Students Jesse Chorng and Elliot Curtis talk about Sneakerology 101, a course that explores sneaker culture. They created the course as part of Carnegie Mellon's Student College, a program that gi...
Students Jesse Chorng and Elliot Curtis talk about Sneakerology 101, a course that explores sneaker culture. They created the course as part of Carnegie Mellon's Student College, a program that gives students an opportunity to teach subjects not currently part of the university's offerings.
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me too... i wish there were more generous rich people who would funnel billions more into education worldwide... i wish they understood how hard it is to get a good education & to be able to afford to be there in the first place. let alone complete it.
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