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Very funny man. Will have to buy the book, proving I'm not a racist. Will buy it used online, proving I'm one of the 99%. For those out there who are part of the 1%, buy this book directly from the author, pay full price, and feel good about supporting a funny black man.

Thanks, Mary Kay. I hope this story inspires both non-native students and the teachers who work with them.

This is a very calm, logical presentation of the concept of migration. I do wish the presenters had gone on to address the unfounded fears of the destination countries, especially with regard to security and supposed financial burden. As pointed out in his 2006 book "Immigrants: Your Country Ne...

Very progressive for 1971: one black dancer in the final line-up (of 12) and two women (hair & costuming) mentioned in the show's credits (of 22).

Great data, Joe, that the demographic trends are indeed shifting!

A life fully lived. Nice job, Steve.

Alan Headbloom, RAHS '71

Terrific video. Awesome logo.

If you're inspired after watching, go send this link out to others.

Don't drop the ball. Do it now. UTI=

Until Love Is Equal.

smithereens, pl. n. small pieces or fragments [C19: from Irish Gaelic smidirīn, diminutive from smiodar ]

"I don't know if anything sums up America better. It's simultaneously preposterous, incredibly laughable, impressive, charming, ridiculous, expensive, overpopulated, wonderful...America!"

As Alexis de Tocqueville showed us, the best observers often come from the outside.

Loved the international flags! Kenya, South Africa, Trinidad & Tobago, Haiti, Mexico.... Rock on, Grace for the Nations!

Small Town, MI--with no budget and fewer rehearsals responds nobly:

On You Tube: watch?v=SKr7JctKat8

Whoa, big voice, big reach. Brava!

Hope to hear more from this young lady in the future!

Credit for the crew photos (6:12) goes to Danielle Leek.

I think I'll bookmark this for whenever I need a laugh.

"Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced." - James Baldwin

Spelled: hypertrophy

Pronounced: /hai-PER-truh-fi/

LEDA, you folks rock! Thanks for putting this video together.

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The concept of work-life boundaries is one not often mentioned in cross-cultural business situations but is indeed important. I see this play out (well) for Japanese clients who come to work in the U.S. They are delighted to see their U.S. co-workers heading home around 4:30 or 5:00, being used t...

Yikes! Who at Brann's is in charge of proofreading the teeshirt text before it's sent to the printer? Grammar nerds will notice not one, but two, mistakes on the back of the waitress' shirt (0:20).

Very sweet ballad, Paddy. Makes me want to go back to PEI, smell the salt air, and eat some lobster.

For gay Christians who are being bullied or ostracized at their home churches, they should run (not walk) out the doors and find the nearest MCC or UCC church, a place where they won't beat you up for your orientation. Lots of great gay folks at my Open and Affirming church here in Grand Rapids....

Reasons upon reasons to be proud. Great effort, Laker family! A fall afternoon to cherish, with a video to remember it by. :-)

@chamberl The production team specifically ordered biodegradable confetti for the bridge shot. The 300+ umbrellas will be recycled on campus as, well, umbrellas.

Folks, I can tell you from being with the production team, it was the last thing on Louie's mind to get tangled up with the camera cart. Louie was a trouper, however! Laker spirit prevails!