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A Program at a Crossroads Despite a positive 12-year run at Penn State, James Franklin ultimately fell short of delivering what defines college football’s elite – a national championship. The

A Grand Man Who Never Forgot His Roots Some people leave this world quietly. Others leave behind laughter that still echoes long after they’re gone. John Candy was one of

A Nation Divided — On Veterans Day, No Less This is being written on Veterans’ Day, a time when we give thanks to all who have served the country in

The Weight of Loss I’ve been contemplating what topic my next article should be on, and the one thing that has been gnawing at me for some time now, because

From Front Lines to Fine Lines Every November, America pauses—if only briefly—to honor the brave men and women who’ve worn the uniform. The ones who ran toward danger, slept under

Lean Into the Storm There’s a powerful lesson to be learned from the buffalo.When storms roll across the plains, most animals turn and run away, trying to outrun the dark

A Tunnel Tail for the Ages Only in Boston could a rush-hour traffic jam include a four-legged fugitive barreling through the Ted Williams Tunnel like he’s late for a Sox

Retention and the All-Volunteer Force Recruiting and retention within the military community today has been an issue that has received its fair share of ink. When dealing with an all-volunteer

The Spark of the Conversation How did they ever get anywhere asked a Gen Zer when told how new platforms such as Google Maps and Waze are. For Boomers such

Putting Service Before Talk I’ve always believed, “You can’t just talk it up, you have to put it up.” That’s why I stepped up and joined the Prince William County