Members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force hold a press briefing.

Members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force hold a press briefing.

Members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force hold a press briefing.

Kids think about business too and with the right mentoring they can become passionate for and successful with their inventions. Christopher John Trujillo is the Founder of Entrepreneur School in Orange County, California. He has always had a passion for entrepreneurship and sharing with others my experience in startups. For more information, please visit entrschool.com or email Christopher at [email protected].

Music: Early - Instrumental by Tibo, Again - 2017 Ibiza Jazz Ambients.

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There has been tremendous controversy on the recent Friedrichs vs CTA case and court ruling. Do teachers have to be in unions? What will happen if the case is overturned? We cover the background of both sides of the case to better understand how unions work, including right to work states. Jordan Atzeff is Santa Ana lawyer and a professor of Business and Its Legal Environment at Cal State-Fullerton (CSUF).

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We're all the same people, we just practice the same things in different ways. Essraa Nawar is the Development Coordinator at the Leatherby Libraries at Chapman University and the Chair of the Arts, Exhibits and Events Committee at the library. Essraa joined the Leatherby Libraries at Chapman University in June 2011.

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Discover about the importance of the emergence of grass an its evolutionary significance. Jonathan Markley is a New Zealander by birth, and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Auckland. After that, he taught history for four years in Hong Kong, before moving to Sydney, Australia, where he earned his Ph.D. at Macquarie University in ancient Chinese history. His first book (published by Brepols) is called “Peace and Peril. Sima Qian’s Portrayal of Han-Xiongnu Relations.” He moved from Australia to California to take up his position in the History Department at CSUF in 2006. He was granted tenure and promotion to associate professor in 2011. He has been involved with the Big History movement since his time at Macquarie, and he featured in many of the episodes of the History Channel’s 2013 series “Big History.” Other TV appearances include an episode of “America’s Secret Slang” (Lower the Boom), “Ten Things you didn’t know” (Caligula), and “History of the World in Two Hours.” He was appointed to the board of the International Big History Association (IBHA) in 2014, and he currently manages the IBHA’s Facebook page. He is working on a book about the Big History of Grass, a species of plant that includes wheat, barley, rice, corn, sugar cane, and bamboo.

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