At 7 a.m., Connie Wilson places a spread of jams, English muffins and cereal across the table, then boils a fresh pot of coffee for her 65 sons.
By 8 a.m., dozens of college students grab breakfast – some coming back from a 4-mile run at ROTC training and others heading to their desk jobs in suits.
While she doesn’t have to prepare breakfast each morning, Wilson, born in the 1940s, feels it is her responsibility as the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house mom at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln…