When I was young, I struggled with math. It was always taught in a language-heavy way, and I'm dyslexic, so that didn't work out too well for me. Eventually, my dad tried something that got me over those language barriers. He drew pictures of what the words and the symbols were trying to convey.
As technology penetrates our lives even further, we must realize that it is a tool that can be used to our benefit; it must not become a detriment to our own well-being. We can use it to enjoy or learn from others, but realize that there is much more to it than meets the eye.
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As the world marvels at the athletic prowess on display at the Olympic Games, many people are also talking about the breathtaking photography coming out of London.
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The 79th annual Fete du Citron in Menton, France, starts today. Known as "The Pearl of France," the sleepy town on the French Riviera comes alive once...
Last week, a furry creature by the name of Punxsutawney Phil predicted the weather, a festival in China marked the beginning of the Lunar New Year and...
Last week, Claire Danes was presented the "Woman of the Year" award by Harvard University, Bob Dylan exhibited a different side of his artistic talent...
Today marks the would-be 256th birthday of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Throughout his life, Mozart created more than 600 classical pieces. Thoug...
The New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia describes an exorcism as "the act of driving out, or warding off, demons, or evil spirits, from persons, places, ...
Last week, a little festival called Sundance brought Robert Redford and Taylor Swift together, and Lil Jon and the slopes together. Click on for more ...
Ah, the Facebook argument. People have been fighting about inane things on the Internet for years, but Facebook adds the unique privilege of being tie...
Exchanging Christmas cards each year with rarely seen friends and extended family always brings the annual revelations of photographs. Infants suddenl...
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This week, we study destruction and renewal: A Bollywood legend dies, Will and Kate are reborn, a stage collapses and the cycle continues. Hello world...
On August 6, 1945, Yoshito Matsushige wandered around Hiroshima for ten hours, carrying one of the few cameras that survived the atomic bombing and two rolls of film with twenty-four possible exposures.
This week, Nicki Minaj shows a little too much, a giant woman sits in the water in Hamburg, men order beers with their pants down, and more. The pictu...