Society and Culture
Live a Long and Healthy Life Like the Japanese
by Vanessa Pham Japan is known for many things: a strong economy, top-notch infrastructures, and advanced technology. Then there is one other thing …
How Poverty Affects Decision Making
The poverty threshold in the United States in 2011 was an income of $11,484 for individuals and $23,021 for a family of four. People in either of these …
Vegetarian and Vegan-Friendly Party Foods
by Kelly Elder Accommodating everyone’s dietary needs can be a difficult task for a party host. When you’re hosting get-togethers, you have enough …
Learn To Say ‘NO’ – 5 Ways to Handle Peer Pressure
by Nancy Baker Right from children to adolescents to adults, peer pressure is something that all of us experience at some point or the other. However, peer …
Can Gender Roles Be Reversed for Marriage Proposals?
by Charity Bailey In traditional Western societies, it has often been the cultural role of men to ask the women to marry them. Stemming from the social role …
Aid for Underprivileged Students
by Charity Bailey As poverty becomes an increasing problem in the United States, many families are forced to turn to federal, state, or community assistance …
Flick-Grip – Innovative Design for Cards Inviting Manufacturers
Victor Paul Scerri is a person of diverse talent – entrepreneur, artist, a soon-to-be published author, and innovator. Having widely traveled across the …
Sustainable Fish Farming and 3D Designing
by Edward Lakatis South African innovator Alan Flemming has recently made news by securing a finalist’s spot in the well-known Siemens Stiftung’s …
New Netflix Series Presents the Lives of Women Inmates
by Heather Johnson The popular video provider Netflix, which in the first quarter of the year had 33 million subscribers, is strengthening its position on the …
Various Ways to Improve the Lives of Senior Citizens through Internet or Social Media
Guest Blogger: Kathryn Shepherd Social media is nowadays on everyone’s mind due to its immense success across the globe, irrespective of geographical …
Wirelessly Tied Down
Guest Blogger: Amelia Wood Cell phones, laptops, PDAs, tablets. These are just some of the many electronic devices we plug into daily, and the list is only …
Nonverbal Communication: When silence speaks more than words
Guest Blogger: Bethany Winston When words can’t express everything, your gesture does it. Communication, either in form of verbal or nonverbal, has to be so …
The Wage Difference Problem
by Jenny Chang Men may be from Mars and Women from Venus, but when it comes down to getting paid for the same or similar type of work, men eat steak and women …