Monthly Archives: September 2014

Fantasy football, a popular ESPN competition, is the talk of the school. Before the season starts, players create leagues and pick players for teams. People compete with their imaginary lineups and score points according to their selected NFL players’ performance.

“Skinny. Bitch.” These two words seemed to be joined at the hip. Sometimes they can be meant as a backhanded compliment, but usually they are meant as the insult they appear to be. And the strange thing is that, nine times out of ten, no one says a thing. Why is it that curvy girls…

Amid all the bad news coming from the NFL these days, one feel-good story has been lost in translation.  It’s the story of Devon Still and the Cincinnati Bengals.

Not only has the iPhone 6 been found to bend under pressure, but there has been an Intern prank, which attempts to convince users to put their iPhone in their microwaves.

Decades ago, the giants that built the American tobacco industry steered clear of their product themselves, understanding the danger. Steve Jobs, father of digital age, imposed strict limitations on his own children’s use of technology.

The fight against Ebola continues as 4,985 cases of the virus have been reported as of September 16th throughout Sierra Leone, Senegal, Liberia, Nigeria, and Guinea. The World Health Organization expects 20,000 more cases of Ebola by November 2nd.

Apple faced some harsh criticism for both the glitchy launch of its new software, iOS8, and reports that some of the new iPhones are bending.

In the weeks preceding the release of Apple’s new iPhones this year, rumors of the A8, the brains of iOS devices, speculated that Apple would finally give their A-series chips four cores and up the clock speeds to two gigahertz like Qualcomm and Nvidia had been doing for years.  Apple, however,  did not deliver in…

A man with a knife jumped the fence at the White House this week and snuck inside the front doors. Omar J. Gonzalez, the 42 year-old intruder, is now in custody and claims he wanted to inform the President that Earth’s atmosphere was collapsing so that Americans could be warned.

While it may be nearly impossible to dent the NFL’s ten-billion dollar entertainment business following its atrocious handling of domestic abuse by its own players, some of the league’s most prominent sponsors are beginning to express concern. None of the NFL’s big sponsors have taken action and stopped supporting the league. But some action has…