Author Archives: Joshua Wolf

My civic issues blogs have focused mainly on natural disasters here on earth including hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, and more. There is a lot to consider when dealing with this sudden turn of events like preparing, preventing, evacuating, and recovering. … Continue reading →

Today is my last passion blog, and honestly that’s probably a good thing. I’m starting to run out of places that I want to talk about. I’ve been to every continent on this planet except for Antarctica and South America, … Continue reading →

Just a few summers ago my whole family, along with my aunts family, took a summer vacation to the beautiful city of Rome. In this particular trip, we enjoyed Italy for about a week before we took off on a … Continue reading →

I’m not sure if any of you have heard, but on Tuesday, April 1st, a magnitude 8.2 earthquake stuck just off the coast of northern Chile. This magnitude of earthquake is extremely large and powerful. In the movies when there … Continue reading →

As you may have been able to tell by reading by blogs, I have travelled a decent amount for a kid my age. One of my favorite things to do with my dad is just sit back and reminisce about … Continue reading →

Alright so I’m just going to take a little time off from telling you just about my own travels and try to give you a few tips about traveling that I think are extremely important. Most of my trips around … Continue reading →

I can still remember hearing about Hurricane Katrina on the news on TV and in the paper and from my parents and friends. Hurricane Katrina was one of the most publicized natural disasters as news reported daily, describing the state … Continue reading →

My Earth 101 class is about Hollywood vs Reality, how movies depict natural disasters and how they are different. To know the differences, we have to know how natural disasters are caused, how they work, and what their effects can … Continue reading →

One of my first big trips out of the country was to the country/ continent of Australia! We took a nice 18-hour or so plane ride into Sydney Australia when I was in just fifth grade. Sydney is well known … Continue reading →

I’m not 100% sure what my ideas are for being a good moderator, but I think my biggest concern is just being fair to all parties. It’s important for me to remember that this is a deliberation and not a … Continue reading →