Defining Our Terms
I don’t remember when I first heard the term “trickle-down economics.” Wikipedia associates the term with “Reaganomics” and “laissez-faire capitalism,” a term
Thinking About How We Think
Rene Descartes, rationalist, skeptic, mathematician, scientist and modern philosopher is best known for his statement, “I think, therefore, I am.”
Plotting That New Course
Here are some facts, not alternative facts, about golf. Most golf guidebooks recommend using a longer club when hitting uphill, in humidity, over
When Memory Returns
Outside the courtroom where Bill Cosby was neither convicted nor acquitted of drugging a woman and then using her sexually, Cosby’s supporters
Informed and Conscious
Warnings of disturbing content precede Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale,” an adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel.
May We Be Well
May is the month of May Day, Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, and, for those raised Roman Catholic, the month of Mary, Mother
Health Care by Gaslight
In 2006, retired NY Times reporter David Rosenbaum lay unattended in a Washington D.C. hospital after being found unconscious in the street,
Don’t Keep It to Yourself
A recent television advertisement for a popular national dating site depicts a couple seated at a table for two in a restaurant
Rallying Redux
I attended the Syracuse Sister Rally held on January 21 at the James M. Hanley Federal Building. I always vote but rarely
Knowledge Is Power
I’m writing this on the Winter Solstice, feeling optimistic about the sunlight increasing, day by day, incrementally. All natural progressions and cycles
