The journey from reality starts early …and doesn’t stop. When little Leo or Megan are old enough to hold a toy they are given a red, plastic copy of a […]

Fifty years ago, America’s public school system stopped teaching children how to read. Today, two of every three students graduating from NYC schools are not prepared for college without significant […]

America’s longest War was not the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, World War ii, Korea, Vietnam or even the endless war in Afghanistan. America’s longest war began […]

The tiniest of words and yet the foreword to a whole series of meanings. The big Webster’s Dictionary has a field day of colons and semicolons in deciphering the word […]

Hawthorne Street in Williamsburg is a long, long street that cuts through the heart of that section of Brooklyn. It stops abruptly when it runs into the very large campus […]

The pandemic…the sickness, over-crowded hospital emergency rooms, overworked and burned-out doctors and nurses, the daily fight to convince people that the vaccines are safe and work, the reality that 40% […]