The triumphs of social media
As future generations look back at us and what we accomplished, will they appreciate the groundwork we laid in delivering information quickly and efficiently? Maybe they’ll be too busy drowning…
As future generations look back at us and what we accomplished, will they appreciate the groundwork we laid in delivering information quickly and efficiently? Maybe they’ll be too busy drowning…
Utah, the first state in the union to accept a weapon as a state symbol, the state we live in. As we celebrated the acceptance of the Browning M1911 as…
It’s been said time and time again: we live in the future. We can connect with people around the world in a matter of seconds. We can use our cell…
When we look at drinking in college, it’s important to seperate the myths from the realities. Or, more likely, look at where the two eclipse each other. A lot of…
After most news sources projected Obama’s win, my Facebook wall exploded with comments about people leaving the country. Many of my friends were upset, some more than others, but no…
During the Halloween season I have noticed quite a few trends. Over sexed versions of our favorite characters litter the streets, the stores fill with Christmas decorations and all of…
Politics these days has been reduced to one thing: winning.
Those are powerful words. They were written in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, a Baptist minister. He intended to show that our nation was one that could not be torn apart…
Bill Nye created a lot of controversy online with his “Creationism is not appropriate for children.”
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