Top stories published by American Dreamers in November of 2012

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Matt Haughey in I. M. H. O.

Nov 30, 2012

Why I love Twitter and barely tolerate Facebook

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Elizabeth Spiers in I. M. H. O.

Nov 14, 2012

On Dilettantism and the Virtues of Pursuing Multiple Interests

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 27, 2012

John Maeda: STEM To STEAM.

What is the future role of art and design in the greater context of the world?

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 14, 2012

Charles Bradley: Why Is It So Hard to Make It in America?

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 13, 2012

Matthew Matthew: On a Human Scale.

The city is an instrument and we are its notes. It hit me on a walk through the crowded streets…

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 15, 2012

Panthea Lee & Zack Brisson: Reboot.

We dream of a future where everyone has a fighting chance. Luck plays an enormous role in all…

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 30, 2012

Baratunde Thurston: On Creativity, Comedy, and the Creative Class.

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 19, 2012

Amber Case: Cyborg Anthropology.

I work in the field of Cyborg Anthropology, a way of understanding how humans and technology work…

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 23, 2012

Ani Zonneveld: Islam and America.

As Muslims, the al-Fatihah is the all-important verse in the Quran that sets the tone, the…

Sharp Stuff in American Dreamers

Nov 20, 2012

Jane Kim: Migrating Murals.

In the summer of 2010, I lived in Yosemite National Park where I learned about a very special animal, the…

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