If you don't think this is the best part of this movie, you're wrong
I feel like I read so many gems of articles this week; I guess with the end of the year coming up everyone is trying to get a few extra hits to finish strong. Here are my top 5
1. The most important fictional characters of 2014 - I personally found this more interesting than the article on the Ebola fighters. In many ways pop culture fictional people and places make a bigger impact than real life events.
2. The hardest places in America to live - This was an interesting read, that really reenforces how blessed I am this holiday. Also I was surprised to not see a Mississippi town listed in the #1 spot
3. Most important street address in 2014 - This is probably the most creative way I've seen a "top news stories of the year" article written. When I first saw the title I didn't think I'd be able to match any of the addresses with the stories, but I was surprised that I actually got them all.
4. Worst professor ever - I have two thoughts on this story 1.) I really hope this was just a PR stunt this professor pulled to help out his favorite takeout place. and 2.) Can you imagine being in this guy's class? I really hope someone gives him a dose of his own medicine and when he messes up a grade, they threaten to sue
5. 40 commonly misused words and how to use them correctly - Hi, I am a college graduate and I still sometimes don't have perfect grammar without having to think about it first. This is a great little cheat sheet to bookmark for future use
Read anything great this week you want to share?
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