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The Drapery
As a boy, I heard my father recount a lesson he had once learned in college. As I look back, that lesson had an impact on my own thinking. It went something like this.
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A River Runs Through It
My wife and I are very competitive. Take skiing for example.
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Playing Catch-Up With Tidbits Of History
It’s way past time for a catch-up column and in the weeks ahead there will be more.
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Pence Vows To Continue Fighting For Health Care Reform
“House Republicans, while we are disappointed with the outcome of the vote on Sunday night, are determined to continue to take our case against this government takeover of health care to the American people.
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What Leadership Studies Try To Do
I remember a law professor telling us we should expect to play three different roles once we became attorneys.
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Age Old Story
I recently celebrated my 63rd birthday.
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Unbuttoning A Family Legacy
Thanks to Jim and Sheila Doerflinger, I had the opportunity to meet with Bill and Mike Gannon last week.
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Midnight Mid-Life Meditation
Many if not most accomplishments in this world appear to have been built on one of two things: talent or hard work.
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Mugged On My Birthday
It’s too late now, but I wish you would have sent my wife an email and told her what to give me for my birthday.
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An Old Dog Doesn’t Need To Learn New Tricks
Yesterday was my 12th birthday and I get to write Mom’s column near my birthday every year.
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