By BRETT FREEMAN
We spend so much time teaching our children not to bully one another and not to gossip, but all too often adults don’t practice what they preach, especially given the often toxic and viral nature of social media.
Given the series of events last week regarding a disputed story involving the Somers girls and Yorktown boys lacrosse players, it seems that Somers school administrators were ...
By BRUCE APAR
Author’s Note: Mom + Pop Culture are a couple of real characters. They could be you and me. Or not. Every so often, I eavesdrop on their conversations. Let’s listen in on what they’re saying right now about the common misperception of what empty storefronts signify.
POP CULTURE: Mom, did you see that new empty storefront in the strip mall?
MOM CULTURE: No, Pop. Which ...
By TRACY BECKERMAN
I winced as we sat in the audience of an experimental music concert played by a string quartet. Calling it music was being generous. It was more like the sound of a subway car screeching on the tracks, mixed with nails on a chalkboard, and choruses of crying babies on an airplane.
“I don't get it,” I whispered to my husband as the quartet tweaked their instruments so violently ...
