it's a humbling day
Our country doesn't consistently believe in respectful dialogue.
God be with us.
We can all do better.
The Intramuralist Guest Writer series will return on Wednesday after a time of reflection.
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sabotaging the sure thing that has saved you
It’s a slow sports season. The World Cup is underway, the U.S. has held its own, and we’re still 74 days away from the NFL regular season kickoff. For now, Major League Baseball dominates television, while diehards scrape together whatever they can from FIFA, Formula One, golf,
are we aware of our bias?
One of the challenges of current day is that many of us believe we know the truth and anyone who does not believe what we believe and react similarly does not know the truth. They are either ignorant or evil. The challenge is that so much news isn’t news;
humility's statute of limitations
Every now and then I pen a post that feels like a home run. When all is said and done, blog is loaded, picture looks ok, I do my mental trot around the bases, sitting back, satisfied, feeling as if I’ve done my job well, communicating meaningfully what I
the verdict is in. the sadness remains.
A little over a year ago, we wrote the following: The track meet… Memorial High School junior Austin Metcalf and Centennial High School junior Karmelo Anthony were competing in a morning track meet in Frisco, Texas. It was raining, and Anthony had thus taken cover under the other team’s