Graduation is fast approaching at Central High School. I may be a bit premature in my graduation column, but we are starting to work on our special graduation edition of the paper around here so it’s on my mind. (Parents, try not to drip tears on the paper. Ink smears.) Of course recollections of my graduation come flooding back. A flood would have cooled things down, that’s for sure.
The Facebook realm is a dangerous one. No one knows that better than me. Now we can add Coffee County Commissioner Barry West to the club. Commissioner West’s comment on Facebook last week insinuating the best thing to do with Muslim’s is to just take aim at the end of a shotgun (I’m sure you’ve seen the story by now either on our website, The Huffington Post, The Tullahoma News,
I always assumed, wrongly, that I didn’t have to participate in the wedding planning phase. My job is to show up on the right date, to the right location, say the right name at the alter and then take over when wedding night arrives. I guess I was living in a TV show. As it turns out, I’m expected to not only be involved in the planning process but
This past week has been one huge event after another: the horrifying bombings at the Boston Marathon; the discovery of letters that tested positive for ricin addressed to the president and a Mississippi Senator; the subsequent arrest of a suspect in that case; and the devastating explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas. The news media, we’re sad to say, has been dropping the ball with stunning regularity
I am a little mystified at the price of prom at Central High School this year. In case you missed the story on page one of this week’s paper, a ticket to this year’s extravaganza will run $40 a pop. That better be a golden ticket. I’m not sure how high school kids are supposed to afford that? How could I afford that? Students with good grades and perfect attendance
Evil dictator-in-training Kim Jong-unwas running a little short of cash and attention last week, so he announced plans to nuke the United States. The 30-year-old Lil’ Kim inherited his evi l dictating business from his dad, Kim Jong-il, who got it from his dad, Kim Il-Sung, who acquired North Korea in a hostile takeover in 1948. Kim Il-Sung was People’s Republic Magazine’s “sexiest man alive” from 1948 until his
It’s inevitable. Even more certain than the sun is to rise tomorrow. You guessed it – an argument … with a female. At some point or another, we find ourselves locked into a heated discussion with the opposite sex about things that seem so simple. I know what you’re thinking, too. “If they would just hush and listen to what I have to say.” What we really mean is: “We