Walking! Let’s Shift School Gym From Horror To Joy For The Unathletic
The benefits of allowing students the option to walk instead of participate in traditional gym classes.
The Time The English Used Live Humans For Garden Ornaments
The bizarre practice of hiring hermits to decorate one’s garden.
How I’m Learning To Harness The Power Of Not Knowing
Not knowing who the attendees will be at an upcoming conference has made me uncomfortable… but maybe that’s a good thing.
The Detrimental Impact That Technology Has On Individual Opinions
Technology is dimming the strong, individual voices that are essential to Judaism.
The Bizarre Medical Practice Of Drilling Holes In Your Head
Hippocrates was one of many who believed trepanation could cure ailments.
How Visits from A Hawk Helped Me Follow My Heart
After a long time away from Budapest, a visit from a hawk guided me back home.
How Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs Taught Me To Be Patient With Myself
You can’t become self-actualized before achieving the other steps.
I Disagree With Kaepernick. But He Deserves To Be Citizen Of The Year
At first Kaepernick seemed like an unsuitable choice… but then I thought more about it.
Cell Phones Are Ruining Serendipity. Why It Matters
We miss so much by closing ourselves off to chance meetings