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*I am a graduate of Salem State College in Massachusetts with a major in Political Science.

*I've been involved in researching and in activism for animal welfare issues for 14 years now!

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Health & Fitness > Anxiety & Panic Disorders Can medicines help people with a panic disorder?: 2 of 5
I have no doubt that certain medications can help people who've suffered with panic disorder, or any type of chronic anxiety, for that matter. With that being said, perhaps the key word here is "help", not necessarily cure. For one thing, medications that treat severe anxiety and bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses o... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Economic Values Give change, not money: Why you should say 'no' to panhandlers: 5 of 12
For me, the term "panhandler" conjures up images of someone who is trying to get money on a less-than-truthful premise. While I've certainly encountered this approach in the past, some homeless people simply can't see a way out of their current circumstances. To them, a few dollars can make the whole day better. This is just... More..
Health & Fitness > Bipolar Disorder Bipolar disorder: Illness or excuse?: 52 of 108
These days there are so many flavor-of-the-week diseases, it seems medical scientists are making up disorders and problems in order to market unnecessary drugs. That is, after all, one of the key rules of advertising: If there isn't already a need for a product, you must create a need in order to sell that product. So we hea... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Buddhism Best Buddhist quotations: 3 of 6
This article will list helpful books for the person who is just starting out learning about Buddhism. A list of amazing and valuable quotes is also provided at the end. Buddhist books and quotes often serve to calm my mind when it is doing crazy acrobatics. Sometimes it acts like a monkey on a zip line, and other times it ac... More..
Local Guides > Boston Government and politics in Boston, Massachusetts: 1 of 2
This article aims to outline some of the most famous Boston-born politicians, their effects on history, and some relevant attractions suitable for the whole family. Hopefully the information here will make your visit to see Boston's historical charms more enriching and fulfilling! PROMINENT BOSTON POLITICIANS Samuel Adams Kn... More..
Sciences > Archaeology The origins and future of exoarchaeology: 1 of 2
Exoarchaeology is a little-known discipline: It can be defined as the archaeology of outer space. Lacking opportunities to conduct digs for artifacts on other planets, those interested in this field have had to rely mostly on the observations of astronomers and the thoughts of conspiracy theorists who think the U.S. governme... More..
Arts & Humanities > Literature (Other) Great books for the aspiring amateur archaeologist: 1 of 1
There are some great resources out there for the aspiring amateur archaeologist. Let's take a look at some of the books geared toward this subject. I chose the following because they appeal mostly to those who would like to have a basic understanding of the basic issues and methods. They do not detail specific archaeological... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Good-bye: 70 of 135
turns i am witnessing the worst of crimes you, me, fading into the woodwork the times are changing our blue eyes locking into someone else's morning i am witnessing my near demise you, me, slipping into the scenery our cold, our warm, spilling into the sky leaking into the night air smearing under foot like dew in the mornin... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Conservation Do individual consumer choices make a difference in creating a more sustainable society?: 9 of 16
To say that the choices of individuals does not matter is basically the equivalent to saying it would be fine for people to throw garbage and chemicals into a pristine lake and walk away, and that the lake would proceed to clean itself. Individual choices certainly do make a difference in creating a more sustainable society.... More..
Entertainment > Music Genres, Trends & Scenes The first time I sang karaoke: 70 of 121
I've been a singer of sorts since age six, when I first practiced a rather odd, self-devised version of karaoke in order to exhibit my talents to my first-grade teacher. I stood on a sturdy up-turned basket at my birthday party (yes, I had invited my teacher) and belted out lyrics to the background music my mother was playin... More..