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entertainment hubs of Pittsburgh. The main thoroughfare of E Carson St. is inhabited with bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. The early history of the neighborhood saw it as a beacon of industry with its proximity to rivers and railways. At the end of the nineteenth century, it would boast a steelworks factory that employed a sizable portion of the Southside residents. Many of these residents were immigrants from Eastern Europe and brought many of their traditions with them to Pittsburgh. This way of

do damage not only on the heart but the whole body as well. Heart damage is very likely while using steroids. Views of the opposition suggest that they are not worried about the un-controlling factors. Tim Cowlishaw a sports writer for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette states, “I think if we made everything legal, we would learn eventually which drugs and creams, and heaven forbid, antler sprays actually have benefits and what their risks are” (Cowlishaw 1). If society made steroids legal, controlling amounts

On April, 9th in Pittsburgh, PA, student Alex Hribal, 16, brought two 10 inch knives to school. Alex stabbed twenty-one students and also the schools adult security guard. County Detectives got a warrant to search the Hribal home. It was known that Alex was a gamer, there was several gaming items taken from him home (Gittens).But the most strange thing on the list is a very common kitchen item: A Chicago Cutlery wooden block knife holder with two of the knives missing. He is being charged as an adult

area of Pittsburgh. 8.Accomplishments Wilson won a numerous amount of prestigious awards and made outstanding accomplishments throughout his career. He was the first African-American to have two plays running on Broadway at the same time and was one of only seven American playwrights to win two Pulitzer Prizes. He was named Pittsburgher of the year in 1990 by Pittsburgh Magazine, and in 1992 he received an honorary degree from Pittsburgh University. In 1999, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette named Wilson

Citizen journalism is news that comes from the larger public and not well- known and legitimate news agencies like, The Washington Post or The Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Citizen journalism can be most recognized in the form of blogs or wiki sites. 15211 is a citizen journalism site that is based in Mt. Washington which is a small part of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The title of the blog relates to the blog because it is the zip code for Mount Washington residents. The blog discusses current events that

As the world of competitive gaming evolves,some colleges are beginning to offer a gaming scholarships. The article Good with a joystick? One university gives scholarships to video gamers written on December 11th, 2015 by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is about the Robert Morris University. Robert Morris was one of the first universities to offer scholarships for playing video games. Video game scholarships are a great idea as there was over 25 million dollars available in competitive gaming in 2013

poor quality parts, quantity over quality, and companies disregarding dangers to consumers. In the article "U.S. Investigates Safety Issues after Hoverboards Catch Fire, Cause Harm” by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, it says that, “…the hoverboard went on sale with no safety standard...” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2). In addition, the text also says that Underwriter Laboratories and ASTM are working with the CPSC to create safety standards, nearly sixteen months after their release in August of 2014

He was punched by a teenager in the face, and collapsed an alley. The footage of that attack would be used by various media outlets as a link example for the “knock out game” occurrence (Fuoco/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 2013). In an interview with Post-Gazette, Mr. Addlespurger hinted a social problems perspective on his attack by mentioning the lack of legitimate opportunities for the teenagers, “People need to do things and create things and be more productive. If they can’t

Duquesne University, where she majored in Pharmacy. She later transferred to the University of Pittsburgh, where she completed her Bachelor’s of Art in Journalism in 2005. Kurutz received her Master’s of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication in 2009. Kurutz also worked as an intern for The Daily News from May 2004-Sep 2005 after she took a job as a Freelance reporter for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Sep-2005-May 2006. In May 2012 Kurutz was a contracted Associate Producer for the National

Mary Vanyo Professor Tasic Responsible Citizenship 1 December 2015 There is Dignity in Living “The greatest human freedom is to live, and die, according to one’s own desires and beliefs. . . . ” (“Death with Dignity”). At twenty-nine years old, Brittany Maynard is diagnosed with stage five brain cancer. After hearing how much time she has left to live, she, along with her close family, decide to move from their home in California to Oregon, with the intent to take her own life under Oregon’s Death