It’s all funny and cute until someone gets expelled from school. With colleges operating more like businesses these days, Oklahoma University had no choice but to protect its image when … Read More
Businesses across the country have recently made news as a result of what many are calling discrimination. Most recently, Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) came under fire. The bill, … Read More
Much like Christmas, every year it seems that politicians’ announcements of their candidacy, for this office or that, come earlier and earlier. Unlike the December holiday however, the perpetual election … Read More
It’s around 9 in the morning on March 18, and I am sitting at my desk typing away on my computer. My 14-month-old son is on the living room floor … Read More
We grew up around mass hysteria. As children and teens, we fell asleep and woke up to ’round the clock reports of terrorist attacks and two never ending wars. We … Read More
Is the dress black and blue or white and gold? These are the types of questions that consume the brain cells of my generation. A generation addicted to solving irrelevant … Read More
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) passed legislation enacting Net Neutrality on Feb. 26, meaning the Internet will take on a different role than in years past. Though the FCC refers … Read More
The science is in, and what has become utterly undeniable is that athletes who compete in contact sports get head injuries. Such injuries, sustained over a career that for many … Read More
Can pop culture get too popular for its own good? We should share some concern about the possibility of it becoming the only culture we can identify with. It might … Read More
The effort to become socially connected Facebook is now trying to help offer suicide prevention resources by sending notifications to users who may post something that may appear suicidal. It’s … Read More