Charity Partners from NYC Visit Panamanian Orphanage

Jim Luce, founder of Orphans International, which seeks better lives for kids without families, visited Panama, last week. It marked his first charitable work away from home since the start of the […]

When did being an adult crybaby get so popular?

Crybaby? We knew who they were, and we shunned them. They were wet blankets, whiners who must get their way or force their grievances on everyone else. I know. I was one. […]

9/11 AT 20: TWO DECADES OF MISSED OPPORTUNITIES

For just a fraction of what we’ve spent on militarization these last 20 years, we could start to make life much better. By Lindsay Koshgarian | September 8, 2021/Previously published in Other Words Assorted […]

Experience, Not Evolution, Gets You Up In The Morning

Experience as a quest, not evolution, is the driving force in life. Not that evolution doesn’t happen. It does but it’s in service of expanding frontiers of experience. By David Stone Assorted […]

Only in New York: Discovering the Church of the Holy Trinity

Discovering the Church of the Holy Trinity was one of those accidental finds unique to New York City. Wandering up from Carl Schurz Park, I picked 88th Street instead of the busier […]