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Rituals in Military Service
On November 24, 2014
The haircut – a high and tight fade with a #1 on the sides and #5 on the top slightly graded for bangs in
A Capitol Time
On November 7, 2014
“Hey guys,” I said, “we’re literally running for Congress! Get it? We’re running towards the Capitol and that’s where Congress meets…” “We get it
Observations from an Election Officer
On November 6, 2014
It was 4:38 in the morning when I pulled in to the United Methodist Church parking lot. Outside was still dark, with no traces
Veterans Writing Group
On October 27, 2014
The Center for Veterans Engagement hosted their first veterans writing group meeting this weekend. The following is my writings from one of the composition
Food for Thought
On October 17, 2014
“In retrospect, it wasn’t the best idea to put Washington in the title,” our speaker told us last Friday. John Williamson, an economist, had
First, do no harm?
On October 2, 2014
SOMOS and MANOS began in part in response to enthusiastic developments in higher education that suggested a happy confluence among the following: the energy
Community Development?
On September 8, 2014
Why are we in the Dominican Republic? This question was featured prominently at SOMOS beginning-of-the-year retreat on Saturday. A version of the question (about
DC Summer Institute On Leadership & Community Engagement Comes To An End
On July 23, 2014
This will be my final post about the DC Summer Institute on Leadership & Community Engagement. It’s been an invaluable summer in Washington DC.
Leadership: What I Learned During the DC Summer Institute on Leadership, Part 3
On July 22, 2014
Closing Interview Comments Mike said people working in nonprofit need to be very connected to and committed to the mission of their organization –