6
POPSAmerica a Rude Nation? Debating Public Decency Experts point to a variety of reasons for the apparent fall in civil standards: 1) The recession has placed many under heavy stress 2) The rise of the internet has fostered confrontational and provocative communications in which people get used to saying things they may never once have dared to utter face-to-face. These may be conditions that allow rudeness to rear its ugly head, but they are not excuses for it. Rudeness is rooted in lack of civility. If you don’t respect other people’s ideas, opinions, equality as compared to yourself, or simply their right to exist, it will be easy for you to resort to rudeness towards that person and you will be considered uncivil. We have been losing our civility for a long time now and I believe it is due to a lack of respect for others and ourselves.
0
POPS Justine Henin announces her return to tennis The hot news for Tennis world is that Former world No. 1 Justine Henin has announced her return to competitive tennis for next year. Henin had been retired for just over a year, but at 27 she again has the fire and physical strength to compete for an eighth Grand Slam title. Her announcement comes barely a week after Kim Clijsters capped her comeback from retirement with a second US Open title. Her announcement on VTM television capped an about-face that went from her “definitive decision” to retire last year, to weeks of no comment to a smiling admission Tuesday that she truly missed the game too much.read more.. have also cool biography..
0
POPSDel Potro Powers Past Federer In convincing style, Argentina’s Juan Martin Del Potro wore the game’s greatest star down and powered past 5-time U. S. Open Champion Roger Federer.
0
POPSUS Open Serena Foot Fault Meltdown – VIDEO The women's semifinal at the US Open came to an unsatisfying and disappointing end Saturday night when a Serena Williams foot fault and subsequent meltdown resulted in a win for opponent Kim Clijsters.
11
Pops
Newest Clips
Latest Comments
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update