Monthly Archives: December 2015

In 2001 an international school for boys asked me to serve as their President. Somewhat reluctant to take on the challenge of a school designed for learning-disabled boys, I was encouraged by the statistical data supporting 20 years of college … Continue reading →

  Have you noticed that today’s youth and young adults are wedded to ear phones, let me explain. A group of young people are getting on a school bus headed on a field trip, a large majority of the students … Continue reading →