Passengers in the car were thrown to the side as the subway jolted to a stop. “Ladies and gentlemen, we … More
Month: July 2015
A “Con”test for Students
“These tests… are designed to measure students’ skills and help colleges evaluate how ready students are for college-level work,” according … More
2 Days 1 Night, a Must Watch
Struggling with his position, he turned around restlessly in the orange ragged bag. “I can’t hold it anymore…” Kim Joon … More
Seafood Comes to Shore
Did you ever go to a restaurant where they served poor quantity seafood? Well, at Popei’s Clam Bar, you … More
Crisis of the Greek Citizen, Not Just of Nation
The Greek Debt Crisis needs to be seen through the eyes of people. The outside world has a tendency to … More
Mexico’s Correctional System in Shambles
A lighted ventilated tunnel with five foot, six inches in height and a bit more than two and a half … More
DeAndre Jordan was held hostage by his own team
On July 8, 2015 DeAndre Jordan, the starting center of the Los Angeles Clippers, had to make one of the … More
The Internet is Watching You
Many people believe the Internet is private. If they only know how wrong they are. Since the creation of Facebook, … More
Parks Agency V. Interest Groups
America’s National Parks were formed for conservation efforts during Theodore Roosevelt’s administration. These principles hold true today, remaining a staple … More
Is Helping the Homeless Really Helping Them?
40 percent of the food that the U.S. produces each year is wasted. Saving 30 percent of that 40 percent … More