Democracy still exists with the electoral college
The electoral college: today, a controversial topic; when created, a preventative measure against tyranny. Keep Reading
Destroying the news industry from the inside out
24-hour news began in 1980 when Ted Turner founded the Cable News Network (CNN). Since the advent and rise of day-long news channels, major cable networks have fought for audiences to sell advertising, their lifeblood. Because of this, the channels have to provide “news” that will attract viewers all day long. Keep Reading
The unsure fate of the Republican Party without older generations
Most were skeptical of the thought that Trump would win in 2016. They thought millennials, who are the future, would finally go out and vote. Keep Reading
Calculating a switch (back)
Just like a baseball bat does not define a baseball player’s skill, the use of scientific calculators does not mirror the math skills of a student. Due to constant repetition of problems through textbook work and online assignments, scientific calculators allow students to efficiently grasp the concept without wasting time computing. Keep Reading
“Too old” to trick or treat?
A long-standing fan favorite, 41.1 million children from ages 5 to 14 across the United States trick-or-treat. Keep Reading