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Featured Articles
Legitimating Inequality: My American Education
Going to elementary school in Hawaii proved to me that the educational system hides the truths behind everything. For example, I was never told about the true circumstances that led Hawaii from being an independent kingdom to a State. In my history books, it was glazed over with a simple short paragraph, that implied that [...]
Should You Work For Wal-Mart?
In 1962, Sam Walton and his brother J.L Walton opened the first Wal-Mart store in Rogers, Arkansas, and since then, the company has expanded to become the largest retailer in the United States of America. With being the largest retailer in the USA, Wal-Mart also has become the largest non-governmental employer. In 2004, Wal-Mart employed [...]
Mannahatta Jungle before the Concrete Jungle
Eric Sanderson works for the Wildlife Conservation Society and began his project when he would layover in New York City while on his many travels. He pondered about the ecological past of New York City and tried to image what it looked like before the city existed. He compiled a group of computer graphic designers, [...]