I have to admit, I've not even seen this movie yet. But I've lived it. A dear friend sent me the trailer below just this morning and I wanted to share it with you right away. When you get a chance, and if you have Netflix, please check out Crip Camp, an award-winning 2020 documentary […]
By Gary MacLachlan Since he’s recently put out an all-points bulletin in pursuit of good (and juicy) Brian McLane driving misadventures, let’s get that out of the way first. Understand, Brian and I are both Syracusans, we were both at Syracuse University at roughly the same time, we were both involved with the athletic department […]
By Brian McLane Ask anyone. I’ve long contended that at the center of my life are what I’ve long called the “three F’s:” faith, family and friends. Over the years, those three things – those three touchstones – have fueled just about everything I’ve ever done or dreamed about. That said, as I spent these […]
Neil Diamond 1970 As I’ve written a few times already, my little brother Terry is (and has always been) my best friend in the world. But this story’s not about my little brother. It’s about my three older ones, Kevin, Neal and Michael. And, I suppose it’s also about Most Holy Rosary, which long served […]
Anyone who knows me knows I bleed orange. Syracuse Orange, that is. As a kid, I attended Percy Hughes, a special school that, back in the day, butted up against the East side of the S.U. campus. At Westhill, I served as a statistician for the S.U. basketball team under Coach Fred Lewis. Then, as an […]