Behavior
The Stories We Tell
10/15/12
In Salman Rushdie’s novel, “Haroun and the Sea of Stories,” a small boy, his father, and a band of unusual characters strive to save the mythic Sea of Stories from destruction by... Continue
Risky Business
09/25/12
No one can pinpoint the start date, but many experts acknowledge that as of the dot.com bust, Volatility had earned the de facto title of America’s Greatest Risk Factor. By the beginning of... Continue
Slow Money
06/10/10
Let’s talk about Slow Food. No, not escargot or turtle soup. Slow Food is a movement and an organization (see www.slowfood.com), the mission of which is “to defend biodiversity in our food... Continue
The Kitchen Table
03/12/10
In much of the world, the kitchen table represents a place of intimacy where families play out the dramas of their personal and public lives. At the table, values are transmitted from one generation... Continue
Wise Questions
02/25/10
Dear Friends: The Egyptian Nobel Prize winning novelist, Naguib Mahfouz, once suggested that, “You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his... Continue
Un-Slumping Yourself
02/11/10
Before he became Dr. Seuss, Theodor “Ted” Geisel was a political commentator and editorial writer. Then, realizing that his adult target audience was already beyond help and reformation, he... Continue
