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Ted Fujimoto: Seizing Educational Excellence By the Throat and Not Letting Go

Scaling big ideas is second nature to Ted Fujimoto, founder and president of the Landmark Consulting Group, a consulting company dedicated to scaling innovations in learning. He’s worked on replication systems and strategy for innovative U.S. public school designs like New Tech Network and Big Picture Learning, and also co-chairs the nonprofit Right to Succeed Foundation.

Chipotle Faces Criminal Investigation for Norovirus Outbreak

Chipotle Faces Criminal Investigation for Norovirus Outbreak

The Simi Valley norovirus outbreak reportedly made 234 people ill, and a Ventura County Public Health report indicated that an inspection of the restaurant shortly after the outbreak found numerous safety violations, including failures in pest control, sanitation, and maintenance. Employees also were working without having valid food handler cards.

African American Women Make Up Only 2% Of America’s Doctors

Crystal Emery, award-winning documentary filmmaker and activist, worries about our children; especially our girls, because they aren't seeing themselves represented as physicians when they visit the doctor's office or the emergency room.

The Habits of Successful People

What are habits of success that can matter as much as the acquisition of academic knowledge? Critical habits include perseverance and social awareness.

Black Star Grove Expands the Cultural Horizons of Black Youth

Amber Turner, M.A. was witnessing a trend that she grew increasingly frustrated with. The lack of exposure to diversity for our African American youth has lent itself to idle time, violence, and a narrow-minded worldview. Unwilling to accept this trend, Turner created Black Star Grove (BSG), an initiative to support and encourage academic excellence, leadership, and intellect, and serve as a tool of exposure among deserving urban youth in America.

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