When human-rights violations involve numerous cultures, nations and interests, determining who is in charge and who is to blame are far from black-and-white matters.
Jim Rumple isn't a conventional business student. Nor is he a conventional businessman.
When Dorothy Lowry, a staff nurse, was called down from her office at the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait to attend to a man with health problems, she saw firsthand the value of emergency training.
Family, tradition and values were themes encapsulated in the bestowal of Norwich class rings to upcoming graduates of the College of Graduate and Continuing Studies (CGCS).
