Analysis – Page 22 – US Represented

The Honeybee: The Threats They Face and the Changes Needed to Save Them

Analysis, Nature, Nonfiction, Writings / By a featured contributor

Most Colorado residences believe that we should maintain our natural resources and help retain its inspiring beauty. This cannot be accomplished without the assistance of the honeybee and other native pollinators. Honeybees are an intricate part of our natural ecosystem throughout the state of Colorado. Whether we realize it or not, we are deeply dependent […]

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A Big Ol’ Raspberry

Analysis, Jerome Parent / By Jerome Parent

I ate a raspberry yesterday. Big deal, you might respond. Anybody can do that. And it’s true. For a price, anybody can buy and eat raspberries. But not the one I had. First of all, I’m not a big fan of raspberries au natural. In jam or cheesecake, yes. After all, cheesecake makes everything taste

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Nostalgia: Gazing at the Past through Now-Colored Glasses

Analysis, Creative Nonfiction, Gary Walker / By Gary Walker

“Our youth now love luxury. They have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for their elders and love chatter in place of exercise; they no longer rise when elders enter the room; they contradict their parents, chatter before company; gobble up their food and tyrannize their teachers” – A quote occasionally attributed to Socrates

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What Makes Japanese Robots Tick

Analysis, Student Writings / By a featured contributor

In a Japanese rural nursing home, a newcomer is busy making friends with the locals. Curious residents gather around a small white ball of fur resembling a baby harp seal. As they pet and hold it, it coos in response and blinks its wide gentle looking eyes. Many living there desperately need the distraction, as

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Reincarnation as an Incidental Necessity

Analysis, Shorts / By Eric Stephenson

Whether literally or figuratively, reincarnation deserves attention in a rarely considered context. It extends beyond conventional Western thinking by assuming that previous and future lives are elements of a threaded ongoing reality. This begs the question of how one feeds the desire to recover intellectual, emotional, and physical health. What happens when someone strives to

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The Solution to the Texas Abortion Law: The XX Prize

Analysis, Creative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Open Channel / By Jerome Parent

The time has come for those who support the right to abortion to admit that there is no short term political solution to keep abortion legal. The right to life movement has created a winning strategy of killing abortion rights by regulatory strangulation. Exhibit A is the Texas Abortion Law which makes abortion illegal for

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