Women and men march in solidarity for women’s rights which are human rights
The day after the inauguration they came, by the hundreds of thousands, to cities and small towns across the nation.
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Changing Work Force: Get Ready For A Much Different World
Not to be a pessimist, but I couldn’t help thinking back to 2008 last night when I saw so many
Read moreJahlil Okafor: The latest example of why the NBA needs to fix their Peter Pan Problem
The NCAA and the NBA need to fix the one and done problem that I believe is ruining the game
Read moreBlack Mass: Whitey Bulger comes to your neighborhood
I read the book, and I can’t wait for the movie. Johnny Depp looks eerily like Whitey Bulger, the main
Read moreRoute to the Hall of Fame
On my way to the National Baseball Museum and Hall of Fame I took the opportunity to take the Acela
Read moreYoga works
In Boston we like to think we are on the cutting edge of many things — politics, culture, and fitness.
Read moreWinter 2015: time to withdraw gracefully
The poet Edith Sitwell once wrote, “Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch
Read moreCulture Shock for a Third Culture Kid
I graduated from boarding school in Switzerland and pretty randomly decided to go to Mills College in Oakland, California. I
Read moreMetro, subway, tube, she rode them all
In Washington DC, it’s called “The Metro”. It is sterile, clean and expensive. It opened in 1976 and has five
Read moreBoston: July 4, 1976
The college I attended in California had an exchange program with several colleges on the East Coast so I decided
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