I'm working at Union Bank of Switzerland as a consultant supporting Windows NT.
Thursday, May 1, 1997
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I went to my town's school board meeting to discuss the situation with our school's teachers being removed based on allegations that... -
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Gym etiquette isn’t hard to understand. It isn’t hard to grasp. It’s really just common sense. You already learned everything you needed to ...
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Gym etiquette isn’t hard to understand. It isn’t hard to grasp. It’s really just common sense. You already learned everything you needed to ...
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As the sign says, even though "school stops for summer, learning never should." And while there is all different kinds of learning... -
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I've always made a conscious attempt to avoid imparting gender stereotypes on my kids, but just like trying to avoid sweets , not expos... -
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There are many articles about why kids lie and teaching children to be honest. In Po Bronson 's excellent piece Learning to Lie he said...