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Marc Gray is the founder of the Odyssey College Prep program. As the director of education, he helps parents and students simplify college planning. His enterprise aims to give parents who are overwhelmed by the endless decisions of college planning a stress-free and comprehensive solution. Marc also helps students discover and enhance their talents through advanced aptitude testing, ensuring that they can develop them into practical skills to use while building their dream careers.

Historical Reflections on the Current Local Food and Agriculture Movement

The start of the new age intrigued the early Americans, and only a few envisioned economic prosperity and welfarism. However, agriculture and the local food movement increased, ushering in a...

Fist Fight in US Congress 1798: The Battle of Honor Between Matthew Lyon and Roger Griswold

February 15, 1798, was a day of hectic drama for the U.S. Congress. Two congressmen, Matthew Lyon of Vermont and Roger Griswold of Connecticut, had a fistfight in Congress, which...

Poor People’s Campaign 1968

The Poor People's Campaign in 1968 marked a notable moment in the history of the United States, drawing the general public's attention and the country's leadership to the state of...

Bermuda – History Books

What was the appearance of early America like from a ship's deck? This compilation brings perspective to the history of the Atlantic world, colonial America, and maritime history to consider...

“We Were Surrendered.” Civil War Prisoners and the Trauma

The American Civil War occurred from April 12, 1861, to April 26, 1865. During this period, prisoners were captured after battles and taken to prison camps that were cramped and...

Old black-and-white photographs stacked together in a pile

Best Essays of All Time: What to Learn from the Essay Titans

[responsivevoice_button voice="UK English Female" buttontext="Listen to Post"] What’s the point of reading essays? When asked about prose preferences, people put novels or short stories on their list, but as for...

Did COVID-19 make higher education accessible?

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people came to expect substantial changes in the education sphere, particularly in US colleges. It's true that more institutions than ever are...