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Laura Eakmen wants her son to love music, so needed another approach.

Perspective author Marnie O. Mamminga wants to keep the music flowing.

It's World Cup time for Wester Wuori.

Deborah Booth is planning to visit the newest Presidential Center, which is much more than a museum.

Holly Jones looks at the plan to put science grant funding into the hands of politicians, not scientists.

Katie Andraski finds support in the waiting room.

Lonny Cain recognizes the blessing of his childhood boredom.

Too many pics on your phone? Marnie O. Mamminga has a novel solution.

Tom McBride turns to poetry to cope with the death of a friend.

On today's Perspective, Anissa Kryzanski Kuhar shares a love story.

On today's Perspective, Frances Jaeger shares why we all need to head over to Shady Pines.

Rosie Klepper welcomes a new pup into her life.

Francisco Solares-Larrave talks about the role of culture in civilization.

Laura Vilardell is proud of a Catalan man who still stirs national pride in Mexico.

Suzanne Degges-White acknowledges her colleagues and students.

On today's Perspective, Wester Wuori shares two seminal events in his life.

Connie Seraphine discusses the Gaia Theory.

Beth Schewe says you don't have to relocate overseas to find the lifestyle you need.

Reed Scherer has ways he'd rather spend a billion dollars a day.

Deborah Booth visits a presidential museum in Abilene, Kansas.