Everyone. We've made it. Spring is finally here. With this new season, comes our new item! Our new brass heart-shaped, hand-stamped pendant on a 19in necklace. Purchase yours here and tag us in your pics to be featured on our social media platforms. We love seeing our supporters. If there is an item you'd love to see KAE create, comment below and let us know. In other news, ¿Que bolá Cuba? Today, President Obama and his family landed in Havana, opening a new chapter in U.S. engagement with the island’s Communist government after decades of animosity between the former Cold War foes. Many people are hesistant as to what this visit actually means for Cubans. A few business owners visited Cuba
My passion is giving back and instilling confidence and determination in minority youth. Since completing the three year summer program, NERA Medprep, which aims to provide amazing opportunities for underrepresented students in medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, I have come to realize how much I learned from my mentor and role model, Dr. Sabahat Bokhari, Director of the Nuclear Cardiology Department at Columbia. Dr. Bokhari taught me that helping others reach their goals and achieve their dreams is the key to true success and happiness in life. I am determined to emulate Dr. Bokhari's footsteps by mentoring and helping guide other students. The kindness shown
A father and son are in a horrible car crash that kills the dad. The son is rushed to the hospital. Just as he’s about to go under the knife, the surgeon says, “I can’t operate—that boy is my son!” Explain. If you guessed that the surgeon is the boy’s gay, second father, you get a point for enlightenment, at least outside the Bible Belt. But did you also guess the surgeon could be the boy’s mother? If not, you’re part of a surprising majority. In research conducted by Mikaela Wapman (CAS’14) and Deborah Belle, a College of Arts & Sciences psychology professor, even young people and self-described feminists tended to overlook the possibility that the surgeon in the riddle was a she. The resea
