Life is like a guitar. @ericchurch offers a brillianct commencement address (and guitar lesson) at his alma mater, UNC, that belongs in the pantheon of addresses of this sort with those of Steve Jobs (Stanford) and David Foster Wallace (Kenyon College).
Ben McCollum is at his best in the final 24 hours before tip-off, when he crams for the test and usually finds the answers.
An inside look at what that looks like for @IowaHoops (free for all to read): https://t.co/eeFSuID71H
In 1999, JR Koch played for an @IowaHoops team that went to the Sweet 16.
Iowa hadn’t been back to a Sweet 16 until tonight… With JR’s son, Cooper, hitting 4 3s to beat the national champs.
March.
In 1999, JR Koch played for an @IowaHoops team that went to the Sweet 16.
Iowa hadn’t been back to a Sweet 16 until tonight… With JR’s son, Cooper, hitting 4 3s to beat the national champs.
March.
From one Iowan, in honor of two Iowans.
I created this illustration in honor of the two Iowa Army National Guard soldiers who lost their lives while serving in Syria.
They answered the call, served selflessly, and represented Iowa with honor.
Our thoughts are also with the interpreter and all others affected by this tragedy.
We remember them. We honor their sacrifice. And we hold their families, fellow Guardsmen, and loved ones in our prayers.
“My twins were born at 26 weeks. Blood donors saved them—and our surrogate—when we needed it most. Now I donate at @DeGowin to honor those heroes. Every drop matters.” 🩸
https://t.co/ErsEdB7cbb
His family calls him “Nash Potato,” the rest of the world calls him “World’s earliest preemie.” Nash was born at exactly 21 weeks, but his early arrival is only part of the story; @GWR status came on his first birthday. https://t.co/8SR0xZ3fU0
Nash was born right at 21 weeks—133 days premature—making him the world’s most premature baby, according to @GWR. And although he weighed just 10 ounces, he was big enough for our team’s smallest life-saving equipment. 💛 https://t.co/qmX3G3zIuU