We all need to belong, so why not to the "Minivans for Dads" exclusive club?

Columnist Ken Corn, who moonlights as a high school bus driver, reflects on the passing of another school year and of the lessons which life teaches. 

Life is short, but it's always the right time to do the right thing, says columnist Ken Corn. 

Columnist, and high school bus driver, Ken Corn seeks out the best greeting to start the day. 

Columnist Ken Corn takes a humorous look at the choices faced in the retirement years. 

Columnist Ken Corn takes a reflective look back as he prepares for his 50th high school reunion.

In his column, retired Paper columnist Ken Corn reflects on memorable nontraditional holiday events, including a mischievous Basset hound puppy's Christmas Eve feast, a chaotic encounter with Santa on The Polar Express, and a comical yet stressful Christmas involving a broken pipe and a trip to the plumbing section of Lowes.

In this column by Ken Corn, the author recounts a visit to the grocery store where he encounters a Salvation Army Red Kettle bell ringer and reflects on the act of giving during the holiday season.

Columnist Ken Corn answers the questions posed in "The Conversation Piece: Creative Questions to Tickle the Mind" by Bret Nicholaus and Paul Lowrie (1992)