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Feb 19th, 2010 | By Dr. Michael Sosteric [amazonify]0976247909:right[/amazonify]Two books that I have recently read deserve attention today. One is My Way Out and the other is The Cure for Alcoholism. Both are [continue reading…]

Jan 17th, 2011 | By Anna Brix Thomsen Iisms and Schisms and postmodern standpoints. We live in spineless world were we all “go along” just to get along and where “playing the game” (i.e. complying with social conventions, avoiding confrontation,…

Currently, scientists argue that more than 90% of the universe is made up of dark substances. Dark matter and energy are phenomena that remain persistently inaccessible to direct observation. Substantial and pervasive as they are theorized to be, scientists have…

Jan 16th, 2011 | By Anna Brix Thomsen Morality – Has it ever occurred to you how difficult it is to be a good person? In fact it seems that even the best people amongst us, cannot be good all…

Child slaves In the summer of 2010 I started an internship with the Office of Migrant Affairs in Michigan with intent no greater than satisfying my college credit in order to graduate. Shortly after starting the internship I learned that…

Nov 29th, 2010 | By Dr. Michael Sosteric | Category: Ask a Sociologist Please, Can you explain about the social model of disability which is very different to the social model of care and social model of health. Thank you,…

David Franklin Noble died of a sudden illness in Toronto on December 27, 2010. Noble was an internationally acclaimed scholar and courageous activist, most recently on the faculty of York University in Toronto. Born in New York City, he held…

Mar 30th, 2011 | By Anna Brix Thomsen This article discusses the relationship between God and Money with America as an example of how Money and God influences our daily lives. From Australia to Austria, Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland,…

Jun 23rd, 2010 | By Timothy McGettigan In the aftermath of the 2008 financial meltdown, Ben Bernanke, America’s leading scholar of the Great Depression, has been credited with saving the nation’s economy. As a reward for his sterling work, on…

Jun 22nd, 2010 | By Dr. Michael Sosteric You think we live in a functioning democracy? You think you’re a powerful actor in a sea of democratic choice? Think again. According to this psychologist we are nations of people broken…