OPINION | STEVE STRAESSLE: Our Town
My sons and I walked the path leading to the heart of campus, toward the tall iron gates. A gravel trail crunched under our feet as we meandered, talking about…
My sons and I walked the path leading to the heart of campus, toward the tall iron gates. A gravel trail crunched under our feet as we meandered, talking about…
I'm reading a new book by NYU professor Jonathan Haidt titled "The Anxious Generation." Usually, I'd wait until I finished a book before I recommended it, but …
There's always one. That one person who can't fight the temptation to look up.
I was a stay-at-home dad last week. Spring break had descended upon Arkansas schools and my wife had to work. My 11th-grade daughter took off for the beach wit…
Today is his funeral and it's awful to contemplate. Teenage boys shouldn't leave us, they shouldn't pull away in the permanence of death. The news was announce…
When I was a young father, I learned a lot about choices that are inherent to being human. I learned this by doing laundry.
A co-worker appeared at my office door announcing he had a gift for me, his hands invisible behind him. Since pranks run wild at all-boys schools, I was wary a…
I started typing this on Monday. That's a run day for me because I like to have the morning roads to myself thanks to my idiot dog who has to inspect every sin…
I stretched my back, using both hands to massage my lower spine. Years of sitting on bleachers and pews has made it impossible to spend long periods on hard su…
I stood on the smooth front porch of our little house. After kicking a little mud off my shoes, I removed my rain jacket, shaking it until all signs of the sti…