Opinion
The portrayal of the Female in Arabian Nights \ by Nora Jaenicke
Scheherazade was a philosopher, an artist, a writer, who was trying to humanize the King and men around her through literature and therefor prove that “the word is mightier than the sword”. These are all qualities that made her stand out as a heroine of her times. I wonder whether she can therefore be considered […]
Is the time that is lost never found again? \ by Nora Jaenicke
“There are dead stars that still shine because their light is trapped in time. Where do I stand in this light, which does not strictly exist?” Don DeLillo In Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography he analyzes his core virtues and examines how he lives by them on a daily basis, the struggles he encounters, and the perseverance […]
An Interview with Dr. Antonia Harford \ by Donatella Felice
This is part two of our new series on public health. America offers citizens suffering from end stage renal disease (ESRD) comprehensive health coverage. However, kidney disease and ESRD in undocumented peoples present major financial and moral issues for American policy makers and care givers. Each state offers a different system to treat patients who […]
‘Have I told you lately that I love you?’ Father’s Day 2018 \ by Dr. Jeffrey Lant
We recommend playing the video while reading, for full effect of the author’s touching test Author’s program note. All families have lore, that is, things their members believe to be true but may only be a figment of their collective imagination. They say, “Remember the time when….”, and everyone does, whether that recollection is real or […]
Essays
End Stage Renal Disease in Undocumented Immigrants: Medical Russian Roulette \ by Donatella Felice
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My Soul is in Haiti Debunks the Myth That All Haitians Practice the Maligned “Voodoo” \ Review by Stephanie Mojica
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An Out of This World Birthday Party – How astronauts celebrate their birthdays…in space \ By Mary Ortega
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The day that I saw her cry \ by Nora Jaenicke
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Next Stop – Wonderland \ By Nora Jaenicke
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A word is dead when it is said, some say… The Art of Revealing by Concealing – Lessons from the Arab World \ By Nora Jaenicke
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Our Stories
‘Have I told you lately that I love you?’ Father’s Day 2018 \ by Dr. Jeffrey Lant
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My most memorable Mother’s Day… a tenacious memory that tugs at my heart and may touch yours \ Dr. Jeffrey Lant
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The day that I saw her cry \ by Nora Jaenicke
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How to convince people that you are a filmmaker… I mean, really \ Nora Jaenicke
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Leadership lessons from my family business \ Aalok Rathod
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Digital Nomads: A New Kind of Community \ Donatella Felice
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More Stories
End Stage Renal Disease in Undocumented Immigrants: Medical Russian Roulette \ by Donatella Felice
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‘Have I told you lately that I love you?’ Father’s Day 2018 \ by Dr. Jeffrey Lant
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An Interview with Dr. Antonia Harford \ by Donatella Felice
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Journalism Today with Mary Creane – Watch our event!
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Bridge of Minds \ Lee Silverman
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Going a step ahead with Corporate Social Responsibility in India \ by Dr. Neeti Mathur
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How Design Thinking drives Strategy \ Aalok Rathod
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How Climate Change Affects Me, in Minnesota, USA \ Daniel A. Katzenberger
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Innocence \ Keith Zhu Yunxi
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Religion – a double edged sword \ Lee Silverman
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Videos
Rio: Civil War Among Drug Factions Leads to Military Occupation \ C. H. Gardiner
“They need to just go in and kill them all, block out the exits and let the police go in and just open fire…”, the barber says accentuating his points with snips of his scissors. I had gone in for a cut, but on hearing that I had spent the last week in one of […]
Dog Tales – Finding a forever home \ Maria Ortega
Maria Ortega, ALB 2015, is a currently an ALM candidate. Dog Tales is a semi-finalist in the Caribbean Film Festival and Marquee on Main in North Carolina film festivals. Suggest a correction Tweet
Photography
Rio: Civil War Among Drug Factions Leads to Military Occupation \ C. H. Gardiner
“They need to just go in and kill them all, block out the exits and let the police go in and just open fire…”, the barber says accentuating his points with snips of his scissors. I had gone in for a cut, but on hearing that I had spent the last week in one of […]
The Olympic Curse – Rio’s Sprint to the bottom \ C.H. Gardiner
Edited by Mary Ann Blackmur Maracanã, Brazil’s home of football. Was part of a massive government graft scandal that’s responsible for more than R$750 Million being diverted from public coffers into politician’s pockets. Rio seemed to be set in the lead-up to the Olympics. Seen as the jewel in the crown of what was being […]
Freedom Of Life, Harm Reduction in Portugal \ C.H. Gardiner
I spent a few days in February of this year in Lisbon with the NGO Crescer as they conducted harm reduction operations in different areas of the city. Since 2001, Portugal has decriminalized all narcotics treating the users as victims of a disease instead of criminals. Since then there has been a massive reduction in crime, and […]
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