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All fine and good, but technological gimmickry have a way of losing the point of education.

Lesson: Cookies induce happiness

Over 35 years ago during the 1981-82 recession, Billy Joel released “Allentown” about the plight of this Pennsylvania town. 

In the Avenger’s Infinity War, Thanos is obviously the main villain but less obviously a do-gooder.

What to make of the hourly abuse of the complex and beautiful English language?

It is easy to overlearn the lessons of Albert Einstein’s story. A representative anthology of the great minds that fled central Europe during the mid 20th Century reveals a complex picture. Many, in their own ways, interesting. Each, human.

Small towns and small governments have a natural, cozy appeal to them.

If you’re not familiar with CarbonTV, you should be. It and channels like it are the future of television. CarbonTV features numerous original, high-quality video content focusing mostly on topics of interest…

#FakeNews is currently in the news “big league.”

Our feline friends have a history with the US Government.

Bias in the media and in the education establishment is rampant and unapologetic. Gone are the days when educators and so-called “journalists” would even pretend to be unbiased.

Online degrees are now being offered by an increasing number of quality educational institutions, and you simply cannot beat the value in terms of dollars and cents. They aren’t for everyone, to be sure, but they are an excellent option for lots of students who have no trouble learning online, who have families at home, or who are working through their college years.

It’s the disgusting little secret the world’s most powerful Internet search engines all know but keep quiet about. It’s the ultimate “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. Every day, thousands of videos of women being sexually assaulted are used by multi-billion dollar websites such as Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft’s Bing in order to drive revenue at the expense of the helpless victims involved.