The world lost a little more sunshine this week with the passing of Jimmy Buffett, the iconic singer-songwriter and entrepreneur. While many knew him for his laid-back anthems […]
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Walmart vs. Amazon: A Tale of Two Retail Giants and One Local Community
As Amazon continues to dominate the global retail landscape, the plight of local businesses often gets lost in the narrative. Enter Walmart—a retail giant that, surprisingly, is emerging […]
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The Moral Compass of Capitalism: Why The Common Good Matters Now More Than Ever
In a world increasingly driven by profit and shareholder value, the concept of the common good often takes a backseat. Dr. Robert Reich, a public policy luminary, recently […]
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The Imperative for Qualitative Research in the Age of Quantitative Dominance
In the modern era, where computational power and artificial intelligence capabilities are growing exponentially, there is an increasing tendency to rely on quantitative research methods. While quantitative research […]
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In the Crosshairs of Ideology: The Thorny Debate Surrounding Red Flag Laws
In the heart of the South, where political landscapes often resemble intricate mosaics of values and beliefs, a fervent debate has emerged that encapsulates the deep ideological fault […]
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Exploratory Data Analysis for Maternal and Child Health in Indiana: A Decadal Perspective (2010-2020)
This exploratory data analysis delves into the intricacies of maternal and infant health metrics in Indiana from 2010 to 2020. The dataset comprises 813,837 records and spans a […]
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Universal Basic Income: Panacea or Pipe Dream
In an era marked by economic upheaval and social unrest, the concept of Universal Basic Income (UBI) has emerged from the fringes of political discourse to the mainstream. […]
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Are there too many charities? Yes.
The nonprofit sector has experienced exponential growth over the past few decades, raising questions about its sustainability, efficiency, and impact. This review synthesizes information from multiple sources to […]
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Beyond the Screen: The Future of Remote Work and Cultural Inclusivity in Organizations
Abstract The Intersection of Cultural Diversity and the Future of Remote Work: An Epistemological Inquiry. The advent of remote work has brought forth a plethora of opportunities and […]
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Hurricane Simone & The Talladega Tornadoes
In the world of gymnastics, one name stands out like a beacon: Simone Biles. With her gravity-defying flips and record-breaking performances, Biles has not only claimed her space […]