Josh Brown and the hypocrisy of the NFL
The NFL needs to place more emphasis on not covering up for their players.
P-hacking and the quest for statistical significance
Tampering with p-values is unethical, and it’s about time something is done about it.
Implicit bias: insidious influence, concrete consequences
Implicit bias in today’s society is subtle, but it still exists, and it influences the way we treat one another.
Chris Bosh and the coagulation of a career
The NBA star needs to figure out what is more important in life.
Chopped and screwed up: the danger of lean
Codeine, promethazine and soda make a deadly combo.
Covering up: how cover songs drive music forward
Music is an iterative process and every artist builds upon the work of those before.
Colin Kaepernick’s critics miss the point
The dialogue resulting from the Kaepernick controversy was disappointing and unproductive.
The heart of South African apartheid
The story of the first human-to-human heart transplant serves as a microcosm of the South African apartheid years,