Guatemalan Mission: You can’t save Valencia

Ordinary Missionaries  The stories of George And Vonda Sisneros as they work in the village of El Rosario, Guatemala “You can’t save them. You can’t save Venancia.” I got a call from my friend Mara on Friday afternoon. Mara is […]

In a study by Julia Zimmermann and Franz Neyer in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology the impact of travel on personality was examined and it was found that travel actually changes your personality. Both short-term (1 semester abroad) and […]

Access to safe and legal abortion is vital to a woman’s health, right? That’s why phrases such as “reproductive health” are so commonly used, right? Besides, the medical risks giving birth are greater than the risks of having an abortion, […]

The state of Hawaii is one of the most racially diverse places in the world. There are more people with multi-ethnic backgrounds than any other state. According to www.to-hawaii.com, 38.6 percent of Hawaii’s population is Asian, 24.7 percent is White, […]

It’s almost weird to have a day go by not hearing about someone supporting breast cancer or military families. Understandably so, as these issues touch many lives — I myself have had family members in each of these groups, and […]

On Valentine’s Day 2014, Eric took Timolin to an interactive improve type of performance called “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.”  For the show audience members were given random names for the performers to act out 30-second scenes. […]

Ordinary Missionaries  The stories of George And Vonda Sisneros as they work in the village of El Rosario, Guatemala “In essence, that’s the size of their entire world” Venancia is not doing well.  She seemed to be getting better and […]

When I had a chance to ask LZ Granderson, a journalist and commentator for ESPN and CNN.com about his view of cultural mobility, I jumped at it.  But when asked how Global Mobility has changed him, Granderson does not have […]