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
Voting Is How We Hire Candidates
Wednesday - September 08, 2010
By Susan Page
Ah, the signs and sign-wavers, the inevitable sign that it’s the season to hire new people to work for us. After all, that’s what elections are all about: hiring and firing (and in the case of Gov. Lingle, retiring).
Read Column>>Saving A Sick Boy In Swaziland
Wednesday - August 25, 2010
By Susan Page
Whew, finally a name I could pronounce - and remember. After writing more than 100 Swaziland SiSwati names on masking tape that I couldn’t pronounce, much less spell, I heard a soft voice say, “My name is Wilfred.”
Read Column>>A Mission Of Hope, Love In Africa
Wednesday - August 11, 2010
By Susan Page
Pastor Herbert Mavimbela of Ekuphleni Church had to wonder what this day would bring. A team of Americans would soon be descending onto his church grounds in a rural section of Swaziland’s Manzini district to build a fence
Read Column>>Life’s Twists, Turns Because Of A Crown
Wednesday - July 14, 2010
By Susan Page
In my last column, I wrote of the trepidation I felt about returning to Texas for the 75th anniversary of the Miss Texas Pageant and a reunion of “formers,” as we’re called, expressly because I had unconsciously volunteered to be in the production dance numbers.
Read Column>>Returning To The Miss Texas Stage
Wednesday - June 23, 2010
By Susan Page
Until a couple of Sundays ago, I was a near basket case over a commitment I’d made for this summer.
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