Archive by Joshua Brown May 1, 2023 73 Archive is a term that refers to any collection of historical documents, artifacts and other physical items or digital records. It can also refer to the process of preserving, organizing and storing such materials. Archives are essential for understanding the past since they provide evidence about how people lived in different periods of time. The concept of archives dates back thousands of years as ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia began archiving their important records on clay tablets and papyrus scrolls. During medieval times monasteries preserved religious manuscripts while governments kept public accounts stored away in an archive room known as a muniment room. As countries around the world industrialized during the 19th century, many national governments created specialized repositories called “public record offices” where laws, court cases, census returns and other government-related data were collected together into an organized system accessible by researchers from all over the world. Today archives exist both physically (in libraries or museums) but more commonly digitally in databases maintained by organizations like universities or corporations who use them to store research papers and company information respectively). Digital archives often contain much larger amounts material than traditional physical facilities due to increased storage capacities made possible through modern technology; however there is some concern that with this increase comes greater potential for privacy issues when it comes to personal data being stored online without proper security measures put into place . In addition , archived materials are not only used for educational purposes but have become increasingly popular among creators looking for inspiration when creating new works ; movie directors might look at old photographs from decades ago before filming a period piece while fashion designers may browse drawings from centuries past when designing clothing lines . With so much content readily available today , even amateur users can find something interesting within these vast collections – making them invaluable resources worth exploring further .
Bookmark ArchiveGeneral NewsOregonWeekend Reads Advancements in Oregon’s Legalization of Psilocybin Therapy Nears Operational Phase by Joshua Brown September 15, 2023 September 15, 2023 Oregon’s initiative to legalize therapeutic psilocybin advances as the first facilitators receive state licenses. Stakeholders invest heavily, yet concerns rise over the slow pace of service center and lab licensing. …
Bookmark ArchiveGeneral NewsStorms Study says warming may push more hurricanes toward US coasts by Gabriel Martinez August 18, 2023 August 18, 2023 Study warns of increased hurricane threat to US coasts due to warming, altering storm paths & intensities. East Coast and Florida at higher risk.
Bookmark AfghanistanArchiveGeneral NewsGovernment and politicsKabulLawsuitsMigrationTrending NewsU.S. Marine CorpsUnited StatesWeekend Reads Afghan Marine Accused of Abducting Orphaned Baby by Michael Nguyen August 5, 2023 August 5, 2023 Afghan Marine accused of abducting orphaned baby, sparking a high-stakes legal battle and diplomatic entanglements. Heartbreaking struggle for custody.
Bookmark PoliticsArchiveBusinessFederal Reserve SystemRussia government Fed’s Powell Fooled by Pranksters’ Fake Call from Russia by Joshua Brown April 27, 2023 April 27, 2023 A group of people pretending to be the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, managed to trick the leader of America’s Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, into talking on the phone with them …
Bookmark PoliticsArchiveBrazilViolenceWeekend Reads Uncovering the Similarities & Differences in School Violence between Brazil & the US and Understanding Why Their Responses Vary by Joshua Brown April 27, 2023 April 27, 2023 Just 14 days after a man killed four kids at a school in Brazil, more than 300 adults and young people have been taken into custody all over the country …
Bookmark Russia-Ukraine warArchiveHealthWeekend Reads How the War in Ukraine is Impacting Mental Health of Civilians by Lucas Garcia April 15, 2023 April 15, 2023 Nastya was sitting in a cafe near the train station, which had been hit by a missile the year before and killed many people. Suddenly her neighborhood had been bombed …
Bookmark Russia-Ukraine warArchiveKazakhstan governmentPoliticsRussia governmentWeekend Reads Elite Putin Security Officer Defects After Allegations of War Crimes by Sophia Chen April 10, 2023 April 10, 2023 On October 14, a man from Russia named Gleb Karakulov was getting ready to go on a trip with his family. He turned off his phone so he wouldn’t see …
Bookmark Russia-Ukraine warArchiveDonetskPoliticsRussia governmentRussia Ukraine warUkraine governmentUnited Kingdom government Russia’s Aggressive Campaign Against Illegal Annexation of Ukraine by Sophia Chen April 9, 2023 April 9, 2023 Russian soldiers attacked parts of Ukraine that they do not own, with missiles, rocket launchers and drones. This happened between Thursday and Friday mornings, causing damage to buildings, cutting off …
Bookmark Russia-Ukraine warArchivePoliticsRussia government Russia Fails to Secure Votes for Un Bodies: The Impact of Ukraine by Joshua Brown April 9, 2023 April 9, 2023 Russia lost in three contests for United Nations related bodies this week. This shows that people still oppose their invasion of Ukraine which happened more than a year ago. The …
Bookmark Russia-Ukraine warArchivePoliticsRussia Ukraine warUnited StatesUnited States government US Government Investigates Possible Leak of Ukrainian War Documents by Andrew Wright April 9, 2023 April 9, 2023 The United States Department of Justice is looking into some reports that documents from the Pentagon were shared on social media but could have been changed or even made up. …