Child leashes: parents bark up the wrong tree

Written by Kelly McDeavitt · March 15, 2012  

They may cry, make a mess, and howl when they’re upset, but they aren’t dogs – they’re children.  Child leashes are becoming increasingly popular among parents for its safety and convenience, but it’s frankly disturbing. When I see someone holding a leash, I expect to look down and... (more...)

Songs from the heart: Valentine’s Day playlist

Written by Kelly McDeavitt · February 14, 2012  

Forget about dreading Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re a hopeless romantic or a cynical single, we all need music to make it through the day. Let this playlist pump you up before giving a special something to someone you love or help you bask in the pure glory of your singleness. 1. “Silly... (more...)

Cafeteria secrets revealed

Written by Kelly McDeavitt · November 22, 2011  

The lunch ladies are hiding something from us. Hundreds of students race each week to the lunch line, but few stop to think about the cafeteria’s real motives. Originally, I saw the cafeteria as a place of pre-made junk food, loaded with pizzas and microwave lunches. As I investigated further,... (more...)

The Lion King’s a roaring success

Written by Kelly McDeavitt · September 30, 2011  

Be prepared, Disney fans: The Lion King has returned to theaters. Grossing $29.3 million in the opening weekend, this movie’s got fans young and old entranced by the film’s old charm and new effects. Fortunately (or unfortunately), The Lion King chose to keep it simple with the... (more...)