Opening Insights What is the state of academia and who saw thIn a Guardian Article, Terry Eagleton discusses that: "Academia has become a servant of the status quo. Its malaise runs so much deeper than [...]
Opening Insights: To Kneel or Not to Kneel We are living in bizarre times, as Charles Dickens said: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." The great debate of: to [...]
Opening Insights: The SEAL of Approval Some of us have the opportunity to grow up, others have the opportunity to learn how a little later in life... In a memorable address Naval William Admiral McRaven [...]
Opening Insights: A Voice From the Sky An Akron Beacon Journal article written by Teresa Cottom dated October 11, 2017, describes the hair-raising account of an Akron couple who witnessed a “mysterious white drone” attempt [...]
Opening Insights: Separating Church and State Associated Press writer Russell Contreras contributed to a report from Albuquerque, New Mexico about the new wave of legislation coming down the pipeline. Legislatures continue pushing to remove Judeo-Christian [...]
Opening Insights: Reality Check? I don't care what you think unless it is about me. KURT COBAIN Are you one of the many people who has experienced and thought of the millennial generation as being [...]
Opening Insights: Social Media is Responsible According to Cornell Law School, Eggshell Skull Rule is a: Doctrine that makes a defendant liable for the plaintiff's unforeseeable and uncommon reactions to the defendant's negligent or intentional [...]
Opening Insights: How? People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from [...]
Opening Insights: Our Brave New World In an article published by The Telegraph, Henry Bodkin described the frightening Brave New World that is fast approaching. The world in which children will learn from machines that [...]
Opening Insights: Federal Thinking About Addiction Till 1933 alcohol was prohibited by law in the U.S. Today there is no question that alcoholism is rampant within the country. We can argue that access and social [...]
Opening Insights: Degrees as Debts, Not Assets What was once a privileged and a compounding asset is today a compounding debt, with little to no intrinsic value as evidence by the state of our economy [...]
Opening Insights: Digital Revolution Unfortunately, the clock is ticking, the hours are going by. The past increases, the future recedes. Possibilities decreasing, regrets mounting. HARUKI MURAKAMI Digital transformation is happening, we can either catch the [...]
Opening Insights: Robosexual? Are we echoing in a new era of hedonistic and decadence, failing to learn from the Roman times? Are we watching the Brave New World unfold where monogamy is not only discouraged, but [...]
Opening Insights: Principles and Communication In 2017 amidst student chaos and protests, Ben Shapiro was invited as a Guest Speaker to UC Berkeley. During his talk he was asked by a student to defend his [...]
Opening Insights: Murdoch vs. Facebook While many have demonized Rupert Murdoch over the years, the truth and integrity of the man have often been overshadowed by his cunning business strategy and celebrity presence. The world [...]
Opening Insights: Making Sen$e In a 2012 report on the show "Making Sen$e" by Paul Solman explored “Man vs. Machine.” In this report he examined the future of the American worker and asked the question: Will Human [...]
Opening Insights: A Frightening Future Many people have warned us! Some of us have listened. Some of us have heard. Yet, few of us have taken action to stop the trend. Warnings alone do little [...]
Opening Insights: How Many Emotions? We are a very feeling/emotional driven world, at least we have been socially engineered to be. Our vulnerability to emotion has been used on a macro (government, media, entertainment, marketing and [...]
Opening Insights: Reality of War, Taxes and Government Paul Harvey Aurandt (September 4, 1918 – February 28, 2009), better known as Paul Harvey, was an American radio broadcaster for the ABC Radio Networks. He was [...]
Opening Insights: Leaders are Trained, Not Born Communication is an important part of life, however, the art of speaking and communicating is quickly becoming a lost art in our current generations. Communication is an art [...]
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