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Cody Hill is a freelance writer with an interest in keeping a pulse on current events. He loves traveling and exploring cultures from around the world. He is an an avid reader and enjoys researching new topics.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2016
The Current State of the STEM Gender Gap Gender equality is a contentious issue today. Since the ending of Hillary Clinton's bid as the first female president, the subject of gender inequality has raged in public discourse. The STEM gender gap is a particular concern for educators. Polarized viewpoints present contradictory information, and it can be difficult to sort through fact and fiction.
Tuesday, December 20, 2016The Current State of the STEM Gender Gap Gender equality is a contentious issue today. Since the ending of Hillary Clinton's bid as the first female president, the subject of gender inequality has raged in public discourse. The STEM gender gap is a particular concern for educators. Polarized viewpoints present contradictory information, and it can be difficult to sort through fact and fiction.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2016
The Dangers of Self-Diagnosis The internet has changed the medical world, and the availability of medical information today is unprecedented. When feeling ill, many Americans choose to search for an explanation online. However, could this increased availability of information be a double-edged sword? The internet spreads inaccurate medical information and permits the dangerous practice of self-diagnosis.
Tuesday, December 13, 2016The Dangers of Self-Diagnosis The internet has changed the medical world, and the availability of medical information today is unprecedented. When feeling ill, many Americans choose to search for an explanation online. However, could this increased availability of information be a double-edged sword? The internet spreads inaccurate medical information and permits the dangerous practice of self-diagnosis.
