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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Gettysburg, Bill Hullihan, and What it Used to Mean to be Cool
On this 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, I remember my father, the notion of solidarity and what it used to mean to be “cool.” My father, Bill Hullihan, was a college professor. From 1962 to 2003 he greeted the … Continue reading
Honoring Dana Pearson
Sandwiched between the coin toss before a boy’s high school soccer game and the National Anthem, the players, families and administrators of Cardinal Newman High School in West Palm Beach, Florida, took a few minutes to dedicate their upcoming soccer … Continue reading
Timothy Hullihan, architect and freelance writer 