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Ron Gardner was a law school classmate of mine. This is a terrific and appropriate appointment. He'll do a superb job. Thank you for running this story.
Was "slay" seriously the best verb you could find for this article. This paper's writing gets worse by the day.
Ron Gardner has long been a mentor of mine. Blind or not, his list of achievements speak for themselves. In addition, nobody cares more about people than Ron.
Way to go Ron. I'm sure you'll do an excellent job. How are you going to top this?
HEY WAY TO GO, HOPE ALL IS WELL AND ECT... MISS SEEING YOU CRAZYINESS, HOPE THINGS ARE GOING YOUR WAY...
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