Choosing where to live is paramount in life. If someone chooses to live in a place without considering the initial conditions, it could prove to be detrimental. However, when you have all of the information, you can predict the future. This idea is evident through recent natural disasters: flooding in Baton Rouge, and the hurricane…
It is a picturesque representation of American consumerism: sprawling walkways leading to the finest retailers, the most iconic department stores, and the most up-to-date fashion lines. It is filled with families, couples, and individuals of all ages, races, backgrounds, and interests looking to spend their money and time. Do you see it? It is the…
Throughout the article Why Handwriting Is Still Important, I realized how the teacher in the article is putting too much stress on her students and how she is doing this to them at such a young age. Handler states, “I ask my students to write longhand in class each week. At first, some protest, but…
Arizona has been a fast growing solar market in the United States in past several years. On February 2013, Arizona’s solar incentive program was significantly reduced and many people wondered what the impact of these cuts would be. From an economic perspective, the elimination of incentives will probably reduce the ability of the higher cost…
I keep six honest serving-men (They taught me all I knew); Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who. Rudyard Kipling One of the never-ending consequent questions we could ask, are a series of “Why’s,” and each answer would still leave something open for our curiosity to feed upon,…
It seems reasonable to believe that physical fitness is linked to brain and heart health, especially as people age. A study in a recent article gives evidence to this idea. Researchers conducted an experiment in middle-aged adults around the age of forty. The participants were given a treadmill test to assess their physical fitness. The…
During winter break, I emailed Dr. Dean Kashiwagi a long explanation about my spiritual journey through life since Bangladesh. After hearing my story, he gave me an override to join the Deductive Logic class. The class has overall been an incredible growth experience. With a religious girlfriend bringing me around to my first contact with…
You Could Be Wrong!
In our world today, people think that they know what is “good” and what is bad”. We often label criminals, terrorists, and bullies as “bad” people.