Let’s Celebrate A Howe Mother’s Day Too

Back in 1870, Julia Ward Howe envisioned another kind of Mother’s Day. Although a mother herself, she wasn’t looking for … More

What Purpose Do Fraternities Serve?

DARE WE SAY hosts Shawna Vercher and Anita Finlay look at the role and cost of fraternities in the wake … More

DARE WE SAY Cyber Conversations

Cyber conversations seem like a rarity these days. Despite our claims of staying connected on-line, too much of what we … More

The American Nurse Project — Insight Into A Beloved Profession

THE AMERICAN NURSE PROJECT, which includes a book, documentary film and ongoing blog interviews, tells the story of the life and professional commitment … More

Words: “Today Is The Right Day…”

“There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done. One is called yesterday and the other is … More

Happy Birthday Betty White, I’ll Never Forget Your Kindness

I’ve had the pleasure of working with the hilarious, uber-talented Miss Betty White. No one is more deserving than she of … More

Silence Equals A “Yes” Vote

The midterm elections are upon us and famously have lower turnouts, but it’s more important than ever to vote. Midterms … More

Is It Possible To Legislate Respect?

Kansas City just became the latest in a list of cities considering a law against street harassment that would encompass … More

Kelvin Doe, A Solar Promise in a Teen Entrepreneur

While investments in solar maybe the promise of our future, giving a sixteen year old a $100,000 contract to research, design, … More

The Ubiquitous Bike: Still A Creative Force?

In our high tech age, it is easy to overlook the creative force and impact of something as common and ordinary … More