The credit card processing executive who decided he would raise the minimum wage for his company to $70,000 a year got a lot of attention this week. It's certainly an.
It seems that if hipsters really want to be all steampunk, they might as well bring back acquaintance cards and other routines of 19th century versions of courting. Surely someone.
Nice that participating in a protest to get your state to accept the provisions of the Affordable Care Act gets one in seriously hot water at the University of Georgia.
There aren't a lot of steel jobs in the U.S. anymore but the ones that remain are about the disappear as U.S. Steel announces more layoffs. At the core of.
Another reason I'm glad the U.S. broke free from these savages in 1776: Some 14,700 years ago, in a cave in southwest England, humans were dining on the flesh of.
This certainly makes one feel bad about the future of journalism. One of today’s Pulitzer winners for local reporting isn’t actually a reporter anymore. The Daily Breeze’s Rob Kuznia won.
Should people in History Ph.D. programs stop taking students because of the job crisis? American Historical Association president Vicki Ruiz is making that decision: I remain hopeful that our efforts.
In a nation that places many injustices and indignities on the poor, it's good to see at least one of those be alleviated in one place: But the city where.
