#joseph berger

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Her name is globular springtail

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Joseph Berger    Psyché et Cupidon

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“My grandparents [Joseph and Minnie Berger] were born in the Ukraine and came here in the early 1900s,” the Queen Village native said. “I only knew him a little because he died when I was very young. I knew my grandmother a lot better.”

Adrienne Berger speaking to the Jewish Exponent about the desecration of the Mount Carmel Jewish Cemetery in Philadelphia “Relief for Some, Uncertainty for Others at Mount Carmel Cemetery” by Jon Marks, February 28, 2017

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Joseph Berger (1798-1870), 'Psyche Et Cupidon' (Psyche and Cupid), Date Unknown

[onceuponawildflower]

Change is bewitching and bewildering, but we must snatch snag we see before it flickers into something far different or fades into memory.

Joseph Berger, The Global City

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U.S. military goes transgender

U.S. military goes transgender

In a historic move, on Thursday, June 30, 2016, the Obama administration lifted a longstanding ban on so-called transgenders serving in the U.S. military, effective immediately. The administration lifted its ban despite the fact that psychiatrists like Joseph Berger, M.D. and Johns Hopkins University’s Distinguished Service Professor of Psychiatry Paul McHugh, M.D., as well as the American…

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“So, yes, we have read the report. No, we cannot make sense of why it happened. We don’t know if anyone ever will. We don’t know if we will ever be whole again. We don’t know if we will go a day without pain. We don’t know if anything will ever make sense again.”

Motive Still Unknown

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On Jonathan D. Bick's first day as a salesman for I.B.M. 17 years ago, he wore what he remembers as a gray suit, a button-down white shirt, a 'sincere tie' and Gucci loafers. His boss looked him over and thanked him for wearing a suit but pointedly said: 'Why did you wear your bedroom slippers to work?' The boss, he remembers, told him to take the rest of the day off and shop for a pair of wingtips. That was the legendary I.B.M. dress code.

Joseph Berger, 1995