Lessons in Leadership from Woodrow Wilson

Lessons in Leadership from Woodrow Wilson

By Bob Carr In 2003, I was fortunate to be able to purchase Woodrow Wilson’s former residence in Princeton, NJ.  Wilson and his wife, Ellen, designed the house and hired a New York architect to finalize the plans and supervise its 1896 construction.  As a younger man,...
Teaching Americans How to Eat Soup

Teaching Americans How to Eat Soup

By Denise Morrison As a “Jersey girl,” born and raised in Monmouth County, I’m proud to lead Campbell Soup Company, which has deep roots in the Garden State and an enduring commitment to our hometown of Camden. Camden has been our company’s home ever since Joseph...
A Woman Trailblazer in Baseball’s Negro Leagues

A Woman Trailblazer in Baseball’s Negro Leagues

By Dr. Lawrence Hogan and James Overmyer There are 35 people enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame for their contributions to the black side of segregated major league baseball that existed prior to its integration in 1947.  One of the plaques honors a...