A Glance At the Past and What’s Ahead in May
Every month has something new and May is no different.
I think you’ll enjoy reading about Neal Hefti, the man who created the Batman theme, led a swinging big band and worked hard at becoming a good bandleader. But it was his ability as an arranger that thrust him in the big time as a musician/leader.
A side bar story in Only on Campus tells you about the big sports plans that SUNY New York has launched with an anonymous donor. And what about a dance marathon at Berkeley, CA?
The TimeOut feature describes the fascinating years that Ronald Reagan was president especially his time at Camp David. According to several sources, he’s been the most. It’s a good read and filled with memories for me since I visited the helicopter pad at Camp David before I was scratched from entering the compound. I had been invited by Reagan as I gathered information for a book on the camp (I’m still working on the book after 45 years!) and Reagan’s son Ron Jr came in unexpectedly and bumped me from the flight. I have visited and talked to many staffers over the years and I have a good picture of what is there and why Americans need to know more about the place. Remember, your tax monies finance the place but you’ll never see it.
Finally, find out more about what the Lord means when He said “cast your cares upon me.” Many don’t take advantage of a wonderful helping hand.