• John Hertz, who founded the Yellow Cab Company in 1907, chose yellow because he had read a study conducted by the University of Chicago that indicated it was the easiest color to spot. • You won’t find Main Street in Manhattan. There is, however, a Main Street in each of the other boroughs and [...]

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An article written by Religious historian Professor Elaine Pagels of Princeton for Perspective section of the San Jose Mercury News and brodcast on NPR program ‘Talk of the Nation, May 22, 2006′ caught my attention· Pagels said that what was important about The Da Vinci Code is not what the movie got wrong, but what [...]

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1814 – Esther Morris, suffragist and the first U. S. woman judge was born 1945 – The United Nations Charter was ratified by the United States, which becomes the third nation to join 1963 – Great Train Robbery: In England, a gang of 15 train robbers stole 2.6 million pounds in bank notes 1967 – [...]

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There are so many times when we say things we think they are correct. I was having a conversation with two friends of mine and it went like this: Sherry: “Have you ever wondered if there was anything wrong in saying ‘today is school’?” Joie: “I don’t think there is anything wrong in saying it. [...]

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Hey, look over there to your left; that’s me, a 300 level student studying Chemistry in the University of Lagos. And I’m gonna be the best Chemist ever that’s my goal. If there’s one thing I value a lot it’s friendship. Friends are the closest to family especially good friends. Robert Boyle is my mentor [...]

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