(01/31/2009). "Abortion". The Washington times (Washington, D.C. : 1982) (0732-8494), p. A.10.
Illegally downloaded songs
This article was about young people between the ages of 14 and 28 downloading songs illegally. Stating through the fact that almost half of the songs on a person’s music player is copied from someone else, it is clear that the article wanted to point out the issue of illegal downloading. While stating the issue is good to get the public aware of the facts, it does not help the fact that it still exists. I feel that something more should be done than offering a subscription based legal way of downloading and streaming music. There are many ways to go for this topic, and I feel that there could be more done
(06/16/2008). "Illegal download survey shocks industry; Teens average more than 800 pirated songs on players". The Ottawa citizen (1986) (0839-3222), p. A.8.
Speed of Light
This article is about a high school teacher and two students suggesting that they may have made a particle travel faster than the speed of light. Through the years however, recently it was once again proved wrong. Support is still for the fact that nothing is faster than the speed of light. I believe that this is true, because it is a law of physics that should not be able to be broken. In theory, if something does travel faster than speed of light can lead to more scientific discoveries and innovations, but it is highly unlikely for something to travel faster than the speed of light. My opinion on this topic, is that the rules of physics is steadfast, and no matter what, it is impossible to have anything travel faster than the speed of light. I believe that some people are just wasting their efforts trying to do so.
Faster Than the Speed of Light?. US Fed News Service, Including US State News 26 Feb 2007: null. 27 Oct 2011.