Mars opposition; lunar eclipse By Paul Katula • Apr 7, 2014 Mars is at opposition Tuesday, approaches closest to Earth on this orbit on April 14. A total lunar eclipse occurs on April 14-15.
Appeal denied for company refusing to serve gay client By Paul Katula • Apr 7, 2014 The Supreme Court won't hear a case in which a photographer wants to assert a constitutional right to refuse to photograph a gay commitment ceremony.
Can you measure colleges by return on investment? By Paul Katula • Apr 5, 2014 You can look at college from a stripped-down study of how much return on investment you'll get from investing in that 4-year degree.
Climate change effects will worsen unless we fix it By Paul Katula • Apr 5, 2014 A new report by a United Nations group says we will see worse effects of climate change unless we do something to control greenhouse gas emissions.
Mich. students below national average on NAEP By Paul Katula • Apr 5, 2014 Improvement for Michigan students on a few categories of their curriculum, as measured by a national test, is lagging behind other states. Scandal. Not.
US ED orders a Mich. school to take down new bleachers By Paul Katula • Apr 4, 2014 When athletic boosters raise funds to improve bleachers on a baseball field, do they have to make similar improvements at the softball field?
A full Hersey team sweeps the IL debate championships By Paul Katula • Apr 2, 2014 Debaters from Hersey HS in Arlington Heights swept the top 3 places in one of the divisions of the state debate championships.
On finding a harmonious coexistence of science and faith By Paul Katula • Apr 2, 2014 Women's Final 4 Part 3 (Notre Dame): Is there a world where deep faith and relentless science can live together? Notre Dame thinks so.
Louisville high school reviews young adult literature By Paul Katula • Apr 2, 2014 Women’s Final 4 Part 2 (Louisville): Amid an ongoing testing investigation, a Louisville, Ky., high school reviews young adult lit.
App-ocalypse in Middletown By Paul Katula • Apr 2, 2014 Women's Final 4 Part 1 (U Md.): computer science and the meteoric rise of an app, a simple game that had too short a life for its millions of fans.