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One of the best parts of having your own website is being able to spread the word about things you believe in.
I rarely post about anything political, and for future reference, I rarely will, but I came across a site a few months ago that I think might strike a chord with some of […]
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I know this story is about 24 hours old, but I had to post something about it.
What happens when you don’t give credit when credit is due?
If you are presidential hopeful John McCain you get your MySpace profile hacked. Mike Davidson, CEO of Newsvine, decided to take matters into his own hands when he […]
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The U.S. government would like to begin testing what a college student learns during the course of their education. The secretary of education, Margaret Spellings, will be meeting with college leaders later this month to “discuss the findings of Commission on the Future of Higher Education and it’s plan to assess learning through one […]
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This is an excerpt from an article written by one of my friends at NewsVine.
As observed by writer Gar Smith in the environmental magazine The Edge , in the U.S.’s “230 years of existence, there have been only 31 years in which US troops were not actively engaged in significant armed adventures on […]
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From Salon.com, March 7th, 2007:
As thousands of burned-out soldiers prepare to return to Iraq to fill President Bush’s unwelcome call for at least 20,000 more troops, I can’t help wondering what the women among those troops will have to face. And I don’t mean only the hardships of war, the killing of civilians, the […]
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