We ran into Amit from the winter 2007 batch. We still remember him vividly, because after I told him in rehearsals that he had to speak louder, the first sentence of his Demo Day presentation was probably the most emphatic ever delivered.

【🌏Information✈】 English Pages is now available The Dancing Picture Book: Can You See? Still Can't See? The imaginative world of acclaimed picture-book author Yoshitake Shinsuke comes vividly to life on stage in a colorful production created by choreographer and dancer Suzuki Takuro.

Arriving in the United States in the wake of 9/11, Satrapi’s “Persepolis” shattered common preconceptions about Iran, bringing the country’s complex history and the humanity of its people vividly alive for readers.

For those who couldn’t make the 2026 Tony Awards in person, we’ve got the next best thing: a closer look at the ceremony’s Radio City Music Hall red carpet, as vividly captured by photographer Hunter Abrams.

Michelle and I want to do our part to give all you parents a break today, so we’re reading “The Word Collector” for @chipublib. It’s a fun book that vividly illustrates the transformative power of words––and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

A prediction for the future of America: Thanks to Joe Biden and his regime, there is a new generation of Patriots growing up this very minute that are ON FIRE for America, and the 2020-2024 Biden reign of tyranny was the catalyst. These young people remember being masked, missing school, being separated from their friends, sitting sequestered in their bedrooms for months on end trying to do their schoolwork through an iPad. They vividly remember being quarantined, prodded and swabbed, while their parents paced back and forth across the kitchen floor trying to figure out how to survive their loss of income. They remember not being allowed to go to church, while riding in the back seat of the car seeing liquor stores with big, bright "OPEN" signs in the front doors. They remember their parents having to choose between taking an experimental, government mandated shot, or losing their jobs. They remember pressing their tiny hands against a window to their grandparents' hands, and making homemade signs that said "I love you Grandma, I love you Grandpa" as they stood in the front yard...where they used to sit in their laps. They remember not being able to attend funerals and say their last goodbyes, or get dressed up to celebrate with the family when their older brothers and sisters got married. They remember sitting in waiting rooms just steps away from friends and family dying in solitary confinement in hospitals because the government wouldn't allow them in the room to share one last hug. The pain, agony and abuse of that era left deep, resentful scars on their hearts and souls that will never be forgotten...or forgiven. It forever turned them away from anyone, or anything promoting the dogmas of tyranny, and made them ferociously and unwaveringly loyal to the foundational promises and guarantees of Freedom, as written down long ago by our Founding Fathers. There's a fresh new generation of Patriots currently in junior high, high school, and college that will NEVER bend the knee to the will of tyranny ever again. Mark this post. They will be the heroes for Freedom in the near future. Believe it🇺🇸