Thursday, October 27, 2005
Run Lindsay: Larry Munson's famous call
Listen to broadcaster Larry Munson's call of the Buck Belue to Lindsay Scott touchdown, regarded as the biggest play in University of Georgia football history.—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
High Noon in Crawford
Vanity Fair's Evgenia Peretz presents an interesting though not so flattering story about Crawford and Waco which begins, "President Bush's ... ranch was intended as a perfect backdrop for his cowboy image. But a grieving mother, a deadly hurricane, and disenchanted neighbors have brought a dose of reality to his doorstep."
How does one respond to a story like this? My friend Dave Crockett says, "A city that is written about often is better off than one that lives in anonymity." That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
How does one respond to a story like this? My friend Dave Crockett says, "A city that is written about often is better off than one that lives in anonymity." That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Looking forward to heal the past?
Some proponents of plans to place the George W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum in Waco say the facility would help banish the Branch Davidian stigma that has loomed over the city since 1993.—Bill Whitaker, city editor, Waco Tribune-Herald
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