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Why other people’s skin always feels softer

By Guest PostOctober 3, 2015Health, Scienceada wallace, american attitude, body parts, bonding, flickr, fund, idealistic behavior, industrial phenomenon, jeffrey johnson, katsuo nishiyama, mass shooting, mizuki kawashukuda, natural building blocks, occupational sudden death, ucl, united negro college, why, wireless communication

Have you ever touched someone else and wondered why his or her skin felt so incredibly soft? Well, now researchers reporting in the Cell Press journal Current Biology on September 10 present evidence that this experience may often be an illusion. (more…)

An Interview with Mr. Charles Smith: ‘School Violence and Free Access to Weapons’

By BlogArenaDecember 18, 20122 commentsInterview, Media, Politicsamerican attitude, cap law, charles smith, cukier and sidel, global gun epidemic, gun control, mass shooting, school violence, shootings in newtown

Charles Smith is a native of Southeast Ohio and attended Ohio University where he earned a degree in education. After several years teaching high school social studies, he returned to Ohio University and completed his Masters Degree in Political Science, focusing on American Politics and Political Philosophy. (more…)