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Write to Learn The Brooklyn College Writing-Across-the-Curriculum Newsletter Vol. 1, No. 2 May 2000 A Skeptic's Guide to Writing Across the Curriculum by Paula Jolin At the end of a lecture or discussion, ask students to take three minutes to write a few short sentences on "what I learned today" or "one thing I didn't understand about this lecture." Not only will students get an opportunity to order their thoughts in written form, you'll also have the chance to measure the success or failure of the lesson, and to spend more or less time on explanations of various ideas and concepts. Ask a question at the beginning of class about the reading or previous lecture. Allow students five minutes to write a short answer. Students then read their responses out loud, which could begin the discussion. This is also a great way to include shy students who may be reluctant to participate in class discussions. When returning a piece of writing, ask students to respond - in writing - to your comments. Their response could take a number of different forms: students might clarify questions you have about their work, or they might take the opportunity to offer new ideas. This exercise will not only help students to improve their original work, it will turn the grading process into a dialogue. Students could return their comments to you, they could bring them to a short conference about their work or you could enter into a dialogue through e-mail. Another suggestion is to ask students to attach a cover letter introducing their work.

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Compact version Today's Suggestion Read about Greece and the European Union (Hellenic MFA, Mirror on HR-Net) Thursday, 3 April 2003 News Latest News (All) From Greece From Cyprus From Europe From Balkans ... PNP-Online User ID: U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing #6, 98-01-12 U.S. State Department: Daily Press Briefings Directory - Previous Article Next Article http://www.state.gov U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing I N D E X Monday, January 12, 1998 Briefer: James P. Rubin DEPARTMENT 1 Secretary's speech at the Center for National Policy on January 13 IRAQ 1-2,4-6,9 UNSCOM inspectors, inspections : Iraq may not pick and choose 2-3 No connection seen with Iraqi behavior and Iran 2,3,4,8,10 Inspectors chosen by UN on basis of professional expertise 3 Nationality of UNSCOM inspectors varied 4,10 Inspection delays hurt Iraqi people 4 Views of UN Security Council members 5 Policy overview on Iraqi sanctions 5-6,10 Iraqi non-compliance an issue for the UN 6 Iraq discussed during Under Secretary Pickering's trip to France 6 Certain sites' access denied to UNSCOM for months 6 Amb. Butler to travel to Iraq later this week 2,8,9 UNSCOM team makeup, activities 11 US reaction: No options ruled out IRAN 5,7,8 Basics of US policy 6-8 Use of existing channels for US-Iran contacts 8,9 People-to-people exchanges

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The Tenth Grade Tolerance Project Click the links below to access the following assignments: Overview Source Analysis Case Studies Community Impact Project ... English Content Standards The English and Social Studies departments are developing an interdepartmental project for all 10 th graders in English and World History classes. Objectives: To analyze tolerance issues in World History (the French Revolution, the Glorious Revolution of England, Age of Imperialism, the Russian Revolution, conditions leading to World War I and World War II, the Armenian genocide, the Holocaust, Russian pogroms, the Cultural Revolution in China, the reign of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, conflicts among Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus in southern Asia, etc.) To recognize intolerance in American society – in the US, in California, in the Monterey area, at Carmel High School. To read and analyze literature about intolerance and diversity To analyze the costs of intolerance of diversity To research and present findings about specific topics within the larger field of intolerance/diversity Rationale: The project connects the curricula of 10 th grade World History and English The project supports two school-wide goals – Global Awareness (students will know, respect and appreciate the diversity of world cultures; students will be aware of American cultural traditions and their historic past) and

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Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar The country, whose male population is unkind unreligious and unaware of the distinction between the good and the evil and don't care about justice and fairness and where abiding the rituals is the chief preoccupation of religion, should not give birth to girls! [His god-like kindness expressed in the 2nd volume of publication on Remarriage of Widows.] The materialistic world of the West looks down on India as a poor nation. That assessment is and remains empirically valid, no doubt, even at the end of the twentieth century. But a society, nation or country that is ever endowed with a great man with a personality, grace and kind soul like Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar can be impoverished but hardly poor! Popularly known as Vidyasagar (meaning 'sea of knowledge'), Ishwar Chandra himself was the seat of learning. A gift of God his life was a glittering gem of morality, an exposition of the bliss of modest living, a blue sky of compassion, an everest of unfaltering dedication, a fountain of inspiration, a river of love and indeed an ocean of kindness. Watch closely how this man lived his life, how he shared his time between his family, his friends, his community and his nation, how he spent his endless energy for awakening awareness of his countrymen and for the emancipation of his nation, how he gave away every comfort of life for the sake of others and your heart will warm up to the message of this man's life. And your life will never be the same again! His graceful gift of love and affection will enrich your existence and humble your thoughts for ever.

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Princeton in the News April 22 to 28, 1999 prev index Princeton University Communications Office Stanhope Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544 USA Tel 609 258 3601, Fax 609 258 1301 Feedback Headlines Federal News Service APRIL 28, 1999 HEADLINE: PREPARED STATEMENT OF UWE E. REINHARDT PH.D., PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BEFORE THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE SUBJECT - "MEDICARE: ITS CONTEXT AND EVOLUTION" THE POPULARITY OF THE MUCH-MALIGNED MEDICARE PROGRAM I. INTRODUCTION It has become almost habitual among policy analysts and policy makers to adorn the federal Medicare program with derogatory adjectives such as "moribund," "obsolete," "inefficient" and "unsustainable." It is argued that the program has not kept pace with the pace of innovations in the private health-insurance market and that the private sector could administer it more efficientlyhence more cheaply than can the public sector, thus delivering more "value" for the dollar. Federal News Service APRIL 27, 1999

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November 1999 - Contents ARMENIAN CATHOLICOS ELECTION EDITION CONTENTS Synodal Session Held at Damascus Armenian Apostolic Church May Face Split Catholicos Candidates to be announced soon Pozapalian says State should not interfere with Catholicos Election Catholicos Election Divides the Church into Two Opposing Factions Lack of Effective Leadership is Striking Our Eminent Bishops in Confusion again Election of a Supreme Spiritual Leader "Times Change, and the Way We Think Must Change" Archbishop alleges Government Blackmail over Catholicos Elections "The Church is Paralyzed" The Lincy Foundation donates $1 Million for Turkey Earthquake Relief Patriarchs travel to Etchmiadzin Archbishop Nersisian denies having Government backing Elections Of Catholicos Should Be Postponed, ARF Says Calls for Catholicos Election Postponement Mount Intellectuals Call for Postponing Catholicos Vote Supreme Spiritual Council Meeting Begins Cilician See to Take Part in Vatican Meeting Agenda Set for National Ecclesiastical Assembly Archbishop Hovsepian denies Pressure from Authorities National Ecclesiastical Assembly Convenes With a Prayer For Karekin I Nersissian Elected 132nd Catholicos Catholicos Enthronement Ceremony Postponed National Ecclesiastical Assembly Concludes Aram I in Armenia; Catholicos Enthronment set for 4 November

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TUTTI CELLI CONTENTS volume 6, issue 4 Tim Janof (Finholt), Editor What's New at ICS Message from the Editor Membership Letters ... ICS Exclusive Interview ** CONVERSATION WITH CARTER BREY ** Feature Article ** SCHUMANN CONCERTO: HEAR IT AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME " ** Great Cellists ** EMANUEL FEUERMANN AN APPRECIATION ** World Cello Congress ** IMPRESSIONS OF WORLD CELLO CONGRESS III ** Master Class Reports ** WORLD CELLO CONGRESS III ** ICS Award Website ** JEFFREY'S EXPLORATION SITE ** ICS Forum/Cello/Equipment Chat Board Activities and Announcements Music Festival Watch ICS Library ... WHAT'S NEW at ICS! Marshall St. John has decided to step down from his position as Webmaster for the Internet Cello Society. Instead, he will concentrate his energies on his own fantastic website, http://www.celloheaven.com . Please join me in thanking Marshall for all that he has and continues to do for the cello. Though he will still be in contact, his energy and cheerful nature will be deeply missed by the ICS staff, especially by the ICS Editor. We have a new webmaster, however, Michael Pimomo. He is an intern that works with John Michel at Central Washington University. If you view our evolving home page, you will see his work in progress. Thank you, Michael!

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This file is kinda big (~252KB), please be patient while it loads... Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Student Evaluations of Professors at Cal Poly Pomona Listing Professors L - Z Support this site! Search by Major Search by Name Add a Comment ... List Professors L-Z as of 3/3/00 Check the Chatroom Got Questions? Search E.S.C.A.P.E. Listen to MIDI Music K.S. Lam: - Phy 131 - Fall 99 - His lectures are hard to follow, but he will answer your questions. His test are hard, but he scales them. He uses the average of all the test grades to determin the grade scale. For Phy 131/Fall 99 the grade scale was: A=70% B=45% C=26% Below 26% was a D or FThere was only 1 D and 1 F everyone eles who took the final got a c- or above. - PHY - - Lectures are very difficult to follow and understand, unless you are really into physics. He's tough. - PHY - - Explains the lab thoroughly, answers questions without attitude and grades fairly. Langlois: - LS 301 - Spring99 - She cancelled so many classes and when she did show up, she was always late. She is a pretty easy grader. She talks to you like you're a little kid. Overall, easy class.

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PLEASE NOTE: Information circulated on the cambridge-conference network is for scholarly use only. The attached text may not be reproduced CCNet 46/2001 - 23 March 2001 "As governments around the world prepare to spend millions studying the threat of nearby asteroids hitting the Earth, an astronomer in Northern Ireland is warning that comets might pose a greater danger. "We may be looking for a swarm of bees while standing on a railway line with the train coming," says Bill Napier of the Armagh Observatory." New Scientist, 24 March 2001 "Scientists have discussed alternatives to nuclear weapons, such as placing solar sails on the asteroid. Energy from the Sun would then chaperone it into a safe orbit. It might even be possible to use a smaller asteroid as a "billiard ball" to knock an asteroid off-course. But none of these strategies has come even close to being tested, says Tate: "As a British general said before the Gulf War, 'If you haven't practised it you can't do it'."

51. Road Reports 2002 Peter Rundel, certainly did his homework though and the with a version of my 1984composition Geometry extended flag ( Gee, I guess he's armenian or something http://w1.311.telia.com/~u31113551/road02.html

Road Reports 2002 click pics to enlarge January 2002: Yellowman! Except for the SyndaKit concert, since my return from tour in December I've been entirely immersed in the studio composing the music for Yellowman, a play by Dael Orlandersmith. It's an intense and moving theatrical work. I've known Dael for a while and have always been impressed with her monstrous talent and presence - I was quite proud to be asked to create the score. The play opened Sunday, January 13 at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton, New Jersey. More info can be found here: http://www.mccarter.org/yellowman.cfm When the McCarter run finishes, Yellowman opens at the Wilma Theatre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 20 after which it moves to the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut in April and the American Contemporary Theatre in Seattle in July. More January gigs Jan. 16 Bobby Previte/E# duo A conversation that began in 1973: Bobby and I braved the snows of Buffalo in the Music Department there at the State University of NY and began playing together in a variety of situations. This ongoing talk, argument, joke, and confidence has taken us all over the world: to stages and studios, many airports, architectural marvels in Austria, smoky Hungarian nightclubs, Finnish rivers, and more. This night we played at Tonic. I brought the 8string, bass clarinet, and Powerbook; Bobby his drumkit and a Boss Dr. Sampler. Grooves, delicacies, blasts, whispers, thunder. Jan. 23 Karkowski, Tone, O' Rourke, Myers, Moran, and E#

52. Bible Query From Romans well as we today, have a homework assignment to rejection of national Israel andcomposition of true AD Ephraemi Rescriptus 5th century armenian 5th century http://www.muslimhope.com/rom.htm

Bible Query from Romans To find a particular topic, word, or verse, use the Edit->Find function, or click on the chapter. Q: In Rom 1:4, since Jesus was declared the Son of God, was He the Son of God before? A: Yes. Someone can be something before they are declared that to the world. There never was a time before Jesus was the Son of God, but God waited until Jesus was born on earth to declare this to humanity. Q: In Rom 1:18, how can people hold the truth in unrighteousness? A: It is all too easy for people to at least partially agree on the truth of what is right and best for others, and not to practice it themselves. Q: In Rom 1:19-20, how can everyone know of God through nature? A: Five points to consider in the answer. We can know many things about God through nature. For example, no created thing could create itself. There is a Creator, who is greater than created beings. We also can see God's majesty, power, and beauty in Creation, though Creation is fallen. People can make up their own strange interpretations of the facts. For example, the idea of spontaneous generation, a "scientific fact" of the Middle Ages, said flies could come from rotting meat, and life could come spontaneously from non-life. Many important things about God we cannot know through nature. For example, the Trinity, Jesus dying on the cross, and Jesus coming again.

53. Lebanon: Country Facts Arabic (official), French, English, armenian widely understood. GDP compositionby sector agriculture 4% industry 23 http://atheism.about.com/library/FAQs/islam/countries/bl_LebanonFacts.htm

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54. Syria: Country Facts Languages Arabic (official); Kurdish, armenian, Aramaic, Circassian GDP compositionby sector agriculture 26 http://atheism.miningco.com/library/FAQs/islam/countries/bl_SyriaFacts.htm

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55. Bible Dictionary The date of its composition may be concluded from the 2714; 386); probably an Armenianor a Scythian http://christianity.about.com/library/weekly/blT0003600.htm

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Spring 2003 Undergraduate Course Listings and Descriptions To reduce file size, listings for undergraduate and graduate courses may be viewed separately. This document contains undergraduate courses only. Graduate courses are in a separate document. Click on the course name for the course description. For more information on these courses (including instructor, course time and course location), see the Spring 2003 Linguistics Course Schedule (undergrad) Courses preceded by an asterisk (*) are suitable for non-majors. Spring 2003 Introduction to the Study of Language Culture and Communication Family Ties: Language at Home *LIN312-W Family Ties: Language at Home Language and Prejudice *LIN312-W Language and Prejudice Linguistics of Tolkien's Middle Earth *LIN312-W Linguistics of Tolkien's Middle Earth Speech Science American English Gypsy Language and Culture ... Bilingualism LIN350-W Human Instinct for Language (CANCELLED) Language and Gender Language and People Language and the Brain Undergraduate Research ... Intro to Cognitive Science - W LIN373-W German Language: Historical Perspective - W Conference Course in Linguistics LIN 306: Introduction to the Study of Language (various) This course will introduce you to linguistics, the scientific study of language. In what ways do languages differ? In what ways are languages the same? How do languages change over time? Why do languages change? What are the differences between verbal and non-verbal communicating? Do dolphins speak? How do children learn language, and how do adults learn language? Does language control our view of reality? How does language interact with social class? What kind of language should be taught in schools? What language problems do other countries have? What are the different language families of the world?

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