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November at Seward County Community College means the start of basketball season, and our men’s and women’s teams will open their seasons this week. But, like in any large organization, the Saints are never only doing one thing. Women’s volleyball is closing out their season, and both men’s and women’s soccer began tournament competition following their final regular season games.
Listening to XM radio this weekend I heard a familiar tune.
I was not a Sammy Hagar fan, but everyone enjoyed “I can’t Drive 55.”
As I cranked the volume to the chagrin of my wife Heather, nostalgia flooded in from the 1980s, and it made me think how our views as young people have changed.
So I’m doing a show after all.
The problem with me (and I might not be alone in this) is that I have a hard time imagining anything between close to perfect and nothing at all.
I’d been planning to do a first show featuring material from my columns, and it was overwhelming. A fully realized show involves a lot of preparation and getting every detail down all at once. A close-to-perfect show requires a ton of rehearsal and usually a lot of help from others to make it happen.
How will Donald Trump being dressed in a sanitation uniform affect the election? We may never know. It usually takes a week to 10 days to watch the best polls which tend to have daily rolling averages show just how much an event changes the numbers.
However it works out, the move was brilliant whether you like Trump or not. Sometimes when the other team makes a great play, you simply have to give credit where credit is due, and Trump’s McDonald’s appearance along with taking a statement meant to be derogatory and twisting it into a brilliant publicity stunt will go down as two of the best attention getters in political history.
Transparency is essential to effective policy making and is the cornerstone of earning stakeholder trust. When people understand the reasoning behind a policy, they are much more likely to accept the final outcome, even if it does not align with their individual preference.
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