Students donate diapers etc. to families in need By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2015 We report on groups of students who work to donate diapers and other items needed by mothers to families in need of assistance.
Can we or should we ‘help’ the poor? By Paul Katula • Oct 2, 2015 We find an abandonment of the American dream as companies send jobs overseas and as charter schools become corrupt.
Prez has a personal take on paying for college By Paul Katula • Sep 8, 2015 The president will talk to students in several states as part of the 2015 Back-to-School bus tour. His past, their future.
Influence of money is biggest US problem By Paul Katula • Aug 31, 2015 We think the US should listen to some of Donald Trump's ideas, despite the source. Especially when he talks about taxes.
Not everything that counts can be counted By Paul Katula • Aug 15, 2015 Employees at a big mega-sales company that was born on the Internet are abused, not unlike teachers in our schools.
Music moves us, and we should pay for it By Paul Katula • Jun 22, 2015 Taylor Swift convinced Apple Computer to pay artists royalties even while consumers stream their music for free. Why is that important?
Obituary: John & Alicia Nash By Paul Katula • May 24, 2015 John Nash, who inspired <em>A Beautiful Mind</em> & shared a Nobel Prize for his economic theories on noncooperative games, dies at 86.
Honey bees, eusocial by their genes, still perish By Paul Katula • May 17, 2015 More bee colonies died last summer, compared to the winter, new research shows. That's never happened before. Scientists wonder why.
Young Entrepreneurs Academy coming to Salisbury By Paul Katula • Apr 10, 2015 Sixth through 12th graders around Salisbury, Md., will be able to start a business this fall with the help of local mentors and the Young Entrepreneurs Academy.
Sequoia Capital's Yik Yak investment: $62 mil By Paul Katula • Mar 9, 2015 The cause of cyberbullying by cowards spewing hate speech at others just got an infusion of millions of dollars. Wonderful.