The Plateau Times: The Retrospective

By Alex Hanson | 2009-06-18

Co-founder Alex Hanson reflects upon some of the best articles on The Plateau Times. 1 comment

Pros and Cons of Steroid Legalization

By Rogers Feng | 2009-04-05

Everybody knows that steroids are bad. The same applied to The Plateau Times writer Rogers Feng until him and his group members undertook a theory of knowledge internal assessment exploring the heart of steroid legalization. Now he urges his audience to view both sides of this complex issue. Important links with further information on talking points is provided for any readers who wish to educate themselves more on the issue.

Science Education in America: TV Portrayal and Reality of our Purported Decline

By Rogers Feng | 2009-03-29

Obama promised to “restore science to its rightful place”. Bush’s No Child Left Behind policy swore to curb and reverse the colloquially referenced decline of America’s science education in the face of overseas European, Chinese, and Indian competition. Just how bad are things and what role does TV airing of science have to do with it? The Plateau Times writer answers that for us today.

Olympic Physical Therapy: Local Leadership, An Example for All

By Rogers Feng | 2009-02-28

Olympic Physical Therapy is one of the most familiar landmarks along Gilman Boulevard. Yet, few know the inner workings of this phenomenal facility. Now, The Plateau Times writer and former Olympic Physical Therapy patient Rogers Feng puts things into perspective.

Local Altruism in Lake Point: The Candy Lady

By Rogers Feng | 2009-02-20

A well known circulating myth in Klahanie is the existence of a “candy lady” who is said to give out free candy to any kid who knows the right doorbell to ring on. Now, The Plateau Times writer Rogers Feng gets to the bottom of all the speculation. 1 comment