"On first appearance, [redacted] exemplifies the image of the successful Manhattan executive; [redacted] is well-educated, wealthy, popular with women, abreast of cultural trends, belongs to a prominent family, has a high-paying job and lives in an upscale, chic apartment complex. [Redacted] passes for a refined, intelligent, thoughtful [redacted], but is in reality a violent sociopath..."
Monday, September 13, 2010
School's In (2)
"The simple answer is that it is surely not fair that wealthy children can have private tutors when poor children cannot. But many things in life are not fair, and I want to look at tutoring from an investment point of view."
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