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“A Generation of Creators”
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Lehigh University Create! Innovate! awards dinner. Over the past few years, my own Lehigh University set sail for the entrepreneurial horizon. Donations from the Thalheimers and from Dexter Baker set this in … Continue reading
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Mankind Doomed, Womankind Wins
Gentlemen, I am sorry to report this to you. But my prediction, after reading this New Scientist article, is that we are soon to be evolved into oblivion. Darwinianly, if I may. What it says, basically, is that researchers have … Continue reading
