Azia Kim was like any other Stanford freshman. She graduated from one of California’s most competitive high schools last June, moved into the dorms during New Student Orientation, talked about upcoming tests and spent her free time with friends. The … Continue reading →

Crush, Texas was a temporary “city” established as a one-day publicity stunt in 1896. In 1896 William G. Crush, general passenger agent of the Katy Railroad, conceived the idea to demonstrate a train wreck as a spectacle. No admission was … Continue reading →

An outdoor news conference in perfect spring weather, with birds chirping loudly in the magnolia trees, is not without its hazards. As President Bush took a question Thursday in the White House Rose Garden about scandals involving his Attorney General, … Continue reading →

The roller buggy has multiple functions, either for the common use as a baby stroller that allows relaxing walks in different terrains, such as streets or forest-paths, or as a scooter. The transformation to a scooter occurs through a simple … Continue reading →