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• Should Claudine Gay be gone?

  January 15th, 2024 by Kenneth Abrahams

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  Over the last month or so, I have watched, listened, and read about the Claudine Gay saga. For those unaware, she is the embattled, now former President of Harvard. The first woman of color ever to hold that post. From many reports, she is an inspirational leader that might have done amazing things at Harvard. To others, she was a politically correct DEI hire. Never having met her, I have no real opinion of her but there is a part of me that feels badly for her. She resigned under a maelstrom of negative press and people from all over the world pushing for her ouster. What continues to nag at me is whether she was treated fairly or was this a witch hunt by the conservative press.

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• What to Expect in 2024? I Haven’t a Clue!

  January 8th, 2024 by Kenneth Abrahams

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  Wouldn’t it be great if the rest of life had a book or a series of books that let you know step by step what the year or your life had in store for you? Boy, could I use a book like that for 2024. Frankly, I have no idea what to expect in 2024. Personally, it promises to be a great year as our grandson continues to grow, develop, and begin to walk and speak. Even though they are older, watching our kids navigate the path to adulthood and find their way in the world is exciting. On many other fronts, the next year is a murky, fog shrouded, mystery.

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• Happy New Year!

  January 1st, 2024 by Kenneth Abrahams

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  Hard to believe that 2023 is gone and 2024 has arrived. In fact, it is hard to fathom that we are almost a quarter of the way through this century. It seems like just recently we were all on pins and needles waiting for the ball to drop signaling the arrival of 2000 or Y2K as it was called. There was both anticipation and dread as people were concerned that the world might end or that technology would go into a tailspin with the start of a new millennium. As evidenced by the fact that it is 2024 nothing dramatic or catastrophic happened. Often, I have too much time on my hands, and I think of random things and the New Year is one of those things.

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