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Unread 12-05-2014, 20:09
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Re: Let's bring CD back to the way it used to be

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Originally Posted by Tom Bottiglieri View Post
In high school my friends and I used to joke that we would be able to better present ourselves to colleges and scholarships committees due to the fact that we spent so much time on Chief Delphi. We were ripped apart so often for poor spelling and grammar that we made a large effort to try and present ourselves in a more professional manner. In fact, I still think a lot of my internet writing style comes from thinking "How would Andy Baker try to communicate this?".
The torch is being passed on to members such as you and Brandon and Carolyn Grace, Tom.

It is right for the torch to be passed on. Some torches will illuminate, as Andy Baker's has done, and others won't. The flame will burn or sputter ... It is up to the leadership qualities and character of the person who chooses to post in CD as an active participant. It has always been that way. From the time I began posting, I would look for your posts, Tom. They have always helped to lead the way. I value that. Leadership is something to be tended with grace and kindness as much as experience and knowledge. Dr. Flowers understands that balance very well and has talked about it many many times.

Jane
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