Here’s To You, Christian Lopez
Every once in a while, something happens at a sporting event that provokes a discussion of much deeper societal values. Such an event happened Saturday, July 9, at Yankee Stadium. Christian Lopez, the
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Building sustainable careers and labor forces in America
In the Thursday, July 21, 2011, issue of The Wall Street Journal, reporter David Wessel wrote an article entitled “What Derailed the Economic Recovery?” in which he attempts to describe the different theories
Creating jobs by eliminating entry barriers to them
I have occasionally written blogs on the degree to which the jobs crisis has been made worse by government laws and regulations. However, even I was shocked by what guest columnists Chip Mellor
A Sensible Approach to Hard Core Unemployment
On the set of the film From the Rough, which I am producing and which is in production until November 5, I spoke with the film’s costume designer. She told me that
Sports Injuries and Dementia
I have not written recently about my work with the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center, but our Advisory Board ended up making a suggestion that eventually resulted in Boston University getting funded
A Better Way to Make Talent, Product, and Service Decisions
Although the induction of Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith to the Pro Football Hall of Fame would not seem to be a subject consistent with what I normally discuss in this blog, the