Author: Ralph Tur

It’s spring break time and we all know what that means: Miami Dade College students get to take tests and study while watching the rest of young America invade our peaceful Ocean Drive and take up all the good space on our beaches while listening to over-played rap music.… Read the rest at our website.

People are slowly becoming strangers to boredom. Facebook keeps us busy in between e-mail and Google, and given how simple it’s spread to even our grandparents, social networking websites could one day become our dominant means of communication. I recently spent two weeks without Internet and even though I… Read the rest at our website.

The recent abdication of the Egyptian presidency resulted from the country’s outcry for reform and desperate change. The facts are plastered on any news channel right now. These organized protests became possible through social networking and are symptoms of the Internet’s still unclear and rapid evolution. Social Networking has… Read the rest at our website.

Last November, American voters hit the voting booths and delivered a crippling and historic shellacking (in President Barack Obama’s words) to the president and his party. American voter’s re-elected Republican senators across the nation, letting our commander-in-chief know that his policies were not in America’s best interest. Surely total… Read the rest at our website.

“Do you mean Tall?” the female Starbucks cashier asks me on a Monday morning before school when I order a small coffee. This is where it begins for those of us who don’t frequent Starbucks. “We have Tall, Grande, and Venti,” she continues. I take a breath and point… Read the rest at our website.