Unnecessary Educational Expenses and How to Reduce Them
by Ann Harrison Many students spend more on personal expenses while in college, but there are also unnecessary expenses that colleges place on the students.
Scene Pick: ‘Gone with the Wind’ (1939) – Tomorrow Is Another Day!
Arguably the best film ever made, at least in Hollywood, Victor Fleming’s Gone with the Wind remains an epic for all times, blending history and
Walking On Splinters
by James R. Campbell Just when we thought the protests were over, another wave of dissent has broken out. This time, the wrangle is over
Proposed Laws Protecting Those that ‘Accidently’ Harm Protesters
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry No matter what the cause, protesters have protested in an attempt to raise awareness toward a cause many feel is of
Too Much Protesting
by Bob Branco People have protested for centuries. I’ve done it myself. However, I believe that the only time we should protest is if we
Sinkholes: Warning Signs for Home Owners
by Ann Harrison Do you live in an area where sinkholes have occurred over a number of years? Sinkholes are geologic disasters, which cause structural
Mumps Breaks Out among Vaccinated People in Washington
Outbreak after outbreak has been exposing the quack science of vaccination. This time, it’s mumps and the outbreak is happening mostly in vaccinated people –
The Wall
by James R. Campbell “We are going to build a great wall on our Southern border to stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigration
Four Reasons to Earn Your Master’s Degree Online
by Maggie Hammond Studying for a master’s degree is becoming more and more popular, with many individuals increasingly realizing the benefits of graduating with an
A Tale of Two Cities: Self-Deception in Dickensian Fiction
Daniel Goleman in his interesting book Vital Lies, Simple Truths: The Psychology of Self-Deception ingeniously draws the relation between repetition and skewing of attention to