Hello all, I hope you’re all getting ready to take a few days off for the Thanksgiving holiday and do some serious damage to your diets by overeating all weekend long 
I’m always a big fan of Thanksgiving because it is a chance for all of us to gather with our families, friends, and loved ones to reflect on life and the things for which we should all be thankful. It may seem like there’s nothing to be thankful
Hey there, everyone. I hope you’re doing well and enjoying your weekend. I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted something but that’s because the past couple of weeks have been really busy…I’ll update y’all on that later.
Like most of you, I’ve been thinking about the state of the U.S. and global economies and am pretty worried, particularly for folks coming out of undergraduate and graduate institutions right now. I’ve talked to several MBA2 students about the current recruiting environment and lots of kids are freaking out right now. Time Magazine recently published a really good
What’s going on, y’all. By now, I’m sure that you’ve heard the news about Barack Obama’s historic win in the 2008 Presidential election. The past two days have been some of the craziest I’ve ever experienced and it seems that most people I see, regardless of their backgrounds, are excited about what transpired.
I had the good fortune of scoring tickets to attend Barack’s celebration rally at Grant Park in Chicago on Tuesday night and it was one of the highlights of my adult life. I never thought I’d see a Black man elected as President of the United… Read the rest
I got this in an email from a friend of mine and thought some of you might be interested:
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> > Dear Colleagues:
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> > The next President of the United States will face many challenges,
> > including that of appointing more than 3,000 individuals to
> > high-visibility jobs, such as the Cabinet and sub-Cabinet positions
> > (which are much more numerous yet with significant responsibilities) and
> > more entry-level positions which still
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