The George Washington University has been making some news lately by saying that SAT or ACT scores will no longer be required for people seeking admission to the university. It also happens to be my alma mater, and as you might expect I have some thoughts about this. I have always been a good test…… MORE
Category Archives: WBAP Newsroom Blog
Eric Bushman: 7/23/15 “Remembering Gary Mack”
One of the most intense, dedicated and inspired groups of people I have watched and associated with since prior to my first day of high school is what has been called the “Assassination Community.” Those who research all topics, read books, watch documentaries and enjoy time-to-time the Hollywood-created dramas on the events that took place…… MORE
Kristin Thrower: 7/21/15 Are 24 hours enough in a day?
I can never seem to get it all done and I bet most people can relate. Working full-time, spending time with loved ones, taking care of a household, running errands, planning meals, getting exercise, oh and don’t forget sleeping. That may sound ridiculous but sometimes, I do. It seems when there is an overwhelming number…… MORE
Rick Hadley: 7/10/15 The end of the radio road.
My radio career has come to an end. Unless I spend some latter years getting back into the business simply for something to do in my retirement, this is probably it. I’ve accepted the job of executive director of communications with the Grapevine-Colleyville ISD. This is a fantastic opportunity for me. It’s not a decision…… MORE
Sam Putney: 7/10/15 Going Ape
Want to know a sure sign that the world is going to hell? Well, I was reading a story last night that brought home some real, reality. True story. Did you know the biggest heartthrob in Japan these days is a gorilla. That’s right, an ape. He’s driving Japanese women crazy. His name is Shabani…… MORE