How Safe are Schools?
Since the 1999 Columbine massacre, schools across the country have tightened and updated their security plans to prevent school shootings. Yet, this […]
Top Trends in Social Issues for 2012
With the 2012 election, many American social issues came up in debates between politicians on television, coworkers in offices and family members […]
Top Viral Videos of 2012
In this digital age, there are literally billions of video clips on the internet. And yet there are a select few that […]
Combating Morning Sickness
Pregnancy comes with many joys and delightful experiences, but morning sickness isn’t one of them. If you’re looking for a healthy and […]
Advice for Getting Through the Holidays after the Newtown Massacre
The Newtown massacre shooting has shocked the nation. Getting through the holidays in the midst of such a tragedy can be challenging. […]
Handling a National Tragedy on a Personal Level
Friday’s killing spree caused many people in the nation new levels of shock. Anger, sadness, resentment, pain, and grief are the emotional […]
Gift Cards: a Last Resort
When you’re not sure what present to give that special someone gift cards, e-gift cards, and cash are usually a last resort. […]
Uniting for Suicide Prevention
When loneliness and despair overwhelms an individual, dark thoughts of suicide may seem like the only solution. But if we come together […]
Pushpa Basnet: Nepalese Children Activist
Since 2007, CNN Heroes has recognized people, like Robin Lim, who are changing our world. This year, one of the heroes is […]
Being in Service – a Real Ego Killer
There’s a lot of discussion in spirituality about ego and the myriad of ways to diminish it. No matter what spiritual tradition […]