Monthly Archives: November 2017

Writers are encouraged to dig into their hero or heroine’s past to understand what factors (including wounding events) are steering their behavior and motivation in the story. By doing this… Read more »

Shakira said it best, “my hips don’t lie.” Women seem to either love or hate their hips. Biologically, our hormones deposit fat around our hips, buttocks, and thighs because of… Read more »

Labour’s gathering to approve their draft manifesto was already set to be contentious. It will be even more heated now the document they are discussing has been leaked to two… Read more »

After winning its first regular season Summit League Title, USD was the favorite to make the NCAA Tournament, but a last second loss to rival SDSU Read More

  Your May 21 editorial says: “There’s no place for controversy at graduation.” Yet, school management at Bethune–Cookman “persisted in inviting” the “reviled” secretary of Education to speak. Unsurprisingly black… Read more »

In his best-selling book, The Happiness Advantage: The Seven Principles of Positive Psychology That Fuel Success and Performance at Work, Shawn Achor writes, “In physics, activation energy is the initial… Read more »

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Every research done at the workplace reveals that appreciation is something everyone irrespective of their position in the company looks forward to. Read More

The tech entrepreneur’s goals are even simpler than you might think. Read More