Archive: Sep 2002

Theft is theft. Last week, UR Security stole unlocked bikes from the campus without leaving any notice other than briefly checking with nearby academic departments. While security did have the noble intention of preventing bike theft, it does not change the fact that officers engaged in the same illegal activity that they wanted to prevent. […]

I had a fantastic idea at approximately 9:30 p.m. last evening. Why not go get some coffee to rejuvenate my attempts at studying? And I did. Now, as I sit here writing this, it is 1:40 a.m. this morning. The sarcastic side of my brain says, "Congratulations Lauren, you have discovered what having an espresso […]

Repeatable Scientific Ethics Democracy Productivity Formula Pollution Solution Scientific Laws in Human Development. Developing Skills in Productive Fields of Interest. Do you give positive attention while one is being good? According to Doctor Fitzhough Dodson some learned the only way to receive attention was through inappropriate behavior. As long as one was good one may […]