Making Waves — Ohio
While climate problems may seem too big to tackle, people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at OHIO and the question is: How to respond when
Suggestions
Pieces of the Past — Did You Know?
When I was a kid I used to overhear old guys talking about things that used to be around. Now that I’m one of them I thought I’d do a Piece of
Reading
I read a story once about two gas company employees doing routine
Pieces of the Past — Frank Conrad
I got a call from a fellow ham radio operator asking if
I’m a Yeti-loving Tiger King
Okay. I had an idea for a column this week. I still have the idea. I’ll probably bring it to life soon. But before
It Still Hurts
There’s really no way to prepare for it. I’m not sure there’s an appropriate metaphor for how the news hits. And try as they
Say Nothing
I’m really tired of the “it’s okay to not be okay” rhetoric. Okay, that’s not accurate. It’s not the rhetoric I have a gripe
I’m not a teacher…
…but I play one in real life This week, I made the decision to fully homeschool my kids. I legally signed them out of
Still Finding a Way
The Sheffield varsity football program has been in the spotlight over the last five or so years due to low participation numbers. One thing
I’ll be Jack Torrance by February
It’s here. It’s finally here. There are only a few more days until Halloween. You guys. I know a lot of people don’t get
Acceptable novels and Halloween movies
It’s almost Halloween. And by “Halloween” I mean, of course, the last few days of September, the entire month of October, and a 10-day
Opinion: Tremendous Leadership Being Shown By WCSD, Teachers
Leadership is often a lonely pursuit.
Fear and loathing in third grade
This one time, in third grade, I raised my hand during a math lesson. I was legitimately perplexed in all non-literature or philosophy-based classes
Opinion: Wolf Administration Asking Schools to Violate Constitution by Upholding Gather Limits
The Wolf Administration is at it again and this time it is brazen.
