What’s So Special About Thunderbird?
By Bryce Bower, Co-Editor Let me tell you. During the first week of Foundations, one of my classmates from South Sudan said something I will […]
Articles by Bryce Bower
Snowden, Panama Papers, and The Media
By Bryce Bower, Co-Editor Snowden Edward Snowden, according to one of his coworkers at the NSA, is a genius among geniuses. He knew what he […]
The Rise of eSports
By Bryce Bower, Co-editor My journey with video games started on my dad’s computer — the Windows ’95 operating system. Math Blaster, Richard Scarry’s Busytown, […]
Facebook: A Breach of More Than Privacy
By Bryce Bower, Co-Editor From 2007 to 2014, Facebook allowed app developers to harvest users’ data. Not just the users of the apps, but every […]
Don’t Be Yourself, Be Who They Want You to Be
By Bryce Bower, Co-editor I find business culture to be uncomfortable sometimes. I think I feel this way because so many small details have to […]
Washing Our Hands of Genocide
By Bryce Bower, Co-Editor What is the purpose of signing an agreement if you are not willing to uphold the terms? Thousands of Rohingya are […]
Lessons from Learning Languages
By Bryce Bower, Co-editor According to John Algeo and Thomas Pyles, authors of The Origins and Development of the English Language, if one includes scientific […]
Filling in the Cracks
By Bryce Bower, Co-editor Thunderbird administration executives CEO Allen Morrison, Executive Director of Marketing and Communications Jay Thorne, and Executive Director for the Office of […]
All the President’s (Little Green) Men
By Bryce Bower, Co-editor December of 2017 was filled with interesting news that no one heard about. On December 16, the New York Times published […]
Missing Money and Lunar Lunacy
On Dec. 9, 2017, Forbes magazine released a report of some missing money. However, this information was not covered by any main stream media or […]