Why doesn't everyone want to be an officer? It's obviously awesome.

...what you really want is immersion in the problem. Not simply "you can choose to explore this," but recognition of an enormity.

[L]earning how to understand and use your voice requires continual growth...

The Sigma Kappa Delta, Psi Alpha chapter of Odessa College welcomes all of its inductees.

I like to think we're here to find our voices by listening to others find theirs.

I should preface this year in review by saying we're not done yet.

...higher learning isn't about grades and rank. It's about the courage you develop to use your curiosity.

...no less than Socrates argues anger and fear are perfectly fine motivators if the time is right.

A letter means to break through this. All of this.

...the question for us this holiday season is how to be genuinely grateful.

It isn't just that some want to steal classrooms from us.

I never thought I'd talk about leadership in the way business schools or youth pastors do.

I think what's hitting me most nowadays is neglect.

"To thine own self be true," says Polonius, and viewers of Hamlet might think it terrible advice.

I initially resisted some of the best advice I got in graduate school: go to conferences.

...the Psi Alpha chapter of Odessa College has done incredible work this past year.

It would be so cool to give out Valentine's cards with Optimus Prime saying stuff like "I will transform your heart."

I do not tell people what to think, but some lines of thought are better than others.

I don't want to own up to how little organization I have. I don't want to think about all the good stuff I've lost.

What follows are some thoughts for a discussion in a Texas Government class tonight.