Articles by Dan Lewis

    When it comes to academic research, especially when science or statistics are involved, the [...]

Major sporting events don’t want objects flying around the stands or onto the field. That sounds like a [...]

    There are t*enty-si* letters in the English alphabet. Children in the United States and points [...]

It’s the early 1800s. You’re a British subject, sailing around the world, bouncing around the [...]

The Nobel Prizes are named for Alfred Nobel, a Swedish chemist and inventor (pictured) who, over the course [...]

    Prince Edward Island is tiny. It is the smallest, geographically, of Canada’s ten [...]

“Pep the Black,” some called him. He was an accused murderer, allegedly having taken the life of [...]

In the early 1700s, somewhere in the state of New York, the world was introduced to Esopus Spitzenburg. The [...]

    Rank the world’s nations by per-capita GDP, and you’ll find the Eastern European [...]

The state is nothing but a suburb of the two metropolitan cities, New York and Philadelphia.” [...]