1) A child is more likely to vote if their parents voted before. 2) If your parents or the head of the household in which you were raised are voters, you are far more likely to vote. 3) As genetic testing … Continue reading
Let Athletes Live Sports are a very big part of the American lifestyle today. These athletes that excel in their sport are therefore placed on a very high pedestal. They are constantly in the public eye and must watch their … Continue reading
1) Parents of a child who do not vote are more likely to have children who will not vote. 2) Children with parents that vote are more likely to be registered voters when they are older. 3) As genetic testing … Continue reading
Children who are brought up in a home where parents always vote are more likely to vote than kids whose parents do not. People are more likely to vote if their parents or head of household voted. Residents of death … Continue reading
Things Better Left Unsaid WORDINESS AND SYNTAX TROUBLE or: Difficult Things You Never Have to Say English is complicated enough without writers getting in our own way. Often we take a perfectly straightforward idea and, to make it sound academic, or because … Continue reading
One Teen’s, “How dare you!”, Inspires Movement Across The World It is undeniable in today’s society the ongoing push from people all around the world, many of them youths, to fight climate change; or to at least do something to … Continue reading
“Houston, we Have a Problem,” NBA Houston Rockets Executive Sets Fire to China’s Twittersphere Over the weekend Houston Rockets general manager, Daryl Morey, justly showed his personal support for protestors in Hong Kong with a modest and sympathetic tweet, “Fight … Continue reading
Is 18 Not Responsible Enough? The current national drinking age in the United States is 21 years old, but why? It doesn’t make any sense to why the MLDA (Minimal Legal Drinking Age) has not been changed to 18 years … Continue reading
What Will The Supreme Court Say About New York’s Gun Control Laws? The gun control debate has been controversial for years now. The Supreme Court gets back in business and has multiple major cases to look at, one of them … Continue reading
America Must Chose in What it Stands for Most The NBA is huge in the US as 15.4 million had watched the finals game this year. Another big thing here in the US is Twitter and the bill of rights. … Continue reading
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