by Craig Berger "Alright, thank you for your time," I said. I quickly hung up, wanting the call to end as soon as possible. After yet another university's dismissal from a search process, I had...
by David Hoffman It was one of those rare moments when the past, present and future converge in a burst of energy and meaning. I stood at the rail above the Retriever Activities Center floor...
A few weeks ago I had a minor health scare: an anomaly during a routine checkup that could have been serious but turned out, after 11 days of waiting to see a specialist, to be nothing...
UMBC alum Andrew Gordon ('07) was a keen cultural observer when he was a student. He had a way of seeing beneath the surface of things, and a knack for writing about his insights in an accessible...
18 years ago I took the California Bar Exam. My lungs still bear the scars. For two and a half years, I practiced law at a Los Angeles firm. I learned a lot, including what I do not want to do...