Cost-cutting and downsizing is all relative, as evidenced by this article about Harvard. At least we got powdered scrambled eggs for breakfast each. day when I was an undergrad at Princeton (I assumed they were powdered as they didn’t taste like fresh eggs; maybe they weren’t chicken eggs…).
By the way, Wake Forest U typically did [...]
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I was interviewed this week by Miriam Salpeter on how to use one’s alumni network to land a new job. Here are some excerpts of the interview:
Old-fashioned networking with a modern twist is alive at Wake Forest University. Business school professor Aneil Mishra, co-author of the book (with Karen Mishra), Trust is Everything, maintains a [...]
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In today’s Wall Street Journal is another reminder of how we are robbing our youth of their happiness while pretending to say we care about it:
Almost two-thirds of middle- and upper-middle-income high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area told researchers that they were “often or always” stressed by schoolwork, according to a series [...]
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