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Hosted at the Howell Nature Center, Camp Yunasa is provided once a year. It's run by The Institute for Educational Advancement.

Catering platform ezCater keeps its tech team innovative through weekly improv sessions designed to solve business challenges.

From our Bureau of Furtive Spuds with some assistance from our Bureau of Creative Problem Solving in Socialist Utopias Castro, Inc. might be the biggest thief in Cuba, but it has been getting some competition lately as the economy collapses and food shortages become ever more extreme. The recent theft of half a ton of

Welcome to the Great Women in Compliance Podcast. In this episode, Hemma Lomax visits with Gitanjali Sakhuja, a Fractional Chief Compliance and Ethics Officer based in Washington, D.C....

Foreword Reviews read over 2,400 entries spanning 55 genres poured in for consideration. Selected by Foreword’s editorial team, the Finalists now await judgment from teams of librarian and bookseller judges nationwide.I’m a finalist in the War & Military category, “in which the primary action takes place in a field of armed

I’m proud that every literary competition I’ve submitted my latest novel A THOUSAND FLYING THINGS to has given me recognition. The latest is Chanticleer, which shortlisted my novel for its 2023 Hemingway Book Awards. I’m on a list with some mighty fine writers and am now in the running for

Eighteen women have been named to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame’s 2024 Silver Anniversary Team, based on outstanding accomplishments as a senior basketball player 25 years ago. The team includes 11 members named to the 1999 Indiana All-Star squad. Seven other all-state players are included to recognize the top of Indiana’s high school class

Dear Mediator: My roommate and I have been good friends for years, and until recently, we got along great.

“Ramsperger’s portrayal of the ravages of South Sudan is heartbreakingly vivid, resulting in a moving but unsentimental portrait of one nation’s anguish. Dianna is a compelling character as a pragmatic veteran of humanitarian work in Africa who still hopes for the best….An exceedingly thoughtful reflection,…A quietly meditative and insightful novel.”— Kirkus

It’s not often that a review compares you to your favorite author. Thank you David J. for saying, “Ramsperger’s writing style is reminiscent of Barbara Kingsolver’s. She expertly interweaves real-life events into a captivating narrative that showcases a resilient and empowering female protagonist.” I am both humbled and grateful. “A Thousand