Venturing down many rabbit holes

March 11, 2021 · 0 Comments

by Mark Pavilons For decades, humans have been aware of the existence of black holes in the universe. These all-consuming regions pull in everything in ...

Part Two – Language Lessons

by SHERALYN ROMAN It seems last week’s lesson in language brought to light some troubling omissions. Not content to wait until the 2022 edition of ...

Texas, Rossby Waves, and Wave-7

by GWYNNE DYER Texas puts out more carbon dioxide than any other US state, so there was some innocent amusement to be had from the ...

Addressing poverty can’t come soon enough

by Mark Pavilons “Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice. It is the protection of a fundamental human ...

Seasons of Learning

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir A year ago this month, we really didn’t know where we stood. We knew there was something coming but we ...

Pokemon is celebrating its 25th anniversary

By Robert Belardi OPINION When I was just a boy I remember receiving my first handheld system that I could call my own. I had ...

A Lesson in Language

by SHERALYN ROMAN Annually, several of the larger purveyors of dictionaries release lists of new words that will be added to dictionaries moving forward. It’s ...

The digital age

by BRIAN LOCKHART Over the past month, the auto industry in North America had a bit of a rough time. Several automakers had to shut ...

Pandemic has sparked innovations

by Mark Pavilons Human history is filled with some very amazing accomplishments. It seems that some of our greatest achievements arise out of the ashes ...