October of this year marked the 70th birthday of one of the most influential people
of the 20th century. Unfortunately, he’ s been dead for almost 30 years. John Lennon,
lead singer of the Beatles and later solo artist, was bo...
In 2004, researchers came across an unusual creature in the marshes of the Lac Alaotra wetlands while exploring central eastern Madagascar. After 6 years in the lab, testing to determine whether or not it was a unique species,...
Muslim groups across the globe are “fired up” over a small church’s canceled plans to burn copies of the Quran.
Controversy arose when Pastor Terry Jones of the tiny Christian Dove World Outreach Center planned to burn...
How dependent are you on social media networks? Do you access them just a few times a week in order to send your friends a quick message, or are social media networks your primary method of communication for group projects and...
On July 31, 2009 Sarah Shourd, fiancé Shane Bauer, and Josh Fattal were on a hiking trip and crossed an unmarked Iranian border. The three are humanitarian workers who each worked in different fields. Shourd was teaching English...
America is known for many things, particularly freedom of religion. Recently, there has been controversy surrounding plans to build a mosque only a few blocks away from Ground Zero. What many don’t know is that atop of what...
In what may be the single most stunning event of the 2010 primaries, Christine O’Donnell defeated Mike Castle in the Delaware Republican senatorial primary on Tuesday, September 14th. Mr. Castle, a former governor and nine-t...
In Camden NJ, a crisis is forming right in front of our eyes. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Camden Library System is closing all three of its libraries and dismissing all 21 employees due to budget cuts. Mayor Dana...
Although students may not have been tuned into school over summer vacation, the Lower Merion School District administrators and teachers definitely were. This past June marked the end of the five-year staff contract that began...
In June of 2004, the School Board authorized a contract with DWKCB Architects, Inc. for the design of the new high school facilities. Six years later, Lower Merion students walked through the doors of their brand new building....
