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Boxing’s Enduring Popularity in Africa

Featured, Lifestyle, SportsBy Staff ContributorAugust 19, 2016Leave a comment

While there has always been debate as to where the sport of boxing originated, some of the earliest records of the sport come from ancient Ethiopia. With such deep roots, it is no wonder that Africans love the sport. Football dominates the continent, but boxing will always hold a place in the hearts and minds…

The Rise of Rugby in Kenya: How Kenya has Become Dominant in the Sport

Featured, Lifestyle, SportsBy Staff ContributorAugust 18, 2016Leave a comment

The popularity of rugby in Kenya is quickly beginning to gain momentum. Many new fans are flocking to the sport in support of one of the world’s strongest African teams to date. The history of rugby in Kenya is one of both simplicity and complex sports history. Many factors are meshed together to create what…

Trump Tanking in the Polls

Featured, News, USA/WorldBy Staff ContributorAugust 18, 2016Leave a comment

  As Hillary Clinton continues to pull ahead in the polls, rival Donald Trump continues to tank. More than thirty points separate Trump from his opponent and he’s not helping himself move up with his continued battle with the media and constant backpedaling from his off-the-hip statements. Politico covered Trump’s most recent comments about the…

New Study Finds That Desert and Savanna Elephants in Namibia Have the Same DNA

Africa, Featured, NewsBy Staff ContributorAugust 18, 2016Leave a comment

A recent study published in Ecology and Evolution showed that the DNA of Namibian desert elephants is the same as elephants in the Namibian savanna. Since these two groups of elephants act so differently from one another, it was assumed for years that they were totally separate elephant groups. This study both demolishes that old…

Clinton Soars with 30-Point Lead

Featured, News, USA/WorldBy Staff ContributorAugust 17, 2016Leave a comment

  Hillary Clinton is pulling ahead in the polls with the most recent count showing her as being some thirty points ahead of Trump. Battling key states, both candidates are chomping at the bit to bring out the voters and claim their count. However, with Trump continuing to fall from grace, Clinton has taken full…

Caster Semenya and the Ethics of the Gender Debate

Featured, Lifestyle, SportsBy Staff ContributorAugust 17, 2016Leave a comment

As the world continues to struggle with gender and sexuality, one aspect that is under fire is the Olympic Games and how this topic affects both the athletes competing, and the “unfair” advantage some athletes have over others due to the nature of their natural bodies. One name in particular has been causing a stir: …

Sharing Olympic Goal Heartbreak

Featured, Lifestyle, SportsBy Staff ContributorAugust 17, 2016Leave a comment

Allyson Felix opened up about Shaunae Miller’s infamous Bahamian dive that resulted in the American runner losing the gold medal in the 400m race. Felix had maintained an excellent pace and was closing in on the last few feet when Miller won the gold by diving to the finish line. During her spotlight on the…

Drama and Athleticism: Day 10 Olympic Track and Field Highlights

Featured, Health, LifestyleBy Staff ContributorAugust 16, 2016Leave a comment

As athletes around the world stretched their legs, warmed up their calves, and took their positions, Monday’s competitions were full of fast-paced races and heart-warming wins. Whether fans were rooting for their favorite runner to sail past the hurdles or to sprint towards the winning line at the 400m race, Day 10 was one for…

New Cancer Blood Test Will Detect Disease Earlier

Featured, Health, LifestyleBy Staff ContributorAugust 16, 2016Leave a comment

Scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are working on new form of cancer test that may soon be able to save millions of lives by detecting up to five different types of cancer. If successful, the test could simplify the diagnostic process. Currently, different tests are necessary to detect different types of tumors.…

Cécile Kashetu Kyenge: The First Congo-Born Italian Government Minister

Featured, Inspiration, StoriesBy Staff ContributorAugust 16, 2016Leave a comment

Cécile Kashetu Kyenge is the first black minister elected into the Italian government. This makes Kyenge the first person who was born in the Congo to ever rise to a high-level position in Italian politics. She served as the Minister of Integration between 2013-2014, and now serves as a member of the European Parliament. Although…

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