by Abbey Lovett | Sep 1, 2016 | Ethos Info
It’s about that time again. We’re taking on some new blogging interns. Over 50 alum have been able to use an Ethos position on their resumes for college and jobs, and earned excellent recommendation letters and experience in the process. If you’re interested in...
by Isaiah McPeak | Sep 1, 2016 | Best Resources, Coaching, Top Drills
The worst kind of self-challenge is to get “all” of anything right. Improvement tends to happen incrementally, by focusing on one aspect of a skill at a time. For example, instead of aiming to improve your speaker points from 22 to 24, on average, it would be better...
by Harrison Durland | Aug 26, 2016 | Uncategorized
“Frankenstein monsters, things crawling out of the lab,” remarks molecular biologist Robert Goldberg. “This [is] the most depressing thing I have ever dealt with.” However, by “This,” Goldberg is actually not referring to GMOs themselves, but rather the fears and...
by Brennan Herring | Aug 18, 2016 | Research Tips
In our second backgrounder on the Stoa Team Policy resolution, we examine one of the most controversial tools farms use to control those pesky weeds: herbicides. Ever since the creation of the first modern herbicide, 2.4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (or 2,4-D),...
by Blake Toman | Aug 11, 2016 | Uncategorized
The United States has fallen in love with soccer once again. The fact that the U.S. Women’s national team has been so successful has only helped the cause. The U.S. Men’s team, however, has a lot of work to do. One thing no one understands about the USMT is it’s...
