Category Archives: Information

Van Camping: the Adventure

By | November 15, 2025

[November 15, 2025]  I’m of the belief that all humans crave adventure.  I have no way of proving that, but looking at the history of mankind, we can see where this “adventure spirit” to explore and find new pathways into the unknown was driven by those most infected with the call for adventure.  Today, I’m writing about Van… Read More »

My Top 20 War Movies

By | November 13, 2025

[November 13, 2025]  Occasionally it’s good to take a break from the challenge of the study of leadership.  Today I’m providing my personal list of favorite war movies … those that made an impression on me when I saw them.  Yes, they’re English movies so the list doesn’t include some great, non-English movies. For some reason these movies… Read More »

We Hire and Admit Morons

By | November 10, 2025

[November 10, 2025] In a brutally honest email sent to the “Penn community” declared that the University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Education is a “dogshit and elitist institution” and that they “hire and admit morons.”  As to be expected in damage control, Penn administrators immediately labeled the email as fraudulent. I got a laugh out of it.… Read More »

The 3 Failures of Feminism: Camilla Paglia

By | November 3, 2025

[November 3, 2025]  Since the late 1990s, feminist Dr. Camilla Paglia has been one of the leading critics of feminism.  She sees 3 main failures of modern feminism.  This assertion that Paglia is critical of “modern” feminism stems from her outright rejection  of the victim/oppressor narrative that dominates much of America’s feminist movement. Here are Camilia Paglia’s critique… Read More »

Questioning Leadership

By | October 30, 2025

[October 30, 2025] An American tradition, one that has historically distinguished the citizens of the United States from their European ancestors, is questioning their leadership. It is not a sign of disrespect but rather a sign of healthy debate about right versus wrong.  Political, military, and business leaders are scrutinized for their decisions and personal conduct. I suggest… Read More »