Life goes on. Jobs are scattered across my desk, piled on top of the monitor, stuffed into bookcases. Someday, like the cliché, I’ve got to get organized. One task I …
Kara Sheridan,24, was thinking about retiring from adaptive swimming competitions ever since she moved to Miami, Florida. She didn’t seem to mesh with any of the four swimming teams since …
While we are working on accepting ourselves, we still have to deal with our worries, tension and troubles. Acknowledging our limitations is one thing, handling them constructively is another. By …
Janet Jackson might blame her wardrobe for exposing her breast at this year’s Super Bowl but a British bombshell is extremely honest about her reason to flash for cash. This …
The National Film Board of Canada is proud to announce that The Ties that Bind Internet Documentary & Community Engagement Project is now online at www.nfb.ca/tiesthatbind. The Ties that Bind …
Dr. Henry Viscardi, 91, died Tuesday, April 13th. He was not my father, grandfather, or any other type of kin yet, he was my mentor, hero and inspiration. I owe …
In continuing my previous column, I will wrap up the account of that fateful classroom discussion. Once the labeling issue was laid to rest, I decided that perhaps I should …
The Passion may be the most powerful movie I’ve ever seen. Watching the film is an emotionally draining ordeal, but an ordeal worth going through. I’ve been around for 26 …
This is a damned hard column to write. My son, Jasper, was struck and killed by a Portland, Oregon bus, on March First. He was thirty. He had brittle bones–a …