MSU Faculty conversations: Denise Troutman
Denise Troutman, associate professor of linguistics, talks about how linguistic politeness operates in the African-American speech community, and how speech acts may be misinterpreted by others.
To read more, go to http://news.msu.edu/story/faculty-conversations-denise-troutman
Snow Cover by Latitude
Using data sets from MYNASADATA students will create graphs comparing the amount (percentage) of snow cover along selected latitudes by date.
Sight Specific: LACPS and the Politics of Community Symposium (Session 2)
"Over the Edge." February 11, 2012. Join Dr. Rochelle Steiner, Dean of USC Roski School of Fine Arts, as she moderates a panel featuring artists, cultural critics, and arts administrators looking to the future of "community" within the arts from small collectives to encyclopedic museums. Panelists include: Mark Allen, Edgar Arceneaux, Anne Bray, Evelena Ruether, and Carol Stakenas.
University scientist and Viking expert made a Knight of Norway
A University of Nottingham scientist has received a rare honour for his scientific and historical research into the history of the Vikings in England. In a recent ceremony in Liverpool, Professor Steve Harding was made a Knight of the First Class from the King of Norway. Professor Harding is Director of the University's National Centre for Macromolecular Hydrodynamics (NCMH) and is also a member of the Centre for the Study of the Viking Age.
The Norwegian Royal Palace said His Majesty King Hara
UT Rockets Host a Fantasy Football Camp
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Dr. Jonathan Bossenbroek speaks on Asian Carp
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PHY195 Session 8 Spring 2012
Astronomy with Bruce Betts 04/04/12
Saturnian System, ring systems
TED402 Session 10 Spring 2012
Educational Psychology with Jeff Miller 04/04/12
Macy's Picks the Minuteman Band!
Mark your calendar for Thanksgiving Day 2013 when the Minuteman Marching Band will perform in New York in the Macy's Parade. Macy's officials traveled to UMass Amherst on April 3 to make the surprise announcement to band members. You can head to New York to be among the 3.5 million expected live spectators or tune in to the nationally televised event that typically draws 50 million viewers. The band's performance will be among many UMass sesquicentennial highlights in 2013.
University of Maryland Arthritis Expert Leads Update of Osteoarthritis Treatment Recommendations
Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis, affects between 30 million and 40 million people in the United States. It usually appears as joint pain that can limit physical activity and may lead to disability. The American College of Rheumatology has updated its more-than-a-decade-old recommendations for hip and knee osteoarthritis and developed new recommendations for hand osteoarthritis. The recommendations are aimed at improving the treatment of patients with these forms of osteoarthrit
OE Expo - Session 5: SHARED SERVICES
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OE Expo - Session 4: IT PRODUCTIVITY SUITE
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OE Expo - Session 6: HIGH PERFORMANCE CULTURE
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OE Expo - Session 7: STUDENT SERVICES PROJECTS
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OE Expo - Session 8: CALPLANNING
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OE Expo - Session 9: ENTERPRISE DATA WAREHOUSE (EDW)
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Breakingviews: Spain must help itself
April 5 - Higher Spanish bond yields are pushing the euro zone back into crisis mode. As a full bailout would be impossible, Spain must rescue itself say Breakingviews.
Goose flying upside down captured in slow-mo
Read more:
http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/nstv/2012/01/first-slow-mo-video-of-goose-flying-upside-down.html
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