Facing the Offensive Line

When I first saw the title, I thought, “Oh no, just another football article,” but quickly changed that thought! What a piece Robert Klemko wrote for all of us to digest and think long and hard about. Even my husband read it!

It’s a sad state of affairs for our country, but “it is what it is.” If we can change that, we should all try to do so, in any small way that we can, individually or collectively. But what a challenge ahead!

Thank you for including this article in Terp magazine!

Elizabeth A. Hanley ’60, State College, Pa.

I graduated from Maryland more than 60 years ago. At that time, we were trying to overcome racial discrimination. A wise man taught us to judge individuals by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin. I believed in that doctrine and have lived my life accordingly. Why is this no longer a logical and reasonable approach to life?

Raymond David Groff ’55, M.Ed. ’68, Homosassa, Fla.