Thursday, March 5 2026

Geronimo: A Native American Legend

Kameron McMillion 296 0

                                        Geronimo Legend   Now the legend I will tell you, includes my ancestors. One of the names of them is […]

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Series I of III: The Vivid colors of Yellow, Blue and Red roams the South Florida streets

icavero 353 0

The Colombian culture in Miami, Florida has grown tremendously over the past two decades. Colombia is located in the northwest corner of South America and is about three times the size of Montana. The country has a highly diverse population […]

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Metail’s Virtual Fitting Room Enhances Online Shopping

Janelle Patrick 242 0

Online shopping can be a tricky process. You find an outfit you want, but can’t imagine what it will look like on you or which size is right. And while a model demonstrating clothes is better than a mannequin, it […]

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The Truth about Videogames and Violence

Marissa Isgreen 130 0

The United States has endured another school shooting, this time in Washington State. It didn’t take long before the who, what, when, and where were solidified. Now the media will ask why. Inevitably, video games will become an explanation. Call […]

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VISUAL: American Obsession with “Survivor,” Reality TV

Bet Llavador 206 0

One of the first and most famous reality shows that kick-started the reality TV scene in the early 2000s in the United States was Survivor. After 28 seasons, the show maintains a committed and growing audience. So why are Americans […]

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A Look at Body Shaming around the world

Courtney Noonan 576 0

It’s easy to attribute negative body image, eating disorders, and insecurity to outside influences. Sure, the relentless worship of a size 0 figure in popular culture sends a negative message to society, but we ultimately decide if we let such […]

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Five of the Most-Asked Relationship Questions

Olivia Charlet 118 0

Daphna Levy is a relationship expert who has spent years guiding others through coaching, workshops and seminars. This experience and her studies helped her write the book “Picking Right, The Single’s Guide to Finding the Right Match”.  After reading and reviewing her […]

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My Native American Culture (Part 3)

Kameron McMillion 114 0

Jobs The jobs that the Chiricahua Apache people had are also much different than what people have today. The moms and dads of the tribe had a lot of responsibility. The woman, or moms, were in charge of the homes. […]

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