Visual Art, Technical Skills, Dondology and Julius Deborah’s PhD degree

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Donald AMRAGO 19 hours ago

I will suggest to those who may not understand the title of Dr Debrah's thesis to Google his name and read the papers published from his PhD. Or, go to his Dept at Legon and dig out ALL the information concerning his doctoral ...
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I will suggest to those who may not understand the title of Dr Debrah's thesis to Google his name and read the papers published from his PhD. Or, go to his Dept at Legon and dig out ALL the information concerning his doctoral journey from the beginning to graduation.
Thanks, and please be confident/courageous to make your findings known.
Kyeiwaa Vida 18 hours ago

Take it easy. Modern enlightened parents spend good money to support their kids when they realize their talents in creative, technical and vocational spheres. I am told a school uses STEAM instead of the usual STEM. The A is ...
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Take it easy. Modern enlightened parents spend good money to support their kids when they realize their talents in creative, technical and vocational spheres. I am told a school uses STEAM instead of the usual STEM. The A is for Art. I still get disappointed though when those who are supposed to know better exhibit their ignorance by showing disdain for the Arts.
Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY. 18 hours ago

My son Nana Kusi, also has a Masters Degree in Museum Science and is currently working with the Museum of Modern Arts, so this topic aroused my interest.
That's the way things get neglected in Ghana. It has extended into th ...
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My son Nana Kusi, also has a Masters Degree in Museum Science and is currently working with the Museum of Modern Arts, so this topic aroused my interest.
That's the way things get neglected in Ghana. It has extended into the culture of maintenance or lack of it. You will be surprised that Ghana has a Symphony Orchestra which you hardly hear of. So while we produce over 800 lawyers a year, we should also focus on education that will enhance our history and other art forms.
THE QUESTION IS WHO WROTE HIS THESIS FOR HIM! 16 hours ago

That is what we need to know. Can he independently stand before a panel of experts to answer a question on museum heritage?

That is what we need to know. Can he independently stand before a panel of experts to answer a question on museum heritage?
Kofi....JULIUS IS ONE OF THE BRILLIANT BRAINS 11 hours ago

THIS IS ABOUT INTEREST AND PASSION.WHAT IS HAILED IN THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IS LOOKED DOWN UPON IN DEVELOPING ONES.JULIUS HAS BEEN PASSIONATE ABOUT TOURISM ALL HIS LIFE AND DECIDED TO GO ALL OUT TO STUDY AND LEARN COMPONENTS ...
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THIS IS ABOUT INTEREST AND PASSION.WHAT IS HAILED IN THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IS LOOKED DOWN UPON IN DEVELOPING ONES.JULIUS HAS BEEN PASSIONATE ABOUT TOURISM ALL HIS LIFE AND DECIDED TO GO ALL OUT TO STUDY AND LEARN COMPONENTS THAT TIED TO IT. HAD HE DECIDED TO PURSUE ANY OTHER ACADEMIC FIELD, HE WOULD EASILY EXCEL.HE HAS BEEN A BRILLIANT STUDENT FROM MPASS TO ACHIMOTA.HE TOPPED O'LEVEL IN HIS SECONDARY SCHOOL AND CONTINUED AT ACHIMOTA.DURING SPEECH AND PRIZE GIVING DAYS ALL PRIZES FOR EVERY SUDJECT IS WON BY JULIUS.SHALAMA WAS JUST THE MOST INTELLIGENT.HE IS A GOOD MANAGER NOW, AS THIS CAN BE TESTIFIED IN THE MENISTERIAL OFFICES ENTRUSTED TO HIM, AN ASTUTE STATEMAN.IF SOME OF THE CLASSMATES HE TUTORED IN SECONDARY SCHOOL ARE LAWYERS ,MEDICAL DOCTORS AND UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS ,IT SHOULD TELL US THAT HE CHOSE HIS FIELD AS A PASSION.IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD YOU DO WHAT YOU LOVE WHEN PURSUING ACADEMIC LAURELS BECAUSE IT'S WHAT INDENTIFY YOU AND NOT THE REWARD OR COMPENSATION ONE GETS.SIMPLY ,JULIUS IS INTELLIGENT TO DO WHAT HE LOVES AS HE IS CAPABLE OF DOING ANY OF THE SO CALLED PRRESTIGIOUS COURSE OR DEGREE CHERISHED BY MYOPIC STEREOTYPES.
Samuel Paa Kwesi Ansah 6 hours ago

I think Ghana Web needs someone to proofread their articles. How can you misspell the name of a whole Chief of Staff?

I think Ghana Web needs someone to proofread their articles. How can you misspell the name of a whole Chief of Staff?
Yooo 5 hours ago

You wrote wisdom and those of us with understanding appreciate such a prized PhD.

You wrote wisdom and those of us with understanding appreciate such a prized PhD.
GET CLOSE 2 hours ago

Get close to this brainy chief of staff and you will know how deep he is...all round wisdom.....a gift from God.

Get close to this brainy chief of staff and you will know how deep he is...all round wisdom.....a gift from God.
Yaw Bio 1 hour ago

Unfortunately, global thinking on the issues is complex.
Passion is good, but targetted research to solve our numerous poverty-related problems will be excellent. Why do we go to the West for vaccines. We can't even reduce p ...
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Unfortunately, global thinking on the issues is complex.
Passion is good, but targetted research to solve our numerous poverty-related problems will be excellent. Why do we go to the West for vaccines. We can't even reduce population of mosquitoes, but spend millions of dollars on antimalarial drugs. Proritize and be proactive. When is Ghans going to the moon for heritage research?
Unique 3 minutes ago

My undergraduate dissertation dealt with using music as a literary tool to fight corruption. I share your concern about how some (a lot of) Ghanaians look down on programmes in the creative space. Even a lot in the Humanities ...
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My undergraduate dissertation dealt with using music as a literary tool to fight corruption. I share your concern about how some (a lot of) Ghanaians look down on programmes in the creative space. Even a lot in the Humanities suffer the same fate.

Unique 3 minutes ago

My undergraduate dissertation dealt with using music as a literary tool to fight corruption. I share your concern about how some (a lot of) Ghanaians look down on programmes in the creative space. Even a lot in the Humanities ...
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My undergraduate dissertation dealt with using music as a literary tool to fight corruption. I share your concern about how some (a lot of) Ghanaians look down on programmes in the creative space. Even a lot in the Humanities suffer the same fate.

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