November 4, 2024 Most mergers fail. This was one of the key points that my corporate law professor at Oxford University made in my favorite course, Mergers & Acquisitions. Why?
June 17, 2022, and July 24, 2024 Depending on your viewpoint, you may need to breathe a sigh of relief or exasperation regarding the next statement: In general, very little
January 2, 2022, and June 27, 2024 There are countless examples of people’s beliefs, actions, or habits living in apparent disharmony or conflict — known in psychology as cognitive dissonance.
January 28, 2021; December 9, 2021; and June 20, 2024 Scrutiny of College Admissions has been intense recently and it is therefore important to summarize first some of the controversies,
Sanje Ratnavale analyzes the clash of competing ideologies on identity, truth and reason at schools.
Independent school associations are taking no risks to protect the systemic advantages of their customer base, even if it opens them up to charges of DEIJ hypocrisy and a token
January 15, 2024 The SFO airport taxi driver took a drag from his cigarette, his elbow leaning out of the window, and casually remarked, “Where are you guys from originally?”
November 20, 2023 Last week in the beating heart of Silicon Valley, where humanity is not short of messiahs, a very human story started with independent school parallels and emerging
November 1, 2023 With the recent dramatic rise in Anti-Semitic incidents, according to the ADL, Jews around the world are uncertain as to whom they should identify their political affiliation
September 19, 2023 It was 2004 when a teacher of color was sent by the girls’ school at which he taught to Hawaii for the People of Color Conference (POCC).