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Franklin D. Roosevelt assumed office in 1933, with the country knee-deep in the Great Depression. By his 100th day in office he had passed 15 major bills and began pulling … Continue reading A Breakdown of Biden’s First 100 Days
On November 28th, the Vanderbilt football team suited up to compete against the University of Missouri in a Power Five conference game. Vanderbilt was expected to get demolished, yet this … Continue reading Sarah Fuller the First Woman to Score Points in A Power Five Conference Game
In 2017 Chris Evans heard a political argument on the news, wanting to know more about the subject he began to research it. Soon, Evans found himself deep in the … Continue reading Chris Evans Launches New Website: Creating “A Starting Point” to Education on Policy in America
On October 11, the Cowboys faced the New York Giants. By the third quarter, Cowboys were leading 24 to 23. Dallas set up a designed quarterback draw and Prescott broke … Continue reading Cowboys in Question
Dogs have been man’s best friend since before anyone can remember. Now, while man fails to find a solution to Covid-19 and how to test in an effective way, dogs … Continue reading Sniffing Out Covid
Since the beginning of Covid-19 we have faced changes to our daily lives. We have adapted to wearing masks in public. Having hand sanitizers every where we go. We have … Continue reading Not-So Finger Lickin’ Good
In February, everyone was living a normal life. They were stressed about how to do homework while still attending sporting events on the weekends. Maybe Ursuline students were thinking … Continue reading Pro-Sports: The Greatest Comeback Season
According to coffee-aficionado blog, My Friends Coffee, an average office worker drinks 3.1 cups of coffee per day. Some they like the taste while others require it to maintain energy … Continue reading Caffeine: Discovering the Truth