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Ever since the printing press was invented, reproducing books became faster, easier, and cheaper. As a result, more people gained access to literature, letting them read the works that only the rich could afford. It was a big step in the spreading of ideas, and its availability encouraged people to learn and read more. Sadly,
A single dad made a buzz on Twitter after asking her daughter for fashion advice for an upcoming date. His daughter, Carli Saville thought it’s cute so she posted some photos of his father wearing different outfits with the caption: “Life with a single dad, asking for advice on date outfits. My heart.” After posting
The incredible power of social media is proven once again by the story below, where one tweet was all it took to make a Texas donut shop owner smile. On March 9, Billy By’s dad opened his donut shop in Missouri City, Texas. Boasting of newly painted sunny interiors, a “grand opening” tarpaulin displayed at
People with disabilities have a tendency to feel vulnerable and excluded, especially in an environment where their needs aren’t catered properly and where people have a limited understanding of their condition. Firefighter Mike Rheault was completely aware of this, which is why when he encountered a non-verbal child one night when he was on duty, he
The King of Pop Michael Jackson released one of his award-winning song Thriller on the year 1982. But more than three decades later, the upbeat and electrifying music of Michael Jackson rocked the grounds of the Collegiate Challenge in the Convention Center of Anaheim, California. The audience and performers present on the convention center cheered their
Eric’s grandmother is well known in the neighborhood for having a big heart for stray cats. His grandmother simply loves cats that she could not find it in her heart not to take care of them whenever she could. Thus, it is no strange to find fresh milk, water, food, and cushions strategically placed in front of her
Finding the perfect balance to juggle both the academic life and sports life is not easy. After all, it takes a lot of discipline and dedication to attend a full day of classes and add more than 2 hours of strenuous activity for practice. Thus, a student-athlete life is not really for the faint heart.
Maintaining a place of our own, paying for our own bills, keeping up with a job to sustain our needs, all of these are part of being an adult. If asked about their favorite childhood memory, I bet most adults would answer with ‘not paying bills.’ And as ridiculous as it sounds, it sure is