Alexis Chassen
I graduated from The Ohio State University with a passion for writing. I love doing research and investigating stories; as a writer it's important to provide an unbiased account of the news while adding a personal voice to the piece.
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What Happened to Keeping Your Politics Private?Every election season the influx of political ads gets stronger with less places to hide from them; political ads cover our world in yard signs, website banners and non-stop commercials.
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Olympic Hopeful Jordyn Wieber: The Next Shannon Miller?Sixteen year old Jordyn Wieber, is preparing to compete for a chance to go with Team USA to London for the 2012 Summer Games. As the reigning All-Around World Champion, she is prepared to dazzle at the Olympic Trials in late June.Also published on:
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Escalating Tensions Lead to Iranian ActionWith tensions growing daily, Iran halts oil shipment to Britain and France, and engages in a two-day military drill to prepare their land soldiers for attacks.Also published on:
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Important Presidential Qualities Throughout U.S. HistoryThe notable performances and qualities of presidents like Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Franklin Roosevelt are those that we continue to look to for in our presidential candidates.
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Still Proud of the 1996 USA Women's Gymnastics Olympic TeamThe USA women's gymnastic team will always be remembered for their outstanding performance during the 1996 Summer Olympics. Winning the gold medal for Team all-around, solidified their place in Olympic history and in our hearts.Also published on:
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Komen Renews Grant Pledge to Planned ParenthoodThree days after announcing their decision to suspend funding to Planned Parenthood, enough public backlash forced Komen Founder and Board of Directors into a corner, where they pledged to keep funding Planned Parenthood.Also published on:
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Extreme Winter Weather Around the WorldThe United States is in for six more weeks of moderate winter, while thousands of miles away, Europe is getting blasted by freezing temperatures and blizzard-like snow conditions.
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The Sims: A Fan Favorite PC GameThe Sims PC game is one of the most user-friendly role playing game available. Staying current just helps the game's succes.
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Growing Concern Around Wrecked Italian Cruise ShipWith people still missing, the wreckage of an Italian cruise ship is still being scoured for survivors. In addition to finding those missing, there is a growing environmental threat with any leaking fuel oil.
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Congress to Give President Obama More Power?President Obama asked Congress to allow him to scale back government agencies to save $3 billion over 10 years. Will Republicans back a measure they usually support, or will partisanship prevail?
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Iranian Court Sentences American to DeathAn American man has been sentanced to death by an Iranian court on suspicion of spying for the CIA. During times of escalating tension between the United States and Iran, this is the latest headline to cause concern.
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Glimmer of Hope in Latest Unemployment DataThe latest unemployment data shows the lowest rate since 2009, while offering positive trends in several trades. This data is also encouraging to President Obama's reputation during an election year.Also published on:
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Fishermen Rescue Is Latest Twist in U.S., Iran RelationshipWith escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, the recent rescue of 13 Iranian fishermen by the US Navy adds a different aspect to this tense relationship.
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Unrest Around the World as We Ring In 2012Uncertainty around the world leaves many trying to guess what 2012 has in store. With issues in many countries that affect the globe, it's important to know what's going on to prepare for what's next.
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Vintage Crafts Are Perfect for Valentines DayDuring the winter months, it's the perfect time to sit down and make vintage style paper flowers as a Valentines Day decoration. These flowers are great because they will last forever even after the holiday.
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How America Can Welcome Back Its Troops from IraqWith the troops in Iraq coming home, Americans need to make sure that everything is ready, including services and support for the veterans.
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Why We Miss the Original NESVideo game consoles have become so elaborate throughout the years, but sometimes the original is far better than any sequel. The original Nintendo NES was one the most popular gaming systems ever produced, and created game titles that still live on.
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Tips for a Great Christmas PartyChristmas parties can be lots of fun it you are able to make it through the process stress-free. Here are some easy tips to making the party a bit more festive.
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Decoding History's Mysteries with 'Brad Meltzer's Decoded'"Brad Meltzer's Decoded" is a thought provoking show that incorporates some of the most interesting mysteries of international history with modern day research.
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Winter Decorating Tips for During and After the HolidaysHere are 5 decorating tips that you can use during and after the holidays. With so many decorations going up and coming down, why not make them do double duty and work for both the holidays and remaining winter months.
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U.S. Post Office Woes MountThe US Postal Service is in for a tough ride the next few years. If they cant figure out a way to be profitable, Congress is going to have some rough decisions to make.
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Celebrity News is a Double-Edged SwordIf I mention Kim Kardashian's divorce, there are millions of people with various knowledge about the situation; if I mention Libya and chemical weapons, would just as many people have their input?
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5 Gardening Mistakes You Dont Have to MakeGardening is a trial and error activity. Let my trials prevent your errors. I lay out 5 of my many gardening mistakes in hopes you wont make the same.
