Carpe Diem Leadership
By Namgay Zam, Criselda Caringal, Natalia Ghilascu, and Deseree. Dead Poets Society is a story that goes beyond just being inspiring. It makes you want to get out and seize the day by the time …
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Meet guests with a smile
by Alla Nadezhkina Modern trends of the building of strategic communications force commercial and government organization have to be more open. One of the way of implement their PR tasks is to give people opportunity …
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Video: Sheriff Tony Estrada on Immigration and Drugs
By Rajneesh Bhandari Sheriff Tony Estrada of Santa Cruz County has been elected for six times. “I am 23 years as Sheriff,” Tony Estrada said. He started his law enforcement career in 1966 with the …
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Whether you believe in the Beyonce movement or not, it is hard to form an argument against the notion that she is a powerful leader. Taking a look at Billboard.com and you’ll find she is …
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When the media succumbs to fear
Veteran borderlands journalist and Southwest Borderlands Initiative Professor, Angela Kocherga, could not have said it any better: In Mexico, drug cartels strike fear either to amplify their agenda or to silence the media. By amplification, …
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First Impressions Last Until They Don’t
We are among the Humphrey program’s first to cross the border into Mexico. The Humphrey Fellows at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, the University of Minnesota, and the Humphrey School of Public Affairs have …
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COWGATE
Looking back at it, It was quite surreal. Huge bunch of cows passing Mexican-American border, pushing against each other, in the cloud of dust. Crossing freely there where others could not. But ironically, crossing into …
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Alla Nadezhkina Profession of journalist gives the right to make public court on behalf of the society covering various phenomenon and events. During his work journalist affects the interests of many people and the results …
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Straighten up and take a walk
I will be mixing up two different topics here – global mindset and characteristics & skills I lack or have to make my business/project/baby rolling. As a Humphrey fellow I took a test by Thunderbird …
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Of Lead, Nicotine, and Other Poisons
Alarmist, exaggerated, and over the top are but a few of the many adjectives that can be used to describe news reports on everyday items that allegedly cause severe health effects. Whether it’s the chemicals …
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