Inhabited Chair: Earth Day
Since 1970, everyday on April 22 we recognize Earth Day. It was started by Senator Gaylord Nelson, who announced his ambitious plan at a conference in Seattle in September 1969.
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Inhabited Chair: Twitter
For the time being, I find Twitter to be an amusing website that has very limited uses. Having said that, it is really cool. It represents practically endless possibilities to make our lives better.
Inhabited Chair: Let My People Go
Wednesday night marked the beginning of a Jewish holiday called Passover. It celebrates the freeing of the Jewish slaves from ancient Egypt.
Inhabited Chair: Macedonian Presidential Elections
This past Sunday, Macedonia held the first round of its presidential elections. Macedonia is a small country roughly the size of Vermont that is located just above Greece.
Inhabited Chair: Back to Square One
My name is Zachary Wolfson, I’m a student at Northeastern doing my internship at Shoebuy.com. I will be writing weekly blog entries, which I modeled after “Monday Morning Quarterback” by Peter King who is a great sports writer and always gives some love to my Philadelphia Eagles. Every week, there will be a main story where I discuss [...]
Inhabited Chair: I’m sailing away
“Set an open course for the virgin sea.” Cruising is, perhaps, my favorite way to vacation. You get to see several different cities (if not countries), eat everything you can all for one price and only unpack your bags once. I love going on cruises.
Inhabited Chair: The Social Phenomenon of “25 Random Things”
If you have a Facebook account and haven’t been living under a rock for the past two weeks, then you or someone you know has shared “25 Random Things” with the world. For those of you who don’t know about it, “25 Random Things” is the most popular chain letter on Facebook.
Inhabited Chair: 2010 The Green Games
According to the EPA “Scientists are certain that human activities are changing the composition of the atmosphere, and that increasing the concentration of greenhouse gases will change the planets’ climate.” This human activity refers to things we all do, drive a car, heat our homes, or go to a hockey game.
