Author Archives: Bill Halamandaris

Of all the hundreds of hours of television I have watched this week and of all the comments made by the seemingly endless number of pundits, one comment stays on my mind.  It came from Martin Luther King III as … Continue reading →

(Viktor Frankl was the author of 39 books, including Man’s Search for Meaning.  In l985, he sat down with me for a rare interview.  Long lost, this interview has been found and is printed here along with a paper about … Continue reading →

This is hard. We are being asked to do the things we have never done before. Don’t touch. Stay away from family members. Avoid hospitals or nursing homes – no matter how sick or lonely your loved ones are. Don’t … Continue reading →

When I was a boy of nine or ten, I was walking through the woods with my Father and came upon a large fallen tree.  For some reason, I noticed the rings revealed where the tree had been cut.  When … Continue reading →

Albrecht Durer, generally regarded as the greatest artist of the German Renaissance, was one of l8 children born to a goldsmith in a tiny village near Nuremberg.  As a boy, Durer worked at every job he could find to help … Continue reading →