January 9, 2017 0 Do Cheering Fans Help Us Do Better? Let’s Ask Some Roaches Imagine a world-class sprinter running in an empty stadium with nothing but the cameras quietly broadcasting [...]
January 6, 2017 0 Lighting Up the Switchboards In 2002, the “reality” TV show American Idol took the United States by storm. The show, a hardly-subtle [...]
January 5, 2017 0 The People That Have No Rights For most of us, the world surrounding us would be hard to talk about if we didn’t place ourselves in the [...]
January 4, 2017 0 McRefugees Hong Kong is home to more than seven million people and is one of the wealthiest places in the world — [...]
January 3, 2017 0 The Lobster War Admiralty and maritime law is a complicated field, one which is still emerging. In 1984 — hardly a long [...]
December 29, 2016 0 Top Billing If you’re making a movie, you probably want it to be as realistic as possible. Props are a critical [...]
December 27, 2016 0 Selling a Better Way to Shop Pictured above is a shopping cart — a generic one you’d see like the one at your local grocery [...]
December 23, 2016 0 The Weekender, December 23, 2016 1) “Homer and Harold” (The Marshall Project, 23 minutes, December 2016). As the sub-head notes, [...]
December 22, 2016 0 How Paying Attention in Elementary School Can Save Lives On December 26, 2004, a 9.1 to 9.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Indian Ocean off the coast of Sumatra. The [...]
December 21, 2016 0 Japan’s Lucky Break It’s a trend that’s recently taken American grocery stores by storm: limited-edition and [...]