Month: July 2003

     (Editor’s note: Today’s column ought to be titled “Work of Art(‘s Son.”) The guest writer is Stan Adam Trujillo, […]

     Matters such as religion, politics and education are never black-and-white. No matter how persuasive an argument one advances, someone […]

     Optic editor Jesse Gallegos is sweating next week’s flight to Louisville for training with the newspaper’s parent organization, Landmark […]

    We needed to attend two funeral services in Las Vegas, Saturday and Sunday, in addition to a rehearsal dinner and […]

     Rosie O’Donnell appeared recently on the Tonight Show. As an unbelievably wealthy and influential woman who gets listened to, […]

     Like millions of my generation, I grew up in a household that encouraged the use of English at the […]

     A flyer came in the mail today offering more than 100 TV channels for a low monthly fee.      […]

    In 1956, several of us National Guard recruits were sitting around a campfire during encampment in Fort Bliss. As we […]