Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions
Aaron Rockwell – Staff Cultural Advisor Gerard (Geert) Hofstede developed a system of four elements to try and put a finger on what makes different cultures […]
Month: February 2017
ThunderLeaf Takes Root
By Mary Grace Richardson, Co-editor Thunderbird is producing more than just savvy business students this semester. Looking to promote people’s well-being across Thunderbird, club President […]
The Top 10 Most Random Places on Campus
By Nash Wills, Co-Editor When General Barton Kyle Yount speculated in the Glendale real estate market back in ’46, his $1 investment sufficed for a […]
Larisa Skuratovskaya : The Roots of Three Generations of Strong Women In My Family
By Lara Cornelius, Staff Writer Larisa is a beam of light when she steps into a room – the embodiment of Eastern European beauty, elegance, […]
A Farewell to My Favorite Bookshop
By Lauren Herber, Editor-in-Chief The first time I visited Phoenix was in April 2015. I had recently found out about Thunderbird and was strongly considering […]
Hipótesis on Thought and Meaning
By Chris Barton, Co-editor What is the meaning of grey? I found myself wondering this – and other formulaic non sequiturs – last week, as […]
The Struggle Within: Living With Anxiety at Tbird
This piece was written by an anonymous guest writer for Das Tor Sometimes, my heart starts racing and I cannot stop shaking. Thoughts race through […]
Spinning Plates: Being a T-Bird and a Dad
By Nate Flake, Guest Writer If you have ever been to a circus you have probably seen the spinning plates act. The performer gets plates […]
The Xerox Center: Making Magic Look Effortless
By Lauren Herber, Editor-in-Chief We’ve all been there—usually right before a project or paper is due. We’re stressed, we’re rushed—and then we realize that we’ve […]
NPV of a Career
Aaron Rockwell – Magic Staff +1 Writer I was going to write an article on sunk cost, but the moment it became no fun, I […]