Set yourself apart through face-to-face conversations
When hiring new employees, companies and businesses will likely have individuals complete an online application. In the last few decades, the application process has become …
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Stephen Hawking dies, leaves discoveries in his wake
On Wednesday, March 14, the renowned and respected scientist, Stephen Hawking, passed away at 76-years-old. Hawking was born in Oxford, England, and enrolled at Oxford …
Billy Graham dies, leaves love and positivity in his wake
Right before Spring Break, a true asset to humanity left us. His name was Billy Graham. Whether you are a Christian or not, I think it …
Trump responds to gun reform policies in White House release
Notably absent from the release was the raising of age limits for certain weapons. Sarah Huckabee-Sanders said that the President still supports this measure. The administration was quoted stating that age limit restrictions failed to gain bipartisan support.
If all lives matter, where’s the extra school security for black children?
I have avoided writing on the topic surrounding the mass shootings in recent news for the sad reality that it has stop becoming news. It’s …
Bridging the gap between art and science in education
In middle and high school, I held a strong identity as an arts kid. I was always particularly fond of my arts classes while shunning …
How the media relates to trends, the Tide Pod Challenge
The Tide Pod Challenge–this incredibly stupid act swept the United States earlier this year and involved people, typically teenagers, attempting to consume a laundry detergent …
It’s a people problem, but which people are the problem?
Conspiracy theories are fun, but are they real, and more importantly, do they matter? I suppose the wildest conspiracy theories of murder by the hands …
The youth misinterprets American Dream
In time, the definition and implication of the American Dream has morphed to become vastly different than what it represented in the past. Over a …