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In Praise of Watts (No Services) and the Endless Road to … Somewhere

In Praise of Watts (No Services) and the Endless Road to … Somewhere

by gordie | Feb 27, 2026 | College Football, Journalism, Writing

We’re on a road to nowhere Come on inside Takin’ that ride to nowhere We’ll take that ride – The Talking Heads Way back when, somebody was writing about how you get to Penn State. Might have been Bill Conlin. Probably was Bill Conlin. Long before he...

Luke Epplin, Author of a New Moses/Dr. J Book, Continues to Ceaselessly Beat Against the Tide

by gordie | Feb 25, 2026 | NBA, Philadelphia 76ers, Writing

Label Luke Epplin however you please. He’s the dreamer from small-town Illinois who once came to New York City with two suitcases in hand, knowing if he could make it there, yada, yada, yada. He’s also the writer who went from fledgling poet/playwright to struggling...

Donegal grad Mike Sarbaugh Lands Position with San Francisco Giants

by gordie | Feb 22, 2026 | MLB

Mike Sarbaugh began his career in professional baseball as an undrafted minor league infielder in 1989, in Helena, Mont. He has remained in the game ever since, and will remain at least one year longer. The Donegal graduate, who was not retained by the Mets as a coach...
F&M point guard Vakaris Grauslys, Forever Charging Forward, Attempts to Continue Not One, But Two Traditions

F&M point guard Vakaris Grauslys, Forever Charging Forward, Attempts to Continue Not One, But Two Traditions

by gordie | Jan 21, 2026 | College Basketball

Franklin & Marshall point guard Vakaris Grauslys hails from Vilnius, Lithuania, a place so unfamiliar to his teammates that they joke with him: Do they have cars there? Wifi?  In point of fact Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is home to over a half-million...
Remembering Bob Weir, the Dead and their ‘Living Critters’

Remembering Bob Weir, the Dead and their ‘Living Critters’

by gordie | Jan 12, 2026 | Uncategorized

Bob Weir died at age 78 Saturday, and CBS, in one of the network’s better decisions of late, re-released video of some of its recent interviews with the Grateful Dead co-founder and guitarist. Interviews in which Weir, as usual sporting abundant gray facial hair...
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