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Discipline for freedom

Mikey Colgan | Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Growing up, I always resonated strongly with the common sentiment: “Why would I willingly do something that I don’t enjoy?” To be honest, it can be difficult to argue against this reasoning at times. When considering the two options of walking 10 minutes in the snow to lift weights for an hour or sitting in

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Just Goggins it

Mikey Colgan | Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Since middle school, when I was complaining about a mountain of work I had or an upcoming sports practice, my dad would smirk at me and say, “Just Goggins it.” This response would always irk me because I was hoping for a response that sympathized with my situation. At the time, those three words did

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Cursing for valor

Gary Caruso | Friday, November 14, 2014

What better way to honor our nation’s veterans than with a multiplicity of celebratory events? We are concluding an almost perfect week by reviewing stolen documents from traitor Edward Snowden, listening to the betraying loose lips of former Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill brag about killing Osama bin Laden and attending a star-studded concert on the