I love a nice, creamy New England Clam Chowder any day of the week. Recently, I had some homemade clam chowder with fresh clams made for a friend’s baby’s birthday. It was pretty good, but my palate wanted it to be a little saltier.
I added croutons instead of oyster crackers, and sprinkled in some feta cheese. Wow, what a nice additional layer of flavor. If there are salt-lovers out there, give this a try and let me know how it tastes to you.
Babies are miracles and gifts from God. However, not everyone feels that way. Some are simply not able to provide for their babies. One Korean Pastor’s approach to this is the Baby Box.
Can you be a housewife and a feminist?
What does feminism mean? Does it refer to women being equal to men? Does it mean that women should fight for their independence and do whatever they want? Does it mean that women should have their own career so that they don’t need to depend on men for money? It certainly could. Being a housewife in contemporary time seems to contrast with the idea of being a feminist. But that’s not necessarily true. Feminism is about having the freedom to make a choice. If one chooses to be a housewife, then that is also a choice.
Boston College Celebrates APAHM
Boston College celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in April 2013. Here are some of the thoughts about why APAHM was so important this year.
Have American Parents Got It All Backward?
Interesting ways in which children are raised in different countries, and how it compares to how American parents raise their children.
Although women have come a long way in the workplace, there is still a long way to go when it comes to competing with men for in the work field. Dr. Lois Frankel, President of Corporate Coaching International, discusses 7 ways that women needs to take charge in order to further career.
Sriracha Hot Sauce Catches Fire
Sriracha is one of the most popular hot sauce on the market. Did you know that its founder is of Vietnamese descent? Huy Fong is one of many successful Asians in America. Multiculturalism benefits America in many way, especially in adding more flavor to its food!
Online education is rapidly expanding, with its easy accessibility and relatively lower cost. However, there are many issues concerning online education. Who is keeping these online institutions accountable? Are students really learning more or better than if they are in a higher education institution? The following article in The Chronicle of Higher Education discusses the problem of online education widening the achievement gap among students.
The office of AHANA Student Programs at boston College is proud to be a part of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. We will be celebrating a Decade of Discovery in April to celebrate the identities, discoveries, and success of the Asian Pacific American community in America in the past decade. Furthermore, we will look forward to how the Asian Pacific American community will grow and partake in nontraditional fields in the next decade.
