concussions originate in Pop Warner and other youth leagues.…
by Denise Carey-Costa There is so much outcry and advocacy to shut down puppy mills. Large animal rights groups such as HSUS, ASPCA, and PETA all use anti-puppy mill statements and slogans as one of their main platforms. But where is…