The $1 Billion Dollar Question If you had $1 Billion to give to the charity/cause of your choice, what would you choose? Here are some things you could do: Feed approximately 6,250,000
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Well it sure didn't take long for me to get bored of being out of school, and so I'm setting out on a personal project to fill the gaps of my learning I did in college. The Limitation of
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Grant X. Storer Seattle Pacific University Development Economics, Spring 2017 June 9th, 2017 Abstract Coffee is one of the most consumed beverages in the world with over 9 billion kg
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So this is a few weeks late, but I finally have completed my undergraduate studies at Seattle Pacific University with three degrees in Development Economics, Accounting, and Business
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Can I share a couple of thoughts with you all? If anything, can you at least read the final paragraph for me? One term that I've really struggled with is "white privilege." I understand that it is
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So last night as I was leaving Total Wine and More, I was stopped by this older homeless man who asked me for a dollar for a bus ride. I told him of course I would help him out and handed him a $10
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So, I finally gave in and listened to the Donald Trump hot mic recording. I can kind of understand why Trump supporters are trying to dismiss it. In their perspective, its a red herring like
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Just a random thought I have currently because here I am, usually running on less than 5 hours of sleep during the week. Then like today, I get 9 hours of sleep and have a nice slow start to the day
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A couple of months ago I posted about how I have made a changed in my approach to benevolence, which is that I am looking at it as an investor and I'm trying to produce the most good from my
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Well this is the first time in a long time that I decided stop after reading a book and reflect back on it. Usually I'm hurrying off to the next book, but now that I've reached the 200 book
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(CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECTS ALERT. The following post will include: wealth inequality, abortion, prisons, Syrian Refugee Crisis, and Homelessness) --Reposting from my Facebook on June