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  • One the Road with Betsy Woolf: Huskies and Bantams
    The University of Connecticut at Storrs is not just about Huskies basketball, although you can be sure that our tour included a visit to the storied Pauley Pavilion, where basketball history has long been made....Trinity's strong sports programs include men's squash and basketball, as the Batnams won their first NCAA Division III national champuionship in 2025.
  • One the Road with Betsy Woolf: Indiana Wants You!
    I took three side trips to revisit three universities: Indiana University in Bloomington, Purdue University in West Lafayette and Rose Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute. Each one is an hour from Indy, an easy car ride.
  • How Grumpy Old Men Can Help You With Your College Essays
    "If great artists can't get their creations right the first time, what makes the rest of us think we have to? All of our writing - articles and books, reports and briefs, memoranda and proposals - should start as grumpy old Pentimento Men, and as we transform them on the way to our final draft, they will evolve into lovely figures captured in contemplative moments. Every article, book, and tip I write begins as a grumpy old man. Or a cat, or a peach."