Should Cell Phones be Banned in Classrooms?
In this day and age, cell phones have become completely normal, and you rarely hear of someone who doesn’t own a cell phone and who
Year: 2020
The Scoop on Brexit
It isn’t easy for a country to break away from a union it has been a part of since 1973, but that’s exactly what happened
Must-Have Items in an Emergency Situation
Americans have always been fascinated with survival situations, whether they are triggered by nuclear warfare, a catastrophic disease, or some other kind of huge, horrible
Famous Unsolved Crimes
Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, Mary Higgens Clark-they all have contributed significantly to the mystery genre of literature, weaving fascinating tales of criminals and their
What is the Ides of March?
Every year when March 15 rolls around, it seems that the phrase “Ides of March” once again becomes popular. Friends, family members, and coworkers dispense
Staycation ideas to keep the kids happy – until school starts!
Between airfares, car rentals, gas, hotels, food, and admission fees, the costs of a family vacation can quickly add up. So if you’re on a
Why Mid-century Modern is so Popular
Unless you’re oblivious to interior design trends or you’ve been living off grid for a couple of years, you’re probably quite familiar with the term
Taking it Back: Auto Repossession
You did it. You bought your first car, on your own. You didn’t need a co-signer and you’re incredibly proud of yourself. Congratulations, you should
The Importance of B2B Marketing Relationships
Relationships are of the utmost importance in nearly every facet of our lives, but especially in the business world. Our relationships are what get us
Do We Need to Slow Down?
Have you ever taken a trip to the Southern states and reveled in their way of life? There’s no rush, no hurried pace at which