It was supposed to be a normal walk along the shoreline—waves rolling in, sand cool underfoot, nothing out of the ordinary. But then something unusual caught their eye near the waterline. Half-buried in the wet sand was a strange, segmented object, pale and rigid, with a pattern that didn’t quite look natural at first glance….
For a long time, I believed exhaustion was the hardest part of raising twins. Days blended into nights, and nights into short, restless stretches of sleep. With no family nearby and my husband often away for work, the responsibility felt endless. I loved my boys deeply, but I was running on empty. When I finally…
The first time it happened, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. The toilet looked normal at a glance—until I leaned closer. Dozens of tiny, wriggling shapes clustered in the water, moving in a way that made my stomach drop. I hadn’t left the lid open. No windows nearby. Nothing that made sense….
ristan Lyle’s research suggests novel contributions of cerebellum in social behaviors associated with autism Tristan Lyle, ‘21 MS in applied behavioral analysis, will graduate with his PhD in psychology. His dissertation research uncovered a novel contribution of the cerebellum in social behaviors associated with autism. Courtesy photo By Kimberlee D’Ardenne | April 27, 2026 Chia sẻFacebookXLinkedInEmail Editor’s…
Mode has released another of the ever popular fashion evolution videos but, this time it’s a battle of the sexes. “100 Years of Men’s and Women’s Fashion” guides you through some of the best and worst trends of the past century — with fitting musical cues and hot models — from tuxedo shoes and denim…
The question of how many pickles belong on a burger may seem simple, but it actually reflects a deeper conversation about balance in flavor. Burgers are built on contrast: rich meat, melted cheese, soft buns, and various toppings that each contribute something different. Among these, pickles play a unique role because they add sharp acidity…
First impressions are everything. People will use many different things to judge your personality before they even get to know you. Although it’s not nice to judge a book by its cover, experts say there is a psychology behind why we do it. “The main reason we judge others (and even ourselves!) is because our…
Families say ABA has been life-changing. But a surge in Medicaid spending — and questions about who’s collecting it — has put the therapy under scrutiny. Tackling obstacles in everyday life is a main goal of ABA therapies, with tailored therapies to build independence. (Photograph courtesy of Autism Society of NC.) By Jaymie Baxley Meredith…
The tragic events in Shreveport, Louisiana, have left the community in shock as authorities continue to investigate a devastating case of domestic violence that resulted in multiple fatalities and serious injuries. According to official reports, the incident involved several members of the same extended family and unfolded across more than one location on April 19….
For most parents, leaving their child at daycare for the first time is nerve-wracking but hopeful — you want them to be safe, happy, and cared for. But for 1-year-old Clay, his first day at Little Blessings Child Care in Bainbridge, Washington, turned into a nightmare. Lied about the injury When Clay’s father, Cory Weeks,…