Earth Day’s Roots & Impact
The Skinny Earth Day has come a long way since it was born 51 years ago. It has grown from a feelgood grassroots movement to raise environmental awareness and encourage
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Whale of Misfortune
By Sean Zucker – Whale everything be alright? Not quite. NBC News just reported that over the span of nine days between March 31st and April 8th four dead whales
Fat Chance To Fight Disease
By John Salak – Who knew fat could be so good for you? Well, at least brown fat can. Researchers at the Rockefeller University Hospital in New York have finally
More Than A Fad?
Cultural fads, by definition, come and go. There were bowl cuts in the 70s, low rise jeans in the 90s, even fidget spinners recently had their time in the spotlight.
Board Games Rule Supreme
By John Salak – Sure, make fun of people playing classic board games like Risk, Scrabble, Clue, Monopoly and gasp, even checkers. They’re just not as trendy, cool, swank, lit,
A Pain In The Neck…And Other Places
The Skinny The byproducts of working out or simply playing a friendly game of tennis, volleyball or softball are myriad. They are lots of health and social gains to be
Ecologically Investing Sight Unseen
By Sean Zucker – In case there was any uncertainty, humans are virtually color-blind compared to birds and many other animals. At least that’s what Mary Caswell Stoddard, an assistant
The Cow’s Milk Of Ages
By John Salak – There are myths floating abound that drinking cow’s milk is a no-go for mothers breastfeeding babies. Well, Swedish researchers would beg to disagree. In perhaps the
Food for Thought
By Jessica Scarpati History’s brightest minds also had some of its more eccentric eating habits. Pythagoras despised beans and forbade his followers from eating them. Nikola Tesla drank one to
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