Author: Danny Chai

Henry likes to denigrate Obama for his oil company windfall tax thing. For the record, I don’t disagree with that criticism. Or his criticism of […]

I posted this on Facebook last week but it needs more attention. Check out this ESPN story on people using basketball for social good. My […]

I say that something “changed my life” a lot. People think I use it too casually. But I just think I’m being accurate. If something […]

If I were to go back to college, you know one of the things that I’d do differently? I’d encourage Christians to date more. At […]

It’s long been stated that studies show that money doesn’t buy happiness. There’s a famous economic theory called the Easterlin paradox, which is based on […]

I find self-identity fascinating. I’m trying to finish up dcpark’s Interpersonal Communication lecture notes, and it kind of obliquely makes a provocative claim that having […]

I’m maniacal about efficiency. Because I’m lazy and want to spend the absolute minimum time on tasks that, quite frankly, I hate doing. But I’m […]

Apparently the New Kids on the Block are getting back together. I can’t say I have fond memories of them. In my recollection, they’re indelibly […]

I doubt this will mean anything to you at all, but I struggle with the same self-worth and pride things. I’m not trivializing it by […]

As I’ve written before, I have a really difficult time hearing from God. My dad wrote a column (see March 9; sadly, there is no […]