I'm sure most of us are familiar with the Shakespeare tragedy, "Julius Caesar". In it, much like in real life the Roman emperor is assaulted by a mob of Senators driven by fear and envy on the Senate floor. When Caesar sees his friend, a man he trusts among the conspirators wielding a knife, his... Continue Reading →
Throughout the history of mankind people in positions of power have occasionally wielded that power like a club to bludgeon favors out of those that they perceive to be their inferiors. Using one's ability in such a way is never honorable, and it's a real cowardly use of a lofty position. With great power comes great responsibility.... Continue Reading →
James Borden