by Guest Writer | Nov 9, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Michael H. Moffett, Associate Professor and Continental Grain Professor in Finance at Thunderbird I love old movies. Not sure why, maybe a misspent youth, maybe a desire for what I perceived as simpler times gone by, whatever. But one movie has always represented...
by Chris Barton | Mar 2, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Chris Barton, Co-Editor It’s your 7th hour sitting in the same chair, staring at your computer screen. One case study ago, you sat down, dreading the night ahead. 4 cups of coffee ago, you finished the writeup (hopefully in some approximation of proper English),...
by Jake Strickler | Sep 9, 2015 | Uncategorized
By Jake Stickler, Staff Writer In September of 1965, an attempted coup against the Indonesian government sparked a mass outcry among the population directed at the country’s Communist Party, named by the government as the likely perpetrators. This outcry soon turned...
by Mark Jackson | Mar 23, 2014 | Uncategorized
Hearing the news of Lady Gaga being vomited upon by a ‘vomit painter’ during her live show at SXSW this year, you can’t help but ponder the notion that South By Southwest, the ten days of music, film, and interactive mayhem that descends upon...
by Michael Reardon | Nov 10, 2013 | Uncategorized
By Kelly Swanson I met Avreeayl the first day of our class in Glendale. We have been friends ever since. From my perspective Ave as we call him, is an incredible person with a deep since of family values. The motto “Family first, then everything else” seems to be a...
