They won’t like it. It’s not what they’re used to. But things are changing fast at Michigan State, for trustees, ...
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It’s become so common to hurl insults at President Trump, I wonder if we’re losing our perspective. Last year, ...
Let’s say you have a husband. Let’s say you have kids. Let’s say you have a pattern of love and food and work and ...
To the children of our Haitian orphanage: When you do something wrong, you have to say you’re sorry. We teach you ...
Recently, at the University of Kentucky, a student named Lexi Baskin came out of the library to find her car ...
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I’m confused. I either live in the worst city in America, or the second-best place on Earth to visit. The ...
What would you take if your life depended on it? Five minutes. Two minutes. A fire is sweeping toward your home, ...
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Mitch Albom writes about running an orphanage in impoverished Port-au-Prince, Haiti, his kids, their hardships, laughs and challenges, and the life lessons he’s learned there every day.
