Tag Archives: youth

Don’t Get Mad. Who is Paul McCartney Twitter Trend Is Just Us, Years Later

Posted on February 13, 2012 by

Why the supercilious response to the #whoispaulmccartney hash tag on Twitter reflects negatively on the adults — not the kids who are just being us, years later. Continue reading →

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Veterans’ Memories Another Casualty of War

Posted on November 10, 2011 by

Whether we make Remembrance Day a national holiday or not, something must be done to stop the fact that our veterans’ memories are becoming just another casualty of war. Continue reading →

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Stupidity Not an Option in Today’s Social World

Posted on October 3, 2011 by

A combination of social networking, a lack of a personal privacy filter, and the ability to post photos and comments in real-time means that youthful indiscretions have a much more permanent impact on our reputations. Continue reading →

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Is Well-Intended Anti-Bullying Pledge Just Empty Words?

Posted on September 13, 2011 by

The Pledge to End Bullying will only amount to empty words if we, as a society, refuse to complement those ideals with real deterrents and consequences to those who perpetuate those actions. Continue reading →

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I Swear! Language Matters

Posted on June 30, 2011 by

How the use of swearing can diminish your argument, why today’s kids don’t seem to understand that, and how George Carlin identified this over 20 years ago. Continue reading →

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