Indeed, if we want to understand how to integrate faith and Asian American identity in our current context, we need to learn how Asian Americans in days past wrestled with these same questions and took the steps that brought us to where we are today.
This week on the podcast we’re talking with farm manager Stephanie Ballantine from Kiron, Iowa (pop. 279). Stephanie unexpectedly found herself widowed and faced with the decision of whether or not to continue the farming operation she and her husband had built together. She made the decision to keep the farm operation going, and she’s sharing about her journey and what she has learned along the way.
Edwina Dunn looks back on how she and her husband helped Tesco launch its Clubcard, and change how many of us do our shopping.
This month, after more than 25 years of service, Sue Ehinger, Chief Experience Officer, will retire from Parkview Health. While there is no way to measure...
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A panoramic view of Glendale, looking east from the hills of Griffith Park. The photograph was probably taken around 1880. Read Katherine Yamada's February 2, 2002, article about this period in Glendale's history in the Glendale News-Press. Katherine's column, Verdugo Views, spotlights various people, places, and events in Glendale's unique history.
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Buffett is far from the only thinker to suggest focusing on the end of life and working backward from there.
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