Last Saturday, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society held a conference at the Casa de Palmas Hotel in McAllen, Texas. Oncology speakers played an important part in the event, which was designed to provide information to people whose lives had been touched by cancer. Having gone through extensive treatment, myself, for Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, I was one of the attendees.
In today’s troubled world, we’re all looking for some good news.
Having watched workers in white-collar professions, excluding health care, suffer through lay-offs, lost jobs courtesy of offshoring over the past 2.5 decades, I’ve said for years that high schools should put more effort into steering students into the traditional blue-collar trades.
The Dana Bash (CNN) interview of Kamala Harris wasn't long enough. It didn't touch on enough controversial positions and changes in positions to satisfy the voter who is trying to evaluate candidates.
There's never been a more stressful time to be a teacher. I say that as someone who worked in K-12 schools for more than 20 years, first as a teacher and then as a principal.
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