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Radio ads and you
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We live in a world in which we are bombarded by mass media messages and advertisements.
When you watch television, your show is halted every fifteen minutes or so for advertisments, never mind all...
The art of paying attention
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One fateful Wednesday afternoon, I decided to sit in on my best friend’s biology lecture. I’ll admit I was looking for a way to completely avoid doing my math assignment that was due the...
The philosophy of stress
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You have two 5,000 word essays to write, six assignments to hand in, 10 chapters to read and it’s all due tomorrow.
Here comes the stress.
The easiest way to avoid this stress would be...
Sex and the Campus
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t’s late at night, you’ve finally finished everything you wanted to, or can do, in one day and you’re finally letting yourself get to bed. The phone is charging on your night table, everything...
Net Neutrality and Internet censorship
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It’s not often that a technology as radical, accessible and world changing as the Internet comes to be. It’s even more rare that the technology allows its users shape it to their needs from...
Blame the Butterflies
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The “butterfly effect” is based on the statement “a butterfly flapping its wings in (insert place A) can cause a hurricane/tornado/etc. in (insert place B, which is far away from place A).”
In theory it...
Delicious DNA
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Fans of the classic 1971 film, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, will recall that each of the children on the factory tour were enlisted by the conniving Mr. Slugworth to steal Wonka’s trade...
