Tag: safety

With spring break fast approaching, many students will soon leave behind their books and classroom notes in exchange for some much anticipated fun in the sun.

Out of all the most common ways to die, very few have the statistics to match those of drowning.

Regardless of how you feel about terrorism and how the government has responded to it, the threat of terrorism remains a matter that should be taken seriously by all Americans.

More than 4,000 people in the United States die each year from fires that could have been prevented. Additionally more than 25,000 Americans are injured each year because of fires.

With the unimaginable happening on the Gulf Coast, communities have gained a new sense of emergency awareness, ready to react in case natural disasters strike.

In this time of peril, as the government breeds thoughts of terrorist attacks, the rainy season is upon us, and the western region of the United States is experiencing an influx of geological activity, it is important for students to take safety into their own hands and prepare themselves for any disaster that may come their way.