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What’s on the Ballot in California?- Part 1
There is more to this year’s election than selecting the President of the United States. (There is also more than just Mitt Romney and Barack Obama on the ballot as well but that’s another discussion...
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What’s on the Ballot in California?- Part 2
There is more to this year’s election than selecting the President of the United States. (There is also more than just Mitt Romney and Barack Obama on the ballot as well but that’s another discussion...
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A Youthful Voice
I was armed with my laptop streaming live coverage of the event through various web and news sites, I listened to my phone streaming special live coverage from NPR, and I kept in touch with friends...
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Passage of Prop 30 Is Giving You Back Your Money
California university and college students–parents of those California university and college students. Remember at the beginning of this academic school year when you had to pay more tuition because...
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Women and Politics
“I didn’t run to make history, I ran to make a difference,” said Wisconsin’s newly elected female and first openly gay person elected to the U.S. Senate, Rep. Tammy Baldwin, but it’s probably safe to...
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Education and Innovation: Why We Should Invest More in Our Schools
Gaze up into the dark velvet blanket of sky that is decorated with an arrangement of shimmering diamonds. What appears before you is just the front door to the rest of an entire unknown universe. The...
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Cal Poly Pomona Student’s Alleged Threats against LA Schools
Kyle Bangayan voa Facebook Re-posted from Uloop news. In the wake of one of the most violent and heinous crimes in our nation, Cal Poly Pomona student, Kyle Bangayan, 24, was brought to the attention...
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High-tech Education in Obama’s State of the Union Address
As published by Examiner.com Propositions for pushing better strategies for climate control, the discussion of gun laws and immigration reform were just some of the topics President Obama spoke about...
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How Technology Will Impact Higher Education
As published by Examiner.com Smart phones, tablets, laptops and social media have changed the way we function in our lives and in society. They have made connecting with people and the world around us...
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Women Through the Eyes of Religion
As Published in Miss Millennia Magazine There are many questions in our universe that are left unanswered, and there are images tucked away in the cosmos still yet to be seen. Humans live their lives...
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The Religious Left
As published in Miss Millennia Magazine. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton eloquently delivered her passionate opinion endorsing gay marriage on Monday. Republican Senator, Rob Portman of...
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April Is National Autism Awareness Month
As published on Miss Millennia Magazine. In recent times it seems as though more children are being diagnosed with autism and, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...
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Massive Online Classes A Distraction?
I keep a tab open on my laptop that tracks higher education updates on Google News. The majority of the time I become frustrated with articles about budget cuts and opinions on the infamous question of...
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I’m A Feminist, But I Don’t Burn My Bra
The common misconception about modern-day feminists is this outdated visual of a female middle-class flower-child with unruly long hair and no shoes setting fire to her bra on the street in protest....
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In The Aftermath of the Trayvon Martin Case
As Published in Miss Millennia Magazine The “death of Trayvon Martin was a tragedy,” said President Barack Obama in a statement a day after the verdict in the George Zimmerman on CNN. “Not just for...
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Flying Over The Atlantic
Why We Still Need Strong Female Role Models As Published by Miss Millennia Magazine “I am sure he said to himself, ‘Watch me make them scamper,’” she said. She stood her ground as the aircraft came...
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The Biggest Issues Generation Y Faces Today
As Published In Miss Millennia Magazine Generation Y is unlike any other generation in our history. With a touch of a button, and the switching on of a mobile cellular device, we are instantaneously...
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Going Into the Wild
It was early morning. I stuffed a few changes of clothes, some camping supplies and plenty of water into a backpack and rolled up sleeping bag that is said to help a person withstand temperatures below...
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“I” is for Irresponsible
At the start of its new fiscal year, October 1, 2013, the United States government shutdown affecting every government program, halting aid, services and forces closures and furloughs on government...
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“O” is for Oppression
Writers of Kern Blogging Challenge (A-Z) I was on the phone the other day with a friend who was talking about someone who had made some abhorrently racist remarks about a style of dress that was...
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