Senior Studies
Break out the books & join the Senior class!
How Can He Be…. SIXTY, SEXY AND SENSATIONAL!!
By Chris Oliver
Robert Schawlbe, Ph.D., a New York City psychoanalyst specializing in therapy for men and aging, noticed that most books on health and relationships for seniors focused on both men and women.
Shear Magic
By Judith Stiles
Pearl Fryar, 68, never preaches the gospel of love, peace and goodwill from a pulpit. Instead, in his beautiful garden in Bishopville, South Carolina, he uses his hands and hedge-clippers to sculpt magnificent topiary shrubs in the shape of words that spread this message.
Volunteer Vacations
By Sophia Dembling
On one side of an unpaved road in La Manzanilla, Mexico, tourists and locals frolic on the Pacific coast. On the other side of that road, I am with a boatload of Earthwatch volunteers and a researcher, collecting data on a research expedition called “Mexican Mangroves and Wildlife.”
Meet the Real Piano Man
By Michael Park
Wally Boot, by his own admission, is not a great piano player, but he knows his Beethoven from his Bach and more importantly, certainly for his employers, he has an amazing ear.
Chicken Tonight, Honey?
By Rowann Gilman
September. Goodbye green leaves. Ta-ta summer Fridays. Farewell, flip-flops. Santa stops by in three months. What’s September good for, anyway? Think chicken. And honey.
A Full Life
Press agent, politician, producer, David Rothenberg has moved, shaken and stirred New York City for more than forty years
Aging with Attitude
By Amy Paturel
At 83 years young, Madeleine Gough is in superb health. She lives by herself, carries a full schedule, and mentally, she’s at the top of her game. How is she able to maintain this lifestyle at her advanced age?
Professor Irwin Corey: Life Lessons
By JERRY TALLMER
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