
by Margot Callahan, Contributing Writer Just like a lot of young adults, (and likely you) I picked a college and a major when I was 17 years old. Clarion State College, now PennWest Clarion, had a good communication program – …
by Margot Callahan, Contributing Writer Just like a lot of young adults, (and likely you) I picked a college and a major when I was 17 years old. Clarion State College, now PennWest Clarion, had a good communication program – …
by Elenora Morris, contributing writer The way I see it, there are two ways to approach dancing: outside-in, and inside-out. As a trained ballerina, I learned the outside-in way: here are the five positions, here is the correct shape for …
by Dana Wineland O’Rourke, contributing writer I selected a large, easy-to-read font, numbered the pages, and tucked them in a black folder that I held tightly while walking up the church steps. The elderly pastor, known for his wisdom and …
by Dana Wineland O’Rourke, contributing writer My husband Tim and I never managed to get a good parking space in the hospital lot, and that hot August day in 2015 was no exception. Both of us were hustling to get …
Ballet Grace Meets Culinary Delight by Elenora Morris, contributing writer Time to get in costume, the manager says. I button the white chore coat up to my neck, bobby pin my bangs back, slide a pen and notebook into my pocket, …
What We Hold Onto When Everything Else Burns by Beth Dolinar, contributing writer In the small safe deposit box at the bottom of the coat closet are a few things I’d miss if ever I were to lose them. There’s …
by Beth Dolinar, Contributing Writer Soon it will be Thanksgiving Day, a time of family and pumpkin pie, football games and the warm smells of turkey filling the home. For me there will be something even more evocative—a strange and …