The Evolution of Santa Claus Journalism December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 The Evolution of Santa Claus By: Sarah Greeley December 4, 2018 Every year during Christmas time, most kids all around the world know who Santa Claus is. But Santa Claus has a big history all on his own. The past Santa Claus all the way back to the third century is very different
Top 7 Songs of Week September 29, 2018 Journalism September 25, 2018October 15, 2018 Top 7 Songs of Week September 29, 2018 By: Sarah Greeley 9/25/18 These songs are all according to the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, but slimed down to the first seven songs. Girls Like You- Maroon 5 ft. Cardi B: This song was number two last week and is now number one this week.
This Doctor Can Feel His Patient’s Pain Journalism May 11, 2018June 14, 2018 This Doctor Can Feel His Patient’s Pain Sarah Greeley, May 2, 2018 At Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Joe Salinas has a neurological trait called mirror-touch. He has the ability to touch and feel the emotional and physical pain and experiences of his patients. Mirror-touch is still a medical mystery and no one
Gun control and arming teachers Journalism March 12, 2018 Sarah Greeley February 28, 2018 After the saddening high school shooting in Florida, the state lawmakers and governor are trying to loosen the restrictions on guns. People involved in the State House and Senate signed a package of bills stating that the lowest age to purchase a firearm would be from
Scientists Report That This Brain Implant Improves Memory Journalism February 7, 2018February 27, 2018 By: Sarah Greeley February 7, 2018 A brain implant that scientists have developed boosts memory and is said to treat dementia, brain injuries and other problems that negatively affect the memory. The implant works sending electrical pulses to help the brain when it’s having trouble storing new information. The research for the