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Author: Dr. Nick De Bonis

Nick De Bonis has been a college instructor or professor one score and six, teaching undergraduate and graduate classes in marketing, advertising, management, broadcasting and communications. A marketing lecturer at Georgia Southern, he's also taught at Savannah (GA) State, Macon State, the Goizueta Business School at Emory, California State-Fullerton, Texas A&M, LSU and Pepperdine. His professional career includes both newspapers and radio, as a reporter, editor, DJ and salesman. He's also the co-author of three professional trade books for McGraw-Hill. An Air Force Vietnam vet who served on active duty in both the Air Force and the Army, he earned his Ph.D. at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Masters from Troy (State) University and undergraduate degree from Flagler College in St. Augustine. He's lived from coast to coast and, although he's been in the South for more than 20 years, his Southern-born wife says he'll never be "one of us."
People & Places Politics Talk Views The Slippery Slope of Surveillance
by Dr. Nick De Bonis People & Places Politics Talk Views
The Slippery Slope of Surveillance
News Politics Talk Views
by Dr. Nick De Bonis News Politics Talk Views
Voters Fail to Check the Facts
Life People & Places Talk Views My son continues to amaze
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Life People & Places Talk Views
My son continues to amaze
Life Politics Talk Views There are a lot of us Mikes
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Life Politics Talk Views
There are a lot of us Mikes
Life People & Places Talk Views A Life Lesson from My Daughter
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Life People & Places Talk Views
A Life Lesson from My Daughter
Life News People & Places Talk Views A Loss of Innocence, Redux
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Life News People & Places Talk Views
A Loss of Innocence, Redux
Life People & Places Talk Views Living with the “F-bomb”
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Life People & Places Talk Views
Living with the “F-bomb”
Life Talk No 68-year-old needs an iPhone
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Life Talk
No 68-year-old needs an iPhone
Politics Views A Monday morning "Hmmmmm"
by Dr. Nick De Bonis Politics Views
A Monday morning "Hmmmmm"
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