Mendoza Mania in Vegas! 🏈
Dr. Fernando Mendoza ’87, Fernando Mendoza ’22 and Billy Mendoza ’84 were in Las Vegas for the Raiders-Chiefs game. A family rooted in Explorer Nation, with Fernando ready to help shape the future of Raider Nation.
Adelante, indeed! #CPride
@_claymagazine@sebastianfest This will not end well for young Carlos and his career. His father will ultimately bear the blame as he appears to be the controlling mastermind behind the decision to leave Ferrero behind.
Pavia: Spent the last 2 weeks on podcasts, going to UFC fights and acting like a douche
Mendoza: Spent the last two weeks winning the Big Ten, praying and raising money for families battling MS
Mendoza is the Heisman America needs.
I’m deeply heartbroken by the passing of Pope Francis. I so admired the pope. I admired his voice in our world. I looked to it all the time. It was steady. It was strong. It was compassionate. It led the way.
I remember going to Rome to cover him becoming pope. I brought my son Christopher, and it was one of the highlights of my journalism career. I remember when he walked into the room to meet all the members of the press. He spoke of his hopes and his dreams, and he led Catholics the world over with a voice that was one we could all look up to — a voice that cut through the noise and that always rose above it. A voice that made us want to be better, take our blinders off, and see the world as he saw it.
I was proud to be a Catholic while he was my pope, really proud, because I thought his voice was both political and spiritual. It spoke to people who are non-Catholics, and it spoke to people who were down on their luck and felt like no one was speaking for them. The pope seemed to speak for everyone, at least that’s how I felt and he always made us want to be better.
He leaves a huge hole. The person who comes next will either take us forward and up, or I fear take us hard to the right. I hope that won’t be the case. I hope whoever comes next will continue Pope Francis’s steady, strong, and compassionate leadership.
May God bless him. God rest his soul. We were all better off because he led the Catholic Church. ♥️
May God rest the soul of this good and decent man who lived a long and impactful life entirely dedicated to others. Jimmy Carter represented the heart of this country and left a legacy of wisdom and kindness that lasted many years beyond his presidency. He was a patriot and humanitarian who will long be remembered and admired. May he rest in peace.
May God truly Bless America today. And may we all pledge to respect each other and our institutions, remembering to be grateful for the privilege of citizenship in this great country.
RFKJr as HHSSecretary? Take it from a former Secretary he would be a disaster. People would die particularly children because of his anti vax anti science views. HHS is a safety agency-in the hands of a nut case it would be a disaster!!!