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Guns in America: I have a lot of questions.
July 23, 2012
I’ve never taken much time to formulate any kind of political standing when it comes to the interpretation and implementation of our beloved second amendment. When my brother took me to a shooting range a few years ago, I was disturbed and humbled by the power of the gun in my hand. One trip was […]
A Writer’s First + Top Ten Don’ts for Political Discussion
May 16, 2012
Dearest Readers, Below is a link not only to my first ever published article, but also to 10 things that NEEDED to be said for this election year. So please, read it, discuss it in the comments section on City Beat Cincinnati‘s website, and pass it along. Top Ten Behaviors to Keep out of Political […]
When There’s Fire: Passers-by unite to rescue trapped motorcyclist (BBC News)
September 13, 2011
Click the link below and watch the video. BBC News – Passers-by unite to rescue trapped motorcyclist. As most people who watch this will be, I was moved and impressed by the will of strangers to save one man’s life. There are many cases where people ignore cries of help to protect their own interest […]
From the Backyard: College students asked to redistribute GPA
August 21, 2011
In my backyard haven there sits a small wrought iron table. It once wore an antiqued yellow, then a forest green, and now it dons a galactic black. Whatever its incarnation, this table has been the site of countless summer evenings spent drinking beer, elbowing friends, taking breaks from the garden, and at its most […]
New York: The Face of Fogy?
August 24, 2010
Between the incessant, ignorant rants and unnecessary national attention over a proposed mosque in New York City, I’ve about had enough. Then, this morning I read an article in the Metro about the controversial building of a new tower two blocks west of the Empire State Building which at 1,216 feet would rival the landmark’s […]
2013 White House Correspondents’ Dinner: It’s funny because it’s true.
April 28, 2013
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Last night our Commander in Chief turned comedian to open the 99th annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner. The event offers an opportunity to poke fun at public officials, the press, and in the President’s case, himself. Here are my favorite funny lines regarding today’s press from the President’s speech: “I know CNN has taken some […]