Each transition in the technology environment does not just change the tools; it changes what the job of technical leadership ...

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The Christmas Eve that was the beginning of the end of my father’s life began with our family’s typical organized chaos of the holidays. My parents were getting ready to drop off some cards to their ...

Editor’s note: this article first appeared in THE AMERICAN on June 16, 2013. Father’s Day always leaves me a bit uneasy. It’s like a pair of really big shoes. Every year, I have to walk up and put my ...

When I was growing up in the 1990s, getting married wasn’t an “if” in the Midwest, but a “when”—and “divorce” was practically a curse word. Despite the statistics even then, I felt wildly entitled to ...

The sidewalk was empty, so no one could see me crying outside Levain Bakery's soaring glass doors. But there was nothing to shield me from the staff inside watching me, stunned, sobbing, giddy with ...

Marilyn is the only person in my life who taught me invaluable ways to enrich my life yet also how to die with grace, dignity, and acceptance. Her calming manner and ability to be nonjudgmental made ...

As a '90s kid, I grew up in an era before smartphones and social media. I'm thankful for this for one simple reason—I remember a time before life became performative. I recall actually experiencing ...

Born in 1939 during what would be the last years of the Japanese colonial occupation of Korea, my father, Choung Tai Chee, also called Charles or Chuck or Charlie, came to the United States in 1960.