By: Tim Gruber (with a little help from our Founding Fathers) When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one to cast aside their fears and conquer the unthinkable. Today, we salute the likes of Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin (among others), as Apogee’s many adventurers were able to revel in
Edited by Shem Dixon Unbelievably, we’ve come to the end of another Apogee summer. Our very last trip, NEMC3, called it a wrap this morning with hugs and misty eyes in a Wakefield parking lot after one last night under the stars filled with good food, friendship, and an epic “Apogee & Perigee” session. And with the
By Chad Olcott Today’s title could refer to so many things in the wide, wide world of Apogee, but to me, right now, it refers to the grand plans I had for the blog. I thought I’d do the whole thing in limericks – or iambic pentameter – or I’d have some amazing theme involving the