“There is a wisdom that belongs to idiots,” writes alumni author Sean Fitzpatrick (’02). “Don Quixote may be mad, but there are forms of madness that are divine.”
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the National Park Services, Dr. Adam Seagrave (’05) has penned a thoughtful piece for The Public Discourse about the role of the national parks.
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, the ABC affiliate in Reno, Nevada, put together a segment about Sierra Silverstrings — a local Irish band whose members are the children of Eve (Bouchey ’97) and Jeremy McNeil (’96).
In the pages of the Catholic Business Journal, Joseph O’Brien (’93) profiles two of his old friends from 51, classmates Rev. Mark Moriarty (’95) and Rev. Jonathan Perrotta (’95).
Mark Langley (’89) reviews an off-Broadway performance of a new play — written and directed by a Tony and Pulitzer award-winning author — about two late members of the 51 family.
Two alumni of the College presented two perspectives.
Writing for the Daily Signal, Katrina Trinko (’09) observes that NARAL, its humorlessness notwithstanding, may be on to something.