The following were originally published in the Freeport Journal-Standard under “A Moderow Moment.”
Finding A Worthy Opponent: A Lincoln-Douglas Story
If you’re like me, you competed in high school.
This Song Was Made For You And Me
If you’re like me, you’re forever scarred by your high school marching band days.
Is Gum-Chewing immoral Or Just Annoying?
If you’re like me, you have a younger brother whom you annoy to no end.
Finding The Story: A Lesson From Pappy
If you’re like me, you have an adventure or two planned for this summer.
Four Convenient Ways To Destroy The World
If you’re like me, every time you go to the store, you think about dead whales.
Motivated Reasoning: Why Evidence And Facts Don’t Matter
If you’re like me, you’ve felt surrounded by the enemy lately.
Tardigrade Tough Enough To Survive 5 Mass Extinctions
If you’re like me, you’ve missed this column.
Tuskless Elephants: A Perilous Pachyderm Predicament
If you’re like me, one of your favorite trivia items to bring up is that just like we are right or left-handed, elephants are right or left-tusked.
How Your Local Brewery Is Saving The World
If you’re like me, the explosion of local breweries of late means your weekends are booked.
Don’t Be Attacked By A Distractingly Trivial Duck
If you’re like me, you’ve at one time or another found yourself three layers deep in a hole of an argument that you not only don’t remember the start of, but don’t actually care about.
Competing In Fear Is A Freeport Tradition
If you’re like me, public speaking has never bothered you.
Why moviegoing might be riskier than you think
If you’re like me, you once risked arrest by not knowing how to watch a movie in a foreign country.
An Entertaining Story For The Holidays
If you’re like me, the holidays are the setting for some of your favorite stories.
Why Wearing A Tie Isn’t Always Right Approach
If you’re like me, you used to be a substitute teacher.