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Tom founded Schenck Enterprises Corporation in 2020 and created Tom founded Enterprises Corporation in 2020 Tom founded Schenck Schenck Enterprises Corporation in 2020 and cre- and created Dartmouth Associates as a global consulting, training and Dartmouth Associates as a global consulting, ated Dartmouth Associates as a global consulting, training andtraining and promotional company that empowers independent schools and promotional company that independent empowers independent promotional company that empowers schools and schools and colleges. Other than issuing the ROR Magazine, the first of its kind colleges. issuing the RORthe Magazine, first of its kind colleges. Other thanOther issuingthan the ROR Magazine, first of itsthe kind lifestyle publication for Admissions Professionals, there are plenty lifestyle publication for Admissions Professionals, there are plenty lifestyle publication for Admissions Professionals, there are plenty of well-established offerings by the company. Our flagship of well-established offerings by the company. Our flagship product of well-established offerings by the company. Our flagship product is ROR, The Results Oriented Recruiting System™, the is ROR, The ResultsisOriented Recruiting world’s first product ROR, The ResultsSystem™, Orientedthe Recruiting System™, the world’s first sales Training Curriculum curated exclusively for sales Training Curriculum curated exclusively for Admission world’s first sales Training Curriculum curatedProexclusively for Admission Professionals. We also develop national technology fessionals.Admission We also develop national technology summits and proProfessionals. develop national technology summits and promotional podcasts, givingWe key also admissions leaders motional podcasts, giving key admissions leaders precious summits and promotional podcasts, giving keyairtime. admissions leaders precious airtime. Additionally, Tom has pioneered the concept of Additionally, Tom has pioneered the concept of “Dynamic Brand airtime. Tom has pioneered “Dynamic Brandprecious Enthusiasm” thatAdditionally, introduces best-in class vendors the concept of Enthusiasm” that introduces best-in classthat vendors to schools and “Dynamic Brand Enthusiasm” introduces best-in class vendors to schools and colleges. colleges. to schools and colleges. For 25 years, previously, Thomas held leadership positions For 25 years, previously, Thomas held leadership positions such assuch ofFor School, and Director of Admissions, Development, and 25 years, previously, ThomasDevelopment, held leadership such as Headas ofHead School, and Director of Admissions, andpositions Placement. He awas a also founding trustee for Sisu Academy, a ofalso School, and trustee Director Admissions, Development, and Placement. He Head was founding forofSisu Academy, a tuition-free school that promoted entrepreneurship to underprivPlacement. a also founding trustee fortoSisu Academy, a tuition-free school thatHe was promoted entrepreneurship ileged students. He established Villain Crusher Marketing helping tuition-free school that promoted entrepreneurship to underprivileged students. He established Villain Crusher Marketing early-stage entrepreneurs find venture capital. While providing his underprivileged students. established Villain Crusher Marketing helping early-stage entrepreneurs find He venture capital. While various services, Thomas attained Presidents Club status and helpingservices, early-stage entrepreneurs find venture capital. While providing his various Thomas attained Presidents Club the top 1% national sales position for Yellow Book Media. He holds a status and theproviding top 1% national sales positionThomas for Yellow Book Presidents his various services, attained Club bachelor’s degree in Political Science from San Diego State UniverMedia. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from San status and the top 1% national sales position for Yellow Book and a University master’s degree Philosophy from Dartmouth Diegosity State and in aaUtopian master’s degree in Political Utopian Media. He holds bachelor’s degree in Science from San College. As the first actor to portray Spider-Man for Marvel Comics Philosophy from Dartmouth As the firsta actor to portray Diego State College. University and master’s degree in Utopian in New YorkMarvel City, he has highly developed skills for vanquishing Spider-Man forPhilosophy Comics in New York City, he has highly from Dartmouth College. As the first actor to portray evil! developed skillsSpider-Man for vanquishing for evil! Marvel Comics in New York City, he has highly developed skills for vanquishing evil!

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Dear ROR Magazine family, Happy Terrific Spring! More sun on all of our faces always brings a sense of hope and rejuvenation. My wife, Nancy and I, as well as the ROR staff, wish you an incredible new season! As communication becomes faster, informing all of us on the issues of the world, I believe that this allows us to truly understand we are far more alike than we are different. To that end, ROR Magazine continues to expand not only our subject matter but our audience. Initially, our focus was on the network of the admissions world but we have seen that with the broad scope of our articles and features, our brand not only touches the breadth of educators worldwide but also those who embrace the journey of knowledge from any perspective. Hence, moving forward our new title will be: ROR Magazine, Lifestyles of the Global Educationalist. Consequently, we are very excited to bring you our current edition under the new name. Using this new name, we hope to broaden our scope to include advocating for underserved populations around the world. It is our hope that we all seek to embrace each other despite all our differences so that we can not only appreciate but use each others’ strategies and skills to become more empowered as we continue to make the world a more cohesive community. I personally start with the premise that there is a unique genius in every human being. If tapped correctly, we can not only do great things in this world but enhance our genius by learning from others. Take for example someone who is blind… they have compensated by growing their other senses such as hearing, smell, and touch. If we take the time to understand their strategies we can become stronger. This too applies to someone who has lost an arm… how they compensate with their other limbs can give us other strategic insights for our own lives… they have shown us another approach to the world. Similarly, consider someone neurodiverse who experiences dyslexia. Suppose they find it difficult to read and comprehend easily. But they too, have developed strategies that we can learn from as they are able to comprehend and organize multiple ideas simultaneously. My brother, Mark, never learned to read until the age of 20, but he could construct model cars without reading the instructions. Later in life, he used that ability to visually construct pieces of puzzles in his head to design and build beautiful tiled bathrooms. Embracing diversity in all forms of humanity will make us better human beings throughout our lives. The richness of our differences is what we will continue to explore in ROR magazine. That said, we encourage all of you to please continue to submit your genius projects and articles for the benefit of our readers from around the world. As always I thank our advertisers and sponsors to allow us to bring unique insights from across all continents. May your days continue to be filled with gratitude and love as we all appreciate the gift of daily life.

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Still, every march, flow, and stream, natural, metaphorical, or man-made, leaves the morass of wisdom gleaned painstakingly from the foliage of experience.

What we gain and lose depends as much on our tenacity through the ups and downs in life as on our ability to keep our sights on the fruits that lie ahead in the future. Everyone of us has a right to seek out our guilty pleasures, to reach for support, relaxation and things that keep us happy and help us feel content and relaxed. And yet, all of us are required to give up immediate leisure to grab the reins of tomorrow. We can’t only catch fruit to derive nutrients from its flesh. We also dig and save the seeds and sow them to grow a future out of them. This is what the age-old adage, “You can’t have a cake and eat it too,” means. The wish to keep only the immediate rewards in our sights will leave us unable to reap long-term advantages that can only be obtained through a patient, time-consuming sequence of plowing, sowing, watering, and harvesting at long last. In today’s tech-heavy climate, everything runs on immediate rewards. Point systems, gamer coins, reward credit, and so on. All of these are the glitter and paper stars in such heavy, twinkling intensity that the real stars far off in space can hardly be seen anymore. The challenge of today’s educator is to train the learners’ sights one more time on those far sights. The destinations that can only be conquered after weathering storms and whales, ships that break, and a crew that defaults. The lone captain must dig deep into the reserves of their own souls to find strength. Their hearts must beat unflustered in the face of gales and high tides. Their brains must be equipped in resolving conflict, solving problems, and figuring out what’s hurting their ship, without needing to depend on anyone else. Allies are allies only when the wisdom and foresight of the captain’s mind draw them in. Let us think about the new leaders we are preparing inside the walls of a classroom. How are we equipping them with the kind of tools that are timeless, no matter what the era and its problems? Are we empowering minority leaders inside and outside the classroom to have wisdom in taking everyone together with fortitude, confidence, and the right that’s written in the constitution for them? Are we augmenting the majority elders of our future in keeping open not just the borders of a country, a workplace, a classroom or a living room, but also the invisible barricades of subtle hate and in-group and out-group toxicity? Are we capitalizing on the wonders of nature, of science, of art, of philosophy, of culture to unify talents, skills, and leadership across the board on common goals of humanity’s conquest and achievement? Are we watering hearts, souls, and minds with enough tenderness and care for those whose responsibility befalls our adult lives? From the soil under our feet to the air round our heads, every breathing animate or inanimate particle of life on earth and beyond is waiting. Waiting for our gaze. Not to be conquered in the name of dominion, but to become our ally in the conquest of our Future.

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Jude Mire

Jude Mire is a Nova Scotia author who writes strange fiction. In addition to books, he’s been published in a wide variety of formats, from afro-futuristic comics for Griot Enterprises to creepy radio plays for Wildclaw Theater and more. Across genres, his work has an emphasis on creatively exploring the atypical, expanding inclusivity, and shaping meaningful visions.

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is a UK-based freelance writer with a passion for tech and video games. His work appears on sites like CyberPunks.com and TheXboxHub, and he also runs his own blog: Made in Arcade. When he grows up, Edgar hopes to become Hank Moody.

Dr. Barbara Harris

is a licensed medical doctor who loves educating the public on preventable medical conditions and diseases. She has chosen Public Health as her field of specialization. She has made her writing services available on Fiverr @dr_barbara.

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discovered her true passion was writing and editing at a young age when she was introduced to magazines, literature, and songwriting. She specializes in reviewing a variety of creative projects including music and movies of all genres. Evangeline was editor-in-chief of her college newspaper and has had many articles nationally syndicated. She has also contributed as a background writer and editor to various published articles and books.

Aaron Dishno

is the founder and CEO of HTTP3D Inc. WalkTheWeb. Aaron held the position of Webmaster and Programmer Analyst III for over 10 years for the County of San Bernardino. He has worked as a computer programmer, mentor, teacher, analyst, electronic repair, network consultant / installer, systems / server integrator, enterprise architect, and cloud architect for over 25 years.

Erin Slow

is a trained archivist with excellent research and writing skills. Thanks to a B.A. in Anthropology and 25+ years of living in another culture, she has expertise in Intercultural Communication as well. She participated in a theatrical project, Amicorum, designed to help young immigrants integrate into Swedish society. For the past 18 months, she has worked for a Swedish company, creating online content in Swedish. She also creates AI art, and specializes in transferring to sustainable economies as well as ecological alternatives to heal our plants.

Brittne Erios

is a professional writer, She has 9 years of experience in this field and I provide you with the best-written content you can find on Fiverr. She graduated from the University of Mississippi with a BA in English Language Arts.

Max

who calls himself an “acclaimed writer” is based in London, UK. He has a B.A. in English and creative writing from King College. He likes to exercise his writing prowess for a number of different functions such as writing for websites and blogs, reviewing food, movies, and culture, and covering sports.

Ozant Luiky

is a self-made vector illustrator who hails from Indonesia. He combines his skills and vision with the unique capabilities and facilities that come with various graphic design software such as Blender and Inkscape to produce his elegant creations. Displaying both a sense of humor and genuine artistry, Ozant avails his art samples on Pixabay and Instagram.

Zenkova Olga

is a professional illustrator who works in classical watercolor, Chinese painting, and Japanese painting since 2017. Olga has worked in an association of traditions and culture of China as well as Non-governmental organizations / NGO. Olga was born in Ukraine; she now lives in France.

Peter Hermann

loves to explore urban landscapes, architecture, and abandoned places through his camera lens. He generously shares his work on several prominent platforms such as Pixabay, Unsplash, and Instagram. His repertoire of stills is huge, breathtaking, and awe-inspiring.

Justin Wolff

is a young, self-taught photography out of New Braunfels, Texas. At only 22 years old, he has been honing the craft of photography for the past 8 years. He avails his work on Unsplash and his website www.justinwolffphoto.com, and is looking to move into the big leagues by winning real life events, company and other avenues of functional photography. He works with state of the art equipment and is available for consultation via his website. His work has already been featured by big online outlets such as Google and Buzzfeed.

Timothy Svoboda

lives in Chesapeake, Va. He is an avid runner, and enjoy taking photos along the way of his daily miles. He uses his phone camera presently, but intends to buy something with more capabilities in the near future. You can check out his output on Twitter @t_ photojunkie.

Mariam Iftikhar

is a self-taught graphic designer who can expertly handle a variety of graphic design needs such as flyers, posters, diagrams, infographics, and covers for magazines and books. She also has a history of teaching after her M.Sc. in mathematics from the University of Karachi.

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Luis González

is a 34-year-old cartoonist from Venezuela. Through his drawings he has been able to cope with the deep problems of living there. He has loved drawing cartoons since he can remember and he really likes what he does. Luis is a prowrestling fan and also specializes in wrestling cartoons. Professionally, he is an expert in editorial, political, fanart, vector design, and comics.

Sumy Sarfaraz

is a Sharjah-born self-taught graphic designer who received her B.Sc. Degree from the University of Karachi. She designs artful posters and social media posts and self-publishes children’s books via Amazon KDP.

like to think of himself as a photography factory. He is trying to publish a library of 1,000,000 hand crafted, lovingly created, individually finished and processed photographs before he dies. Mostly he focuses on America. He already has around a million photos on his various Flickr albums as well as on his website www. thomashawk.smugmug.com, as well as on Stocksy. You can approach him via Flickr.

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If you watch the latest Marvel movies, the Multiverse is shown as another dimension or instance of what we know to be our existence, yet our alternate decisions ultimately lead to alternate realities. It is like taking our storyline and testing the possibilities where we make critical decisions. Google defines the Metaverse as, ”a virtual-reality space in which users can interact

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with a computer-generated environment and other users.” Any web page can produce a 3D gaming experience, but in my opinion, it takes much more to be 3D Internet. I visualized 3D game scenes or Internet cities where 3D buildings, 3D games, and 3D shopping stores are loaded. They are unloaded, as you, the digital shoppers represented by avatars, walk near and then unloaded as you walk away.

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The foregoing limitations shall apply to the greatest extent permitted by law and regardless of the theory under which liability is asserted. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Agency and Advertiser jointly and severally represent and warrant that each advertisement submitted by it for publication in the Magazine, and all materials contained therein (collectively, the “Ad Materials”) including, but not limited to, Ad Materials for which Publisher has provided creative services, contains no copy, illustrations, photographs, text or other content or subject matter that violate any law, infringe any right of any party, and/or is libelous, defamatory, obscene, disparaging, racist, hateful or scandalous. As part of the consideration and to induce Publisher to publish such advertisement, Agency and Advertiser jointly and severally shall indemnify and hold harmless Publisher from and against any loss, liability, damages, fines, penalties, and related costs and expenses (including attorneys’ fees) (collectively, “Losses”) arising from publication of such Ad Materials in any applicable editions, formats or derivations of the Magazine, including, but not limited to: (a) claims of invasion of privacy, violation of rights of privacy or publicity, trademark infringement, copyright infringement, libel, misrepresentation, false advertising, or any other claims against Publisher; or (b) the failure of such Ad Materials to be in compliance and conformity with any and all laws, orders, ordinances and statutes of the United States or any of the states or subdivisions thereof; or (c) any products, goods, services, programs, events, offers and promotions that are promoted by or referenced in the Ad Materials (and the fulfillment or non-fulfillment thereof). 2. Publisher may, in Publisher’s sole and exclusive discretion and without penalty to Publisher, reject and refuse to run any Ad Materials that Publisher believes: (a) do or may violate Agency’s and Advertiser’s representations and warranties set forth above; (b) are reasonably likely to be considered objectionable by a reasonable person; and/or (c) are likely to expose Publisher, Agency and/or Advertiser to heightened legal or reputational liability or risk for any reason. 3. As part of the consideration and to induce Publisher to provide such services, Agency and Advertiser jointly and severally shall indemnify and hold harmless Publisher from and against any Losses arising from such materials, products or services, including, but not limited to, those arising from any such claims. 4. Publisher’s acceptance of an advertisement for publication in the Magazine does not constitute an endorsement of the product or service advertised. No Advertiser or Agency may use the Magazine’s name or logo without Publisher’s prior written permission for each such use. 5. The word “advertisement” will be placed above all advertisements that, in Publisher’s opinion, resemble editorial matter. 6. All terms and conditions of this Rate Card and associated insertion orders, including but not limited to pricing information, shall be the confidential information of Publisher, and neither Agency nor Advertiser may disclose any such information without obtaining Publisher’s prior written consent. 7. This agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California without regard to its conflicts of laws provisions. Any civil action or proceeding arising out of or related to this agreement shall be brought in the courts of record of the State of California. Advertiser and Agency each hereby consents to the jurisdiction of such courts and waives any objection to the laying of venue of any such civil action or proceeding in such courts. ALL PARTIES WAIVE ALL RIGHTS TO TRIAL BY JURY. ADDITIONAL COPY AND CONTRACT REGULATIONS 1. Orders and schedules are accepted for the advertising by brand of product or service only and may not be re-assigned to other products or services or to affiliated companies without the consent of Publisher.

ROR Magazine: Lifestyles of the Global Educationist - Spring/Summer 2023