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The fifty United States had a very different beginning many years ago. In fact, there weren’t any states way back then—only colonies and brave men—and women—who shared a vision to … Continue reading →

Everyone is focused on “college and careers” in 21st Century education—and it’s never too early to begin exploring career options. Most colleges offer traditional fields of study—including new areas like … Continue reading →

The Brown Pelican, state bird of Louisiana, was in peril due to pollutants. This issue highlights successful efforts to restore this majestic creature to its former status. Like all living … Continue reading →

Ever wonder how those amazing toys find their way into your neighborhood toy shop? Some started out as something else entirely becoming an “accidental invention” and a huge sensation with … Continue reading →

Batter Up! It’s time to step into the box, take a few practice swings and gear up for a big hit. This issue shines the spotlight on the physics behind … Continue reading →

Here’s an issue that’s guaranteed to make you giggle and giggling has many benefits. It helps sick people heal, uses fewer muscles than frowning and makes everyone feel good! From … Continue reading →

Think twice next time before throwing away containers, newspaper, bubble wrap, shoeboxes or plastic bags—there’s fun in those throwaways and recyclables. How about a nice competitive game of Newspaper Polo … Continue reading →

Everyone has it. Everyone needs it and no one can live without it. But what IS it? This issue explores the life sustaining liquid that makes up about 7% of … Continue reading →

It’s time to get up and move! Exercise can be done indoors, outdoors and during any season! It’s a good thing, too, because exercise makes your muscles—including your heart—stronger, keeps … Continue reading →

FI-FA-fo-fum could be the rallying cry of the giant in Jack and the Beanstalk—but FIFA stands for Fédération International de Football Association that oversees a GIANT of a sport—soccer! And … Continue reading →