Does music make the trends, or do the trends make the music? Chris Wiles looks at the increasingly commercial music industry. Have the musical trendsetters been ousted by over-advertised trend followers? . . . → Read More: Let Music Set the Trends
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English may be the language of the western world, but countless possibilities spring forward to polyglots. Francesco Marelli shows us why new languages can be exciting and presents a few ways to learn them fast. . . . → Read More: Super Speed Language Learning 
Children are the future. Ashley Bryant tells of her experiences in Butongole, Uganda, and of the children there, of their optimism and disappointments. . . . → Read More: Children of Butongole 
News and media have transformed as a result of internet capabilities. Leigh Kiniry takes a look at the traditional University model and whether it is capable of withstanding the internet revolution. . . . → Read More: Click to a Degree: Is our Education Losing Valued Tradition? 
How are the presentations of art changing with it’s consumers? Luciana Grosu looks into possibilities for new ways to experience art. Art evolves, as do artforms. . . . → Read More: New Presentations of Art 
Can media be used to promote peace? Dominik Lehnert argues it can – and should do so. Global media, spawned by western civilization, are drowning out the voices of the third world. . . . → Read More: Cultural Hegemony and its Discontents |
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