WEST POINT — Sometimes helping others is just what a person needs to feel happy. That was the case this week when Jim Gentry of West Point was able to return a half-carat diamond ring to its ...

John Mikula's ring meant a lot to him. To explain why, he tells two stories. First of all, he says, there's a ceremony at West Point when graduates ... t in the tissue box where he often left ...

The lead box believed to have been placed by cadets in the base of a monument actually contained six silver American coins dating from 1795 to 1828 and a commemorative medal, West Point said in a ...

"So to me, graduating West Point ... ring itself, the relieved Soldier said he definitely won't wear it on the range again. "I don't really wear it at all," he said. "I keep it at home in a little ...

His West Point graduation ring, which was lost after his Army service in Vietnam, is now firmly back on his finger. "It's impossible to quantify," he said. "Inside I'm trying to play cool about it ...

WEST POINT, N.Y. (Aug, 25, 2010) -- The concept of a class ring originated in 1835, as West Point became the first American university to honor its senior class with a treasured keepsake of gold.

Were you at the Iron Bowl in Bryant-Denny Stadium? You might can help a recent graduate of West Point locate his class ring. Brian Dworkin posted on Facebook yesterday about his friend who ...