Archive for January, 2011
Ever since the first woman earned a driver’s license, we’ve never stopped hearing about the stereotype of the “typical” woman driver.
You know of her — this lady who obliviously hits parked cars, shamelessly flirts …
“Once upon a time we were just plain people. But that was before we began having relationships with mechanical systems. Get involved with a machine and sooner or later you are reduced to a factor.”
While published …
It’s always easier to blame others than to take responsibility for our own actions.
The same holds true with the ongoing currency war between the United States policymakers and the Chinese manipulation of its yuan. The rhetoric …
About a year ago, Ian Dorko was at the top of a giant rock. It had taken him and his two fellow rock climbers, along with a few hundred pounds of gear and supplies, four days …
When a hate crime is committed, those affected often take solace in their desire for the incident to teach a lesson of tolerance. But as the years go by, it becomes harder for these messages of …
On Monday night, the Collins Center for the Arts looked a lot like Munchkinland.
Children were running toward the colorfully lit entrance, parents in tow, smiling in anticipation of the performance about to begin. It wasn’t just …
A violin alone sounds nice, but when incorporated into a grand orchestra, it contributes to a much greater good. Iron & Wine, a pseudonym for South Carolina songwriter Sam Beam, caught on to this philosophy and …
“The King’s Speech” is a film specifically designed to win awards. It’s a period drama set in Britain with acclaimed actors and an up-and-coming director telling a story that has the perfect balance of feel-good cheer …
You could say I’m a YouTube addict. It amazes me that there are videos out there for literally anything you could want to see — instructional videos, music videos, movie trailers, TV series, free style rap …
