Uber Ride Confessionals
A boy who escaped the holocaust. A single mom. A refugee. These are just some of the people I’ve shared an Uber […]
I Feel God In This University Cafeteria Insights on Spiritual Well-being
Since the 1980s, there has been an endless string of fad diets and programs that promise to reboot your life, for only […]
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An Impromptu Interview with the Jellyfish
I met Jing and Darryl during a trip to the aquarium. My sister and I had used the aquarium’s Dollar Day as […]
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Menorah Jokes Aside, Being Jewish Can Be Pretty Lit
I don’t always listen to my parents, but there are certain tidbits I’ll never forget. “Look both ways before crossing the street,” […]
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Being Well Takes Balance
The concept of well-being and healthy living is multifaceted. From mental health, to work and family, these can be tricky in balancing it all. It’s not always easy but finding the right tools and community can make it easier. Here is a short blurb of experiences and observations from someone who has his ways with well-being
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Motivational Mechanism for Momentum
I can look back on changes I’ve made in life and trace them back to a phrase or feeling that incited them. […]
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A Shot of Whiskey or a Shot of Reality: Addiction in the Service Industry
5 PM, Saturday night. Dinner service is about to begin. The kitchen is heating up, flames spit from the broiler, and the […]
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Six Blue Bowls
I remember a day, about a year ago, when I was really burnt out from work and life. I had ordered six […]
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When Parents Become People
I’m sure many of us can’t remember the last time our parents held us on their shoulders, or the last time a […]
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I Have Epilepsy But I’m Not an Artist
The paragraph below was submitted by my friend, Alan, to describe an art program offered to individuals with epilepsy. “Studio-E” at Edgewood […]
