Author Archives: Project L.I.T.
Social Security in America
“Social Security is a simple concept: those employed are forced to contribute to a government managed fund. This fund provides for a subsistence living at retirement. In the U.S., retirees past the age of 67 receive Social Security. However, there … Continue reading
Vegetarianism and Veganism: Why should you care?
Vegetarians and vegans of all backgrounds often face scrutiny in regards to their views and choice in eating. “Why are you vegetarian/vegan? What’s the point? You know you need your protein, right?” So many questions, so many answers. As a … Continue reading
More than a Checkup
The mental health field has grown tremendously within the last century, but now it is taking a sharp turn. Rather than seek therapy, which can be a lengthy process never bringing complete happiness, people want drugs and they want them … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Mental Health
Tagged mental health, psychology, psychotherapy, rehabilitation, therapy, veterans, war
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…Never Quite Good Enough.
“I think it’s a lousy deal and we can do better for the American people,” said the 2012 presidential hopeful Sarah Palin Friday on the “new” tax package, the same day that President Obama had signed off on it, thereby pushing … Continue reading
Posted in CNN
Tagged cnn, current events, obama, politics, sarah palin, tea party, us news
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Senate Repeals “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”…FINALLY
The policy, Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, was enacted in 1993. Finally, 17 years later, the bogus policy is repealed on December 18, 2010. The policy allowed gays to serve in the military so long as they kept their sexual orientation … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Uncategorized
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Atheists Know the Truth, Not You
All religions promise you answers, the truth, and most likely salvation. The American Atheists (AA) want you to know that your religion is lying. This Christmas, the AA wants you to question your beliefs. While drivers travel from New Jersey … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Religion, Social Change
Tagged american atheists, atheism, atheist, christianity, christmas, judaism, religion
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It’s Hard to be Good
I can honestly say that I try to do my part in creating a better world. I recycle, don’t buy fur, and volunteer as much as possible. However, there are some atrocities occurring that I’m embarrassed to support. For example, … Continue reading
Posted in International News, Social Change, Technology
Tagged apple, caring, China, coke, consumerism, exploitation, foxconn, hp, human rights, sweatshops, technology, work
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Growing Use of Adderall Amongst College Students
“Athletes have steroids, those with depression have Prozac and those who wish to do it all have Adderall…Today, some college students without the disorder are admitting to using Adderall to enhance their academic performance. I am legitimately concerned with the … Continue reading
Religion in the Modern Day
Is it possible to modify religion for today’s modern world? The Pope seems to think so. The Pope has announced that condoms can be used (in certain cases) to prevent transmitting HIV to others. This doesn’t mean that the Pope is condoning … Continue reading
