Should We Be Required to Put Our Phones on Driving Mode While Driving? Journalism November 14, 2017November 17, 2017 Cass Golden November 11/14, 2017 Texting and driving, as well as phone usage as a whole continues to be one of the biggest problems in our country, and probably across the globe. A statistic from the National Safety Council Reports that cell usage while driving, “leads to 1.6 million
How Well Are Standardized Tests Measuring Our Abilities? Journalism October 17, 2017October 25, 2017 Cass Golden October 17, 2017 All around the globe students take some sort of standardized test, at some point in their lifetime, for a multitude of reasons. Some of the most popular standardized tests include the SATs and the ACTs, which are used to help determine if a student is fit
Teenagers with Jobs Journalism September 20, 2017October 4, 2017 Cass Golden September 20,2017 In Massachusetts, you can legally obtain a work permit at the age of fourteen. Most businesses won’t hire a teen that young though, however, that is around the time parents usually start urging their kids to start thinking about where they want to work. According to an
Hurricane Harvey Hits Hard Journalism September 15, 2017September 25, 2017 By: Cassaundra Golden 9/15/17 Last Week, the National Hurricane Center started tracking a storm developing in the Caribbean. As the week progressed the category 5 hurricane named Irma ripped the islands of the Caribbean devastating a number of them. On Sunday afternoon, the hurricane slammed into the Florida Keys. Although over