You noticed it this week. You stepped outside after dinner and it was already dusk. The light's going. And somewhere under the ordinary annoyance about the clocks, a heavier thought surfaced, the one you've had every October for years: here it comes. The tiredness. The pull toward the couch. ...
It arrives on a Tuesday afternoon, six weeks into the school year. Subject line: Quick check in. The teacher is kind about it. Your son is bright, she says, and sweet, but he's having trouble staying on task. He blurts. He loses papers. He's under the desk when he should be at it. She wonders ...
The results are in for the 23rd annual American Red Cross Blood Battle between Utah State University and Weber Sate are in. And while the Aggies may have outdone the Wildcats once again, the community at large is the ultimate winner. According to Michael Smauldon, executive director of the ...
Ask people if technology has too much influence in their lives and the vast majority will likely respond with a resounding "Yes!" But if you follow up by asking what they plan to do about it, the answer will likely be a lot less clear. "We need to remember that we have created systems in ...
You drove home from the dorm a month ago. You held it together in the parking lot, mostly. Now it's a Tuesday night and the house is quiet in a way it hasn't been in eighteen years. No thump of a backpack in the hall. No one asking what's for dinner. You catch yourself standing in the doorway ...
It's the small things that catch you off guard. The stairs you used to take two at a time now give you pause. You hand over the car keys, or you're told to. The garden, the golf, the long walks: trimmed back, or gone. Each time, it's not just the activity you lose. It's a piece of who you were. ...
