People
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Tweeting Into Lawsuits
After a recently filed lawsuit against singer Courtney Love over Tweets, many are wondering just exactly what the law says about freedom of speech online.
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Interview With Dr. Amelia Jacang
Doctor Amelia Jacang has been a pediatrician for over twenty years. She enjoys her job helping infants, children and adolescents get better from their sicknesses. She loves watching her patients grow up and mature into the young adults they will become one day, and tending to her former patient’s children.
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A Conversation With Brian Hartsfield
In this interview, Brian Hartsfield gives me the lowdown on tattoo queen Kat Von D.
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Reality in Pine Ridge
Many people know of the atrocities like the Trail of Tears and Indian Removal Act, but few know of the many hardships Native people face in this day and age. On one reservation in South Dakota, many residents lack necessities like running water.
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Cathy Linton: A Look Into One Of Literature's Most Controlling Women
Cathy Linton is the "heroine" of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights but is she really everything you would expect from a heroine?
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Depression, Teenage Outcast, Suicide And Stereotypes
Depression and suicide. I think that it's an important subject to reach out and touch. Me being a teenager, I have had so many thoughts about it, so here is my view on the ending of a person's life.
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A Passion For Fashion Or An Obsession With Disaster?
Fashion seems to be the biggest thing that influences young teens around the world, or even some crazed adults, but is it really healthy?
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What Should The NHL Do About Hits That End With Players Getting Hurt?
Heavy hitting in the NHL has become a big problem in this young season. Many players are being suspended for hits that are too hard on other players.
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The Mermaid Girl
Shiloh Pepin aka. the mermaid girl.
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New Right And The Family
Who says you need two parents to be a family? Who says you need any parents to be a family? And who ever said that parents had to be of both sexes? Well, New Right said. But maybe, just maybe, some of their stereotypical views are just plain wrong.
