Cell Phones Are Ruining Serendipity. Why It Matters
We miss so much by closing ourselves off to chance meetings
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The Danger Of Yesterday’s Success
For those of us who are pleased about the results of yesterday’s election, there is also a danger. In the long term, it is the only way we can make yesterday’s results truly effective.
How To Plan A Relaxed Family Conversation About Death
How to make talking about death comfortable and productive for everyone.
What Can We Learn From Larry David’s SNL Performance?
Is it possible to have an honest conversation about his performance?
Do We Actually Care About Terrorism or Mass Shootings?
Americans appear to care more about politics than preventing violence.
Barbara Johns: The Teenager Who Led A Revolution Against Segregation
16-year old Barbara Johns was a shining example of how brave leadership can create real change.
The Utah Nurse Settlement: A Trumpian Response To A Trumpian Problem
The settlement with Nurse Wubbles was disproportionate and illogical.
What I’ve Learned From An Unlikely Friendship With My College Mentor
What began as a student/advisor relationship turned into so much more.
New York Times Journalist, Bari Weiss On How Judaism Guides Her Life
Bari Weiss incorporates her deep love of Judaism into pieces that have a wider appeal.