Tea with the Lady A visit with Aung San Suu Kyi On the occasion of my 60th birthday Leona asked if I could visit with just one person in the world who would that be. My unequivocal answer was Aung San Suu Kyi. On April 29, 2015 we had tea […]
Dear blog recipients, Attached is in connection to my thoughts on Iran, nuclear proliferation, the noise in the press and some thoughts on an appropriate perspective. This essay was very difficult to write since it touches on many sensitivities. If the reader disagrees with a sentence or two please look […]
Color Blind The Selma-Montgomery March revisited – A Personal Journey March 7-25, 1965 was a memorable period in the history of US race relations. It began with ‘Bloody Sunday’ when a group of marchers including Martin Luther King Jr. (“MLK”) crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma and were viciously […]
When Chaos is the New Normal Operating a University in a World Shaped by Vladimir Putin Imagine that you are operating a business or a University in an environment where your most stable markets are Albania (the former North Korea of Europe), Moldova (probably the poorest country in Europe) and […]