Big hit for Bulls, ‘Benny’s Day Off’ connects online

In this Monday, Feb. 6, 2017, photo the Chicago Bulls’ mascot Benny the Bull, right, begins his daylong Snapchat video quest by reenacting a scene from the Chicago based movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, with the help of the Bulls’ Luka Dukich, digital content manager, left, Second City’s Billy Bungeroth, the story’s co-director., and Benny’s assistant Tom Sargent at the United Center in Chicago. The story starring Benny is playing out almost in real time on social media on a recent Monday, with scenes posted on Snapchat right after they are recorded throughout the day.

Sam Asano’s Let’s Invent: How we made China wealthy

In the full-court layup drill and three-point contest otherwise known as the 66th NBA All-Star Game, New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Davis set an All-Star record with 52 points and Oklahoma… In last week’s installment, I stated that I had heard the then Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Alan Greenspan speak at Harvard’s commencement,, saying if … (more)

Sam Asano’s Let’s Invent: How we made China wealthy

In the full-court layup drill and three-point contest otherwise known as the 66th NBA All-Star Game, New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Davis set an All-Star record with 52 points and Oklahoma… In last week’s installment, I stated that I had heard the then Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Alan Greenspan speak at Harvard’s commencement,, saying if … (more)

Philanthropist Ann Friedman picked to turn D.C.a s Franklin School into a Planet Word.a

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and her economic development team have been looking for someone with a fresh vision and a robust balance sheet to restore the deteriorating but historic Franklin School building downtown. Bowser has selected a team led by Friedman, a former elementary school reading instructor who is married to New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, to turn the historic former school overlooking Franklin Square into a $50 million museum dedicated to language and linguistics, dubbed Planet Word.