Thursday, the biggest night on television is back. The Cosby kids are out of control. It’s chaos at the Cosby house. Then…is this the night Whitley finally gets her man? It’s A Different World. Then on Cheers, yuppies take over the bar. It’s the biggest night on television. It’s NBC THURSDAY […] Read more

Thursday, the biggest night on television is back. The Cosby kids are out of control. It’s chaos at the Cosby house. Then…is this the night Whitley finally gets her man? It’s A Different World. Then on Cheers, yuppies take over the bar. It’s the biggest night on television. It’s NBC THURSDAY […] Read more

This edition of Today in New York City History is sponsored by New York Presbyterian Hospital, the University Hospitals of Columbia and Cornell. Call 1-877-NYC Well or visit our website at www.nyc.org […] Read more

This edition of Today in New York City History is sponsored by New York Presbyterian Hospital, the University Hospitals of Columbia and Cornell. Call 1-877-NYC Well or visit our website at www.nyc.org […] Read more

We all have problems; it’s how we deal with them that makes us different. If negative thoughts are overwhelming you, you can always talk to a friend, a parent, a teacher, a guidance councillor, or a healthcare professional. Control your problems. Control you life […] Read more

Even in these enlightened days when women are CEOS and cabinet members, many still feel uncomfortable with blatant displays of power. Women are often afraid to ask for what they want because they confuse assertion with aggression. Aggression implies violation. When you act aggressively, the other person will feel angry or taken advantage of. Assertion, […] Read more

Even in these enlightened days when women are CEOs and Cabinet Members, many still feel uncomfortable with blatant displays of power. Women are often afraid to ask for what they want because they tend to confuse assertion with aggression. Aggression implies violation. When you act aggressively, the other person will feel angry or taken advantage […] Read more

At a very early age, astronaut Neil Armstrong was fascinated with flight. When he was 16 he earned his student’s pilot license, and in 1947 he went to Purdue University on a Navy scholarship to study aeronautical engineering. The Korean War brought his studies to an end in 1949, and he flew 78 combat missions […] Read more

Astronaut Neil Armstrong developed a fascination with flight at an early age and earned his student pilot’s license when he was 16. In 1947, Armstrong began his studies in aeronautical engineering at Purdue University on a U.S. Navy scholarship. His studies, however, were interrupted in 1949 when he was called to serve in the Korean […] Read more