Many people take a close look at the list of ingredients on packages of food they buy. Whether they want to check for added sugar, gluten content, egg ingredients, artificial colorings, MSG, etc., people are becoming more and more educated and concerned about what they’re putting into their bodies. That’s why it’s always disconcerting to […]
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If you want to live a comfortable retirement, pay for your children’s college tuition, buy a vacation house, or enjoy any of the other creature comforts that many people today have come to expect, you have to invest your money. Chances are that you’re not going to work till you die, so you can’t expect […]
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After a series of public relations crises over user privacy and censorship, Facebook dropped 19 percent and lost $120 billion of market value in a single day on July 26, taking the biggest hit in US stock market history. MarketWatch reported that the company had “lower-than-expected quarterly revenue, slowing user growth and weak guidance.” As […]
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While the title of this article may point to the ethics of mandatory attendance laws regarding students enrolled in public education, the real topic at hand is an even broader question – is traditional brick-and-mortar schooling still necessary today and in the age of automation and technological improvement? In a recent survey of college students, […]
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