While new graduates find frustration and lack, education and attitudes must evolve.
Once again, newly minted graduates hope to join the workforce and begin the careers they have long been preparing for. Their transition begins, concluding one phase (dependency) of their lives and beginning another (responsibility).
“Look…up in the sky” could carry new meaning for Americans
Earlier last month I learned about a very peculiar incident at JFK International Airport in New York. An Alitalia pilot, while flying inside JFK air space, reported seeing an unmanned aircraft. No, this was not another UFO sighting.
What history tells us about successful businessmen as heads of state.
The financial meltdown of 2008, along with increased concern over staggering national debt, has prompted many to question our government efficiency. This concern is not new. When the economy is strong and government runs a surplus, most people are content and happy.
Safety issues and evidences in the changing scope of gun violence.
Right before Christmas, I ran into a lady and her two granddaughters at Central Park in New York. She told me that she was originally from Houston, but is now living in Cairo, Egypt since her husband’s job was transferred there seven years ago. She mentioned that she lives near Tahrir Square, and that she witnessed the Egyptian revolution last year.
Middle age can bring crisis or deeper connection to life and relationships.
Once again, another year has come and gone. 2012 is now in our rear view mirror. Usually around this time I can't help but reflect at the years passed. Getting older is certainly not for the faint hearted! With each passing year, our bodies become less agile, more fragile, and require more maintenance.
Face the facts: 21st century America has arrived!
“Refusal to change is the formula for extinction.” - Carla Medlenka
Loudly, unmistakably, and undoubtedly, 21st century America announced its arrival last month—years ahead of schedule.
The November elections will likely be remembered as the political, cultural, and social indicators that jolted us into the realization that our country is a very different place than it once was.
My mission to bring dental health to the Third World is a jaw-dropping experience.
I recently had an opportunity to fulfill my deep desire to share my skills with the truly underserved. My 14,000-mile house call unfolded as I joined a medical mission group to Imo State in Nigeria.
A Perfect Gift for Every Husband
How to Speak Womanese is intended to guide men through the emotional complexity of a woman's world. This book provides playful distinctions that will promote uncommon conversations and openings for what's possible in the untamed territory of woman to man communication.
