112th Edition The Best don’t always make the team Noted author, Heather MacDonald, wrote an interesting essay recently titled, “Trump Takes His Biggest Step Yet Toward Restoring Meritocracy.” As she explains, restoring meritocracy would involve eliminating disparate-impact theory from civil rights analysis and
111th Edition Pope Francis and contemplating eulogies Jorge Mario Bergoglio, known as Pope Francis, recently passed away at age 88. He was the first Jesuit Pontiff and the first Pope from Latin America. His passing has led to several interesting postmortems about
110th Edition We don’t have to settle I’ve read a few articles recently suggesting that President Trump is ruining America’s reputation in the world. That’s an interesting supposition, so I’d thought I would weigh in on that issue in this week’s
109th Edition Quality Time Have you ever wondered how much quality time you have left in your life? I guess I should try to define what I mean by quality time, since it is obviously a subjective concept. A few ideas…