Life is the universe's greatest miracle. Even if you are irreligious life is still an amazing thing.

The point of these articles is to educate. The reader shouldn't need background information or have to look for secondary sources to get the full story.

Why should the original poster have to be "educated" on a niche, obscure past-time practiced by few people and followed by fewer?

Then maybe the article should have specified that.

Then maybe the article should have specified that.

Then maybe the article should have specified that.

They already remade Super Mario 64 for the DS, though. It was very good.

Many of the "modern-era" shooting games take place in the Middle East or with fictional Arab nations. Armed forces versus "terrorists" and all that, but not exactly a "high score" situation unless you're playing deathmatch online.

The story is still Arabic in origin, so the Chinese characters and culture are depicted from an Arabic perspective. It's no more accurate than how Westerners viewed the "Orient."

"rack up high scores and win games"?

As someone who suffered from bulimia I believe Lady GaGa has more room to speak on the disease and its representation than you. She can do whatever she wants. It's not hurting anyone, least of all you.

Is someone with their fingers in their mouth *really* going to make you start purging again? I just don't see that happening. I also don't see how it could be "triggering" in the same way an article about rape, murder or drugs might.

The newspaper is published on school grounds utilizing school resources. I see nothing wrong with the school deciding what should or should not be published.

Not really. When I was a kid I never read or did anything that was banned or illegal. I knew right from wrong.

The newspaper is published on school grounds utilizing school resources. I see nothing wrong with the school deciding what should or should not be published.

The newspaper is published on school grounds utilizing school resources. I see nothing wrong with the school deciding what should or should not be published.

A fair amount of the PokéGod-era rumors could be traced back to official (Nintendo/GameFreak) or semi-official (gaming magazine/news outlets) sources.

I can assure you that Bulbapedia did not come up with the name. It has been in usage since as early as late 1998.

I can't believe they took this woman's child away just because she was falling asleep on a bus.

A Google search for the latter turns up at least 111,000 results, which is comparable to the 132,000 results of the former. Bulbapedia as cites the name as an appropriate variation.