Toyoko Orimoto, an assistant professor of physics, says that we should be more concerned with climate change than judgment day, which the Mayan calendar predicts will take place on Friday.
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3Qs: The changing nature of marriage
A recent report shows the U.S. marriage rate continues to decline. But Suzanna Walters, director of the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program at Northeastern, says marriage has always been an evolving institution.
3Qs: What’s in your can?
Energy drinks should not be consumed in lieu of getting a proper night’s sleep, according to Adam Woolley, assistant clinical professor of pharmacy practice.
3Qs: The evolution of profanity
Instead of saying “Pardon my French” when we curse, we should be saying, “Pardon my Old English,” says Heather Littlefield, head advisor of the linguistics program at Northeastern.
3Qs: Dial H for horror
English professor and author Gary Goshgarian explains what makes a horror story truly frightening.
3Qs: The social impact of social networks
Though some have argued the opposite, social media actually makes us more social, says assistant professor of communication studies Brooke Foucault Welles.
3Qs: Haute fashion on campus
Emily Plourde, president of the Northeastern student group Haute Fashion, explains why the Boston fashion scene doesn’t get the credit it deserves.
