Measles in New Zealand and Questionable Journalism
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
Can Mindfulness and Meditation Help Kids Focus on Books and Learning?
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
Should Government Ban Tackle Football in Schools?
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
Iowa: Dog Breeders Under Scrutiny for Neglect
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
13 Moving and Packing Tips to Make a Move Simple
by Niv Orlian Moving is stressful enough as it is – no need to make it harder on yourself. Yet every year, that’s exactly what
Oroonoko, Or The Royal Slave
Reading Oroonoko is what in the literary sphere one might regard as receiving an invitation to debate. Whether you take the content or the form,
Gender Identity and Sports: Some New Thoughts
by Bob Branco Before I address this topic any further, let me assure you that I respect everyone, no matter what race, nationality, religious preference,
Drunk-Driving and Why You Should Have Your DWI Lawyer in Rochester NY On Standby
by Nicole Rodriguez Have you recently found yourself getting in trouble with the law? For what reason, may I ask? Wait, don’t tell me. I
Polio Vaccine Brings Polio Back to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea
The polio vaccine that has been spreading the polio virus around in the third world has done it again–Papua New Guinea and Indonesia have both
Obama Backed ISIS, Reveals Nouri Al-Maliki
Iraq’s former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has personally confirmed for the first time in an interview that former US President Barack Obama intentionally helped ISIS