December 28, 2000:  13-Year-Old Zack announces his intention to attend Georgia Tech

March 26, 2001: 14-year-old Zack is approaching legal driving age

December 29, 2002:  Annual Letter to My Grandsons

April 22, 2002:  Zack turns 15

May 11, 2003:  Zack earns his driver's license

December 28, 2003:  Annual Letter to My Grandsons

October 11, 2004:  Let's watch Neal Boortz and Zachary Wansley debate

November 1, 2004:  Neal Boortz has not yet accepted challenge to debate Zack Wansley

December 6, 2004:  Zack Wansley, senior at Chapel Hill High School, honor student, president of the student body and captain of Chapel Hill’s cross country and track teams -- is STILL ready to debate anyone on the subject of the quality and importance of public education.

January 3, 2005:  To My Grandsons:  Life is Too Short to Waste

February 14, 2005:  Zack announces plans to attend Georgia Tech in the fall

May 16, 2005:  Zack graduates from high school

June 6, 2005:  Would I Encourage My Grandsons to Go to War?

November 28, 2005:  A kind word about Ga. Tech is in order

December 19, 2005:  Local radio talk show host and critic of public education wouldn’t accept an offer to debate my grandson.

January 1, 2006:  Annual Letter to My Grandsons

August 21, 2006:  Grandsons at Tech and UGA Make For Some Hard Choices

January 8, 2007:  Annual Letter to My Grandsons

April 30, 2007:  Poking fun at Ga. Tech again

December 31, 2007:  Annual Letter to My Grandsons

March 10, 2008:  The Woman Who Shares My Name has ordered me to quit picking on Tech and embarrassing Zack

May 12, 2008:  Baseball Trip With Grandson Was a Homerun