Weathering the Storm

Psychology Today by Bruce Grierson | May. 17, 2009 (Special Report)

In September of 2008, Philip Schultz, a humble and plainspoken fellow, crossed the hardwood floor and slid in behind a temporary lectern in the Center for Well-Being at The Ross School in East Hampton. It was commencement day for the eighth-grade class. Some students recognized Schultz, who was giving the address, as the father of eighth-grader Eli. He was a local poet.

Schultz told the students he hadn't learned to read until he was 11. By then, ... Full Story »

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