The other day while I was roaming around the streets of Manhattan, I made a trip up to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I’ve been there before, and it’s always one of my places to go. In particular, I always love to go look at a sculpture they ha …
Sometimes it’s important see things from an opposite perspective to truly understand where someone is coming from. Kevin Roose, a recent graduate from Brown University, recently published a book called The Unlikely Disciple, in which he chronicled his …
“That drives me crazy,” my husband commented on Sunday afternoon. It was halftime of the football game we were watching. I, being not too interested in the halftime show, had retired to reading my paper. But hubbie’s comments focused my attentio …
I just got back from a luncheon with our local college football booster’s club. We had two speakers, and they were a real study in contrasts. First up was the football coach himself, who’s mired in a nightmarish losing streak (nine straight games again …
This seems to be my week for obituaries. A few days ago I did one for John T. Elson, the journalist of “Is God Dead?” fame. Today it’s John Wild, the founder of ultrasound imaging technology. Wild always knew his work could save many lives: It’s …
I’m warning you right now — I’m about to make a sweeping generalization, and I am fully preparing myself for a reasonably hostile response. Most guys prefer women with longer hair. There, I said it. Now, I will immediately follow that comment with all …
Shriver aimed her social revolution at those who at the time were whispered about, hidden away or shunned.
Forty years ago today I sat in the back of my family’s 1967 VW Minibus parked alongside the Intracoastal Waterway a few miles north of the Kennedy Space Center. My dad had awakened us at zero-dark-thirty to make the hour trek from our home to Titusvill …
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