MSU Faculty conversations: L.A. Dickerson
L.A. Dickerson, specialist for the College of Communication Arts and Sciences, talks about starting MSU's student chapter of the Association for Women in Sports Media, and her husband, Dan Dickerson, who is the radio voice of the Detroit Tigers.
To read more, go to http://news.msu.edu/story/faculty-conversations-l-a-dickerson
6.033: Lecture 13
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Bonner Leaders Serve During Alternative Winter Break in Peru and Puerto Rico
Bonner Leaders at the College of Charleston spent part of their winter break experiencing a new culture through service. The week of December 15, 2011, nine freshmen and sophomores traveled to Puerto Rico and the week of December 28, 2011, 11 juniors and seniors traveled to Peru for 11 days. The Bonner Leader Program is a four-year service and leadership development program that promotes a culture of service and civic engagement on campus and around the world.
While in Puerto Rico, Bonner Leade
From the 'End of History' to the Crisis of the Liberal Order: rethinking the end of the Cold War [Au
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7.1 Introduction The last activity was a demanding task. People I asked to do it during the writing of this unit, found it took a lot of concentration but it brought up lots of ideas, feelings and suggestions for action. Most of them were also concerned their rich picture might not be good enough. I imagine you will share some of these reactions. If you share any of these concerns, remember there are lots of ways of drawing a good rich picture and almost all rich pictures can be improved. Improving your rich
5.6 Vibrating air column You learned in the previous section that for standing waves to be set up on a string there must be reflection. A travelling wave reaches the end of the string and is reflected. This results in a second travelling wave, which moves back up the string in the opposite direction to the first wave. The two travelling waves interact to produce a standing wave. Standing waves are set up in an air column enclosed within a tube in a very similar way. Again there must be reflection. In this case,
2.2 Jupiter's magnetic field and radiation zone The latter part of Section 1.4 describes Jupiter's enormously strong magnetic field, and Section 1.3 mentions the associated radiation belt of magnetically-confi
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3.9 Key points Diagrams can be helpful in: understanding a situation; analysing a situation; communicating with others about that analysis; planning to deal with a situation, both logically and creatively; and implementing, monitoring and evaluating those plans. They are therefore used at different times and in different ways within the same investigation and many investigative meth
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R.G. (Dick) Baldwin
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This National Geographic maps allows students to explore the relative location of places in Mississippi and Mississippi's relative location to other states.
Learning Japanese on the go - does that even work? It works only if you’re passionate! Master the 2000 Japanese core vocabulary with our WordPower App for iPhone/iPad/Android. WordPower has been upgraded to make it a breeze.
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US Republicans line up for another debate in Nevada, rival sides from Yemen’s war meet at an undisclosed location in Switzerland and Spain’s populist parties vie for power
