12 Sep An article about A Case of Sense in the Jemez Thunder ( A newspaper in New Mexico ) post content
07 Sep I was featured in the Glenview Lantern Glenview’s Daemicke writes children’s book Glenview resident Songju Daemicke’s new children’s book, “A Case of Sense,” was published by Arbordale Publishing as part of their “For Creative Minds” series. When Glenview resident Songju Daemicke passed a Jimmy Johns “free smells” sign she remembered a story her grandfather told her when she was a little girl about a judge who used the sound of rattling coins to pay for the smell of food. Years later, she can’t remember
Glenview’s Daemicke writes children’s book Glenview resident Songju Daemicke’s new children’s book, “A Case of Sense,” was published by Arbordale Publishing as part of their “For Creative Minds” series. When Glenview resident Songju Daemicke passed a Jimmy Johns “free smells” sign she remembered a story her grandfather told her when she was a little girl about a judge who used the sound of rattling coins to pay for the smell of food. Years later, she can’t remember
26 Aug I was featured in the China Daily Chinese legend and lore mix with science for young minds By Chris Davis (China Daily USA) Updated: 2016-08-24 10:48 Songju Ma Daemicke was born in Jilin, one of China's northeastern provinces, and came to the United States in 1996 to advance her education, eventually earning a master's in computer science. She married and moved to the northern Chicago suburb of Glenview, working as a
Chinese legend and lore mix with science for young minds By Chris Davis (China Daily USA) Updated: 2016-08-24 10:48 Songju Ma Daemicke was born in Jilin, one of China's northeastern provinces, and came to the United States in 1996 to advance her education, eventually earning a master's in computer science. She married and moved to the northern Chicago suburb of Glenview, working as a