Tag Archives: diversity
Students “Write” Race and Diversity
This post indexes several student projects on race and diversity I’ll feature on this site, partly as examples to other students about what their peers have done…and what they could do, too. Of the first three below, two came from … Continue reading
Posted in Social Change
Tagged diversity, Michael Murphy - Architecture that's built to heal, race, TED Talks
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Remembering London – Part 6: An Early Epilogue
I returned to the United States in mid-December 2000 after a semester teaching abroad. I left a cold, drizzling London to land in ice-bound, 10-below-zero Chicago. Linda and I had planned to go straight to Brookfield Zoo to catch its … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity & Multiculturalism
Tagged diversity, Monet's garden, Remembering London, Vincent House
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Remembering London
This is the Lead Post in a series on London. See end for a list of all items in the series. As Fall 2012 deepens, quickening its pace towards Winter, I remember not only the wonderful summer of the 2012 … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity & Multiculturalism
Tagged 2012 London Olympics, Battle of Britain, diversity, European Union, Gabby Douglas, Hitler, Imperial College, London, London as multicultural society, Monty Python, North Central College, race, Tony Blair, U.S. Women's Gymnastic Team, World War 2
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