By Tonni von Schaumburg The United States Census Bureau recently released poverty statistics showing that an unbelievable 43.6 million people in America live below the poverty line, the greatest number since the bureau began publishing reports. More children fell into poverty as well, 20.7 percent—the highest number since 1995. As of August 2010, the national [...]
By Nancy Dykstra-Powers Did you know that November is National Adoption Month? It is a time to celebrate the joys of adopting a child and it’s a time to consider the courage a birthmother and birthfather had in making an adoption plan for their child. It is also a time to reflect on the fact [...]
By Tom Campisi “Keep choppin.” That was the battle cry instituted by Coach Greg Schiano a few years back as he attempted to change the culture of a losing football program at Rutgers University. Before his team turned the corner and began to play in bowl games on a regular basis, Schiano likened Rutgers to [...]
