NPR had a great segment over the weekend on the secret to happiness about this year’s most popular class at Harvard is Psych 1504, also known as “how to get happy.”

While watching the Sopranos tonight, I saw the magic manilla envelope stuffed with cash get passed to Tony and thought “what would a good deal be without some fees?” Remember

If you were interested in my post earlier this week about the closing of the Colorado Institute of Technology, you’ll find Al Lewis’s weekend column – which is a sharp

I’ve got to know Ben Casnocha well over the past few years. He’s a remarkable kid – and I say “kid” respectfully even though he recently turned 18. Ben visite

A close friend of mine is spending a year traveling around with world with his wife and 11 year old daughter. They are in China right now and he’s been

I finally got around to downloading my Boston Marathon data from my Garmin 301. I thought the GPS based data was extremely interesting, especially when compared to the official course

Since it’s a Saturday morning, I thought I’d cover a topic in our Letter of Intent series that my wife Amy would never agree to. Signing a letter of intent starts a serious

I haven’t been out to see a movie in a while (I don’t know why – Amy and I love movies at the theater.) Last night we saw Thank You

Roger Fillion has a very instructive article in this week’s Rocky Mountain News about the closing of the Colorado Institute of Technology. I remember when CIT was launched in 1999

When you are asked “Hi – it’s been fun to date. Will you marry me?” you usually don’t expect the person asking the question to say “Oh – and it’ll