Random Thoughts by Mark Milliorn

After a career of teaching history, it is so much fun to write about nonsense.

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Mayor Herbert Cartwright

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Previously, I have written about a couple of grand old hotels:  the Flagship  in Galveston, and the Shamrock Hilton in Houston.  Thinkin...
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Saturday, March 24, 2012

The Glass Insulator

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We have weather!  In southern New Mexico, this is an event worth shouting about.  Usually, we are noted for the absence of weather, at le...
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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Speed Racer

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Cleaning my desk the other day, I found an antique.   A picture of a pinewood derby car my son and I built for the Cub Scouts.   What’s-H...
Saturday, March 10, 2012

Joe Foss and Saburo Sakai

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I have previously written a small anecdote concerning Colonel David Hackworth .  After that blog was published, I received enough mail abou...
Saturday, March 3, 2012

Educational Embarkation

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The budgetary crisis of New Mexico finally sifted down the budgetary maze of state government until it has reached that branch of bureaucra...
Saturday, February 25, 2012

Rapping-Tapping at My Chamber Roof

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I can remember the dilemma of being a teenage boy in the sixties.   While I had an almost unlimited amount of time, I had neither a car n...
Saturday, February 18, 2012

Cajun Night

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Thirty years ago, I was the Resident Manager at the Flagship Hotel on Galveston Island.   As I have written about before (and even before...
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Saturday, February 11, 2012

House Arrest by the Rubber Gun Squad

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The first hint of trouble was when I almost couldn’t get into the driveway.   Several police cars had set up a barricade in front of my hou...
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Saturday, February 4, 2012

Yep. It’s Still There

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Many years ago, I took several classes in Archaeology as part of a degree in Anthropology.  One of these was a field school.  In other wo...
Saturday, January 28, 2012

The Feral Administrator Program

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The campus of Enema U is under assault--we are in danger of being drowned by a tidal wave of administrators.  While they were never rare on...
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Mark Milliorn
I retired, became a student again, and now I'm teaching again. I still haven't decided what to do when I grow up. When I'm not reading, I make terrible watercolor paintings that I burn so they can't be used as evidence at my commitment hearing.
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