…you know, to be able to do it as long as I have been able to do it and then people still call me and want me to be a part of what they’re doing, it makes me feel good that at least I still have something to contribute apparently. That makes me feel good.
Going to an HBCU is a tremendous opportunity to grow as a person… the most I remember from Bowie State, the professors that really poured into you and believed in you and wanted nothing but the best for you. [At HBCUs] the professors and the environment that you get, the self belief that you get
by Roscoe Nance Special to boxtorow.com Dream big and work hard. That has been Tony Wyllie’s formula for success as the Texas Southern University alumnus has climbed the NFL front office ranks in public relations to his current position as senior vice president, communications for the Washington Redskins. In his ninth season with the Redskins,
Washingtonian/Silver Spring, Md. native and BOXTOROW host Donal Ware shares his thoughts on the Washington Capitals winning their first Stanley Cup and what it means to the pro sports scene in Washington. He also breaks down the history of sports in DC.
by Donal Ware boxtorow.com It was June 24, 2010 and the Washington Wizards had just drafted John Wall from Kentucky with the number one overall pick. I was ecstatic. Even though I live in North Carolina, I am originally from Silver Spring, Md. – cross over Eastern Avenue off Georgia Avenue and your in DC