In Latvia, in 1993, we heard people say that breaking away from the Soviet Union was essential, but they did not want to become...
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As a former high school history and literature teacher, I guided my students through the U.S. Constitution, discussing the intentions of the founders in breaking...
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A few years ago, I experienced instances of vertigo which affected my sense of balance and confidence in my body. I had to be conscious...
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Service comes in many forms. Raising money for an organization, showing up every week to help at a food bank, or working with underserved children...
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Diane Goettlicher, a neighbor and one of my readers suggested that I should consider the theme of graceful aging. Diane is someone who hikes and...
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International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world and in many countries as an opportunity to highlight the achievements made by women as well as...
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For over twenty years I taught Russian literature to high school seniors. I admired the depth of the Russian soul, the great writings of Pushkin,...
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Reflections on the Actions, Outrage and Heartbreak of 1968 Every January, when we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., it is a time...
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