Whether you voted Blue or Red, it is We The People of the United States who elected our next president. I want to offer a simple binary perspective to give us all hope that working together is possible. Unity may be within our grasp. When coming to terms with the staggering diversity in our country,…
I was living in Durham, NC in 2008 and saw the happiness in the streets as the traditionally black neighborhood built by tobacco workers, now occupied by Duke University and Durham City employees, was filled with tangible, palpable hope. In 2009 I started the AGSM MBA program in Sydney, Australia and watched Obama’s first Inauguration…
A new series of paintings by Lineaist Artist, Jonathan Blackwell, titled “Eagle Feathers” will be on display for First Friday at Tornado Gallery in Lubbock’s historic Depot District. Despite the absence of a listing in First Friday’s news release, THE GALLERY IS OPEN. Jonathan majored in Visual Art at Duke University after graduating from Lubbock…
Keeping UberX for Billions of Reasons – Removing UberX is Not an Option The Taxi industry in Sydney is a broken system. Few profit, many suffer. I cannot vouch for Uber enough and celebrate the customer service solution Uber and UberX represents. My support of Uber’s services in the desolate taxi landscape could be the…
Keeping UberX for Billions of Reasons – Removing UberX is Not an Option The Taxi industry in Sydney is a broken system. Few profit, many suffer. I cannot vouch for Uber enough and celebrate the customer service solution Uber and UberX represents. My support of Uber’s services in the desolate taxi landscape could be the…
Community Engagement begins with an invitation, and Samag (Seminars for Arts Professionals) has invited members and guests to the Australian Council for the Arts to discuss how the arts is engaging community. Technology officer Nisa Mackie manipulated Poor Lizzy Galloway’s laptop, executing her role with grace and poise as each presenter took to the podium. It was a…