VOTING IN THE UNITED STATES So you may be wondering: what does voting do for me and how do I know that my vote makes a difference? So this post is going to be a little different. It’s a conversation between two of the bloggers, Elana and Adi…here goes nothing! “Let us never forget […]
Ebola. Did you shiver? I definitely did a little bit. But why are we Americans so afraid of Ebola? Who is Ebola really affecting? West Africans. Want to know why we’re so afraid? Watch this 2-minute video: The Difference Between US and UK Ebola News Coverage (YouTube) So what exactly is Ebola and what does it look […]
A – M – E – R – I – C – A Don’t you feel as though you should start singing West-Side Story’s “America” – “I want to live in America,” or is that just me? “Okay by me in America . . . Everything free in America . . .” Sing with me […]
I was planning to visit a few galleries this week; I did my research, prepared my notebook, and got my MetroCard ready. My body, however, had other plans, and I woke up on Friday with a major cold. Headache, sore … Continue reading →
What does Tevatron closure mean for big US science? (BBC) This past summer, I tuned into a live broadcast of the final launch of NASA’s shuttle program while I was at work. It was one of the few times I actually waited to watch an amazing event like a space launch. A few weeks later, […]
