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Fast Facts – Dec. 2, 2013 Edition: Yingluck Shinawatra, HIV, Train Derailment

Get quick updates on current events such as the Prime Minister of Thailand, HIV acronym, and a recent train derailment in NYC. Reflect on effective protesting strategies and ways to push for change. Explore evidence collection in transportation accidents and the impact of an "honorary sixth man" in women's basketball.

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Fast Facts – Dec. 2, 2013 Edition: Yingluck Shinawatra, HIV, Train Derailment

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  1. Sundae MondayThe “Floating” Edition December 2, 2013

  2. Fast Facts – Were you watching? YingluckShinawatra is the current prime minister of what country? What does HIV stand for? In what New York City borough did a train derail yesterday?

  3. Reflection Questions (Choose One) 4) In your view, is protesting an effective method for pushing for government change? Why or why not? In what other ways can people push for change? 5) What types of evidence do you think investigators look for after a transportation accident? How might they change things in the future to prevent such accidents? 6) How do people in the report view the “honorary sixth man” on Pacific Warner’s women’s basketball team? How might her position on the team have an impact on herself, her family, and the other players on the team?

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