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text: In the wake of devastation, Fabrice Armand '04CPS, '07G sees hope. This talented double alumnus was born and raised in Haiti, a country that has faced tremendous hardships and turmoil. In addition to being one of the most economically fragile nations in the Americas, a destructive earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, affecting millions of lives and causing immeasurable damage. But by putting his talents and his St. John's education to use, Armand has been raising an incredible amount of support for Haiti and highlighting the beauty and culture of his homeland. "My main goal is to rebrand Haiti and change the way that many Americans view it," Armand explained. "I try to teach people about the culture, the history and the significance of the country in order to give them a more accurate sense of my homeland. It's important to have an educated perception of the country, especially after it's had to deal with such horrible catastrophes." Through fundraisers, Armand has raised over $350,000 for Haiti relief, and he's also spearheaded a number of unique projects that inform audiences of the country's rich culture and history. In 2011, he co-produced Box, an off-Broadway play that chronicles the journey of four Haitian men who stow away aboard a freighter in 1988 to seek freedom. The ghost of Henry "Box" Brown, a Virginia slave who mailed himself to freedom in 1848, confronts these Haitian characters as the story progresses. Dealing with the complex issues of immigration, freedom and mortality, Box received glowing reviews and is one of Armand's proudest accomplishments. Additionally, this busy alumnus recently spent 21 days in Haiti filming a soon-to-be-released documentary about his homeland, illustrating how Haitians themselves are leading their country's rebuilding process. "A lot of people view Haiti as a homogenous group of people asking for handouts," Armand noted. "That's simply not true, and I hope to dispel that notion. I intend to show how Haitians are using resources to help themselves, how these persevering individuals are working hard every day to bring dignity back to their country." When he's not raising support for Haiti, Armand is helping his clients through Fabrice J. Armand, Inc., a marketing, management and fundraising company that he founded. "I help my clients with the nuts and bolts of starting a not-for-profit," he said. "I help them leverage contacts and make an immediate impact with their company, even if they don't have much of a budget. Most of all, and what I'm most proud of, is that we help clients fulfill their dreams. Whether it's developing an animation company, creating a show for New York Fashion Week, or whatever it may be, we assist them in accomplishing their goals." Armand's busy schedule and incredible work ethic is no surprise, especially when considering his student years at St. John's. In addition to working as an Orientation Leader and a Resident Assistant, he served as Executive Vice President of the Haitian Society, was a member of the President's Society and, in 2004, became the first African American president of Student Government, Inc. "I'm proud of what we accomplished during our time at St. John's," he said. "We created Unity Week in recognition of the University's growing diversity, we brought a number of prominent speakers to campus for our lecture series and we made sure that we maximized our budget to ensure students had a fun and educational time at the University." Armand looks back fondly on his student days and attributes much of his philanthropic goals to St. John's. "The University makes students aware of what's going on in the world and emphasizes that we should help others in need," he explained. "It's true what they say: you never forget your college years, and I'm so thankful for the education and the friendships I made at St. John's."


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I have been an active advocate for the environment all my life of almost 60 years. I've done the earth day thing, marched and helped clean up riverbanks. I was in step with my brothers and sisters in what is obviously the most important issue of our time. Or is it? I did a thought experiment and did some research that you should all take note of. I told myself to be open minded about my usual google searches that have always reinforced my beliefs in the environmental causes, especially the CO2 theory. I stopped demonizing the other side of the CO2 theory and thoroughly read up on questioning the validity of what is now a 23-year-old theory. Let that stick in your mind for a while. Call it a quarter of a century of a pending climate crisis. The reason I tell you this is because I've been on this crisis train since the beginning. I'm tired. I'm tired of telling our children that they probably won't have grand kids. That isn't an exaggeration because we call it a climate crisis after all. Never heard of a good crisis. Have you?
It bothers me as an environmentalist that we can only achieve our goals through some sort of a threat that produces fear and crisis. Why can't we all work together to preserve, protect and respect our planet? Have you ever talked to someone and said something about the weather and they look up with a glassy eyed and worried look on their face and say, "Yes, what IS going on with this weather? Something is out of wack. This just isn't right." Are we fearing FOR nature now instead of fearing IT? I enjoy clear blue skies and breath in fresh air and who would miss the smoggy 50's, 60's and 70's when a river caught fire in Ohio. I'm student of Rachel Carson and a lot of you probably don't even know the name. That is sad. She brought in all the protections, laws and standards that made the environmental movement accomplish so much in such a short amount of time almost half a century ago. This is about the CO2 theory, that's all. I don't believe it anymore but I'm still trying to look at environmentalism without the threat that the theory has presented us. What is left is a world that needs to get off war causing oil and to maintain the successes that environmentalism has accomplished. We don't need to fear anymore. We can all lead environmentalism down the responsible road now.
Thanks for your time but please consider one last point. We are living longer now than at any time in human history as a species so it's plainly obvious that the environment is not killing us. We have so much to be thankful for and like I said, let's protect, preserve and respect our natural world. Because time has proven the CO2 theory to be a self-fulfilling prophecy after two and a half decades of predictions. Now we can now continue with optimism, not fear.Does anyone understand where I'm coming from in trying to abandon the CO2 theory? Is anyone else willing to join me because I'm kind of alone with it now? I don't mind being remembered for living through the Disco era but I refuse now to be laughed at in history for believing in the CO2 crisis. I'm convinced that not only where WMD's a neocon lie, but so is the climate change theory. I think we all have to man up to our mistake and stop spreading so much fear into our culture. It's a beautiful planet and I refuse to believe any longer that it is dying by human hands.
Pollution does not stay in air forever, volcanoes? She's a 5 billion year old planet and I think she is more resilient than we give her credit for. I'm going to embrace earth, not fear for it any longer. At first they just came for the light bulbs and I did not speak out. Because these days, I like to hide out in the darkness of my nice warm basement. Then they came for the plastic bags and I did not speak out. Because I was already using the replacement bag they had issued to me as per the minimum consumption laws made of 100% Polyester (imitation weave no less). Then they came with this giant, tandem diesel powered monster of a truck to pickup and compost my "bagged" leaves and I did not speak out because I didn't have any bags. So they issued me their new paper bags with 100% of the 30% portion being recycled paper, or a 70% loss in real trees. Then they came for my oil and I did not speak out. Because they had already confiscated my Smartcar and recycled it into a wheelbarrow that they forced me to use every Earth Day to help them discover new sites to plant more and more and more trees. Then they came for the BBQ and I did not speak out. Because it doesn't matter what the F*&% you do to a vegetarian hotdog, it still tastes like $hit. Then they came for the air conditioner and I did not speak out. Because by this time, the inevitable cool climate trend had cycled in once again as it has for billions of eons all by it's poor little self, for reasons we do not and may not ever understand. Then they came to register me to vote, and I did not speak out. So they impaled my poor little weed infested, pesticide free front lawn with one of their plastic Green Party reelection signs. Finally they came for me and I COULD not speak out. Because there was nothing left to give, or take.


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This course introduces students to Walden University and to the requirements for successful participation in an online curriculum. Students work toward building a foundation for academic and professional success as scholar-practitioners and social change agents. Students engage in course assignments focused on the practical application of professional writing, critical-thinking skills, and the promotion of professional and academic excellence as they relate to practice in nursing.
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Students in the practicum are provided with the opportunity to engage in a supervised experience that integrates theory and research with practice. With guidance and support from their preceptor and instructor, students apply theory to better understand a specialization role in the context of an organization, formulate and achieve individualized learning objectives, and initiate a project conceptualized in collaboration with their preceptor in agreement with the instructor. The practicum (NURS 6500 and NURS 6510) requires a minimum of 125 total hours, which students record in their time log. Students also complete a cumulative journal in which they provide evidence-based or theory-based analyses of activities, issues, or problems that occur during their experience.
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my husband is also in prison in michigan. I don't understand why they do NOT allow conjugal visits for married couples. Our families are just as important as the "normal" family unit. I believe that there would be less violence and rapes in michigan prisons because sex is the number one stress reliever. Its hard enough for the wives of men in prison, without having the God given marriage right and the rights of "normal " married couples in the U.S. Intimacy is a HUMAN right as well as a democratic right and to deny these couples that right is INHUMAN! My husband and I are christians and although society sees our men as "lowlifes and men who don't deserve anything",God sees sin as sin and no one on this earth is without it. I don't care if you're in for CSC, murder, or dwi you deserve fair treatment! I just read where in some states, they allow conjugal visits for Homosexuals! Why should they be treated better and with more respect than that traditional spouses?! Just because its Politically Correct?? I don't think so. How can we shake up the legislators of Michigan to allow this democratic and God given right?
I agree with you! My husband got a fifteen yr sentence for somthing that was not physically proven! I hate the prosecutors and judges in Gratiot county and all the other counties in this state because all they want is to get re-elected and the judge who sentenced my husband actually LAUGHED when my husband got threatened in court and when he OVER sentenced him but of course we, as wives and families of the accused can't report these tragedies because the state govt doesn't want to hear from us and they all stick together anyway! I used to believe in justice until I saw first hand how they lie just to get a conviction so they will get re-elected!! Does anyone know what we are to do?
some could make the case that homosexuals are the 'preferred class', and that heterosexuals are the 'abnormal class'. these people would be democrats. they care not for your rights, only for re-election. they are feeders off of the 'gimmee' group as it has come to be called. if you want something, they will promise it to you if you will elect them.
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Today we're gonna talk about respect. This is uncommon for me. But there comes a time in a man's life where he has to make a change if he wants to see a change. For me that change needs to be made in my own neighborhood. It involves a street I walk or bike on almost daily. Williamson Street. "Willy Street" in the dominant vernacular.
Let's get this right. Williamson Street sucks. It's an anachronism. It's Madison's Neanderthal brow and vestigial tail. It's the reason you can't have nice things.
On my walk down Williamson Street I pass a gun shop, a bead store, a watch battery shop, a co-op where they feel the need to remind me I have to pay a surcharge on my lettuce because I'm not a member every time I'm in there, A Jamaican restaurant, painted to look like the flag, a Labor movement themed Realty office, a second hand store, 2 tattoo parlors, a grip of salons that Xine used to go to when she had blue hair, several other resturants and bars, several places that might be restaurants or might be just large patios, And a Paleontologist's office. But that last place is pretty badass.
Of the houses on Williamson Street, I would guess 80 percent are in disrepair. 15 percent are acceptable and 5 percent are recently built condos. Perhaps this is a sign of gentrification, and for the first time I welcome it. But those 80 percent in shambles places, they have shit like mannequins on their porches and balconies, or maybe they haven't mowed their lawn since '06, or they are using Tibetan prayer flags as siding.
And you can't ever say, "Yo neighbor, your house looks like shit," or "Hey bru, I understand that your jungle lawn is your way of sticking it to the oil and lawn mower companies. But maybe you could pick up the empty beer cans, cig packs, and Vote Kerry door hangers that are floating around in that jungle."
You can't ever say that because then you become the man. How you gonna oppress a neighbor like that?
But it's not just the residents, it's the denizens as well. The speed limit on Williamson is clearly posted at 25mph, but never has a speeding ticket been issued on the street because everyone slows to 16mph. Traffic has one lane in each direction and there are always left-turning cocksuckers holding up traffic near the co-op where they feel the need to remind me I have to pay a surcharge on my lettuce because I'm not a member every time I'm in there. On the rare occasion I have to drive to my office, it often takes me longer to drive than bike.
It was on a recent weekend drive down the street that a girl darted in front of the silver spurt. There was traffic not far ahead, so I assume I was rolling at a solid 21mph. This girl was pushing her shitty bike and not using a crosswalk, but that is minimal. I should also mention she was not wearing shoes. As this girl had no sense of urgency in her mosey, I had to nearly stop and I'm sure I gave her a look that said, "Fuck you and fuck this entire street."
When she was almost out of the road, she turned back to me and mouthed, "Slow down." She may have actually said it, but I didn't know. I had the windows up, a/c on blast, and El-P turned up to eleven. I'm unsure if she heard the amazering that came out of my mouth but I think she got the point from my face. At the top of my lungs, in my car, I know I told her to go fuck herself and threatened to run her ass over on the sidewalk , back up and do it again, piss on her stupid fucking hippie feet and drive 10mph into her face. I'm also sure I used the word cunt 2-4 times and told her she had a shitty bike.
Then I started driving again.
Which brings me to the respect theme. I feel part of the reason Williamson Street is so shitty is that it goes by Willy. Willy doesn't instill pride in anyone. Willy doesn't get business done. Willy paints his front door orange, because he wants to. Willy's gonna wear a tie-dyed phish tee with the neck all stretched out to a job interview and then blame corporate America when he doesn't get the job. Willy rides his bike on the sidewalk. Willy is a piece of shit.
To extrapolate, there is the term "sconnie" which some people seem to think is a cute way to refer to Wisconsin, or people from Wisconsin. I'm gonna be straight with you. Everyone who thinks "sconnie" is appropriate deserves the crappy, rights-rapey, state government we have in place.
This place is Wisconsin. I am a Wisconsinite.
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