Articles by Dan Lewis

The song is iconic.  “Happy birthday to you,” twice.  “Happy birthday” (again) [...]

    About a week ago, the NHL’s Boston Bruins won the league’s playoffs, taking home [...]

    There is an iconic, three minute segment of Schoolhouse Rock which teaches kids (and, we bet, [...]

Hundreds of them have been discovered — in England; throughout France and Germany; and extending into [...]

It is a generic, common hypothetical ethics question. You and four others are stranded on a desert island, in [...]

Try and recall the last dream you remember. Perhaps the facts and circumstances are hazy, but how about the [...]

The Earth’s oceans have five major gyres — systems of rotating ocean currents which spiral, [...]

The animals we refer to as bats (“microbats,” really) are nocturnal animals — they sleep [...]

Plastic. It’s the one-word term used by many to mean “credit card” — because in [...]

In 1910, a play by the title of Pomander Walk debuted in New York City.  Pomander Walk took place on a [...]