The Christmas Day Success of the NBA Schedule
One of the most important dates on the NBA calendar every year is Christmas Day and this year was no different than years in the
The NBA is Back with a Season-Opening Double Header
The start of the NBA season has taken place and two marquee games were played on the evening of December 22 to get us going.
Are Standardized Tests Losing Their Merit?
High school students are required to take the ACT and the SAT, and younger students often take state tests to pass onto the next grade.
Why Can’t We Keep Our New Year’s Resolutions?
The symbol that New Year’s celebrations bring us is beautiful. At the end of December, we turn the calendar to January and start a new
Practice More Kindness to Others in Your Life
Does it hurt you to practice kindness? Do you remember the Golden Rule and what it means? When you’re kinder to others they will do
Be Mindful of Your Friends’ Feelings During the Holidays
Lights, decorations, and presents are all part of the holiday season, but many people have feelings of negativity during this time of year.
Trends that are Sure to Change Consumerism in 2021
2020 was certainly a tough year for retailers and consumerism is sure to continue to change as we move toward the 2021 calendar year.
Make Gratitude Part of Your Holiday Tradition
A daily affirmation of gratitude could not only get your December started right, you could easily carry it into 2021 as part of a great
No NFL Sympathy for the Denver Broncos
COVID-19 has made things more interesting in the NFL this year, and that’s probably the understatement of the season.
Why do COVID-19 Patients Lose Their Taste and Smell?
For most of 2020, everyone has been told to watch carefully for symptoms of COVID-19: a cough, fatigue, muscle aches, a fever.