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Starting something incredible! …With Prom Night!

By On April 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment

 

This article came out the beginning of April 2013. “CNN: Wilcox County Segregated Proms Will Continue“. In summary, the school there still has segregated proms, but four girls are attempting for the first time in the community’s history to have a integrated prom.

First, I want to applaud Stephanie Sinnot, Mareshia [...]

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The U.S. Constitution and Higher Education

By On January 27, 2013 · Leave a Comment

There seems to be a growing number of Constitutional scholars who want to talk about the U.S. Constitution as a “living document”. When the framers of the United States of America wrote the Constitution, they did so to limit the  abuse of power that they had seen in Europe, specifically England. There are many parts [...]

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Starting something big!

By On November 11, 2012 · Leave a Comment

While I don’t usually post political things on my blog, these people are attempting to start something really big! That is something that I can admire even if it means they all do prison time for treason. Recently, some people seem to believe that the United States of America isn’t so united anymore. One state [...]

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Don’t let your feelings dictate your reality!

By On October 30, 2012 · Leave a Comment

It is so easy to let our feelings govern us. This weekend, I was sick. I felt lousy. I didn’t go anywhere and my greatest accomplishments were getting laundry and dishes done and keeping up with assignments in my classes. None of the big plans on my “to do list” for the weekend got done. [...]

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Is it worth the scandal?

By On October 25, 2012 · Leave a Comment

You may have never heard of Diederik Stapel unless you are working in the world of social psychology, but he was a professor at Tilburg University in Holland until a few years ago. It seems that over the course of his career he wasn’t always truthful in where his research data came [...]

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