 | Frank Cameron Aug. 25, 2004 | Frank Cameron was the king of DJs when we were kids. I wrote this story to acknowledge his retirement. Frank has proved fairly resilient and has returned to the turntable, spinning tunes on Seaside FM in Eastern Passage. |
 | World Series Decline Oct. 26, 2004 | Here's me at my most anal. I love baseball but hate what it has become. |
 | Twin Cities Curling Bonspiel Mar. 27, 2006 | I learned to curl in grade 10 as a member of the QEH Curling Club, thanks to the efforts of Robin Wilbur and others. I use this more than anything else I learned at QEH. The first time I curled in the Twin Cities I played with my dad. The last time I curled in it I played with my son. I like that. |
 | Maintaining My Marbles June 1, 2007 | The Lee boys mentioned in this article included the Class of 71's own Herbert who showed an enthusiastic entrepreneurial spirit even in elementary school. |
 | The Man Who Wasn't There July 13, 2007 | I know this column sounds a bit snarky but I was disappointed that the committee would ask for volunteers and then not take advantage of them. |
 | My First Road Block Aug. 5, 2007 | Many people from the Class of '71 may have known the three boys who were shot. |
 | Road Trip Oct. 2, 2007 | Greg Snow, Wilson King, Bruce Murphy, Barrie Croft, and Jack Carroll, 71ers all, were among the ones who made that regular swing south of the border with me. |
 | Glass from the Past May 10, 2008 | Of course by the time we got to QEH Ken Lee, Ted Migas and I had ceased those immature burping contests. Well, they did, at least. |
 | Returning to my Water Roots June 8, 2008 | Since most of us QEers were pennisula dwellers I imagine most of us have dipped a toe in the surrounding waters at one time or another. |
 | No Scents Nonsense Dec. 24, 2008 | Now tell us, ladies, did it really matter what we smelled like? |