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Does Forced Volunteerism Contribute To the 'Slave' Mentality?

Barack Obama gave a speech on July 2 on "A New Era of Service" where he said he would set a goal for students to perform a certain amount of "service" a year. He would attach strings to educational monies to assure they did so.
Published Jul 8, 2008 by Susan Duclos in Politics | 15 comments

T. Rex Versus David Beckham: Sorry, mate, you’re lunch

Dinosaurs may look heavy lumbering animals, but they can outrun humans. Scientists hypothesize from the make-up of dinosaur bodies that they could reach speeds of up to 40 mph (64 kilometers per hour).
Published Aug 22, 2007 by Chris V. Thangham in Science | 4 comments

Op-Ed: Is There a Pattern Here?

Should we elect another Clinton to the White House in 2008? If so, what then, another Bush in 2012 or 2016? This model could conceivably continue for years to come. Do voters believe this pattern is good for America or is it time for someone new?
Published Aug 21, 2007 by S.H. Mills in Politics | 15 comments

Accuracy in Citizen Journalism: Digital Journal User Policy

In an effort to boost the credibility of citizen journalists and Digital Journal as a voice in the industry, we are implementing a strict policy on accuracy, reporting facts and standards for research.
Published Aug 20, 2007 by Chris Hogg | 291 comments

Opinion: War's Reality Check

While deployed to Iraq one troop took amazing photos that represent some of the war. Balad Air Force Base is a tent city with a hospital that treats friend and foe. WARNING: Some photos are not for the faint of heart or children.
Published Jun 11, 2007 by Samantha A. Torrence in World | 16 comments

Oh Dairy Me: Drought Hits Dairy Industry

It has been warned that the price of dairy produce is expected to considerably increase this summer. The news comes after the EU’s supply of surplus milk has run out and the butter mountain is now flat. Question: Could this have been prevented?
Published Jun 11, 2007 by hayleybrierleyroberts in World | 5 comments

TopFinds: The DigitalJournal.com Week in Review & Weekly TV Broadcast

This week we learned about the iPhone launch, Thomas Edison as an eco-pioneer, and an analysis of MSG. Digital Journalists were on the lookout for intriguing stories deserving the light of our front page. Check it.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by David Silverberg | 33 comments

Breaking News: Weeping Paris Sent Back to Jail

Screaming for her mother Paris Hilton was ordered back to jail to serve out her 45 day sentence. She was brought to court in a police cruiser weeping. She left court crying harder.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by KJ Mullins in Entertainment | 31 comments

A promising cure for baldness might be on the horizon

Men who are hair challenged may have reason to celebrate soon. Researchers have identified a mechanism that makes dormant genes re-awaken. They have successfully now created new hair cells on bald spots in mice.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by jaguar in Health | 12 comments

Tens of Thousands Of UK Women May Be Pregnant And Not Know it

An alert has been confirmed in the UK as fears grown over faulty hospital pregnancy testing kits could be giving the wrong results. Thousands of women are being asked to contact their GP as many could have been given a negative result from the test
Published Jun 8, 2007 by Michelle Duffy in Health | 2 comments

China blocks U.S. products, saying they are dangerous

Chinese Food inspectors find bacteria and sulfur dioxide in products shipped by three American companies. No data were given, just the announcement in their site. They say the products failed to meet the sanitary standards of China.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by Chris V. Thangham in Politics | 12 comments

T-minus Now: Live Atlantis Launch Coverage on Digital Journal

Space shuttle Atlantis is cleared for launch this evening at 7:38 p.m. EDT. Join me right here on Digital Journal for live coverage of the liftoff. All you need to do in order to stay updated is refresh this article for the latest breaking events.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by Carpenter S. Newton in Science | 7 comments

Boost Your Metabolism the Natural Way

Fatigue and obesity plague many developed countries. This modern day epidemic stems from not only demanding schedules but also poor diet and health awareness. Here are some simple ways to boost your metabolism and increase your energy levels.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by Samantha A. Torrence in Health | 6 comments

MySpace page may have been suspect's

A possible MySpace page of the alleged killer, Edwin R. Hall, says his interests include "eating small childrn and harming small animals. He describes himself as a "Sweet Troubled Soul".
Published Jun 8, 2007 by Chris V. Thangham in Crime | 6 comments

Op/Ed: Greenpeace decides to pay a visit to the G-8 summit and end up all wet

I guess Greenpeace was a little bit upset that they were not cordially invited to the Group 8 Summit. So members of the organization decided to just go ahead and invite themselves. Via speed boats.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by patxxoo in Environment | 2 comments

It's a Fact: The Vulcans Are Among Us

You watched Captain Kirk and Mr Spock on Star Trek, and you dreamed of meeting this green-blooded son of a ... Vulcan (in the words of Dr. McCoy) and his brethren, but there you have it. After a two year long cover-up, the truth is out.
Published Jun 8, 2007 by Bart B. Van Bockstaele in Health | 5 comments

Op/Ed Your Monthly Rant: Regurgitated and Celebretard News

Are you tired of news about the news? Have you noticed that most news sources are other news papers? Are you sick of Celebrity News? Isn't it about time we hold the news to the quality it used to be?
Published Jun 7, 2007 by Samantha A. Torrence | 28 comments

At Annual Meeting, Wal-Mart Ignores Real Issues But Entertains Audience with Pop Stars

In the face of controversial business practices and union complaints, Wal-Mart distracted employees at its annual shareholder meeting with J-Lo and Sinbad. Instead of answering complaints, the world’s biggest retailer just entertained.
Published Jun 7, 2007 by David Silverberg in Business | 6 comments

Anchor Babies Redefining Jus Soli in America

Illegal Immigration is a contentious issue facing American politics today. While politicians fight and squabble over who can impliment the toughest border policy they over look one simply way to stem the tide of Illegal Immigration. Redefine Jus Soli.
Published Jun 7, 2007 by Samantha A. Torrence in Politics | 5 comments

Improved Design for Easier Navigation & Dedicated Website for Digital Journal TV

Responding to more user feedback, we're proud to continue our evolution with the introduction of a cleaner look for the front page of Digital Journal, with easier access to news and categories. We're also introducing a new website for Digital Journal TV.
Published Jun 6, 2007 by Chris Hogg | 40 comments
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Registered: Feb 24, 2007
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I am just a person trying to find ways out of cube world. I like to post and share my opinions. I would post a picture, but I do not want to scare anybody!!!
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