By Eric Chang Obesity has always been an issue in our society. At the current rate, 95% of Americans will be considered formally overweight or obese by 2035 and so we need to recognize and eliminate the cause of this phenomenon The …
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By: Angela Jia Although many people say that music is too distracting for studying, I rely heavily on music to motivate me to do homework or study for tests. Personally, I get distracted very easily and procrastinate often (Let’s be honest…who doesn’t …
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By May Leng On May 10, the graduating class of Bethune-Cookman University, a historically black institute of higher education, gathered in the auditorium dressed in black gowns and caps. When Betsy DeVos stood at the podium to give her first commencement address …
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By: Allison Jia The truth is, robots are slowly taking over our world. But rather than the “evil robots overthrowing the world” theory we commonly think of, robots have truly helped us in many ways. From military service to space and underwater …
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Submitted by Aimi Wen As the human population continues to grow, so does our need for food. We have continually taxed the land more and more in order to meet the growing demand for food. Currently, U.S agriculture already has an ecological …
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With the world facing tremendous roadblocks in the progression of climate change policies here in the United States, many people have turned to the international community to act on the amount of proofs for ever increasing temperatures. In the December of 2015, …
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By R. Brady Ever find yourself still awake in the early hours in the morning, trying to cram the last bit of information into your head a few short hours before a big test? These five study tips might fix the problem. …
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