Opinion – Page 8 – The Communicator

Pauline and I embrace while relaxing on my aunt’s porch in Charleston, South Carolina. We took Pauline down to Charleston over spring break.

Acceptance, Halfway Around the World: a Year of Sisterhood

November 16, 2017

Harness the Sloth in Four Easy Steps

Harness the Sloth in Four Easy Steps

November 16, 2017

Naomi Cutler, counselor at Camp Lookout, stands on the Lake Michigan beach after having spent a day in the woods doing an activity known as “Listening Point.” During Listening Point, campers spread out in the forest, spending hours alone in nature. Some, like Cutler, brought instruments such as guitars and ukuleles. Others could be found reading, writing in notebooks, or simply laying amongst the leaves and looking up at the trees above. No matter what activities they chose to do, all the Listening Point participants were spending the day taking in the natural world—without cellphones.

Summers Unplugged

November 13, 2017

Coleman Young II Challenges Mike Duggan for Detroit Mayorship

Coleman Young II Challenges Mike Duggan for Detroit Mayorship

November 10, 2017

High Schoolers in College Classes

High Schoolers in College Classes

November 10, 2017

Semi-Autonomous Trucks: Complicated Solution to a Problem

Semi-Autonomous Trucks: Complicated Solution to a Problem

November 9, 2017

“Thoughts and Prayers” Aren’t Really Working

October 15, 2017

Is Twitter part of the new diplomacy?

Is Twitter part of the new diplomacy?

October 12, 2017

My grandfather in front of his favorite spruce tree outside his long time home in the historic district of Ann Arbor.

Strangers at Home

October 3, 2017

The Dangers of Clickbait and Fake News

The Dangers of Clickbait and Fake News

June 5, 2017

Going for the Green

Going for the Green

May 31, 2017

Will Ann Arbor's New Tobacco Law Really Make a Difference?

Will Ann Arbor’s New Tobacco Law Really Make a Difference?

May 30, 2017

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