While some Native American languages are at risk of extinction, Navajo continues to be used many people today. There are even a schools run by Navajo Nation that teach almost exclusively in this language. Navajo is part of the Athabaskan language family, which includes native … Continue readingNavajo, the Native Language with a Growing Number of Speakers
Founded in 1968, the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia, is the preeminent theater in the Southeastern United States. A past recipient of the Regional Theatre Tony Award for achievement in programming, education, and community interaction, the Alliance Theatre has premiered more than 100 original productions … Continue readingWater for Elephants: 5 Things to Know about the Alliance Theatre Show
Equestrian is a horse-and-rider sport that comprises several disciplines and has been part of the Summer Olympics in some capacity since 1900. Today, there are three Olympic equestrian disciplines: jumping, eventing, and dressage. There are individual and team events in each of these disciplines. Jumping … Continue readingThe Last 5 Americans to Win Individual Medals in Olympic Equestrian
Founded in 1924, Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD) is an honor society for first-year college students that was strictly for women for nearly 50 years before becoming coeducational in response to Title IX. ALD was launched at the University of Illinois and soon after spread to … Continue reading7 Women with Alpha Lambda Delta Scholarships Named in Their Honor
While the goal of photography—capturing an image—is the same across all types, different equipment and skills are required for each individual discipline. For example, those who specialize in portrait photography need to be adept at making their subjects feel comfortable and know how to convey … Continue reading5 Beautiful Destinations All Landscape Photographers Need to Visit
Equestrian is a popular international sporting discipline that has been contested at the Olympic Games dating back to 1912. Equestrian events include dressage, vaulting, jumping, and eventing. German riders Isabell Werth and Reiner Klimke are among the most accomplished individuals in equestrian events at the … Continue readingA Look at 4 Equestrian Teams Representing the United States on the World Stage
A national theater in Atlanta, Georgia, the Alliance Theatre was founded in 1968 and has since become one of the most prominent arts venues in the Southeast. The theater has premiered more than 100 original productions, including the Tony Award-winning The Color Purple. Its plays … Continue readingA Look at 7 Alliance Theatre of Atlanta Residency Programs
Digital photography is a popular hobby and can even be a rewarding and relatively lucrative career. The average wage for full-time photographers, according to the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, is $40,000 per year, while the highest-paid top 10 percent earn more than $77,000 annually. … Continue readingPhotography Glossary: 8 Important Terms Beginners Should Know
Equestrian is a category of horse-based competition with a decorated history at the Olympics. Chariot races and other horse events were part of the ancient Olympic Games from 776 BCE to 393 CE, while equestrianism has been part of the modern Olympic Games since 1912. … Continue readingA Look at the 6 Gold Medalists in Equestrian at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Equestrian, derived from the Latin word equus, meaning “horse,” is a riding discipline that comprises more than 15 different competitive events, including dressage, show jumping, eventing, and vaulting. Other competitive horse events, like horse racing and rodeos, however, are not included in the equestrian category. … Continue reading4 of the Biggest Equestrian Events in the World