Last week, the UN gathered for a summit in Glasgow, Scotland to discuss climate change’s effects and how countries can combat them.
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November 14, 2021 No Comment
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Microsoft’s Video Game Empire Expands
April 6, 2021 No Comment
Microsoft has acquired Bethesda, one of the great video game developers that specializes in stories beyond our world
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Augmented Reality
November 28, 2020 No Comment
The search for an alternative to in person work and education has led to the increased use of technologies, which has brought AR to the forefront
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Social Media Activism and Generation Z
February 4, 2020 No Comment
It's seven in the morning on a school day. You should be getting out of bed, but you don't quite feel like it, so you reach for my phone and start scrolling through your notifications.
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Guided Meditation – For the Deaf?
February 4, 2020 No Comment
Oftentimes, people struggle to cope with the busy, fast-paced world we are living in. Thousands of cars horn at each other on the streets, the heavy workload from work or school never seems to end, and most importantly people are on their screens for an excessive amount of time every day.
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Advertising to Kids: A Dangerous Reality
November 11, 2019 No Comment
Advertising to kids is a dangerous, but effective strategy for companies to target a vulnerable group of people. This advertising can be blatant, but alos descirit. This strategy only highlights the positive aspects of the products and draws attention to certain aspects of product or experience.
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Flight Lavatory Issues
October 22, 2019 No Comment
On Oct. 18th, a Chinese movie called Chinese Captain was released in the USA. In the movie, one particular scene caused some controversies
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Huawei’s Continuing Push of Self-Reliance
September 23, 2019 No Comment
Huawei has seen its fair share of opposition from the U.S. government and market. While President Donald Trump made the decision to cut off Huawei from U.S. technologies, the Chinese technology company continues to press on with its “U.S. Independence” plan.
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Wind Power’s Significance to Our Future
April 22, 2019 2 Comments
Will wind power become a key factor for our so planned “green” future? With global warming not seeming to stop, more and more people are starting to care about our planet every day. Although fossil fuel power stations have been our major source for electricity, due to their greenhouse emissions, they are not considered viable […]
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Future of the MAX Series
April 8, 2019 1 Comment
On March 13, 2019, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States would ground all Boeing 737 Max 8 and 9 jets. This was in response to the Lion Air and Ethiopian Air crashes, which happened only five months apart. The U.S. was actually one of the last countries to do so, being behind […]
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