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Rocking My Brain

Playing the piano makes me feel so alive. Now I know why.  This graphic shows how many parts of your brain playing …

Scotland Travels

Dornoch is a small village in northern Scotland that has become very dear to us over the last fifteen years. When I …

Agents of Change

Over the last two years, I have become acquainted with brave women and men in earlier times who widened opportunities for all …

Shooting Kabul

This book is not about our army in Afghanistan, but about the power of photography to express emotions and bring people together. …

North Texas Treasures

North Texas is a land of treasures for me:  the Stockyards and The Modern Museum of Art in Fort Worth; Chaska House …

Cambridge Science Festival

Many cities have Art or Music Festivals; Cambridge Massachusetts has a Science Festival each spring during the week that school kids are …

Jerusalem! Jerusalem!

My first view of King David’s City was from Mount Scopus, near Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical Center. Our Guide, Revi Shnaider, who …

Near East Discoveries, Part 1

The Near East is full of treasures: oil, frankincense, jewelry, World Heritage sites, palm trees, camels, dates. I found all these and …

Master of Adjustment

“If a man does not master his circumstances, then he is bound to be mastered by them.” That was the advice Alexander …

Whistling Vivaldi

Claude Steele‘s book, Whistling Vivaldi: How Stereotypes Affect Us and What We Can Do was sent me by the Rice Annual Fund …

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