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After reading a very interesting piece by Charley Reese concerning the fiscal, political and social woes in the U.S. mainland, it struck me th… Read more
The United Nations has officially designated Aug. 9th as International Day of Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous Peoples' Day is celebrated across… Read more
For Sale By Owner, or FSBO as it is commonly referred to, involves selling your home without the assistance of a licensed real estate agent. T… Read more
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Throughout the month, individuals are encouraged to recognize the unique grief of bereav… Read more
It’s time to have a look in the anthropology file and learn a little bit about research on us humans. We live in an unprecedented “age of info… Read more
Over the years, I have studied a lot of Guam-specific topics. While a lot of folks are familiar with my public opinion work, I work on a lot o… Read more
Autumn in the Midwest is always a welcome reassurance for this middle-aged gardener. Yes, it is a wilting and dying time, but this decay ignit… Read more
Last week, I gave suggestions about how to answer the three most common types of questions teachers ask on a test. This week, two other types … Read more
The transfer of power in an organization brings about all sorts of issues and concerns for employees. Even in cases when succession is planned… Read more
There are so many things about living on Guam that are simply idyllic. We really do live in a Pacific paradise in the center of this rising “G… Read more
One of the more popular sayings for encouragement is “If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again.” The question is, how many times do yo… Read more
The other day, my doctor and I were poring over my lab results. Read more
One of the most important challenges I have faced is forgiving a father who failed to love and support me. Forgiving him has been particularly… Read more
Isabella and Pablo have been living together for nine years. Together they have twin boys, Peter and Paul, who are now 9 years old. Pablo work… Read more
The effort to impeach President Trump is a waste of time. On the other hand, it may be one of the best things to happen to Trump since he has … Read more
It’s time to dip into the medical file and have a look at two studies that tell you exactly what you need to do to be healthier and live longe… Read more
True story: When I set out to become a high school teacher, I did so partly as an effort to quantify a simple way to describe “what I do.” You… Read more
All students have to take tests in school. In some classes, there may be only a few tests each semester while in others, tests are given every… Read more
Your boss calls you to the office and says, “I’ve got good news, A promotion is available and I’m offering it to you.” Read more
History has a way of being forgotten or revised with time and as generations pass; many of those who were directly affected by it here on Guam… Read more
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. I’ve written columns about it for 19 Octobers. Read more
Sen. Régine Biscoe Lee and her colleagues have brought to light the critical need for mental health first-aid training that targets kids 12 to… Read more
It’s time to dip into the ecology file, and I’ve found a couple of items that are a little scary in light of the recent news that insect numbe… Read more
As most people know, I was born with a condition known as CKD, which stands for Chronic Kidney Disease. The specifics are that I was actually … Read more
Are you an optimist or a pessimist? How do you think your coworkers would classify you? Today, we’ll dig into the positives and negatives of h… Read more
According to recruitment managers, today's job market is extremely competitive. It is more important than ever that job seekers equip themselv… Read more
I've found it interesting that for so many years following the end of World War II, the United States government had a veritable economic and … Read more
Living on an island and having a large extended family, one of the unfortunate events I have to regularly attend is the funeral of a relative … Read more
Tomorrow, my friend, “T.” is leaving Guam to move back home. Read more
School should be a place where young people feel safe and are able to establish trusting relationships with caring adults. Yet, it was in scho… Read more
Last week was Constitution Week and we held a number of discussions and lectures at the University of Guam on the U.S. Constitution. President… Read more
It’s time to dip into the global warming/weather file and according to a new study published by the European Academies' Science Advisory Counc… Read more
I find myself at a strange intersection on my life’s highway. Read more
Although everyone has a little bit of the seven known types of intelligence, each person has a dominant intelligence type. Students can maximi… Read more
I’ve always been a reader, some would say a voracious reader. Dating back to my radio days, I’ve consumed large amounts of information in book… Read more
The stray animal problem on Guam (dogs and pigs in particular) is certainly nothing new. Nor is the fact that the government has allowed it to… Read more
I have recently begun doing memory enrichment work with a group of young people. Read more
It was a sight to behold. Champions of self-determination from around the world gathered on Guam last week to share knowledge, experience and … Read more
Jim Mattis takes only nine words in the prologue of his newly published memoir to make clear he has no intention of revealing juicy behind-the… Read more
(Editor's note: This editorial published in The Washington Post on September 20.) Read more
In the past weeks, LifeWorks Guam has focused on spreading the word about how to lower the rate of suicide in our island. Read more
It’s time to dip into the technology file and our first item which was published online in the Electronic Colloquium on Computational Complexi… Read more
This past week there was a two-day conference on decolonization sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Interior. I was pleased to see that Go… Read more
A thought has been gnawing on me for the past few election seasons, so let me just come out and admit that it’s ageist. There, let the axes fa… Read more
Every school day students have to memorize mountains of information. At times, this can become overwhelming especially for those who have not … Read more
It’s one of the first business strategies I ever learned and now – decades later – it’s as fresh and vital as the first time I learned it. “Ch… Read more
The recent notification that the upcoming changes in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will change, affecting some 2,000 residents… Read more
The lobby at Holiday Towers was full of activity. Read more
Embrace the challenge. Pursue the art of being an effective parent for the young learner/s in your household. Invite allies, but don’t yield t… Read more
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Fifty new apartments for low-income families will open Friday in Mongmong-Toto-Maite. Read more
This weekend we take a break from the usual water hikes (although, there are water options if you want to include them), and explore some of the more historical parts of the island that grant hikers sweeping views of the island’s western coast from up high and down below. We also hike along …
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Now in its third year, the 2019 Michelob Ultra Guam NPC Bodybuilding Championships on Saturday delighted the crowd at the Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort.
