Fifty Shades. We’ve all heard of it. Since the book was published, it has sold more than 100 million copies, been translated into 52 languages, and, according to DailyMail.com, “has beaten JK Rowling and Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown to the UK record” for the fastest selling paperback. Now with the film adaptation in… Read More Curious? I’ll Pass
Bullying in the American education system has, is, and always will be a significant problem to students and staff alike. Kids being laughed at, or made fun of because of choices they have made, or ridiculed for things they may not be able to control has been something that students find hard living with, and… Read More LHS Making a Way for LGBT Acceptance
When you think of the idea of “feminism”, what immediately comes to mind? Perhaps you recall reading about the life of Susan B. Anthony who protested for women’s suffrage in the 19th century, or maybe Beyoncé on stage during the VMAs with “FEMINIST” on the giant widescreen behind her. You might think about recent social… Read More What is Feminism?
Everyone’s seen the headlines, heard the news broadcasts, and felt at least a little taken aback by the severity of the recent Ebola outbreak in West Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Criticism on not doing enough to keep the disease from coming into the United States, media outlets criticizing each other for… Read More What You Need to Know About Ebola
This summer, millions of people around the world poured buckets of ice-cold water on themselves for one of the most recent and effective fundraising phenomenons: the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. On a given day, anyone could scroll through a Facebook or Twitter feed to see it dominated by friends, families, celebrities, sports teams, and… Read More To “Strike Out” Lou Gehrig’s Disease
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