“A competent strategic thinker tolerates ambiguity,” says the book’s author, “notices weak signals and defines the core challenge facing the organization.”
Category: Criticism Without Borders
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Back to Balanchine | New York City Ballet soloist Robert Barnett
Barnett recorded excerpts from “Serenade” that have evolved over the years under George Balanchine’s direction, returning the specific steps and nuances as they were danced in the 1950’s.
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Upcoming TV dance show will bring back “American Bandstand” ethos
The goal is to have the dancers become top influencers in fashion by tweeting and posting what they are wearing and communicating live on social media platforms during the live stream.
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Canadian parents expect their children will read an average of almost 40 books this summer
Canadian parents report their children read an average of 52 books per year and spend an average of 4.5 hours per week reading
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Ruth Reichel’s SAVE ME THE PLUMS chronicles her Gourmet magazine tenure
Guests on all Holland America Line cruises will be able to read and discuss the selection as part of special onboard programming developed in partnership with O, The Oprah Magazine.
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New children’s book celebrates the acceptance of differences in twins
Rather than confining them to the traits that ensure they are identical in all aspects, she inspires twins to grow as individuals with confidence like all other siblings.
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Jacques d’Amboise at 85: Balanchine’s guy
Watch this great American dancer coach the male variation from Tchaikovsky’s ballet “Pas de Deux” as choreographed by George Balanchine.
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MANSON AND ME offers alleged “human side” of serial killer Charles Manson
50 Years after the Tate/LaBianca murders, we get to see Charles Manson’s alleged human side.