Take Me To Your Leader
I have to write a short paper on a leader I admire (busy work, as far as I can tell, for my Library Management class). This leader should be someone well known, and can be from history.
I may have to resort to Margaret Sanger, because I am drawing a blank on any leaders I respect and admire from the present time. Can anyone suggest a current leader to restore my faith in modern humanity?
Thanks.
posted by Gina @ 9:11 AM
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5 Comments:
Completely busy work. Nonetheless, here are some ideas, most serious:
Howard Dean? better, Judy Dean? Anthony Romero of the ACLU? Patrick Dowd? : )
What about community leaders? For example, I would consider Amy Enrico a community leader. She heads a thriving business concnern that enriches and draws the neighborhood together and is very involved in civic affairs and events. But I guess she doesn't qualify as well-known...hmmm...
Check this page out: who knew the president of Ireland was a woman? And th epresident of Finalnd?
http://www.terra.es/personal2/monolith/00women.htm
Although honestly I think Margaret Sanger is an excellent choice.
and who knew I couldn't type to save my life? (Well, anyone who emails me, frankly.)
Do you think I could get away with doing Patrick? I mean, he's a leader. And past people have done Bill Cowher, who's LESS locally concentrated, but still . . .
What do you think?
Then again, Margaret Sanger's paper will pretty much write itself. We'll see.
Anyone else want to chime in?
He's a leader, and he's well-known in Pittsburgh. As far as I am concerned, if Bill Cowher is ok, then Patrick is more so.
But you're right about the Sanger paper, and you wouldn't have to talk to her, just do research.
I thought of all of your suggestions, Suzanne, aside from Shatner (who's not a leader, but played one on TV) and the Ground Zero woman.
I think I'll stick with Sanger, because I'm L-A-Z-Y.
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