I believe that happiness is my birthright, as well as my responsibility; and I commit to claiming it.

In 1968, Kent M. Keith wrote a handbook for student leaders. In it, he listed ten points for young leaders to "help people find meaning in a crazy world".

Until then, I had admired and respected Steve Jobs... but now I loved him. I loved his humanity; I loved his commitment to his kids, present and future.

On Viet Nam Moratorium Day in 1969, Warren H. Schmidt wrote an influential parable. Dr. Schmidt and I have collaborated to edit his timeless classic about the hazards of being right.

We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all women are created equal, but each is blessed with different gifts and talents.