Editorials

There are going to be a lot of happy young people running around for the next couple of weeks.
It's for the right reasons. It's graduation season.
Our daughter Holly graduated from N.C. State University earlier this month. I had a lot of thoughts about that.

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This photo originally published in The Nashville Graphic in 1961.