Lives captured on the rebound
His grandmother became his photographic subject when he participated in ProjectFocus Hawaii, started by Laurie Breeden Callies and Lisa Uesugi in 2005 on the premise that everyone needs a voice. The program uses photography as a
Le Cordon Bleu graduate blends recipe for success
"The measure of success is not winning awards. It's doing something that you appreciate, something that you believe is worthwhile. I think of my strawberry soufflé. I did that at least 28 times before I finally conquered it."
I recently met Jennifer
Psychologist stresses trust
She likes getting to know them, understanding them and most of all, simply listening to them.
But what separates the licensed psychologist from other compassionate human beings is her ability to channel these qualities into a unique gift.
"I can't
College Town
Welcome back!
As more than 30,000 college students return to the area, here?s a wrap-up of what some did over the summer:
?U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Shane Boucher completed English composition and introduction to psychology while assigned to the 1/8
Older, younger workers in a job jam
Patrice Brown and Jerry Bannister don't know each other, but they're on opposite sides of an economic canyon that divides young from old and makes this recession different from any other in the last six decades.
Even as employers lay off millions and
Dr. Sylvan Frieman dies at 81
Sylvan Frieman, a retired Baltimore obstetrician and gynecologist who was also a clinical assistant professor at Johns Hopkins Medical School and worked with the homeless, died of congestive heart failure Aug. 22 at his Owings Mills home. He was
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Operation Aware
has named Mackenzie Staples as manager of curriculum and
Tech interns get rock star treatment, real work
SEATTLE ? The same day Microsoft reported some of its worst financial results, a dozen buses left the Redmond campus. During rush hour, they headed toward State Route 520 as a phalanx of cops on motorcycles shut down the onramps ahead, clearing the
THE SHINING LIGHT WINNERS: Honoring those who make a difference in Detroit
They're veterans and an up-and-comer; visionaries and dreamers; people who prioritize regionalism and make things happen.
They're also this year's winners of the third annual Shining Light Regional Cooperation Awards, presented in honor of former
CORPORATE LADDER
Noelle Krempasky Lantka, Peckville, was recently promoted to marketing communications officer at the financial institution. She previously served as the bank?s marketing specialist and holds a bachelor?s degree in communications from Cedar Crest
