“One of the things that my parents have taught me is never listen to other people’s expectations,” Tiger Woods said before his successful and prestigious life was, for the first time, bombarded with bad publicity. I was encouraged by the country’s reaction to the immoral decisions of Mr. Woods, the once-worshipped golf champion and widely-recognized […]
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In a recent New York Times article, billionaire Warren Buffett said, “There’s class warfare, all right, but it’s my class, the rich class, that’s making war, and we’re winning.” Buffett is right. With the help of an economically-conservative agenda of tax-cuts and deregulation actively promoted by the rich, today’s society is one of stark income
Class warfare still exists and the rich are winning Read Post »
There seems to be plenty of drama floating around the late night television shows. Audiences are torn between who they wish to support on the battlefield of ratings. From the very start of the situation, I knew whose side I was on … You know what really boils my egg? Jay Leno. The man with
Every good businessman will tell you that you must spend money to make money, so investing a hefty amount of cash in return for an invaluable education is the responsible, even clever, thing to do. It used to be that an American would have a pretty good chance for a sound life with just a
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American news media under scrutiny
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People do lots of things to commemorate the holiday season. Some people attend church. Some purchase gifts for one another and hang decorations on a beautiful tree. Others listen to festive music and visit family and friends or hang stockings above the fireplace, go caroling and bake cookies. With so many
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Student offers advice on getting ahead
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As I write this in my living quarters, with my bifocals on and my bubble pipe in hand, I contemplated my life at home. I remembered playing in the streets with some of the kids from the block, and hearing parents yell at us to “go home and stop making so much noise.” Good for
