On Monday, June 25, the Wall Street Journal had a special section on education. A debate featured the argument that too many people are going to college, that the Academy is not an experience for all people as it seems to be today, and that many people don’t have the intelligence to benefit from an […]
A new article in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) describes the relationship between dark chocolate and heart attacks. The article is called “The effectiveness and cost effectiveness of dark chocolate consumption as prevention therapy in people at high risk of cardiovascular disease.” The authors are Ella Zomer, PhD student, Alice Owen, senior research fellow, Dianna […]
A rock hit my windshield. It left two little chips with cracks radiating like spider legs, and I thought, “This time I am not going to ignore this.” The last time cost me a couple of hundred dollars. One day a tiny rock chip became a crack that ran from one side of the windshield […]
