
Friday, July 25, 2008
Jacob's Grad




My friend and colleague from Cameroon, Jacob Foko, recently graduated from Brooks. As if that wasn't enough he gave a speech at the ceremony, and at city hall soon after. He also screened his doc "Flux Mothers" from his trip to Congo. This caught the attention of a camera crew from CNN, and their story on Jacob should air in August. I should get an autograph while I have the chance!
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I feel pretty cool starting a blog. Or lame, it's hard to tell. At least I'm making up for not having a myspace or facebook account, and my family can see what I'm up to. Let the blogging begin!
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