...ed and dated women decades younger. He was sued by Ms. Redstone’s uncle, brother and cousin. He has feuded publicly with his children and cycled through a series of chief executives at his companies. He famously declared that he would never die.
Shari Redstone Prepares for Battle to Control a Media Empire - The New York Times
8 years
... reveals that the performance of presidents, especially on foreign policy, is shaped by how leaders attach to problems. Some leaders are like dogs: They want to bound right in and make things happen. Some are more like cats: They want to detach and maybe look for a pressure point here or there.If we want to understand the dog or catlike qualities in candidates, we should be asking them a different set of questions:
How much do you think a president can change the flow of world events?
Presi...
Dogs, Cats and Leadership - The New York Times
How much do you think a president can change the flow of world events?
Presi...
Dogs, Cats and Leadership - The New York Times
8 years
But he didn’t bray like Trump. Didn’t interrupt like Trump. Didn’t redden like Trump, turning crimson when challenged, scarlet when corrected. No, this interloper was unflappable, and he remained a whiter shade of male.
Five Big Questions After a (Shockingly) Civil Debate - The New York Times
8 years
The senior Jack Montague playing against Southern Methodist in November. He left Yale last month and is believed to have been expelled. Credit Tony Gutierrez/Associated Press
Campus Debate Over Captain’s Expulsion Hangs Over Yale’s Success - The New York Times
8 years
Undeniably menacing face photo selection by the Times – I suspect this was intentional
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