“Chemistry is the study of matter,” Breaking Bad’s Walt White says. “But I prefer to see it as the study of change.”
AMC cable series Breaking Bad, which ended its five-year run last night, tells the story of disaffected high school chemistry teacher Walter … Read More
Utah Union High School football Coach Matt Labrum believes “…the most important thing is that we build character.”
Labrum backed up that belief with action. Immediately after last Friday’s game, the coach sat his players down in the locker room and told them that after … Read More
CSI is a CBS-TV crime drama that follows “Crime Scene Investigators” – like William Peterson, Ted Danson, Elizabeth Shue and others – as they solve murders using science and analytical skills.
ESI is my own ethical-sense investigative process used in researching and examining stories like … Read More
Early in All the President’s Men – a film that follows Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein track down and piece together the 1972 Watergate scandal – there’s a moment where editor Harry Rosenfeld is listening to Woodward read through a list of … Read More
Who was Michael Hastings and why would anyone want to assassinate him?
Author-Journalist Michael Hastings was a reporter for the Internet based website BuzzFeed and contributing editor to Rolling Stone magazine. Hastings profile rose after an interview he conducted with General Stanley McChrystal in which … Read More
“Evidence Indicates Michael Hastings Was Assassinated”
“Hastings Sent Chilling E-mail to Colleagues Before Death”
“Did the Pentagon Murder Journalist Michael Hastings?”
Those are just a few of the story links that stood at the top of a Google search I conducted on “the death of … Read More
“We are probably going to have to bomb them,” the President said after looking at the U-2 photographs. He then turned to his special assistant, Ken O’Donnell. “You still think the fuss about Cuba is unimportant?”
“Absolutely,” O’Donnell snapped. “The voters won’t give a damn … Read More
