Howard University Wins First-Ever NBA HBCU Classic
Howard Bison and Morgan State Bears basketball teams competed in the first NBA HBCU Classic. Howard University obtained the win with a score of 68-66. These Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBSU) came together to play during the NFL All-Star Weekend, which started with KeKe Palmer performing the Black National Anthem “Lift Every Voice and […]
American Childhood Challenged Through the Pandemic
American children are experiencing some challenges as families find ways to live through this pandemic the best they can. There is accumulating data and reports that show that the difficulties children experience during the pandemic have become alarming, according to the New York Times, on Jan. 4, 2022. Some of the Challenges American Children Face […]
Atomic Clock Measures How Time Warps Across a Millimeter
An extremely sensitive atomic clock has pinpointed the speed up of general relativity; this is when a clock ticks faster the farther one is from Earth or another big object. This speedup was across a millimeter-sized sample of atoms that uncovered the effect over a minor height difference than ever uncovered before. In September, researchers […]
Ke’Lena Thomas Bio
Ke’Lena Thomas is 18 years of age and a native of Chicago, Illinois. She is a God-fearing, intelligent, hard-working, dedicated, driven worker, student, and individual in her daily life. With the support and guidance from God and her family, Ke’Lena has grown into one of integrity with appropriate morals. She recently graduated from Mother McAuley […]
Mattel Develops Barbie Dolls to Celebrate Frontline Coronavirus Workers
A Barbie doll honoring Sarah Gilbert, a British professor who is one of the co-creators of the coronavirus vaccine, Oxford/AstraZeneca. She is part of Mattel’s new Barbie series devoted to inspirational women participating in the fight in the coronavirus pandemic. The doll looks like Gilbert including her long auburn hair, her dark-framed glasses, and the […]
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