Opinion
I will never say never (again)
You would have though, after 45 years of consistently being proven wrong on a nearly daily basis, I would have learned to “never say never.̶...
An evolutionary feat
Most, if not all of humanity strives for the next big thing. We are constantly evolving in different aspects of everyday life, so how is it surprising...
Reading is a human right
Children and adults in all countries around the globe deserve to be able to read. Literacy is a fundamental human right.Literacy for AllThe United Nat...
Editorial leads court to make changes
To the Editor: Several months ago, an article appeared in the Troy Daily News authored by Dr. Donald C. Hubin. The premise of Dr. Hubin’s articl...
Privacy and freedom on the internet
How many times have you searched for something on Google and almost immediately after searching, returned to your social media account, only to see mu...
Technology’s effect on social behavior
Social media is now a part of each American’s daily life. According to MIT Technology Review, Americans spend over 24 hours a week on their phon...
The folly of conspiracy theories
For many, many years, ever since their happenings in 1969, the space landings have been the source of outrageous conspiracy theories and accusations, ...
Privacy is a thing of the past
In an age of technology and social media, privacy is a thing of the past. When it comes to social media, your lives are virtually transparent. Interne...
Terrorism in our world today
The biggest problem facing America today is not inequality, or immigration, it is stillterrorism and no one is doing anything about it. Terrorism has ...
Big bribes for big colleges
For most colleges, admission to get in for students means, having a certain GPA, good attendance, good SAT or ACT scores, and many good personal activ...
