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The phrases “old girlfriend” or “old boyfriend” often bring back a flood of emotion for millions of people who endured romance early in their lives. These once important people fade into the memory of what could have been, and they are rarely ever physically seen again.
I read, with considerable consternation, professor John-Charles Duffy’s letter to The Miami Student that was published in print edition on April 14 concerning the leadership of Miami University – President Gregory Crawford – and the recent passage of Ohio Senate Bill 1 (S.B. 1).
In 1970, author Richard Bach, a Navy aviation veteran, published “Jonathan Livingston Seagull,” a story of a seagull who flew for the love of flying rather than catching food. The book was wildly popular and eventually sold more copies in print than “Gone with the Wind.” One quote from Jonathan during one of his flights was about love and separation. Jonathan asked the question of himself, “Can miles truly separate you from friends and someone you love… If you want to be with someone you love, aren’t you already there?”