Sleep-Away Camps for Children on Medication

Going to sleep-away camp is a great way for children to make new friends, gain confidence and become more self-reliant. Yet for parents of children with physical or mental health problems, the process of choosing a camp is complex and anxiety-provoking. With proper research and planning, however, both kids and parents can enjoy the sleep- away camp experience with a minimum of stress.

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Part I – Weighing Justice in America

The Case of Claude Mc Collum: Attorney Hugh B. Clarke,Jr.; Cheryl Bartz, who is on the Committee for Social Justice at Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lansing and Claude McCollum who was recently released from prison for a crime he didn’t commit.  TNCP Photo.

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Life and Death: Chinese Earthquake Survivor Speaks

 Li Pei Han (Jade)  a 20-year old college student visited here last summer with the Visiting International Professional Program.  She gives us insight to her experience writing in English as her second language. 
Courtesy  Photo.

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Father’s Day is June 15, 2008

 

 

 

The idea that there’s one definition of family is changing. Families are becoming more diverse. There are single career as well as dual career families, two parent as well as single parent families, "intact" as well as blended families, married as well as unmarried cohabiting parents, heterosexual as well as same sex parents, single race as well as interracial families, two- as well as three-generational families.

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