A Day In Life
Using time-lapse photography, university photographer Nathan Latil set out to show what the average day is like for an Ole Miss student. Photos by Nathan Latil. Editing by Mary Stanton.
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2.2 Defining wellbeing

Wellbeing has become popular among policy makers as a generic term that embraces physical, mental and emotional health. Is this simply a matter of changing fashions in terminology or does it reflect particular assumptions about what it means to be healthy? Moreover, does the term have particular meanings when used in relation to young people? In this section we will analyse current ideas about what constitutes wellbeing for young people, and work towards producing a critical framework for und
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Uit jezelf communiceren : Training communicatievaardigheden

Communicatie, ontwikkeling en zelfsturing spelen een heel belangrijke rol in het onderwijs en bij het opvoeden. Zowel de leerlingen als het personeel van de school, zowel de ouders als de kinderen, hebben er baat bij om duidelijk te …

Sarath - Housing
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Layne Clark's Story- Changing What's Possible In Pediatric Surgery
When 10 year old Layne Clark began having difficulty swallowing and vomiting frequently, her Mom went to several doctors near her hometown in Georgia to try and figure out the problem. Layne was finally diagnosed with a rare disorder called achalasia and needed surgery. Her parents were concerned they would need to travel hundreds of miles to find a surgeon who could perform the procedure using robotic surgery. Luckily, they found what they were looking for in Dr. Andre Hebra of the MUSC Childre
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The Ideas That Shaped A Century: Technology, Business and Society
The Johns Hopkins University presents: "The Ideas That Shaped A Century: Technology, Business and Society." The inaugural IBM Centennial Lecture by: Samuel J. Palmisano, Johns Hopkins University Class of '73. Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, IBM.
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John Platt: Introduction to Sho - A Playground for Data

Sho is an interactive environment for data analysis and scientific computing that lets you seamlessly connect scripts (in IronPython) with compiled code (in .NET) to enable fast and flexible prototyping. The environment includes powerful and efficient libraries for linear algebra as well as data visualization that can be used from any .NET language, as well as a feature-rich interactive shell for rapid developmen
Author(s): Charles