Good riddance to ‘Silent Sam,’ UNC’s toppled Civil War statue. Don’t bring him back.
Stone statues honoring the dead helped draw me to the University of North Carolina. Thomas Wolfe wrote unforgettably of his
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
Stone statues honoring the dead helped draw me to the University of North Carolina. Thomas Wolfe wrote unforgettably of his
Never mind fiscal cliffs, or the fact that the real danger isn’t a Mayan-style apocalypse but a nuclear one (with
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"Jeffrey wasn’t sure why no one would hang around with him anymore. Maybe it was his new deodorant?" – Animals
Bio History-inspired mix of suspense and satire A Jewish novel, too Solomon for real? The actual Telegram? Sen. Ribicoff’s spookish
“He would fit in well here.” – Chronicle of Higher Education commenter quoting a CNN report on just-captured mobster Whitey
Almost to the day, 66 years ago, on April 28, 1045, Mussolini’s enemies shot him and kicked and spat on
I date back to the Smith Corona days of newspapers, and I can fondly recall a group named something like
Washington, D.C., the main setting of The Solomon Scandals, is like Hollywood or an Army base. It’s a city of