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A Recipe for Success
By Breanne Chandler, March 30, 2017
From day one as a freshman in PCT’s graphic design program, I knew that in order to graduate, I would be required to present an original and high-quality senior project.
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Inspiration
Some Lessons Are Timeless
By Davie Jane Gilmour, February 27, 2017
In a daily world that is filled with chaos and change, it is heartwarming to know that caring still counts and is important.
Eric Albert Manufactures Fun
By Tom Speicher, February 7, 2017
His desk functions as a graveyard for gadgets, gizmos and glue sticks. Books and batteries balance on his overflowing shelves. Countless cables cover his floor. What many would regard as clutter is inspiration for Eric Albert. The eclectic collection serves his inquisitive mind and inherent tendency to tinker.
When Children Ask, What Will We Say?
By Davie Jane Gilmour, October 25, 2016
What have we come to?
I tuned into each of the Presidential Debates. However, I confess I was only able to watch for about 20 minutes. The reason why is simple. I began to think about my 11-year- old grandson.
Saying No?
By Davie Jane Gilmour, October 3, 2016
I often tell people that I don’t like to say “no.”
Rather than saying “no,” I prefer to ask “how?” In doing so, I try to inspire creative thinking, in myself as well as others. Often, just taking a different perspective shows me the way to do something that I previously did not think was possible.
Taking Chances
By Davie Jane Gilmour, September 21, 2016
“If you don’t take a chance, you don’t stand a chance.”
I am not sure who said this. It wasn’t me. I discovered the quote in my reading and found there was some dispute about its source. It might be Oprah. It might be someone else. In any case, it is how I live; it’s how I conduct myself at work and in my personal life.