New York City: My Fondest Memories of ‘The Big Apple’
Back in the late 50s, I made my first trip to New York City, aka “The Big Apple.” To make
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Back in the late 50s, I made my first trip to New York City, aka “The Big Apple.” To make
Read more“It takes a village: the courage to act.” Motto of Black Faculty and Staff Association. Thanks to a community notice
Read moreAllow me to introduce the masterly Tom Callahan, author of a compelling book: “Johnny U: The Life & Times of John Unitas.” The title, however, doesn’t begin to capture the full sweep of this powerful sports story.
Read moreOn a steamy Sunday afternoon, a rally was held in the heart of Hampden, at the intersection of “The Avenue”
Read moreAt the moment, our America is in rough shape. How rough has it been you might ask? It has been
Read moreJerusalem (Courtesy of God Free Photos) Looking back, I have been one lucky dude. Over the years, I have had
Read moreThe British-born actress, Emily Blunt, is on a roll. I thought she was terrific in the 2015 crime-thriller film, “Sicario.” She played
Read more(Photo of HonFest when crowds were allowed.) In an earlier life, I was a “Hon!” (I’ll explain later.) One of
Read moreIraq Veterans against the war (Photo by Bill Hughes) “A ‘Neocon’ is neither new or conservative, but old as Babylon
Read moreLenny Dykstra was a professional Major League Baseball (MLB) player for over a decade with both the National League’s New York Mets (1985-89) and the Philadelphia Phillies (1989-96). He knew a lot of inside stuff about MLB and some of it wasn’t pretty.
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