Monthly Archives: May 2010

I had no idea what a tabla drum was until last night, when I went to see the touring trio Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer, and Zakir Hussain at the Cal Poly Performing Arts Center. I had enjoyed listening to Bela’s … Continue reading →

As an oddball MBA going into dental school next year, I was curious about dentistry abroad and decided to do what any inquisitive, Generation Y person would do: Google it! Subsequently, I found the technologically savvy side of India’s professional … Continue reading →

In 1993, the Indian constitution was amended to reserve at least one-third of the seats for women in India’s 265,000 village governing bodies called panchayats. Since then more than a million women have been elected into these seats. However, fewer … Continue reading →

It would make sense that a solution to world hunger could have occurred in a country that has such a high poverty rate, and believe it or not, it is actually much less complex than you would think……. Just don’t … Continue reading →