Shelley the 4th republican president ial debate of the primary season just wrapped up in wisconsin. Eight candidates shared the stage tonight and while the focus was supposed to be on the economy candidates didn t shy away from mixing it up. Good evening, i m shelley walcott. Tom i m tom griffith. Let s get right to wmur political reporter adam sexton with a wrap up of the action. Adam the last debate was panned for moderators becoming too much part of the story. Tonight the candidates almost ran away with things a couple of times as they sparred over issues like immigration and foreign policy. We should vet all candidates. I have no problem with being fe ted. What i do have a problem with is being lied about, and then putting that out there as truth. Adam an extended exchange on the front runner, donald trump. We have to stop illegal immigration. It s hurting us from every standpoint and causing tremendous difficulty with respect to drugs and what that does to many of our inner cities
A different Abby Sharpe came back to Plymouth Whitemarsh this year. The Colonials were certainly expecting more of Sharpe following an Honorable Mention All-SOL sophomore season, but they got much, much more than that. Sharpe came back burgeoning with confidence and a handful of college offers then parlayed it into a season where she led […]
Introduction
In trying to understand how aggression works, as well as aggressive emotions like anger, I decided to go to the animal literature. Human psychology research is all too prone to being determined by researchers’ preconceptions, and we all have a lot of firsthand experience and personal agendas when it comes to theorizing about human behavior. It’s easier to get some distance when thinking about animals; we have less stake in any particular theory of how animal emotions work. It’s also easier to set up experimental conditions with animals that would be hard to do ethically with humans, like keeping them in confinement and exposing them to stressors.