Ohioans can’t help but feel the emotional weight of political violence after last weekend’s assassination of a top Democratic state lawmaker in Minnesota, and the shooting of a fellow legislator.
Are you tired of paying too much money to mail a letter or a greeting card? Aren't you glad you have other options now, like email and text messaging?
Leveraging Tennis to Combat Youth Mental Health Challenges
This July, a leading public interest law firm sued Northwestern Law in Chicago – the ninth ranked law school in the Nation – for illegal hiring practices. Northwestern sought to discriminate against white men seeking to join their law faculty.
…amidst the most nightmare of scenarios It was an absolute nightmare scenario… A number of years ago, police were called to a room in a motel in a hardscrabble part of Lima. When they arrived, a known area prostitute there and high on cocaine.
When the average person thinks tax law, they, generally, think anything but: “riveting.” Yet there’s an Ohio Northern University professor who actually makes the subject come alive in, okay, not a “riveting” way, but nonetheless a pretty fascinating way. Exhibit A.
…on, okay, some somewhat quirky cases In one Ohio Northern University professor’s lexicon, the top three, three-letter words are: “fun, tax and IRS.” Okay, okay, IRS is not technically a word. And concurrently, “fun and taxes” wouldn’t appear in the same sentence for most of us.
Preparing for childbirth can feel like an enormous task. A written birth plan can help the birthing person organize their thoughts. If you or your loved one is considering writing a birth plan for an upcoming delivery, what should you know?
Jigna Janani, MD Adult Hospitalist Blanchard Valley Health System Medical Staff Often when patients are admitted to the hospital, they have questions such as, “Where is my family doctor?” or “What does a ‘hospitalist’ mean?” My common response to them is, “A hospitalist is serving like a family doctor for you while you are in the hospital.” Once the patient is discharged from the hospital, the family doctor usually resumes care. Hospitalists are like a quarterback on a football field or a conductor in an orchestra.