Yearly Archives: 2006
371 posts
Excellent. 33 Names of Things You Never Knew had Names – Words – Book of Lists – Canongate Home For example: 1 AGLET – The plain or ornamental covering on the end of a shoelace. 2 ARMSAYE – The armhole in clothing. 3 CHANKING – Spat-out food, such as rinds […]
From the Schreyer Student Blog Adam has posted his project. My final project for my video production class. Christian Rocks On the top right of the page, the movie called “Christian Rocks” should be in the little media player… but i shouldn’t have to explain that because we’re honors kids […]
Well… in order to get the files to work properly with podPress I am posting the interview as a separate post. Enjoy!
Today I recorded the last Schreyer Stammtisch of Fall 06 for the Schreyer Honors College. I interviewed Jason Olcese, a senior majoring in Psychology and graduating next week. Jason is also an accomplished musician who released an album for his honors thesis. (Buy it here!) Below are two files, “Harriet’s […]
Sort of. No, really, I couldn’t have said it better myself, so I won’t. Atheists vs. Liberals Heave an egg outside a Pullman window anywhere in the United States today, and you will probably hit an atheist. In fact, I hope you do. There is a new prominence of what […]
What do you all make of this post on the Chronicle of Higher Ed forum? I will give me 2¢ right up front. I would not (and do not think it is appropriate) include one’s religious convictions on a syllabus. It certainly isn’t relevant to Accounting (the faculty member’s discipline). […]
This looks very promising. Podcasting presentations ProfCast lets you record and publish your Keynote and PowerPoint presentations (Via Mac Gems Weblog.) From the ProfCast website: ProfCast is a versatile, powerful, yet very simple to use tool for recording lectures including PowerPoint and/or Keynote slides for creating enhanced podcasts. ProfCast provides […]
The call for papers for SBL and SBL International is now available. The Aramaic Studies session will have two open sessions, one focusing upon Aramaic from the Dead Sea Scrolls 2007 SBL Annual Meeting Call for Papers The 2007 Annual Meeting Call for Papers is available on the SBL website, […]
I meant to post this last week, but the trip got in the way. For those wondering about the need for (and lack of) Mac Office converters once the new Windows version of Office comes out: Converters Coming! Free and (Fairly) Fast. There’s been some pretty alarmist news stories this […]