There is one thing about the campus I don’t like. It’s not the traffic, crosswalk or the construction. It’s the fliers.  READ MORE

The recent decision to hold the 2016 Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro (which is, in fact, not Chicago) prompted me to Google search the topic so I could see the logo for the event.  READ MORE

Summer is an especially joyful time for those of us who are still in school. It gives students (at least those who don’t particularly love school) something to look forward to.  READ MORE

An iconic symbol of nostalgia, a staple at pawnshops and thrift stores and the very first medium to store audio: the gramophone record. Today, vinyl records are seen as an archaic medium with a sound that is rife with pops and crackling. Many think they are played by collectors attempting to hear a bygone era, when music wasn’t ones and zeroes stored on hard drives and discs.  READ MORE

An iconic symbol of nostalgia, a staple at pawnshops and thrift stores and the very first medium to store audio: the gramophone record. Today, vinyl records are seen as an archaic medium with a sound that is rife with pops and crackling. Many think they are played by collectors attempting to hear a bygone era, when music wasn’t ones and zeroes stored on hard drives and discs.  READ MORE

Why wait for Dec. 21, 2012, when the end of the planet as we know it might be right around the corner, courtesy of the Large Hadron Collider?  READ MORE

The social networking Web site Twitter is growing as fast as ever, and it doesn’t look like the growth will stop anytime soon.  READ MORE