The Joy of Reading – June 06, 2010
More than 2,000 years ago, when readers were few and books were fewer, the Roman philosopher Cicero observed, “A home without books is a body...
More than 2,000 years ago, when readers were few and books were fewer, the Roman philosopher Cicero observed, “A home without books is a body...
It has been said that “a land without ruins is a land without memories—a land without memories is a land without history.”iEach nation has its...
Some of the most recognizable structures in the world are bridges. They connect islands to mainlands; they span rivers, streams, and vast caverns. Bridges, whether...
An old proverb reminds us to look for the silver lining in every cloud. But are the cloudy periods of our lives really lined with...
Whenever a camera scans a cheering crowd at a ballgame, very often an excited fan will wave and shout, “Hi, Mom!” When a young man...
Some see life as a battle, with competitors on every side. They fight for parking spaces and places in lines, for jobs and opportunities, for...
Arturo Toscanini, famed music director of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, was well known for his weekly broadcasts that carried beautiful music into the homes...
Tough economic times can teach us great truths. They give us opportunity to reflect on our values and what’s most important in life. One columnist...
Years ago, a single mother faced what seemed like an overwhelming future. Her children were young, their challenges great. Though our personal trials may be...