Aphasia, Ancestry, and the Heisman Dream: Connecting Generations Through Sport
Why This Story Matters for Aphasia Sharing this experience is more than just a personal story—it’s a way to […]
Small World
Two Degrees of Ed and Taylor Swift
All my life, I have always loved to talk. With Aphasia, I struggle to speak to others, and I rarely
How to Tell a Story – Matt Bahr and Me
The other day, my wife wanted to see if you wanted to join a group of friends with a Happy
Union MLS Cup
On November 5, the Philadelphia Union lost to Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) for the MLS Cup title. It
Middlebury Field Hockey
You know by now that I love to watch Field Hockey. Mostly because of my friends. Last weekend, I
Quinnipiac? Seriously?
How many people go to Quinnipiac College? According to Google, there are about 6,800 undergraduate and 3,000 graduate students. Penn
Professor Judi Wakhungu
Aphasia worries my ability to talk to others. I love to talk. When I do, I say three words, and
PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT AND PSU
It was 1977, and it was the end of my senior year at Penn State. I realized that I started
JACKIE ROBINSON AND BRANCH RICKEY
Everyone knew about Jackie Robinson. Number 42. He was a great baseball player and was the first African American for
MARK ALEXANDER AT THE AIRPORT WITH A PHILLY BASEBALL
When I worked in Covidien, our headquarters was in 15 Hampshire Street, Mansfield, in Massachusetts. I had an apartment during