Black history professor adopts mixed race children in Camden
Dr Rodney P Carlisle, white assistant professor at Rutgers Camden, teaches Afro American studies and authored Prologue to Liberation. He and his wife Ann adopted a black boy aged five and a Puerto Rican girl aged three, living in Lawnside with their interracial family. He aims a second book on black nationalist movements as he documents minority programs locally.
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Managers and Parents Overworked by Subordinates Says Cribbin
Dr. James Cribbin of St. John's University argues that bosses and parents are often overridden by subordinates or children when they fail to define their roles. He suggests delegation, clear duties, and regular evaluation to boost productivity, noting some firms require successors trained to replace current leaders.
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St. John’s University
New York
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Growing old with grace and inner strength
The piece argues aging gracefully hinges on cultivating generosity, tolerance, kindness, and listening. It contrasts youthful charm with inner growth, warning unresolved flaws intensify with time. A self inventory via a COPLEY NEWS SERVICE checklist invites readers to examine personality traits for a happier old age.
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