The Long Way By Samuel S. Kim Somewhere on the mainland there is a CHamoru software developer earning roughly three times what GovGuam would pay for the same work. He has family here most likely. He visits when he can. He learned to code somewhere—maybe in the mainland, maybe at UOG. At some point, he did what young people do when they are deciding where to spend their lives: he ran the numbers and the numbers pointed away from this island. They almost always do. He is not a

The neglected, unsafe and pothole-plagued motorway is the main entry point for student drop-off and pick-up as well as for students driving themselves to school.

Patients on Guam are often seen in one facility and then transferred to another. When that happens, responsibility for care should remain clear and consistent. Patients should not feel like they are entering a different system with different rules.