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Extractions: "How shall we labor with any effect to build up the church, if we have no thorough knowledge of her history, or fail to apprehend it from the proper point of observation? History is, and must ever continue to be, next to God's Word, the richest foundation of wisdom, and the surest guide to all successful practical activity."
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Extractions: Welcome to the spring 2002 edition of The College, the newsletter from the Office of the Dean for students in Georgetown College. This newsletter contains important information pertaining to Commencement 2002, pre-registration for fall 2002, departmental announcements, and various articles from the Deans. Please take a moment to review the newsletter, as it will aid you with your academic planning for the remainder of the semester. A special thanks goes to Kim Echols and Veronika Zielinska, our graduate student office assistants, for helping with this edition of the newsletter. Contents A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN What do Friday afternoon concerts, distinguished speakers and award-winning foreign films have in common? They are free and available on campus to all Georgetown students, faculty and staff. Each week there are important, interesting and entertaining events occurring all over the Hilltop. In the past month, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia spoke during Jesuit Week; Nasrine Gross, Afghan-American womens rights activist recounted her recent trip to Afghanistan and the Lannan Poetry Series brought notable writers to read and discuss their work. These and other events provide us with an opportunity to think cross-culturally, to explore new areas of interest or to build on already established pursuits.
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Extractions: This site is currently under construction, sorry for some missing data! Table of Content I. General Comprehensive Sites Journals Professional Organizations ... Sociological Theory II. References Libraries Reference Guide III. Topics Aging Economic Sociology Education ... Ethics (incl. AIDS, death, drugs) Industrial Relations International Development Organizations Property Rights ... Social Stratification (incl. class, poverty, inequality) Social Work (incl. homework, telework)
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Extractions: Here is a list of courses for 2002-2003. A number of faculty members are back from sabbatical and there is a good range of course offerings this year (from Alexander the Great to Roman art, from Greek myth to Caligula, Claudius and Nero), and we are sure that students will find the selection attractive. We have courses in History, Humanities, Philosophy, Visual Arts and in Latin and Greek literature. Please note that we have added a number of new courses in the Ancillary Courses category. Students can take a maximum of two of these towards their degree in Classical Studies. We are also offering a Summer Program of courses in Classical Studies in collaboration with the University of Toronto. As you already know, all our authors are quite dead and some would say " So What?" And when we aren't looking at dead poets, we are gazing at a picture of some wreck of a building or half a statue, which might have been sexy once but looks like junk now, and then we become quite excited about all this useless stuff. We expect that you might wonder "What's in it for me?"
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Extractions: Baltimore Curriculum Project Draft Lessons Introductory Notes These lessons generally follow the grade-by-grade topics in the Core Knowledge Sequence, but they have been developed independent of the Core Knowledge Foundation. While the Core Knowledge Foundation encourages the development and sharing of lessons based on the Core Knowledge Sequence, it does not endorse any one set of lesson plans as the best or only way that the knowledge in the Sequence should be taught. You may feel free to download and distribute these lessons, but please note that they are currently in DRAFT form. At this time the draft lessons on this web site do NOT have accompanying graphics, such as maps or cut-out patterns. Graphics will be added to this site later. In participating BCP schools, these lessons are used in conjunction with the Direct Instruction skills programs in reading, language, and math. If you use or adapt these lessons, keep in mind that they are meant to address content and the application of skills. You will need to use other materials to ensure that children master skills in reading, language, and math. First Grade - History of World Religions - Overview This three-week segment on World Religions introduces First-Grade students to three of the world's major religionsJudaism, Christianity, and Islamaccording to the guidelines outlined in the Core Knowledge Sequence. The lessons include teaching the children two Negro spirituals, and, since they also listen to a piece from Handel's
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Extractions: I. Introduction For quite some time, I have not responded to any messages from Mr. Masudur Rahman. Most often, I don't quite understand his kind of logic. Some of you might remember in this context my earlier write-up Destination: Sense vs. Non-Sense on this forum. That I very frequently fail to understand his kind of logic is probably my own inability and failure. For examples, Taleban's coercive enforcement and prosecution in regard to the Hijab issue is wrong, with which the vast majority of Muslims, including myself, agree; however, using his kind of logic and rationality, he can easily rationalize the coercive enforcement and prosecution of Hijab-wearing women in a Muslim-majority country under secular fundamentalist regime of Turkey. Breaking statues is Afghanistan is wrong, and the vast majority of Muslims in the world agree; however, the Qur'an-burning is not of the same level or kind of wrongdoing, according to his kind of logic and analysis.
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Extractions: password: ohlone Please e-mail me at ( KMencher@ohlone.cc.ca.us ) if you are one of my students and let me know what class your in: I'll send you updates and info by e-mail as I get post them to the internet. I also suggest that you sign up for HIST 104A Western Civilization with a World Perspective. A survey of civilization in the Mediterranean through the beginning of early modern history with a look at other world cultures. This section must be taken with ART-103L. See instructor on first day of class to obtain the performance lab schedule.
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Extractions: Advertisement The swarms that followed the first crusade were destroyed in Anatolia by famine, pestilence, and the Turkish arrows; and the princes only escaped with some squadrons of horse to accomplish their lamentable pilgrimage. A just opinion may be formed of their knowledge and humanity; of their knowledge, from the design of subduing Persia and Chorasan in their way to Jerusalem; of their humanity, from the massacre of the Christian people, a friendly city, who came out to meet them with palms and crosses in their hands. The arms of Conrad and Louis were less cruel and imprudent; but the event of the second crusade was still more ruinous to Christendom; and the Greek Manuel is accused by his own subjects of giving seasonable intelligence to the sultan, and treacherous guides to the Latin princes. Instead of crushing the common foe, by a double attack at the same time but on different sides, the Germans were urged by emulation, and the French were retarded by jealousy. Louis had scarcely passed the Bosphorus when he was met by the returning emperor, who had lost the greater part of his army in glorious, but unsuccessful, actions on the banks of the Maender. The contrast of the pomp of his rival hastened the retreat of Conrad:
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Extractions: World Book Regional Office 2480 Kittridge Avenue / Colorado Springs, Colorado 80919 Phone: 800-875-3250 / Fax: 800-433-9330 / E-mail: Click here Colorado History Standards Grades 9-12 STANDARD 1 Students understand the chronological organization of history and know how to organize events and people into major eras to identify and explain historical relationships. As students In grades 9-12 extend their knowledge, what they know and are able to do includes: identifying events and people that characterize each of the major eras in United States and world history. (See tables below.) See the tables below. Eras in United States History The Americas to 1600 World Book Print, CD-ROM, and Online. Look up United States, History of the. Select America before colonial times, The first Americans, and European discovery from the outline The Colonial Era, 1500 - 1754 World Book Print, CD-ROM, and Online. Look up United States, History of the. Select from the outline: Exploration and early settlement, The land that became the United States
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