Can This Franchise Help Fight Zika?
With heightened concern about the Zika virus in the news, lawn care is getting a lot of attention. The Lawn Doctor is a one-stop shop franchise that provides full-service lawn...
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South Central Scholars Support STEM Success
Of students that started out majoring in STEM in 2004 who then went on to graduate with a STEM degree, only 18% are black. That compares with 22% of Latino students; 33%, whites; and 42%, Asian Americans, according to UCLA’s Higher Education Research Institute.
The Pros and Cons of Starting a Business With Friends
I first met Jonathan Wasserstrum, one of my best friends and now a co-founder of TheSquareFoot and our company’s CEO, nearly two decades ago. We became friends almost immediately after...
Competing Ambition: Five Ways to Overcome Common “Power Couple” Struggle
The term ‘power couple’ triggers my brain to cue Alicia Keys’ Unbreakable. You may not be humming Keys’ lyrical refrain of iconic pop culture power couples; yet similar examples likely...
African American Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad Changes Misconceptions About Muslim-Americans
A five-time Senior World team medalist and 2014 Senior World Team Champion, Ibtihaj Muhammad made history in Rio de Janeiro by being the first U.S. athlete to compete at the Olympics in a hijab, the headscarf worn by Muslim women. Muhammad, an African American women’s saber fencer, first made history several years ago when she became the first Muslim woman to compete for the U.S. in fencing.
