Little Did You Know…

By: Sam Bouchat A new magazine has just been launched called OutServe, aimed at gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender military members, both in celebration of the recent repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” and as a means of spreading pertinent … Continue reading →

By: Sam Bouchat A  lot of uproar has arisen due to the pending legislation regarding the federal funding, or lack thereof, for Planned Parenthood. It’s becoming more and more apparent that, not only do people have opinions, they will not … Continue reading →

By: Sam Bouchat If you’ve been following Barbie on Twitter (let’s face it, you have) then you know that several years back, she and Ken had a falling out. Why the hell this matters to anyone, ever, is a mystery, … Continue reading →

By Sam Bouchat An “Internet Kill Switch” from 2009 is back before Senate, asking the ever-pertinent question: how much control should the government have on our communication? This switch, should it be approved, will be a comical rendition not unlike … Continue reading →

By: Sam Bouchat A new book has struck up new controversy, as all good books should, claiming that social networking and technology, rather than connecting people, are isolating us. “Alone Together: Why We Expect More From Technology and Less From … Continue reading →

By: Sam Bouchat In a world such as ours, great people are hard to come by. Crazy people, conversely, pop up like hidden fees in a Comcast bill. But sometimes if we’re lucky, crazy and great will mix to make … Continue reading →