"My middle name is Alphonso. Don't ever use it though. Once when I was about 13, I insisted that everyone call me Al. Never happened...LOL...but I tried. You have a lovely yet unusual name. Mine sharing how u got the name?"
"Hi, we went to VUU at the same time. I was supposed to graduate in '72 but dropped in '70. worked for a few years and returned to graduate in 1974. I was History-Gov. major and sang in the choir and starred in the choir musical in 1970, I think it was. Why were your extra-curriculas?"
"I am a VUU Alum and in many ways, VUU was instrumental in my development and maturation. It was there I gained a thrist for knowledge and a very inquisitive nature. Those early experiences have lasted all these years and have served me well for the majority of the time. Most recently, that curious has led me into the field of fashion photography. It's a field I have been interested in for some time. So, I've decided to give it a try. It won't satisfy my thirst for knowledge but no one thing ever will."
"I say hello fellow alum and congrats on being accepted to the Citadel. Don't believe I know anyone who has ever attended that university. I'm sure you will do quite well there. Now, your turn, what do you say?"
"We don't know each other...yet. I am a photographer and I spend my days peering at people and things. You have an interesting look...soulful. There is depth there and I would like to explore that to the extent you will allow me to. A good friendship is my goal. Is that possible?"
"I have a number of interests includong: reading, writing, photography, business and cultural events. While I am involved in other pursuits, these I am passionate about."
"Consistency - none of this friend today, foe tomorrow stuff. Mutual respect is the stuff of great frienships. By the way, that's a great picture. I especially like the pose."
"I am a graduate of two HBCU's. I am also a business owner and use my photography busness to promote HBCU's in a positive and beneficial light. I invite you to go to my website: http://rudolphhickmanphotography.smugmug.com to view my HBCU-related galleries."
"I like to read mysteries that have to do with the legal system for fun. Serious reading includes books on photography, new computer applications, and business."
"Hi,
I am a professional photographer and conduct my business in Richmond, VA. I am in the process of expanding my brand to a wider audience and would love to hear your ideas about how to do this. Thanks"
"Taking photos. Its one of the most stimulating activities I can think of and gives me the opportunity to connect with new and different people all the time."
"I love the creative process of taking a snippet of unique information and developing photojournalistic essays about interesting people and events. If you have a story you would like to share, let me know and we'll see how it goes."
I am not famous either before, during or after college. I was a good student, choir member and thespian - that's actor y'all. College at an HBCU was enlightening, and a real blast. Wouldn't have traded it for money or fame. By the way, I'm also a Howard University Alum - Go Bisons!
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There were a number of professors who were instrumental in helping me to navigate my way thru college. Among them were: Dr. Adolph Grundman, Odell Hobbs, Levy Armwood, Pearl Mankins, Franklin Gayles and many more.
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Rudolph, This site has been UPDATED: www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
Have a good day. Eliza
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Eliza Earsman on 07/31/2010
You're welcome my brother.
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Siebra Muhammad on 06/20/2010
I got A's in all my classes for the most part. But my parents and school teachers were always on me about pronouncing my words correctly in an effort to prepare me for the corporate world. I smiled and said okay but ebonics is my FIRST language (LOL)!
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Siebra Muhammad on 06/14/2010
Thanks for the compliment, I get that a lot! Talk about the perils of popularity! Funny thing is I never got this much attention from the brothers when I was growing up. I was know as the dark-skinned girl who talked like Elmer Fudd (don't laugh)! I know that it is nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Love your blog posts, keep them coming! Peace, Siebra
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Siebra Muhammad on 06/14/2010
Greetings Brother, just dropping by your page to thank you for adding me as a friend. Look forward to further dialogue. Love & Peace, Siebra
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Siebra Muhammad on 06/13/2010
Thanks Mr. Hickman all of my work is done by Riverflow Publishing in Fresno, Tx.
contact: cherylrese@gmail.com
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Robert Barconia on 06/03/2010
Thanks for replying Rudolph. Welcome.
Love you website!
Eliza
www.elizaearsman2corruptofficials.wordpress.com
www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com
www.elizaearsman.com
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Eliza Earsman on 05/22/2010
