A Global Perspective on Education with the Feel of Home By Carolyn S. Peterson With each advancement in technology, the world gets a little smaller.  Communication half way around the globe can happen in an instant, and understanding the global perspective on various issues from other countries is needed in today’s marketplace.  Preparing the young [...]

By Ava Lewandowski “I think our personal treasures, and the stories behind them, add pleasure and character to a home.  A home is far more than architecture. It is the assimilation of our history and our experiences.” ~ Sharon Hanby-Robie No, I am not talking about the TV program “In Plain Sight,” but the furniture [...]

By Emily Eileen Carter So, maybe that Mediterranean Spring Break cruise wasn’t in the cards this year.  However, you can whip together a delicious Greek dish for your family, and it is much easier than you think.  Spanakopita, a Greek staple, is known for its flaky crust and savory feta flavor mixed with spinach. However, for [...]

‘The Change’ is Changing By Carolyn S. Peterson Just a generation ago, talking about menopause and going through ‘the change’ was practically taboo.  Most women suffered the symptoms of menopause, like hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, and trouble sleeping, in silence.  But that was your mother’s menopause.  Today, thanks to researchers like Dr. Nancy [...]

How Being a Fan Goes Viral By Carolyn S. Peterson I may be dating myself, but in the day I was quite the fan.  I was a member of the Shaun Cassidy Fan Club, the Bionic Woman and Six Million Dollar Man Fan Clubs, and never missed a copy of Tiger Beat.  My bedroom walls [...]