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About sunistar
Sunistar is a Designer living in Los Angeles.
I dream in color. I am nomadic in nature. I love the rain.sunistar’s website:
http://www.kirstinmclatchie.com
- Member since: 2007
On October 29, 2009 sunistar Discussed
Too Cool for School, Successful Futures: The 10 Worst Dropout Cities
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On 2009-01-15 sunistar GOODmarked
Real World Studio
On 2007-10-09 sunistar GOODmarked
Freelancers Need Universal Health Care Too
On February 21, 2007 sunistar Discussed
- and said:
Realize that each dollar we spend is a vote for something/someone; know what you are buying, who you are buying from and vote accordingly.
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On October 29, 2009 sunistar Discussed
Too Cool for School, Successful Futures: The 10 Worst Dropout Cities
- and said:
Wow, its scary that nearly half of those are in California alone. I’m hopeful though, I work for a company who’s educational curriculum is working school more relevant in 5 of the 10 areas listed (California + Texas). It’s only about a year old and we are getting amazing feed back from the student experiencing the program. It’s called The Roadtrip Nation Experience. (roadtripnation.com and roadtripnation.org to check it out) Sorry for the shameless plug, I couldn’t resist sharing. I grew up in the central Valley (California) and have seen and experienced first hand the lack of opportunity (mainly perceived, most the students need a little more guidance and support) and direction these kids face.
On February 21, 2007 sunistar Discussed
- and said:
Realize that each dollar we spend is a vote for something/someone; know what you are buying, who you are buying from and vote accordingly.
On 2009-01-15 sunistar GOODmarked
Real World Studio
On 2007-10-09 sunistar GOODmarked
Freelancers Need Universal Health Care Too
Wow, its scary that nearly half of those are in California alone. I’m hopeful though, I work for a company who’s educational curriculum is working school more relevant in 5 of the 10 areas listed (California + Texas). It’s only about a year old and we are getting amazing feed back from the student experiencing the program. It’s called The Roadtrip Nation Experience. (roadtripnation.com and roadtripnation.org to check it out) Sorry for the shameless plug, I couldn’t resist sharing. I grew up in the central Valley (California) and have seen and experienced first hand the lack of opportunity (mainly perceived, most the students need a little more guidance and support) and direction these kids face.