“I can’t even get my mind around Las Vegas” the woman next to me exclaimed. We were both staring at the TV blasting the news while waiting to board our flight last week.
I’ve been a college professor for over 17 years. I love spending time with young people who are learning how to connect outside of their comfort zone.
In the Spring of 2016, not long after two major New England snow storms, I noticed that the base of a post holding the corner of the long, heavy, 8 foot high wooden fence that ran across the expan
It is always hard to leave one’s hometown and settle in a completely different country, especially when you are Asian like me.
I was in the backseat as we drove through my small Northern California town. It was my sophomore year of high school and we were reading A Thousand Splendid Suns in class.
A much older friend of mine once told me that every generation of parents blame young people for not doing things their way.
