by Paula York – The Tacoma Ledger

Make Time for Mother Nature

May 4, 2015August 29, 2018 Ledger Staff 89 ViewsAldo Leopold, by Paula York, Mother Nature, relaxation 2 min read

When you woke up this morning, what was the first thing on your mind? Homework? Work? What to wear? Well,

Factory vs. Free-Range Meat

April 27, 2015August 30, 2018 Ledger Staff 91 Viewsby Paula York, Factory Farming, Free-Range 2 min read

Before you bite into that chicken sandwich or that BLT, let me ask you a question: Do you know what

The Environmental Impact of Micro-Plastics in the Ocean

April 20, 2015August 30, 2018 Ledger Staff 90 Viewsby Paula York, Julie Masura, micro-plastics, Ocean, polution 2 min read

Micro-plastics don’t sound like a large threat, but these tiny pieces of plastic are turning up in the digestion systems

Genetic Mapping: How Much Do You Really Want to Know?

April 6, 2015August 30, 2018 Ledger Staff 97 Viewsby Paula York, Genetic mapping, genetics, Jack Vincent 5 min read

It was spring break and I was looking for something to watch on Netflix, and being the true geek that

Couponing For Extreme Savings

March 30, 2015August 30, 2018 Ledger Staff 97 Viewsby Paula York, couponing, Smartsource, thrift 3 min read

Clipping coupons: we have all used a coupon or two somewhere along the way, but did you know that clipping

Texas Leads 26 States in Lawsuit Charging Obama’s Executive Order Regarding Immigration

March 9, 2015September 4, 2018 Ledger Staff 74 ViewsBarack Obama, by Paula York, Immigration, Texas 1 min read

Texas Governor-Elect, Greg Abbott announced that Texas has filed a lawsuit with the United States District Court, saying that President

Campus Life Opinion

Setting the Bar for Small Businesses

March 2, 2015September 4, 2018 Ledger Staff 69 ViewsBruce Bechize, by Paula York, Donna Spaeth, Renaissance Cafe, Small Buisnesses 2 min read

I love the feel of downtown Tacoma; perhaps it’s the historical architecture, but it has an inviting charm that gives

No More Daylight Saving Time

February 23, 2015September 4, 2018 Ledger Staff 93 Viewsby Paula York, Daylight Savings, Elizabeth Scott 2 min read

Daylight saving time has always provided us with what we call our “long days.” Although not truly any different in

Violence: Some Blame Popular Media, but There’s More to it

February 9, 2015September 4, 2018 Ledger Staff 85 Viewsby Paula York, culture, Jean Twenge, Media, violence 3 min read

It has been thrown out there many times that the reason we have so much violence in schools is due

Immersed in the Cross-Cultural Experience

February 2, 2015September 4, 2018 Ledger Staff 117 Viewsby Paula York, Cambodian New Year, cultural Immersion 3 min read

America is often called the Great Melting Pot, and for good reason! We are surrounded by an array of diverse

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