Father of a murdered Columbine student, Brian Rohrbough, discusses what it was like to see his son dead on the ground in the newspaper and how he has failed as a father. Continue reading
27-year-old Anne Marie Hochhalter remembers the day she lost her ability to walk in the Columbine High School massacre. Continue reading
Author: Morgan Birck According to the-numbers.com, in 2013, computer-animated movies earned over $1.6 billion at the box office. Ten digitally animated films topped the $50 million mark. Traditional animation, meanwhile, is floundering. In 2012, Disney announced that it had no hand-drawn animated movies under production, and in 2013 Disney laid-off … Continue reading
Pixar employees, including director John Lassiter, share their memories of making "Toy Story." Continue reading
TIME's Alice Park talks with AIDS researcher Dr. David Ho who won TIME's Person of the Year award in 1996. Ho discusses his work with the AIDS/HIV virus and the drug 'cocktail' that won him the award. Continue reading
Author: Ben Nussbaum On November 7, 1991, Magic Johnson announced that he had HIV. With that being said, he and other people who are diagnosed with HIV must waste no time in researching details like Medicare cost. It was a shocking juxtaposition: Magic was charming, athletic, the always smiling ambassador … Continue reading
Katie Lyles, elementary school art teacher in Colorado, was also a student during the shooting rampage at Columbine High School. Her first person account shares her fear for her students now, and how the world needs to take a closer look at how to help those with mental illnesses and how to strengthen gun control.
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Nelson Mandela, during his imprisonment on Robben Island, was inspired by reading the Diary of Anne Frank. Continue reading
Morgan Freeman met Nelson Mandela many times in order to learn how to play him in the film, Invictus. Continue reading
Former US President, Bill Clinton, talks about his close friend, Nelson Mandela. Continue reading
