Valediction
05/05/2023 This is my last column for edplay. Since I don’t care for long goodbyes, it will also be my shortest. I have been…
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There’s No Place Like Home
02/15/2023 I’ve been writing editorials, like this one, for almost 40 years now and during that time I have addressed hundreds of different topics….
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Dancing in the Dark
09/06/2022 Lately it has seemed to be one thing after another. We don’t so much solve problems as simply move on to new problems….
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We Can Work It Out
05/17/2022 I have always enjoyed listening to the Senate confirmation hearings over nominations to the U.S. Supreme Court. I’m not a lawyer (thank goodness),…
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Classical Gas
When I got my driver’s license, the price of gasoline was about 35 cents per gallon, but by the time I got my first…
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Unchained Melody
01/11/2022 I have often thought it funny when world events make us all feel as if we have suddenly become experts on topics that…
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Size Matters
10/12/2021 Who is the largest seller of toys in the United States? Who is the largest seller of everything else? There’s not much doubt…
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True Colors
07/13/2021 Okay, so we’re doing things again, and that feels good. So good that sometimes it’s easy to forget that there’s still a pandemic…
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A Shot in the Dark
05/04/2021 I have a close friend who owns a business that employs about 30 people, both part and fulltime. Because the company is in…
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The Tide is High
02/16/2021 Shopping online seems deceptively simple. All you need is one finger, applied to the computer that is already sitting in your lap or…
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