
Susan's Page voices Susan Page’s views on social and political issues facing the state of Hawaii, and the nation. Susan Page, entrepeneur and founder of international fashion and photo companies, is vice president Coffee Enterprises, Inc. A military daughter, wife, and mother, Page often focuses on issues relating to our servicemen and women. She has been a MidWeek columnist since 1992.
Below are the last 5 columns written by Susan Page
We need either a new definition for the word “crisis” or else our media and politicians need to find a new word to describe situations and events.
Read Column>>The Emmy Awards and the National POW/MIA Recognition ceremony at Punchbowl came on the same weekend. One garnered a huge celebrity audience and TV viewers, the other a smattering of mostly military servicemen and women, active and retirees, and their families.
Read Column>>Today, 9-9-09, is to numeral experts a day that marks “the end.” I guess if you’re reading this column, the prediction didn’t pan out. But, in a way, today is the end for me - the end of putting off a nine-year dream to write a book.
Read Column>>In 1965, Economics 101 put me into a stupor of boredom. I was 18 and couldn’t relate to one thing the professor said. But now as an adult intimately involved with day-to-day personal finances, it makes sense. I call it “kitchen table” economics.
Read Column>>On Sunday, Aug. 2, my husband Jerry Coffee and I flew to Hailey, Idaho.
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