Lower drinking age linked to higher dropout rate By Paul Katula • Sep 28, 2015 Simply lowering the legal drinking age to 18 to combat binge drinking on college campuses may be short-sighted. H.S. kids might be hurt.
Volkswagen admits to cheating on emissions tests By Paul Katula • Sep 22, 2015 VW admitted they engineered emission-control technology in order to get around certain emission laws in the US and elsewhere.
FARMs status correlates with college enrollment By Paul Katula • Sep 19, 2015 A report from Howard County, Md., links eligibility for free lunch in school with college enrollment and completion rates.
What might be more important than lockers? By Paul Katula • Sep 18, 2015 A Va. H.S. has replaced lockers in several hallways with technology, such as charging stations, white boards, and other electronics students need today.
Charity project teaches Fla. students ‘giving’ math By Paul Katula • Sep 17, 2015 A project to raise money for a playground near Daytona Beach provided a real-world scenario for students to learn some math.
Muslim student detained for building a clock By Paul Katula • Sep 16, 2015 A Muslim student was detained by police who wanted to investigate a clock he had invented but, they thought, looked like a possible bomb.
Total lunar eclipse to occur on Sept. 27 By Paul Katula • Sep 16, 2015 A total eclipse of the moon will occur on Sept 27-28, 2015. Peak at 10:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time. Last of a lunar tetrad.
Sour cream sales linked to motorcycle deaths By Paul Katula • Sep 14, 2015 A new "nonprofit" wants to suppress accident data so that sour cream businesses can thrive.
Intel drops sponsorship of Science Talent Search By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2015 Intel, the company whose name is probably on your computer, has dropped its sponsorship of the Science Talent Search. Who will be next?
Carson won’t ‘believe in’ evolution. Should you? By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2015 A Republican presidential candidate and neurosurgeon says he doesn't "believe in" evolution. Strange indeed. But so what?