Ed. note: This is the latest installment in a series of posts on motherhood in the legal profession, in partnership with our friends at MothersEsquire. Welcome Jill Roth-Gutman back to our pages. Click here if you’d like to donate to MothersEsquire. Imagine yourself having a relaxing meal among fellow lawyers with whom you have something in…
Sticky-fingered Sam goes to the local shoe store to purchase a new pair of shoes. The last pair of shoes in her size are priced at $150. Deciding that these are too expensive, Sam removes a sticker from a box of shoes on the clearance shelf priced at $30 and places the sticker on the…
Are you looking for the best ENT hospital in Bangalore? There are a number of good ENT hospitals in Bangalore, offering expert care for all ear, nose, and throat conditions. Whether you’re seeking a consultation with a renowned ENT specialist or a convenient neighbourhood clinic, you’re sure to find the right fit for your needs…
Dr. Marcus H. BurgessAn arbitration committee appointed by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) has reversed a decision to strip Saint Augustine’s University (SAU), a historically Black university in Raleigh, North Carolina, of its membership. “This reinstatement acknowledges SAU’s relentless dedication to upholding academic standards and ensuring a thriving educational…
There is so much information on year-end fundraising out there right now. And, let’s face it, so many of us are tired. Ready to stop. But if you run a nonprofit or run nonprofit fundraising, this is not the time to take two weeks off. Here’s the advice I gave subscribers to my weekly coaching…
More research is required that considers the participation of, and access for, marginalized wildlife viewers, according to a new study published in People and Nature. Kelsey Jennings, the lead author on the paper, worked as an urban outreach specialist for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources before coming to Virginia Tech.Photo courtesy of Kelsey Jennings“Coming…
The fall semester is now in full swing at college and university campuses around the country. After a tumultuous spring semester in which administrators came in for criticism for either over-reacting or under-reacting to students protesting the war in Gaza, many colleges and universities spent the summer revising their policies for addressing such matters going…
John Bremen is a guest contributor for Forbes, writing on topics including the future of work, leadership strategy, compensation and benefits, and sustainable strategies that support productivity and business success. As business leaders approach the fourth anniversary of the COVID pandemic shutdowns, recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports suggest that labor markets continue to…
Listen to the article 8 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. In spite of Paul LeBlanc’s transformative role in reshaping Southern New Hampshire University into one of the country’s thriving hybrid “mega-universities,” students might not notice any big changes when he steps down at the end of June….
Home Daily News Sharecropper’s son who rose from poverty… Obituaries Sharecropper’s son who rose from poverty to become first Black New Jersey justice dies at 91 By Debra Cassens Weiss August 5, 2024, 10:18 am CDT Former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice James H. Coleman Jr. died at age 91 on Aug. 2, rising from…