Levine: Who you callin’ old?
Birthdays that end in zero are milestones to be celebrated, or completely ignored, depending on your point of view.
Levine: The plastic planetary menace
Plastic straws are controversy starters these days, but our plastic addiction goes far beyond straws and is seriously entrenched.
Levine: Unconscious bias ‘R’ Us
Who doesn't know about the cops being called on two black men at Starbucks?
Levine: From Russia with love
Does Donald Trump understand that most folks run for the door at even a whiff of anything with a KGB label?
Levine: Cruel and unusual punishment at the border
According to immigration lawyers, children as young as five are in court going through the legal process.
Levine: Make some noise for urban planning
The education I received getting my master's urban planning degree in the 1990s had less to do with the classroom and more to do with developing the Windy City.
Levine: Moving on from just one woman
There's a spotlight today on the women attempting to transform longtime invisibility into success, money and power.
Levine: Remembering on Memorial Day
As a country, we observe Memorial Day by honoring those who have served their country and sacrificed so much. My father was only 22 as a young soldier in World War II, and on the anniversary of his death a decade ago, I wrote a Memorial Day poem in his honor.
Levine: Pandora’s box of hate
Russian President Putin got my attention when he recently suggested that Jews with Russian citizenship might have interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Levine: Harvard taking the right steps on social clubs
In the dual op-ed commentary in last Sunday's Times Free Press Perspective section, two women, Lisa Wade and Jenna Robinson, debated the pros and cons of Harvard University's ban on fraternities and sororities.
