In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court declared abortion legal in the United States. While this decision is regarded as a landmark in U.S. legal history, it wreaks of questionable methods of Constitutional

In my senior year of high school, the most engrossing and difficult assignment was a full length research paper on the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court case. What surprised me was that they were not looking

There are three stages to editing. Macro, micro, and line edits. Each serves a definitive and important purpose when prepping a book for publication. Round 1: Macro In this round, large issues such as

Cartoon Network canceled Young Justice in 2013. Fans were in righteous uproar, especially considering the cliffhangers and unresolved plotlines. Since that time, fans have been calling for another season.

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The story of Thomas Chatterton is most certainly a curious one. His posthumous success as a poetic revolutionary is one mark of the sad tale to be spun. Chatterton was born on the 20th of November, 1752.

Imagine three high-school students in a public (AKA government) school. One of these children aspires to become a novelist, one a farmer, and one a neurosurgeon. How is the American educational system

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For anyone looking to publish a book, this an all too familiar argument. But what is truly better? In this age of the internet and easier marketing, will the self-publishing industry ultimately take over?

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