By Matthew Ormseth It was graduation weekend and campus was swarming with misty-eyed alums, and in their eyes and even…
P.C. EditorJune 2, 2017
By Ron Mori and Kara Baskin for AARP Our office is going through a major makeover, and in several months,…
P.C. EditorJune 2, 2017
By Gil Asakawa Many Japanese Americans I know don’t pay much attention to Japan, which I think is a pity.…
P.C. EditorMay 19, 2017
By Ron Mori I’ll bet most of you know that May is Asian American Heritage Month. But how many of…
P.C. EditorMay 5, 2017
By Matthew Ormseth I was nearly bowled over with giddy relief when an alum, visiting the office of the campus…
P.C. EditorMay 5, 2017
By Marsha Aizumi Someone once told me that a positive quality could become negative if carried to the extreme. I…
P.C. EditorMay 5, 2017
By Richard Hansen, AARP Senior Speechwriter and Guest Columnist I am very fortunate to work with so many talented AARP…
P.C. EditorApril 21, 2017
By Matthew Ormseth I graduate in four weeks; on the far side of commencement waits adulthood, responsibilities and the very…
P.C. EditorApril 21, 2017
By Staci Yamashita-Iida I recently created a revocable living trust for my 94-year-old grandmother. During the process, I asked her…
P.C. EditorApril 21, 2017
