5 simple steps to help you live Golden Rule Kendra Ruth Guest columnist International Golden Rule Day has been celebrated on April 5 since 2007, when several notable organizations, including the United Nations, made the proclamation. There was a strong resolve by individuals such as Ambassador Mussie Hailu, who believed a focus on the Golden Rule would […]
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Golden Rule gesture for all of Arizona Golden Rule Moment Kendra Ruth Guest columnist This kind of great news seldom is heard or known. First, a little background: Rep. Mark Anderson, along with countless other faith leaders and community leaders, had the fortune of meeting and knowing Mesa resident Daryl […]
The fresh green grass lay crisp with a hint of morning dew as the sun rose above my neighborhood park. The playground still stood proudly over the sea of messy wood chips, and the faint buzzing of the sprinklers could be heard occasionally throughout the day. However, this familiar landscape […]
The Arts as Ally, Advocate and Lifeline for Children with Learning Disabilities by Jenna Sherman, guest author One in five children in the US have learning and attention issues, such as dyslexia and ADHD. According to Mimi Corcoran, President and CEO of National Center for Learning Disabilities, these children can […]
“Living Golden Rule helps teens through isolation of pandemic” by Anusha for The Arizona Republic It’s noon. After a lengthy night of binge-watching Netflix and mindlessly scrolling through TikTok, I finally trudge out of bed and fight every fiber of my being to plod my way into the bathroom. My […]
Image via Pexels Living Golden (Even When It’s Hard): 5 Tips for Families by Jenna Sherman It’s been a tough year to stay positive. At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, families were feeling grateful for the extra time at home together. However, as time presses on, cabin fever has […]
Teen makes specialty face masks for deaf, gets lesson in return Smiles have returned to the faces of a local deaf community through specialty face masks created by 15-year-old Neil Pandey of Queen Creek. I had the opportunity to interview this upbeat and intelligent young man about the impact he […]
Teen’s mask project is a golden lesson In an era of a global pandemic, masks have become the social norm in what could be deemed as the first line of defense. It’s hard to imagine a world without them after almost an entire year of mask mandates and limited outings. […]
While video games can sometimes be looked down upon, there are many games that can boost your child’s knowledge and skills. Games can often be used for lesson plans, remote learning programs, and after-school routines. Not all games are perfect, however; this guide will help distinguish the good from the […]
Expanding literature in schools is an important step in embracing diversity It’s the worst fear of every high schooler, an unimaginable trepidation that lingers at the bottom of our stomachs before entering the dreaded confine we call the classroom: “OK, class, today we will start the Shakespeare unit.” Such an […]