by Kristen Wetovick | Oct 6, 2022 | Uncategorized
If you asked me if I knew what a heart attack felt like, I could confidently answer that I knew that particular pain. If you asked me how old I was when I first experienced that pain, I would answer that I was fourteen. If you asked me what I had been thinking at...
by Kristen Wetovick | Oct 5, 2022 | Uncategorized
I read two articles surrounding the issue of a nuclear threat by Russia’s Vladimir Putin. The first was by The Wall Street Journal, The Best Way to Combat Putin’s Nuclear Threats, and the second was from the New York Times, How Seriously Should We Take Putin’s Nuclear...
by Kristen Wetovick | Oct 3, 2022 | Uncategorized
Save A Kitty From Extinction! by Mike Royko is an incredibly humorous and offbeat plea to get someone to adopt Royko’s unwanted fourth cat. After reading several of Royko’s columns, I was unsure of where this column would go based on the title, but I knew it would be...
by Kristen Wetovick | Sep 30, 2022 | Uncategorized
Gail Collins of the New York Times caught my attention after reading the article, So You Want to Be a Senator from Pennsylvania. When I first started reading the article, I thought it would be like any other general political article – some stats, quotes from parties...
by Kristen Wetovick | Sep 29, 2022 | Uncategorized
73 degrees is perfect driving weather when you have no air conditioning. With the windows partially rolled down and the radio tuned in to the classics, you forget that you even need it. The hum of the engine rolls up through your feet and over your body, keeping you...
by Kristen Wetovick | Sep 28, 2022 | Uncategorized
Big Tech is in big trouble. Two contradicting lower court rulings have paved the way for a likely showdown in the Supreme Court, deciding whether social media companies have the right to moderate posts and comments on their platforms. Big Tech, or social media...
