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‘Tis a shame that our leaders seem to never learn from their own mistakes. WWII was the last war we entered where we entered it to win. Korea’s Police Action took thousands of lives, Vietnam was sickening in the end, Iran ever so much. Now we intend to back out of Afghanistan without winning. “We should never enter a war unless we enter it to win!” More ... A distinguished young woman on a flight from Ireland asked the priest beside her, “Father, may I ask a favor?” “Of course, child, what may I do for you?” More ... Starting after Labor Day, the Thursday dogfights start at 5:00 p.m. The last dogfight will be September 30. Crooked Oak held its annual Member-Guest Tournament on August 21 and 22. A full field of 80 teams of two competed in the tournament. The course was in great shape for the golf event. Thanks to all who volunteered and worked to make this event as good as it can be. More ... I’ve preached the sermon for years. The outdoor experience is not all about catching and killing. It’s far more important just to “be there,” experiencing nature, honing one’s outdoor skills, noticing, observing, becoming one with your surroundings. Full stringers and fat game bags are secondary things. Usually. More ... The SGA Warriors opened the 2010 season with a no contest in Macon, but this past Thursday was a good old-fashioned brawl in Damascus against the Westwood Wildcats. The Wildcats from Camilla are one of the Warriors most bitter rivals. Both teams came in hungry for a win and played with a lot of heart. More ... Bainbridge College Interim Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs Tonya Strickland announced the nearly 300 students who earned the distinction of being named to the Dean’s and the Honors Lists for Summer Term, having earned a 3.5 (B+) grade point average or higher while attending BC fulltime for Dean’s List and taking at least seven and up to 11 semester hours for Honors More ... |
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