Forgiveness May Harm Society
Source: Psychology Today
Ethics professor Arthur Dobrin argues that we must balance forgiveness with justice.
People
Teens post online content to appear interesting, popular and attractive, UCI study finds
Source: University of California Irvine
Click this link to read about the findings of a study that surveyed teenagers about how they represent themselves on social media.
How to Develop a Work Ethic and Be an Amazing Employee
Source: Foundation for Economic Education
Do you know what it means to have a good work ethic? Read this article to get some advice on how to develop the habits and skills that will make you a valued worker in any field.
Japanese tour firm offers virtual reality holidays – with a first-class seat
Source: The Guardian
Thanks to virtual reality, First Airlines passengers sightsee destinations around the world without ever leaving the ground.
Guerilla Gardener Sparks Food Revolution in South Central LA
Source: NBC 4 News (Los Angeles)
A few years ago, Ron Finley decided to change his neighborhood’s lack of healthy foods. After an initial negative response from city authorities, his work is now educating and inspiring others to make positive changes through gardening.
The Student Walkout Against Gun Violence, in Photos
Source: The Atlantic
Look at photos of student walkouts across the country as they protest gun violence.
You’re Wrong! I’m Right!
Source: The New York Times
It might be more comfortable to only hear opinions that we already agree with, but by failing to listen to each other, we’re not only increasing the political divide in America; we’re making ourselves less smart.
Six Female Explorers Who Took Adventure Into Their Own Hands
Source: National Geographic
Learn about six women who refused to let discriminatory social climates keep them from adventure-filled lives.
Empathize with Your Political Foe
Source: The New York Times
An opinion columnist gives his take on how finding common ground will help the United States move forward, together.
A better way to talk about love
Source: TED
Metaphors for love tend toward the negative—from “falling” in love to being love-“struck” or “madly” in love. Writer Mandy Len Catron explores these metaphors and proposes a more positive alternative.