What's Gone Right
Chris Myers AschStories of hope, inspiration, and innovation in American history. I'm interested in people who have helped our country live up to its promise.
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A School Worth Burning
I am highlighting the work that my Colby students did for their final papers in my freshman writing seminar. Last week, Kintla Thomas wrote about the impact of Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Today’s essay, written by Alex Palma, tells the story...
A Life Lived Vividly
Good morning, “What’s Gone Right” readers! For the next three weeks, I want to highlight some of my Colby students’ writing. For their final paper in my freshman writing seminar, students had to write a “What’s Gone Right” essay on a topic...
Written in Blood & Fire
Nothing in our 200+ year-old Maine house is “up to code.” It’s built atop misshapen granite slabs perched perilously on top one another. DIY projects are an adventure — no floor is level, no two window frames measure alike, and the electric...
Our Most Under-Appreciated Amendment
A dip into the archive today. Below is one of my first posts on “What’s Gone Right,” from September 2024 when I had just a handful of subscribers. I’m re-posting it for my new subscribers. Enjoy!
Americans famously love our Founders and th...
Breathing Freely
A dip into the archive today. Below is one of my first posts on “What’s Gone Right,” from August 2024 when I had just a handful of subscribers. I thought I’d re-post it for my new subscribers. Enjoy!
At a recent Portland Sea Dogs game (min...
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Historian, author, husband, dad, coach, & pragmatic idealist in central Maine. I write about people who help America live up to its promise.
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