March 2011
Making a Difference Through Diversity
Success is fleeting but delivering value through our individualism is something we can all do all our lives. That's why Webster hosted The Diversity Expo so we could learn by stretching across sectors, beyond geography and through generations with a collection of experts and students of diversity who engaged us and moved all to action. Relive the day through our pictures and presentations.
There's Nothing Silly About It
Silly Bandz started off as kids' bracelets, evolved into fashion must-haves for Hollywood stars and are now at the center of fund-raising for victims of Japan's earthquake. Don't miss the chance to meet Silly Bandz' creator Robert Croak and hear his story at Webster Thursday March 24 at 5:30. RSVP here for this free speaker series and networking event.
United States’ Yard Sale
According to itself, the U.S. federal government could save billions of tax dollars each year by removing duplicate programs, agencies and offices! As congress and the White House continue to debate the budget, reporters came to Dr. Benjamin Akande to find out what the U.S. needs to do to survive the budget woes of 2011. Watch the United States' Yard Sale.
The Big Trade Off
What are you willing to trade for convenience? A nice dinner? Upper terrace baseball tickets for a La-Z-Boy recliner and big screen TV? Author Kevin Maney told the WSBT the answer is almost anything. And making a swap could be the key to your success or failure. Read our review then listen to our exclusive interview with the author of Trade-Off: Why some things catch on and others don't.
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