 Food: Can We Be Sensible About It? by Ruth Oron, published in The Dayton Weekly, Dayton, OH on June 28-July 5, 2007
...There is a great need for education about nutrition and affordable and healthy food has to be available for all people....
The great pleasure in eating and the turmoil surrounding food is all over America and the question is: Can a person be really sensible about food? Is there a way of seeing food as such that can make one proud...  READ ARTICLE
The Answer to the Crisis in the Middle East by Ruth Oron, published in The Palladium Times, Oswego, New York on July 31, 2006
"Eli Siegel, founder, defined the unjust contempt that causes wars and explained its danger.... For decades, peace negotiations have failed for lack of this knowledge. It may be hard to look at, but the fact is that people have preferred to drop bombs, fire rockets and endure terror rather than grant full reality to other human beings. I learned what it means to do so from the philosophy Aesthetic Realism." READ ARTICLE
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Using a Mother's Death to See Meaning in the World by Ruth Oron and Ann Richards, published in The Palladium Times, Oswego, New York on August 23, 2004
"This February a Christian woman in Oswego, New York, and a Jewish woman in Ramat Hashofet, a kibbutz in Israel, died. They were both 91 years of age. Lola McGough and Leah Shazar were our dear mothers." READ ARTICLE
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"As we grieve for our innocent countrymen killed as a result of horrible suicide bombings, more than ever we feel the urgency of asking with courage and honesty. Did 35 years of dominating over the Palestinian people, humiliating them, being oblivious and cold to their feelings, encourage hopelessness, fury, and a desire for revenge? ... As we have written before—there is a solution to this vicious cycle of contempt!" READ ARTICLE
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