Everyday millions of people travel by public transit. Here are certain etiquettes we can follow so that the commute by bus, train and other modes of public transit can be better for all of us.

Schools are very different today than a generation ago. Are these differences contributing to the incidents of violence reported in schools? Are the added rules helping or hurting the situation.

Hate crimes and what people do in response.

What systems do we socialize and which do we capitalize? Where does too much control meet not enough? Marijuana: prohibition or decriminalization? Abortion: where does life begin? Death penalty: when does someone deserve to die? No matter what the argument, a line has to be drawn somewhere. How do we decide?

How far is too far? How far would you go on your job just to keep it?

It is well known that leaders are elected when people get together to form an organization, whether it be a government, a social club, a church or synagogue, or a business organization.

People think that ordering a pizza is a nonchalant thing to do. It can be quite nerve-wrecking to be the employee and be bolstered by a customer.

Just a few interesting spelling hints for better spelling.

The old adage, “You reap what you sow,” is especially true in the classroom. Remember that teachers are human and all humans are subject to bad days, negative life experiences and crabby moods. The responsibility of being a teacher includes a hidden proviso that says “leave your life at the door.” So how can a teacher do this?

This is a description of one of the bad things that can happen at a gasoline terminal. It also shows the old way one could get into trucking.