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American Education Pro

America’s education is something many people take for granted. Growing up in the United States made me believe that...

American Education Pro
posted on: Sep 5, 2011 | author: Sharon Li

Down the Slippery Slope of Oil

I would like to preface this article by admitting that I am from the Niger Delta (as in born and raised there, all my...

Down the Slippery Slope of Oil
posted on: Sep 1, 2011 | author: Onome Uwhuba

Voo-Doo, Herbs and Science: a merging...

A long time ago, when I still entertained dreams of being a chemist—before my meeting with organic chemistry killed...

Voo-Doo, Herbs and Science: a merging of minds?
posted on: Aug 31, 2011 | author: Onome Uwhuba

The Forgotten Child Killer

Pneumonia. When this word is mentioned in Canada, there is an immediate assumption towards it being an affliction of...

The Forgotten Child Killer
posted on: Aug 31, 2011 | author: Karen Ngo

Somalia Republic

The Somali Republic is a small country in the eastern part of Africa. It’s bordered by Djibouti, Kenya, Ethiopia,...

Somalia Republic
posted on: Aug 27, 2011 | author: Sharon Li

Toilet.

Some of the best jokes are often about toilets, and what goes on within (or without) them. However, 40% of the world...

Toilet.
posted on: Aug 27, 2011 | author: Onome Uwhuba

Kenya 27: For Good

** This is an excerpt from my journal on my journey to Kenya this summer. Some names have been altered or omitted to...

Kenya 27: For Good
posted on: Aug 25, 2011 | author: Joy Liu

Kenya 26: Masai Mara

** This is an excerpt from my journal on my journey to Kenya this summer. Some names have been altered or omitted to...

Kenya 26: Masai Mara
posted on: Aug 25, 2011 | author: Joy Liu

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