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The Obama Administration has recently lifted the funding limitations on stem cell research, and Nortre Dame, (one of the lucky 3 universities Obama has agreed to visit for commencement this May) is ticked about it. Lucky dogs... If stem cell research can be brought to the forefront... what about another proven viable medical practice? Ozone Therapy.  Read More »

People, I have to say, are very nasty creatures. I don't mean that we're hateful and violent creatures even though we are, at times, exactly that. What I mean is that we're dirty creatures. We may bathe regularly and brush our teeth regularly. But, we're still pretty gross. And I say that in all seriousness. You can be mad if you must, but it's still the truth.  Read More »

Autism, a developmental disorder that afflicts one out of ninety-
five children nationwide, captivates doctors, researchers, teachers, parents, and children all over the globe not only because of the mystery clouding the disorder (causes, symptoms, or the differentiation of one type of autism with another) but also because of the increasing figure of people being affected by the disorder.  Read More »

I can understand having standards, but when they damage yourself or another, what makes these standards good? I have been doing research a lot lately on religion. The reason: I'm curious. Lately a lot of things have been going on in America, one of these is Creationism/Intelligent Design in school. Another thing that affects me is the pro-life - pro-choice debate.  Read More »

The old cliche: "never judge a book by its cover". This is a perfect analogy when it comes to people. Everyone has a story, it may not show by the cover thought, not everyone comes with a self-explanatory title descibing what they've been threw & what they're about. I am 18, I am tall, thin, smart, and funny. This is what people see as they look at me, what they dont see is my story.  Read More »

In a word of politically correct speech I feel that our freedom of the first amendment has truly been squelched. In saying this, however, I think there are words that should not be misused. The following list is clearly not comprehensive. It merely lists a few words that I personally find offensive when taken out of context.  Read More »

You know how adults are always asking kids what they want to be when they grow up?  Read More »

Right after my cousin was born, the doctors knew there was something wrong with him. He was having respiratory problems and showed symptoms of an unknown illness. After testing the doctors' found that he had Cystic Fibrosis. The doctors' did what they could but they didn't believe that the infant would make it through the night. But he did.  Read More »