An Interview with Phil Freelon about "REACH" An interview with Phil Freelon about his firm's exhibit "REACH", showing in the Wolk Gallery from February 15th to June 8th, 2012. Phil talks about his design process, his time as a student at MIT, and the importance of encouraging diversity in the profession of Architecture.
Michigan State University Student Food Bank
Spartan students make a difference in their community by volunteering at the MSU Student Food Bank. More information at https://www.msu.edu/~foodbank/.
Produced by MSU student Emma Notestine
Lesson #075, Friday
sapere = to know how to
io so = I know how to
tu sai = you know how to (informal)
Lei sa = you know how to (formal)
lui/lei sa = he/she knows how to
noi sappiamo = we know how to
voi sapete = you know how to (plural)
loro sanno = they know how to
Gianni sa suonare il pianoforte. = Johnny knows how to play the piano.
Gli studenti sanno studiare. = The students know how to study.
Sapete parlare italiano? = Do you (plural) know how to speak Italian?
Non so cantare molto bene. = I don't know how to
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Developer Diaries II: Mangesh Deshpande This is the second in a series of videos where we will follow developers as they take the steps to give their Windows Phone applications make-overs. Our first guinea pig is Mangesh Deshpande and he needed some design tips and tweaks to take his app, "Meal Nirvana" to the next level. He met with our design team and resident expert, Arturo Toledo and has begun the redesign work. We will check back with Mange
Covering the Olympic Games
Members of the student team that will be covering the Olympic Games in London as part of a partnership between the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism the U.S. Olympic Committee discuss the opportunity.
Why YOU Should be Attending Summer Orientation - Presented by Dr. Nick Bontis
You may be a superstar in high school but how do you set yourself apart from the rest of the superstars attending McMaster University in this academic year?
Dr. Nick Bontis explains the benefits of attending Summer Orientation to guarantee your success in the following academic year.
To register, sign in with your MacID on OSCARPlus (https://www.oscarplusmcmaster.ca/home.htm). Click on 'Events' then 'Summer Orientation 2012'.
Find further details here: http://studentsuccess.mcmaster.ca/orien
Lee Hall III
Clemson University Professor Emeritus of Architecture John Jacques talks about the expansion and renovation of the Lee Hall complex.
2012 Robotics Open House
The Georgia Institute of Technology opened its doors to more than 400 middle school and high school students on April 11 for the third annual Robotics Open House. Georgia Tech Masters students and Ph.D. candidates demonstrated more than 20 projects around campus, marking the Institute's participation in National Robotics Week. Students saw a variety of projects, including an autonomous race car, robotic submarines and Simon.
ENGAGE at CCA: Design for Elders
Working with Bethany Center, CCA students conducted design research and analysis of the needs of the senior residents at San Francisco's Bethany Center. Ultimately proposing design interventions to improve the experience of aging at the center. In-depth analysis of issues related to aging covered such themes as independence, social connection, mobility, health, technology, family, and cultural stereotypes.
Ping 137: Kinect illusionist, Kintext, R.I.P. XP, Lumias! We got a new set! Well, sorta. We virtually got a new set. We definitely got a new VIRTUAL set
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Wolf Blitzer '72: Remarks at Open House for admitted students
CNN Anchor and SAIS Graduate Wolf Blitzer Spoke at Open House on April 11
Wolf Blitzer, CNN anchor and a SAIS graduate, gave a special presentation to admitted students at SAIS's Open House on Wednesday, April 11.
Reading List
Reading list for the Philosophy for Beginners series of podcasts.
Faculty Advising Session: Litigation
Faculty Advising Session: Litigation
Terry Bradshaw: Memories of Louisiana
In this States video clip, Terry Bradshaw discusses some of his memories of living and growing up in the state of Louisiana. He also talks about the recovery process after Hurricane Katrina. (2:21)
The Tale of the Tulip - Russell Bowes
Freelance garden historian Russell Bowes brings the story of the tulip to life with power, passion and petals!
U.S. Poet Laureate Philip Levine reads at Plutzik Centennial Celebration
U.S. Poet Laureate and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Philip Levine gives a reading as part of the centennial celebration of University of Rochester poet Hyam Plutzik, and the reading series established in his name. Established in 1962, the Plutzik Reading Series is the longest and one of the most prestigious collegiate poetry reading series in the United States.
Batman Onomatopoeia Project
This selection shows Batman characters in action through animation and actual actors. Words using onomatopoeia appear in print throughout the video. This video would be a helpful way to provide students with a visual of the term's meaning. ( 4:17)
Proyectos Experimentales
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Dongchanfu New Year Picture
26:33 A different perspective on the New Year Picture piece from ChinaVine spoken in Chinese with English Subtitles. Looks at the history of merchant ships and the commercial port of Dongchanfu's ancient canal culture. Beautiful pictures!
