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Look, when you have a bunch of kids, some of them are going to turn out to be duds.
Just ask the Duggars.
To clarify, it’s not that all of Scalia’s nine children were arbitrarily turned down by UVA former Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia went to the school for undergrad, for example. Scalia’s whining because
two of his
nine children didn’t get in. The chutzpah, it knows no bounds.
But Scalia also unintentionally proves the importance of the policy of affirmative action that he spent his entire legal career trying to dismantle. He expected no special consideration for his children… but the idea that his white kids wouldn’t get in must be a conspiracy against him. That’s the whole deal with affirmative action, it exists because what white people see as “no special consideration” is an order of the universe where every one of their precious
Military family sets sail on a new mission, employing veterans at a new winery they’ve planned for years
Updated May 07, 11:11 AM;
Posted May 07, 11:11 AM
The Wall of Honor at Haze Gray Vineyards in Dobson, North Carolina. The left side of the wall includes photos of family and friends and the center and right side features patrons who have served in the military. It is about the faces and stories, says owner Becky Muhlenberg. Each person tells me a bit about the individual. We have photos across many decades.
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Deane and Becky Muhlenberg both grew up in military families, according to the bio on their Haze Gray Vineyards website.
Guest Editorial Week of 5/10/2021 Published by news@presspubli. on Fri, 05/07/2021 - 4:00pm
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A fiduciary’s duty is to retirees alone, not ESG What do a former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Clinton administration, the former BlackRock CIO of sustainable investing, and the former Trump administration Secretary of Labor have in common? They all have sounded strong cautions on the topic of so-called ESG investing. Environment, Social & Corporate Governance factors are presented as socially conscious investments that asset managers often use to screen potential financial decisions. Alicia Munnell, the former Treasury official and current executive director of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, recently stated: “I have no respect for ESG investing. I think it’s a ploy by the financial service firms, because active management was becoming less popular and so they kind of repackaged under this umb