By R. Brownell Georgia teacher Mary Katherine Pursley caused major uproar in her Cobb County school district earlier this week when several special education faculty members witnessed Pursley forcibly putting a child with autism inside of a nearby trashcan. According to the police report, a small incident caused the boy to seek guidance from his teacher, where…
By R. Brownell 10. The “naked” truth The “Naked Truth” was made by Kelly Kultala, former Kansas State Senator who ran for US House during the 2014 election. While the ad did poke fun at her incumbent opponent, the strange nature of the commercial to use naked people as a form of humor to get…
Lina Bryce Times Square may lose its iconic appeal that draws tourists from all over the world, due to a 2012 federal transportation bill – under the jurisdiction of the 1965 Highway Beautification Act. The legislation restricts signs exceeding 1,200 square feet on the National Highway System. As a result, the city Department of Transportation is under…
By: Ryan Carrillo The latest installment of the Mad Max series, Mad Max: Fury Road, opens in theaters May 15th. Judging by the trailer it looks to have all the cool costumes, characters, and action scenes of its predecessors. According to an Esquire interview however, this film will have something extra, Feminism. Unlike the old…
By R. Brownell 5. Defeat the drug abusing- homosexual-incestuous-polygamists! Huckabee, a former Baptist preacher and governor of Arkansas, is known for holding deep, evangelical conservative views on social issues. Yet, in a GOP race where certain candidates are working towards criminal justice reform, and allowing the state’s their right to decide certain issues such as…
By: Ryan Carrillo According to Imgur user “dogsandcatsandlemursohmy” the following image, posted last week, was the sex-ed quiz given to her 14 year old sister. The caption on the photo said, “My then 14 year old sister got suspended for submitting these answers for her sex-ed class. I’m so proud of her.” I like this kid’s…
By R. Brownell 1. From the classroom to the workforce A bright student at an early age, Fiorina attended Stanford coming straight out of high school, where she would eventually earn her BA in philosophy and medieval history. During her summers, she worked a variety of jobs ranging from hair salons to secretarial work to…
#1. Women have the right to vote without agreeing to die (for now) When a man turns 18, he is required by law to register for the Selective Service. While the draft has been eliminated in the United States, thanks to the work of Milton Friedman, there is technically still a registry in the event the…
A Gift From Heaven? Or A Demon From Hell? By: Ryan Carrillo File this story under why can’t this happen to me? It may be sexist to say that most men would love a hot coed, with 2 bags full of weed, bust into their room, strip naked, and jump on their bed. But I…
Drawing a firearm is a very serious decision. Choosing to use that firearm is an even more serious decision with life changing consequences. This list highlights instances where the police chose to draw and use their firearms in four very different circumstances. 1. Wyckoff Cop Kills Dog A Wyckoff township police offer responding to a…