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Olson was a leader in New Hampshire business, serving on the Board of the Business and Industry Association, was a philanthropist for his town and the university, which named an advanced manufacturing engineering program for him based on a major gift in his honor by Whelen Engineering. At his insistence, and with his support, a high school internship program was developed in high schools, one that taught students manufacturing methods and practical math, and then brought them into actual manufacturing plants to do the work. Because of him, literally hundreds of young people learned that there was something fascinating about building things and that there was good money to be made by entering the manufacturing business. [...]a brief comment on the rush to judgment following the announcement of charges against Senate Minority Leader Jeff Woodburn.