Now Durham Identity in 1995?

Now Durham Identity in 1995?

Durham in 1995 was a weight loss destination, not a place where James Beard-winning chefs and or nominees prepared straight from the Divine pie crusts and gourmet cheeseburgers. Geer Street Beer Garden was an abandoned service station, and Motorco was still an active garage. Durham was the home of the Rice diet, and many folks came here for Duke University Health care, particularly the Rice diet program

Now a new Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

Now a new Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

Upon completing this program and earning your bachelor’s degree, you’ll be prepared to pursue both career advancement and graduate-level education, depending on your goals. The ​​mental agility and adaptability you’ll develop in the program, combined with the wide range of skills you’ll gain, will provide a solid foundation you can build on to reach the next level of your journey. Alumni of the program have gone on to pursue career opportunities in in-demand fields ranging from business, consulting, healthcare, government, and legal services to marketing, sales, and technology, and graduate degrees in everything from history and philosophy to journalism and real estate.

Get ready to Master Final Cut Pro now.

Get ready to Master Final Cut Pro now.

This course unravels the post-production world for editors. Students will dive into the key features of Apple’s Final Cut Pro software for Video and Audio Editing and learn elements for creating professional videos with the use of transitions and effects, titles and motion graphics, color correction, 360 Video and Media Management.

The Reluctant Yogini

The Reluctant Yogini

I am reluctant yogini. I resisted yoga my entire adult life. As a woman and a social worker, surely yoga would seal my fate as predictable. I grew up with my dad, once a Marine, doing headstands in our living room. A girl’s gotta resist her father’s influence.

Don’t Waste Durham

Don’t Waste Durham

Here is the “About” for Durham Green to go.com and Don’t Waste Durham. We are a group of Durhamites who want to reduce consumer waste in our community. We represent a wide variety of sectors and backgrounds (small business, non-profit, local government, faith community, academia, artists, concerned citizens, etc.) OUR PURPOSE: