Neighborhood & World
Doctors’ Take on Media Violence
Parents trying to limit their kids’ exposure to violent media now have a little more support—from your kids’ pediatrician. According to the American Academy of... Read more
Volunteer Spotlight: Cima Kalmanson from Starlight Children’s Foundation
Starlight Children’s Foundation is a national nonprofit that provides support for seriously ill children and their families. As a volunteer, Cima Kalmanson spends time with... Read more
Hope, Not Crime, Dominates NYC
We all know that lots of people love New York, and apparently that applies to potential criminals, too. Despite the rough economy, the Big Apple... Read more
By: Susan Parker
http://kidira.org/ Education is merely important to our children, yet we have to build a strong... Visit this forum
By: david kaas
This book not only gives a decisive methodology for both the "cause as well as the cure" for most... Visit this forum
Cross-Cultural Compliments: Lost in Translation
When I first heard that George W. Bush had not one but two shoes thrown... Read more
Inspirational Activists You Won’t Learn About in School
The recent popularity of the movie Milk, starring Sean Penn, made me wonder why I never learned Harvey Milk’s story in classroom discussions of civil... Read more
Farm Physics: A New Cure and More!
Sometime before the end of this year, a different type of book will be released and will be available through the on-line company PublishAmerica.com. This... Read more
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but the knowledge shouldn’t stop there. We’ve made great strides with breast cancer awareness—now how do we spread that to the lesser-covered diseases? Give us ideas.
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