Opinions

March Madness is upon us. The NCAA men’s basketball tournament of 64 teams is great fun to watch. It seems every year offers great storylines and some incredible drama on television.

First, the good aspects of socialism. Someone help me out here? I haven’t come up with anything. I’ve taken a look at Sweden since I’d heard socialism worked there.

Traveling can offer plenty of pleasant experiences. Different cultures, traditions, cuisine and modes of transportation are just a few of the unique things to observe.

Have you ever hated someone you had no reason at all to hate? While it’s natural to deny that we entertain such emotional disdain for someone, yet many of us do.

The dentist and the eyebrow lady at the salon would be too easy to list.

In New York City, people smile at the first snowfall of the season and admire its ability to put a clean, fresh facade on a city which is often weary from all those tired, poor, huddled masses it originally invited and must now accommodate.

The truth about the safety of wearing a mask to prevent the spread of coronavirus should be approximately the same coming from every doctor. That would make the answer fairly clear and simple.

When government fails, it’s the rare public official who says, “Oops. My fault.” That’s human nature, particularly for officials in the public eye who may have to run for office again.

Beginning in 1952, MAD Magazine was a crazy, humorous publication that ran for 67 years before folding in 2018.

I think of Monsieur Browder on mornings when I crank my car before I raise the automatic garage door, which is no longer automatic.

Growing up everything is either cute or a Kodak moment. Seriously, a new tooth is cause to celebrate and a few years later, losing one is a headline event, even if your grin looks like a piano missing a key.