Building a community creativity lab
Mon, 08/27/2007 - 13:15 — Anonymous
In case anyone's been wondering what happened to me, I did not fall off the earth! It just feels that way since I've been wrapped up in beginning of the school year craziness and starting my second-to-last Marketing class before completing my certificate - yeah! While it's been insanely busy, I've still been cooking up ideas for the blog and I think there are some exciting developments in the works.The next project I want to tackle is building on the concept of a community creativity lab ...
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