To Sum it Up…

Should the government arrange for hospitals to network to help standardize the cost of health care? Health care cost have been a problem for the United States for decades now, with more money spent per person on health care in the U.S. than any other developed nation. There is still a battle between many officials [...]

Large Drug Companies

Good For Business, Bad for Patients? (ABCnews.com, January 30, 2009) Summary: Wyeth Pharmaceuticals is being bought out by Pfizer, a larger company. The buyout is giving hope to more research and lower prices.The article shows the pros and cons of the buyout. While maximizing profit for the shareholders, the question of whom is really being [...]

All about YouTube

Being in touch with the public is a new must with the government. The best way now to keep in touch with the masses is to use the technology that is available. President Obama is using this new way of keeping in touch with the American public in every aspect that he can. Tying one [...]

The Building Blocks of Stories

Watching the youtube videos of Ira Glass gave me another way of looking at stories. In the first video when he talks about the building blocks of story telling that really caught my attention. I think that all stories have a begining, middle and end; but I had never thought of a question. As I [...]

Just Talking

Interviewing people wasn’t hard. I saw it as just talking to people. Getting the person that I was interviewing to really open up was the challenge. Once I sat down with Matt I just talked to him like I was getting to know him. Laying down the base for what could have just been a [...]

Third-Hand Smoke

Rethinking smoking with ‘Third-Hand Smoke,’ an article in the NYT by RONI CARYN RABIN; talks about the smell that sticks to smokers and what the effects of those smells are.http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/03/health/research/03smoke.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=third%20hand%20smoke&st=cse

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