I decided that my way to Africa was as a teacher. It took two years to get everything sorted. And longer to get there. I was facing two big hurdles: I’d never taught, and I’d never lived in another culture.
The WordPress/JetPack writing prompt for today is:
Do you think we’re shaped more by our experiences or by who we are? And my answer, without taking an easy out, is both.
We can all name a university that has an amazing reputation but how well does that reputation reflect the quality of their most recent graduates?
Then there was the time we created a news network, a revolution, and a plot to kidnap a person. All because of peacocks.
The title of this article is NOT my view, nor is it clickbait. It’s the punchline to an anecdote I’ve been thinking a lot about lately.
Since the most common-sense idea — “no guns” — won’t work in America, here?s a simple idea, and not even
Recently France?s privacy commission ruled that the European Union?s ?Right to Be Forgotten? law applies to Google worldwide, not just
Like many, I was not only surprised, but shocked by the recent US elections. Michael Moore warned us back in
Here’s a question for you. Shouldn’t laws expire? Potato chips expire. Hell, even honey has expiration dates (honey doesn’t go
Jeremy Rifkin, in his book Age of Access, posits the idea that the commercialization of cultural experiences is the final
