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Articles by Megan Ramsey
Cultivating Conscience
It is a privilege to be a viewer of history’s atrocities rather than a victim. And it’s difficult to walk the line of spectating versus witnessing the suffering of others. There is a burden to opening one’s eyes to brutality, but it’s not so burdensome as to live caged, starving, sickened, and awaiting one’s own death at the hands of a people who wish to see them erased, as is happening in Gaza. The alternative is willful ignorance: a blind eye turned because it doesn’t affect you.
Military independent directors and merger activity
In this article, we examine the relation between independent directors with past military service and merger activity. We find that firms with a greater proportion of independent directors with military experience complete fewer mergers, and the deals are of smaller value. Our results are robust to instrumental variable estimation.
Competition, peer firm effects, and cash composition
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Artist of the Week - A. Chal
This week’s new artist is A.Chal. The LA based artist has music that incorporates elements of R&B, Soul and Hip-Hop in order to create his own style of Hip-Hop. A.Chal began first rapping at the age of 12 in New York’s borough, Queens and later moved to Los Angeles to pursue his music career. His album GAZI became an album that consisted of creative flare.
The Big Lie of the Beauty Industry
I am a woman in my late 20s who spent too much time in the tanning bed and the sun growing up. I could blame it on “it’s what everyone was doing at the time” excuse, but quite frankly, I should have known better. As I approach the 30-year mark, I am blown away by how much I have aged over the past year. I feel as though I woke up one morning and looked 20 years older: dark circles under my eyes and an ever-increasing amount of fine lines that are not so “fine” any more.
Science Proves the Value of Emotional Honesty
In April 2015 there was an article published in the American Pain Society Journal of Pain titled: “On the Importance of Being Vocal: Saying ‘Ow’ Improves Pain Tolerance.” The researchers who wrote the article set out to test the theory: Does being vocal in response to pain actually help one endure pain longer? The short answer is yes. The observations found those who were vocal as a result of the pain they were experiencing were able to endure the pain longer than those who stayed silent.
Science Proves the Value of Emotional Honesty
In April 2015 there was an article published in the American Pain Society Journal of Pain titled: “On the Importance of Being Vocal: Saying ‘Ow’ Improves Pain Tolerance.” The researchers who wrote the article set out to test the theory: Does being vocal in response to pain actually help one endure pain longer? The short answer is yes.The observations found those who were vocal as a result of the pain they were experiencing were able to endure the pain longer than those who stayed silent.
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