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How well do you know Memorial Day?
Memorial Day is an American holiday, observed on the last Monday of May, honoring the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. While most of Read More
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Book Review: What Does It Mean to Be an American
As a nation, we have strayed away from what our Founding Fathers envisioned. Syndicated radio talk show host and author Mark Levin addresses this subject in his new Read More
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Zero Dark Thirty Review
It has now been more than six years since Navy SEAL Team 6 pulled off an amazing mission that resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden in Read More
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Post-Millennials May Turn the Tide Toward Conservatism
College students have been a strange bunch for as long as I can remember. In the Fifties, they were mostly innocent pranksters, seeing how many of them could Read More
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“Hell or High Water” Frank
I tick off a lot of people. But sometimes doing what you think is RIGHT… sometimes leads to negative consequences that can HURT your friendships and put a Read More
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Multiple Uses for Steel Wool
Have you ever used a Brillo steel wool scouring pad? I’m guessing you have. You can’t see the soap within in while it’s dry, but once you get Read More
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Multiple Uses for Newspaper Pages
A few summers back, I was standing on a neighbor’s front lawn with a few friends, enjoying the host’s outdoor party. At one point, one of the neighborhood Read More
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The Advantages of Hard Work and Consequences of Laziness
If you’ve been around for a while (that’s my not-so-subtle way of suggesting you just might be close to 50 or older), you may recall a childhood story Read More
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Private schools, home schooling becoming more attractive
I went to public schools for most of my education. I never had any major ethical or moral problems with those institutions of learning. Of course, that was Read More
