by Artie Isaac | Jun 19, 2010 | It happened
Staging To Kill A Mockingbird this year has been a lucky choice. The audience is motivated — and briskly buying advance tickets — by the book's well publicized fiftieth anniversary. It's just our dumb luck that the media is celebrating Harper...
by Artie Isaac | Jun 6, 2010 | It happened, Living an engaged life
An Alarmingly Beautiful Reader of Net Cotton Content said to me recently, "I think I must know everything about you." (I guess that hardly narrows it down. For you, too, are alarmingly beautiful. Unless, of course, you're a guy — and then you're just...
by Artie Isaac | May 20, 2010 | It happened, Living an engaged life
Sunny. Warm. Comfortable in shirtsleeves. Lush from recent rains and a morning of heavy fog, the day-long dew in the air cools each breath.Our campus is truly beautiful today. Students are lounging on the grass — and throwing Frisbees — and reading —...
by Artie Isaac | May 1, 2010 | It happened
Rob asked to borrow my projector, so I was showing him how it works. Because projectors used to cost a lot of money — and the replacement light bulbs used to cost hundreds of dollars — I can get pretty urgent and self-important on the care and proper use of the...
by Artie Isaac | Feb 13, 2010 | It happened, On Creativity
It's been a generous week, riding the cultural gravy train with my mother. Last weekend, we attended a live telecast — in our local cinema — of The Metropolitan Opera from New York City. Then, last night, New York City came to us in the form of the Merce...
by Artie Isaac | Oct 21, 2009 | It happened, On Creativity, On Ethics
So, it's come to this. I'm weighing in on Balloon Boy. I floated this trial balloon (sorry) in my keynote on creativity yesterday at SummitUp. (I also enjoyed the other keynotes: Lewis Howes on Linkedin, Kevin Dugan on storytelling in social marketing, Bob...
