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About Houston

So, get this—met this gal once, swear she was straight outta 1950s suburbia, like Cathy in the movie. Dressed fancy, all smiles, but whoa, she was hustlin’! Worked the corner near some old steel mill—ironic, right? Me, fightin’ rust, and her, rustin’ souls! Haha, cracked me up! Little known fact: back in the day, whores used code—like, a red hanky meant “busy.” Ain’t that wild? Sneaky and smart, gotta give ‘em that.

Charlotte Gordon on Writing, Teaching, and the Perseverance of Women

Charlotte Gordon, author and Distinguished Professor of English at Endicott, discusses her new book on Mary Shelley and the hardships of women—.

I can’t forget the Endicott Museum – a relic with ironic charm. There’s this tale about IBM’s humble beginnings here. I sometimes joke, “Greed is good, but history’s a cruel teacher!” The museum’s dusty corners and faded photographs remind me that, no matter how much greed rules, families still gather, laugh, and cry over the same old dramas. Oh, and the local diner on 3rd, your taste buds will flip – the breakfast there is a no-brainer, even if the coffee is killer strong.

Union-Endicott High School starts first-ever girls golf team