When I cast my mail-in ballot on October 19th, I voted “America, First.” No, not the policy of U.S. isolationism first voiced by Woodrow Wilson as a call for neutrality in World War I. Nor anything associated with the America First Committee in 1940, which viewed support for England and France as a fool’s … Read more
For those unfamiliar with the business case teaching method, it is grounded in similar training in medical and law schools. Students are presented with the facts surrounding a management decision, analogous to intern rounds or moot court. They analyze the situation and recommend a course of action. From a grading perspective, there is no … Read more
Every child has strengths and weaknesses, gifts and challenges. Loving means adjusting your expectations to fit your child, not trying to adjust your child to fit your expectations. ~Dr. Benjamin Spock/Baby and Child Care You may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting. This is not logical, but … Read more
Millions of Americans are in danger of being infected by a rampant contagion which is spreading rapidly throughout the country–polling fatigue. Almost every website includes a paid banner or pop-up asking your opinion about the presidential race, which issue is most important to you, would you take a COVID-19 vaccine, do you feel safe … Read more
DEPROGRAMMING 101 is one person’s attempt to encourage others to open their minds and challenge the status quo. I do not pretend I have all the answers nor do I want you to take my positions as gospel. The blogs on each topic are presented as food for thought and stimuli. Each ends with the … Read more