Fear has two definitions. One is hopeful, full of reverence and the other is distressing. Hope is replaced by anxiety.
University of Buffalo web strategist Mark Greenfield intended to send the former message but somehow, the presentation he delivered at last October’s HighEdWebDev conference, was met with the latter reaction.
During one semester in 2007, Benjamin and Ivey Rhodes shared a class, a campus and a unique collegiate experience at Charleston Southern University. Not because they were brothers, or because they were both enrolled at the same college at the same time, but because somewhere across campus, sitting in another class, was Kelly Rhodes – Ben and Ivey’s mother. Maybe in an effort to keep the CSU Registrar’s Office on their toes, Allie Rhodes, Kelly’s daughter-in-law, Benjamin’s sister-in-law and Ivey’s wife, was also a student at CSU.
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