Don’t forget to stop in this weekend for the International Book Project’s Half-Price Book Sale! All books in the bookstore will be half price and there will also be a $5 Brown Bag Sale. See the flyer below for more details...
Come out to Whitaker Ball Park and “give into the groove” Saturday, June 21! The International Book Project will be represented along with 10 other charities. We invite you to come out for fun, fashion and entertainment all while giving to great causes! See more info below – What is...
Wednesday, April 9th marks the date for KY Gives Day. On this day KY Nonprofits Network Inc. partners with nonprofits across Kentucky to raise money. The unique aspect of this fundraising event is that is done completely online. KY Gives Day is a 24 hour online giving event that offers...
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?'” – Martin Luther King Jr. On Monday January 20, 2014, 20 students from the Lexington area decided to answer that question by turning a day off into a day of action. This past Monday marked both Martin...
Crawford Middle School has not been able to meet its yearly progress goals. Many of the students enter school three or more years below grade level in their reading skills. It has ranked last in district test scores. Crawford Middle School is right here in Lexington. A teacher took the initiative to contact...
“How do you get your books?”You ask. Well, that is quite an interesting story… Every night when you are tucked in tight in your bed, as your eyelids begin to droop, and you drift off into a magical land called sleep our Book Fairy pays you a visit. If you’ve never heard...
I am very lucky. Many executives agonize over their vision statements. They want a statement that will inspire, that will create loyalty, and that will motivate action. I follow nearly five decades of tireless work to achieve a world in which every person has the tools they need to realize their potential. I...
by Rachel Smith “Let me just tell you—you’re a senior, right?” My adviser never said my name, presumably because he didn’t know it. I reminded him that I’m a sophomore. “Oh! Right, right. Well, I gotta tell ya: your GPA is not high enough for grad school. 3.7s get you nowhere these...
