Welcome Week 2011 Pride & Spirit Event
The Pride & Spirit event has become a new tradition at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. As one of the cornerstone events of Welcome Week, first-year students are brought together to learn cheers and school songs. This event ends with the entire class of over 5,000 students forming the "M" on the field of TCF Bank Stadium. Learn more about Welcome Week at www.ofyp.umn.edu.
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Discussion of the nervous system, including modern techniques for studying the brain, parts of the brain, and related topics.
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Hawaiian Archie Kalepa's mystical stand up paddle ride down the Grand Canyon. A portal into the soul of the world's largest living cathedral. (4:16)
Associate professor of theatre Evan Parry talks about the closeness of faculty with students, preparing students for careers that don't include acting, and the importance of a well-rounded education.
Parry teaches Acting 3, Movement for the Actor, Stage Combat and other Performance courses. He continues to work as a professional actor, director and fight director and serves as co-director of The Shakespeare Project as well as one of the hits of the 2002 Piccolo Spoleto festival, the choreopla
After almost a decade of being East Carolina's Marching Pirates feature twirler, this is Courtney Stearn's last year twirling as a student. At a young age the game-day atmosphere had her hooked on being a Pirate, but ECU's academic programs won her over for the long haul. In May, she'll graduate with a PhD in physical therapy.
Polar bears often have twin cubs, yet they have one of the slowest reproductive rates of any mammal. Learn more about these giants of the north and their offspring. (0:36)
It is part of a teaching professional’s skills to understand the needs of a diverse population of students. This unit introduces the challenges for disabled students who may use computers in different ways when taking part in eLearning or may need alternative teaching methods. It covers the technology and techniques used by disabled students, the adjustments to teaching methods that might be reasonable, design decisions which affect the accessibility of eLearning tools and strategies for evalu
Learn Spanish with SpanishPod101.com! When your friend tells you that you’re going to go sandboarding in Spanish, you think he must mean surfboarding. You ask him where the best waves are for surfboarding, but he says sandboarding again in Spanish. He explains that it’s like snowboarding but on sand, since the weather in most areas [...]
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Oct. 25 - A solar-powered computer kiosk is breaking new ground by making the internet available to school children in Uganda for the first time. Maryam Behmard reports.
This selection contains a video which shows a stuffed crust pizza being made step-by-step. Ingredients needed and directions appear in print. ( 1:35)
This health education program explains alopecia including the different types of hair loss, the causes, and the treatment options. It also reviews normal hair growth. This resource is a MedlinePlus Interactive Health Tutorial from the National Library of Medicine, designed and developed by the Patient Education Institute.
This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: Richard Hollingham meets scientists and archaeologists who are working to preserve one of the most important Neanderthal settlements in north-west Europe to find out how they lived; later on, he visits the local primary school to find out what schoolchildren make of the Neanderthals.
Garden historian Russell Bowes talks about the horticultural history of the tea bag, from its origins in the foothills of the Himalayas right through to the modern tea bag.
Oct. 25 - A 14-day-old baby is rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building, two days after a powerful earthquake hit southeastern Turkey. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Nov. 3 - Thailand stacks giant sandbags, hoping to prevent floodwater from entering the heart of the Bangkok. Katharine Jackson reports.
