It begs the question: Is something empty really empty? For instance, as the “new home” for the Library waits for one more “yes” vote from the city council, what sits in that empty lot? What is it about an empty pedestal that sparks a thought. Who is to say what belongs in the space? And how much is too much? What is the correct price tag?
This week, journalist and photographer David Bacon sledgehammers a hole in the wall, revealing the…
I teach motivation as part of my coursework in my Intro to College course, and…
Do we need email? facebook? amazon? Couldn’t we just pay robots to read all our books?
With some time before my first traditionally published book, 100 Things to do in Riverside…
NOW Facebook. Of all my thoughts on the subject, arts promotion and community engagement never…
Since 2011, writers and readers of independently published works have designated October as Indie Author…
Teaching and college administration has been my calling for well over a decade. From 2005-2009,…
First, let me confess my bias: I was hired as a full time faculty member…
A year of change should be followed by a year of normalizing…and more change! What does that look and feel like? What’s the good of seeing a change all the way through?