More Cases of Measles in Australia and Pakistan, Media Hides Vaccination Status
He contracted measles. He was unaware and moved about, went shopping and dining, and could spread the infection, exposing others to it. This is what
Gattaca (1997)—Thematic Depiction of Escape, Dream, and Reality
Andrew Niccol’s Gattaca (1997) is a sci-fi film set in future in a society where children conceived under supervision of the state are considered genetically
How the Times Have Changed!
by James R. Campbell I wouldn’t believe what happened this morning if they paid me, if I didn’t know Dear. The weather here in Odessa
Sanctuary Cities and the Law
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry A sanctuary city is a name to a given city in the United States that follows certain procedures that shelters illegal
Two Classic Books Temporarily Banned from a Virginia School
by Bob Branco For centuries, Huckleberry Finn and To Kill a Mocking Bird have been read by millions of children around the world. They are
Let’s Dive Deep Into Renewable Energy!
by Daniel Bell If you’re one of our readers, we’re sure you already know quite a lot about renewable energy. Hopefully, you’re using it in
Shine On
by James R. Campbell How many remember the way it once was. FM radio was, more or less, a free market, unhampered by corporate playlists
Victory for Dogs: Morristown Medical Center Decides to Quit Cruel Practice in Teaching
John Pippin, Director of Academic Affairs at the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM), notified supporters via email that Morristown Medical Center (MMC) in New
The Life of Adam (2015)
A follow-up to his 2014 documentary We Need to Talk About Sandy Hook, writer and director Peter Klein’s The Life of Adam (2015) scrutinizes the
Understanding How Drug Charges Affect Your Life
by Daniel Bell So exactly how many Americans have tried drugs? And I’m not talking about cigarettes, alcohol, and prescription pills, here. I’m talking about,