Starting on a high school field in New Jersey, Ultimate Frisbee continues to grow as a serious and international sport. First, Frisbee is the name of the company that began making the flying disc based off the pie tin used by the Frisbie Pie Company. The pie tin was used […]
In Like a Lion Already? By Veronica MacDonald Ditko An Accidental Anthropologist And so it is March. What? You don’t believe me? Yes it is. It really is. February went fast, right? Being an inquiring anthropologist I wonder why February is not just short, but also a good two to […]
WINNER SELECTED! Heather Pruim of Wyckoff, a member of the Class of 2015 at Indian Hills High School has won this year’s FLOW Follies Playbill art contest. Flow Follies is a parent volunteer organization dedicated to raising scholarship money for the graduating seniors of Ramapo and Indian Hills regional high […]
Stamp collecting, as it was known to previous generations, grows less popular with each year. The growth of the Internet, mobile phones, and wireless communications have led to less and less mail being used and less stamps being collected. One type of stamp collecting is not dying out – but […]
Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy. The Presidents Club: Inside the World’s Most Exclusive Fraternity. New York: Simon and Schuster, 2012. As reviewed by Ted Odenwald Only a person who has served as President of the United States can fully appreciate the challenges, the complexities, and the burdens of the office. […]
At the February 26th town hall meeting at 8pm there will be 4 presentations. A video by Mike Guadagnino and Jim Barry – during the video entitled “An Inside Look of the Park”, different areas in the park are visited and explored and explanations are given as to what the […]
