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A Pop Culture And Memories Scrapbook From 1980
In this warmly reflective chronicle, Chuck Small opens his 1980 scrapbook and finds more than faded photos — he finds the beginnings of his voice as a writer. Contributing Author Chuck Small curates the year’s cultural echoes, from Lennon’s final songs to the laughter of Caddyshack and the quiet triumphs of teenage friendship.
Tales Of A Wayward Student And An Unlikely Friendship.
In this reflective, laugh-through-a-lump-in-your-throat narrative, Contributing Author Rollerboogie revisits the one class he nearly flunked , and tells about the teacher who quietly altered his life’s trajectory. It’s a story of chaos, compassion, and the kind of mentor who sticks with you long after the bell rings.
Life Lessons From Behind The Mic
From dive-bar beginnings to an unexpected epiphany, this piece reminds us how music, memory, and middle age harmonize in strange and beautiful ways.
Contributing Author Rollerboogie turns a Thursday night pastime into something closer to grace.
Contributing Author and Pyrotechnician In Chief JJ Live At Leeds has done it again: All rolled into one, it’s a history lesson, unbridled nostalgia, and, of course, “Things I’ve Done With A Traffic Cone”
Contributing Author and Master Of Crayons thegue gets to the art of the matter
He’ll take “Another ‘Great’ Moment In Teaching” for $1000, Alex. And you can be sure that Contributing Author thegue will remember to answer in the form of a question.
Twenty-two years on, an old memory is rekindled for tnocs.com Contributing Author Edith G, who shares it here today
It’s Contributing Author and Master Of Communication thegue, with a story about state-of-the-art technology in the classroom… circa 2005, that is
Most of us remember the details of our first day when starting a new job. For more than the expected reasons, Contributing Author Chuck Small tells us about one of his
It’s Contributing Author and muckraker thegue, who’s back with a tale of defiance, student loyalty, and, naturally, the power of interpretive dance
This is not your father’s Mr. Kotter: Contributing Author thegue tells a tale of corduroy, cheerleading, and, naturally: the spontaneous invention of calculus
Contributing Author Aaron3000 has returned to the mic for one last encore, as he presents the final chapter of his adventures in, The Karaoke Diaries
A story about flash vs. substance, and those who can tell the difference