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Scrolling Scribe: Point, Click, Kill

May 1, 2013 by EricW Leave a Comment

"Each week on Scrolling Scribe, editors will select their favorite archived articles and repost them for your reading pleasure. You’re welcome." By Josephine Marat Imagine yourself returning home one evening, opening your laptop, and logging on to YouTube. You become bored with all the mindless video clips, and you’re about to shut down your computer when you see a … [Read more...] about Scrolling Scribe: Point, Click, Kill

Adventures in Wonderland

October 29, 2008 by EricW Leave a Comment

By Emily Ansara Baines Today in Group, Annoying Girl talks about how fat she feels. Nearly Dead Girl sitting next to me smacks her sugarless gum and rolls her eyes. We are supposed to be taking notes in our assigned diaries so as to make Annoying Girl feel like we are really listening. I doodle a lopsided heart that looks more like a pear than a symbol of love. Nearly … [Read more...] about Adventures in Wonderland

Murses

October 29, 2008 by EricW Leave a Comment

By Jamie Kagihara With the rise of the women's movement and publications such as Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique, many channels have been made to support and advance women's progress into traditionally male dominated fields. As women find growing acceptance in stereotypically masculine roles, television series including Commander in Chief and Grey's Anatomy portray … [Read more...] about Murses

Cancer or Chastity? The Battle over HPV Prevention

October 29, 2008 by EricW Leave a Comment

By Stephanie Ivanick The most common, most detrimental, and most highly undetected STD is the human papillomavirus (HPV), which infects 6.2 million women per year and may culminate in hysterectomy, chemotherapy, cervical cancer, infertility, and death (Cox 1). In order to eradicate HPV and decrease the number of cases per year, Merck Pharmaceutical Corp. has developed … [Read more...] about Cancer or Chastity? The Battle over HPV Prevention

Sales from the Crypt

October 29, 2008 by EricW Leave a Comment

By Karla Basa Every year, thousands of Americans will their bodies to science, choosing a path that, ideally, leads to the clinical dignity of the medical school or research lab, where the deceased aid in the discovery of cures to life-threatening diseases or uncover the wonders of human anatomy. Every year, thousands of Americans entrust the care of their loved ones to … [Read more...] about Sales from the Crypt

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