- Woodstock Independent Columns
- Randomness brings a return to form
- Head ‘em up, move ‘em out, raw skin
- The Apples don’t fall far from the tree
- Reveling in my reverential duties
- 50 miles through Boston, one pedal at a time
- Live long and professor
- Start spreading the news … traveling on a budget
- So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye
- Lake Forester Columns
- Learning the facets of life
- The true meaning of homecoming
- Home is where the ‘Stock is
- Popping the news bubble
- Public transportation consternation
- Far away fall thoughts
- Even Gutenberg wasn’t this pressed
- The Dean is my Facebook friend
- Writers strike means gutter ball for college students
- Lake Forest bares its acorns
- Oh, the final exams outside are frightful
- Making the best of uselessness
- Friendships near and far
- Nothing wrong with the same old New Years
- The answer, my friend, is breathing in the wind
- The real world, well, almost
- Taking strides to lose pounds in 2008
- Take that, Jack Bauer
- Don’t let it snow, don’t let it snow, don’t let it snow
- The circle of life… and snacks
- Yippee-Ki-ICPA!
- Town and gown toleration
- YouTube is everyone’s tube
- Finding work is a job in itself
- The mettle of honor codes
- Spring dis-concertment
- The writing’s on the wall… unfortunately
- Walk this way
- For what it’s worth
- One giant leap for employee-kind
- Work Samples
Leland's thoughts on life, working life and living in the heart of German Chicago
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A San Fracisco treat, Part 3
I am an awful swimmer. I tell people I could swim to save my life, but in all honesty I’d probably just opt to turn over, float on my back and wash up wherever the current decided to deposit me. But, even for me, aka the “human rock,” The Rock seemed deceptively close to mainland San […]
A San Francisco treat, Part 2
February 27, 2014
The idea of eating by myself at a restaurant has never appealed to me. So, sitting at Hyde St. Pier and hungry, I looked for quick places to eat in the area. Destiny (with a little help from Yelp) brought me to The Codmother, a food perma-truck with a small seating area and tent out front. […]
A San Francisco treat, Part 1
February 27, 2014
Traveling is a magical thing. One afternoon of sitting in an uncomfortably small airplane seat, cramming your earphones down your cochleas so you can hear Tom Cruise whisper the plot of Oblivion over the din of a jet engine can reward you with a wonderful weekend escape from winter. Such was the case last weekend, when […]
Look at the tailpipes on that one
September 17, 2013
Several months ago, I passed the major life milestone of purchasing a car from a dealer for the first time. On reflection and comparing it to other life milestones — puberty, going to prom, getting told by my sixth-grade geography teacher that I was a disappointment to her — I would have to say it […]
Second City Sights
Land of Lincoln Square 
March 5, 2014
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