Gary Stager, 12.24.2009
Teacher educator, education journalist, speaker, school reformer, university professor
There is a great American holiday tradition that flies under the radar annually. It's not only funny, but heartwarming and wildly entertaining. Every December 23rd Late Night with David Letterman celebrates the holiday.
Kari Henley, 12.20.2009
President of the Board of Directors at the Women & Family Life Center
Let's leave Tiger with his ghosts, and turn away from stories that humiliate and celebrate infidelity. Let the ghosts of philanthropy, humor and possibility remind us of what is important.
Andy Ostroy, 12.19.2009
New York City-based political analyst
Let's set the record straight on something: these tabloid bimbos are not the real secret in Tiger's closet.
Meredith C. Carroll, 12.16.2009
Colorado Columnist
Time magazine had several contenders for its annual Person of the Year issue, including Timothy Geithner, Stanley McChrystal, Usain Bolt and, of cours...
Robbie Vorhaus, 12.16.2009
Communications, crisis and reputation advisor
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Giles Slade, 12.14.2009
Recovering academic writer
There's much more at play in the recent spate of adulterous liasons made public than simply leering nosiness, and a seemy delight in watching the mighty and the accomplished dragged through the mud.
Ruth Fowler, 12.08.2009
Author, screenwriter and journalist
There is a huge difference between the woman who snoops on her man because of her own insecurity, and the woman who snoops because she knows something is wrong.
Dr. Jim Taylor, 12.09.2009
Ph.D. in Psychology, consultant, speaker, author, and lecturer at the University of San Francisco
There has been Eliot Spitzer, Kobe Bryant, Mark Sanford, Alex Rodriguez, David Letterman, the list goes on. Now, it's déjà vu all over again. Another successful man caught with his paws in the honey jar (pun intended).
Andy Borowitz, 12.06.2009
BorowitzReport.com
Determined to show that they are a political force to be reckoned with, the coalition of nightclub hostesses, cocktail waitresses and lingerie models stopped traffic for hours as they marched to the Capitol.
Beth Arnold, 11.16.2009
Journalist and award-winning writer, living in Paris
I will suggest to Americans to "Just Don't Click" on Sarah Palin. Don't watch the shows. Don't tune into her on the Internet. Don't buy her book. Don't keep feeding this media blitzkrieg.
Catie Lazarus, 11.18.2009
www.doctorlazarus.com
My lady sensibility is limited to menstruation (hilarious), babies (adorable), and unicorns mating (adorably hilarious).
Stephen Viscusi, 11.13.2009
America's Workplace Guru
By Stephen Viscusi
Every day I hear from hundreds of people top men and woman in their field, who have, in their words "not had a bite...a nibble...
Jeff Norman, 11.14.2009
It's a fallacy that there's a morally or legally significant difference between what Robert Halderman stands accused of doing, and what agents and lawyers do all the time.
Eli Davidson, 11.06.2009
Reinvention Expert, Executive Coach and Speaker
With such heated discussion on the topic of sexual harassment, I asked two of the top experts, Barry Halote, Ph.D., and Allan Gerson, Ph.D., to weigh in on the issue.
Glynnis MacNicol, 10.31.2009
Senior Editor, Mediaite.com
So it's the morning of Halloween, and you don't have a costume. You were going to be Kanye West, but the friend you were counting on to be your Taylor...
Andy Ostroy, 10.28.2009
New York City-based political analyst
Adrienne wrote Serious Moonlight as her follow-up to Waitress, and was in development with it at the time of her tragic death November 1, 2006.
BJ Gallagher, 10.28.2009
BJ Gallagher is Los Angeles sociologist, author, and speaker. Her international best-seller, A ...
The story of a woman sleeping with her boss seldom has a happy ending - so why are some women still willing to do it?
John Farr, 10.26.2009
Writer, editor and lecturer on timeless film
The disturbing, persistent vein of religious fanaticism and corruption existed in this country long before those interminable dog days of George W., as these film titles indicate.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin, 10.24.2009
Retired in 1996 after 17 years on the federal bench
So many law suits that are settled are designated confidential because they are frequently the result of blackmail and extortion, which has become an accepted and common practice in our legal system.
Tom Matlack, 10.21.2009
Co-founder of The Good Men Project
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Robert Reich, 10.19.2009
Former Secretary of Labor, Professor at Berkeley
If Obama doesn't weigh in forcefully and say "no" to the hush money arranged in January for Big Pharma, big insurance, and the AMA, America's middle class will get walloped. And so will he in 2012.