“What if my team becomes less productive?” This is the question being asked by most corporate leaders, according to this Microsoft Work-Trend-Index article, “Hybrid Work Is Just Work. Are We Doing It Wrong?” published September 22, 2022. This question is at the root of corporate concerns with remote work. With COVID-19 long behind, the U.S. … Continue reading
Stanley cups have grown in popularity within the past two years. This kind of “craze” has been a prime influence from a 40-ounce water bottle with a straw. But, why is a 110-year-old brand all of a sudden regaining publicity and popularity? I believe the whole water bottle phase started with the HydroFlask and now … Continue reading
Quotation marks were excluded for all of the films mentioned in the ‘Oscar Nominations are in!’ Op-Ed that was published on Jan. 29, 2024.
January 23rd at 8:30am, the Academy Award nominations were released for categories like Best Director, Best Actor and Actress, Best Animated Feature and Best Picture. So, let’s recap the snubs, shocks and not surprising nominations about this year’s Oscar nominations! After this past summer’s internet sensation of “Barbenhimer,” many believed that both films would score … Continue reading
The RGB Coffee shop has only been open for a couple of months, but has already made a name for itself in Waynesburg and Greene County. The staff provides what many businesses nowadays lack, and that is great service. The baristas are all friendly and social when you walk into the coffee shop. Once you … Continue reading
When the New Year comes around every 365 days, or in our case this year, 366 days, many on the 365th day find a new goal or task to complete starting on the first of the year, going to that final day of the year. Popular belief is that most who take on a resolution … Continue reading
In the government today, there are many leaders among leaders. In the executive branch you have the obvious choice: the President of the United States, Joe Biden. For the judicial branch, Chief Justice John Roberts leads the federal court system in the interpretation of the Constitution for the people. Then there is the legislative branch. … Continue reading
Social media has become a large part of the 21st century, especially in high school and college students. Platforms like Instagram and Facebook are similar in many different demographics. Being used to keep up with news, friends and family, celebrities, companies, sports teams, movies, etc. the list goes on and on. Both these apps are … Continue reading
If there’s one thing I love to have an opinion on, it’s literature. I’ve read a lot of books over the years, but unfortunately, that isn’t common anymore. With the world flying towards a digital age, books have been left behind in a sense. Don’t misunderstand, books will always be available, but their age of … Continue reading
The right to vote in America has been complicated since its inception. When voting was first established, it was typically white, male, land owners who voted. From there, it shifted to solely white males. As time has gone by, the majority of America is given the right to vote once you are 18 years old. … Continue reading
