By Scott Anthony Driving through traffic a few days ago I was stopped by a school bus unloading children.
The kids came out in twos and threes and some gathered at the crosswalk waiting for the light. When the light changed, the bus took…MORE
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Wed, 06/04/14
By Scott Anthony Driving through traffic a few days ago I was stopped by a school bus unloading children.
The kids came out in twos and threes and some gathered at the crosswalk waiting for the light. When the light changed, the bus took…MORE
Tue, 06/03/14
By Patrick Robinson
A life is measured in breaths.
Some are deep, and sweet like after a rainstorm. Some are quick and sharp when you see something amazing. But you only get so many. When you breathe the last one, you are gone… so I…MORE
Mon, 06/02/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
I loathe the small talk ice breaker, “So, what do you do?” You know it. You've been asked it. I'm sure you've even asked it of someone else. As for me, it seems I'm asked that question every single time I meet a new person…MORE
Wed, 05/28/14
By Marjorie Young
One recent news event captured my attention, proving at once both bizarre and distressing. A man in his seventies, living in a small Kansas town, attacked a Jewish Community Center, shooting down a grandfather and his…MORE
Mon, 05/26/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
Instincts get a bad rap. We have them for a reason, but we've managed to reason our way out of listening. In our era of science and logic, thinking with the gut or heart is often ridiculed as romantic, feminized intuition.…MORE
Mon, 05/19/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
Sixty years after its original Japanese incarnation, America and Hollywood are finally paying a real tribute to the monster to end all monsters, Godzilla. After Roland Emmerich’s 1998 AmericanGodzilla travesty, geeks like…MORE
Wed, 05/14/14
With the U.S. experiencing its highest period of income inequality since 1928, it makes sense that what constitutes a living wage has risen to the fore of our national debate.
From the Ballard News Tribune to The Seattle Times and the Wall…MORE
Tue, 05/13/14
By Traci Bruckner, tracib@cfra.org, Center for Rural Affairs
USDA’s Census of Agriculture provides statistical information that should help the agency respond to opportunities in American agriculture, such as the 14,000 more farms claiming…MORE
Mon, 05/05/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
E-Cigarettes are heralded as the new 'safer' way to smoke – oh, excuse me. The word is 'vape.' Despite the catchy product name, those in the industry are very careful to make this distinction. E-cigarettes rely on an…MORE
Mon, 04/28/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
Sexual harassment. What is it? What constitutes it? How big of a deal is it really? Prior to working in a large office, I thought I had a handle on this issue. I'm a smart, strong woman. I recognize when I'm being harassed…MORE