My Most Influential Professor: Army Drill Sergeant John Henry
I graduated from college a full year early, spent the summer working the night shift at ButterKrust Bakery in Lakeland and went to the University of Florida [...]
An Unfortunate First
Like many of you, I studied civics in 9th grade and American history in 11th grade. We were taught the history of the second war with England known as [...]
The Spirit of Christmas Is a Gift to All
At times, Christianity seems to focus more on “shouldn’t” as opposed to “should,” or “can’t” as opposed to “can.” Positivity over pessimism is hard work. This holiday [...]
Where are the Peacekeepers?
Peacekeeper has been defined as a mediator, a parent, a restorer of civility and, out West, a [...]
Voting Is a Privilege and a Duty
Thomas Jefferson was fanatical about the decentralization of the Federal government, writing other than a military and [...]
FFA Training Center: A Place for Social Distancing
We often see articles about places to go with family, friends, or associates for relaxation or meetings [...]
A Nostalgic View of Ben Hill Griffin
While in law school in the ’60s at the University of Florida, I rode with my dad, [...]
Six Thousand Points Of Light
The week of June 10, the 29,000 members of Florida FFA and their advisors pulled off an [...]
When Opposing Points of View Can Both Be Right
Our office began litigating the causes of environmental events, be it by human kind or Mother Nature, [...]