Earmarks for Erasers
The Lone Star State approved over six billion dollars in a new budget aimed at reinventing its education system, and congressmen love to tout this as a win for the state, but will this money go where their mouths are?
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The Opioid Crisis, and how states are stepping up to fight back
Seatbelts, Everyone! A Review: The Magic School Bus Rides Again
The new show is especially apt in remaining grounded in its original content and style, while also making a positive strides to inspire and motivate a broader audience of children to take an interest in S.T.E.M. fields.
Harvard Dropouts: Lil Pump, Bill Gates, and the Life Worth Living
While the popular vision of a life worth living may be highly circumstantial—the real life worth living is not one in which the goals are only material and social wealth.
The Fight for Fuel: How a Disastrous Blast Turned Mexico’s Energy Problem into a Crisis
Not only did the blast bring attention to the severity of the fuel crisis, but it also brought Mexico’s worsening security crisis to a national front.
Interview with Jan Hakon Erichsen, Norwegian Artist
“As long as I’ve been an artist, I’ve had an interest in the more neglected sides of creativity”.
Portrait of the Artist as Counterculture: Reconciling Art with Politics in China
Below the surface, underground art remained highly political, but in public, many artists moved away from overtly political subjects.