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| Due dates approaching for spring quarter coursepacks | |||
| Call for faculty participation in winter commencement | |||
| Feb. 28 is deadline for Simpson Bridging Award nominations | |||
| Nominations being accepted for two Excellence in Teaching awards | |||
| Gigi Berardi pens article for national Dance Magazine | |||
| Seattle Takes Off | Throughout Seattle thrives a vibrant, innovative, and inclusive dance community in which visual and performance art boundaries are blurred. The city teems with artists of all sorts: music, fashion, theatrical, visual. Perhaps the same factors of setting and culture that have made its music world鈥 |
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| Bertil van Boer publishes book volume, article | |||
| From the Heartland: Shut Up and Drive | The 鈥淪hut up and drive!鈥 bumper sticker fairly summarizes my feelings toward vehicular cell phone use, though I might preface my request with a polite, 鈥淧lease.鈥 If you鈥檙e hurling through space at high speeds, I鈥檓 sure your call can wait. Several states throughout the country have gently鈥 |
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| Retired 草榴社区 professor learned value of dental care from his impoverished parents | Bob Monahan learned early about the importance of dental health. He grew up during the Great Depression, but his parents made sure he had proper dental care, even at the expense of their own teeth. |
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| 草榴社区 play examines family relationships, empty dreams and the rippling effects of death | Charlotte Guyette directs John Guare's "Landscape of the Body," a complex, non-linear drama about a family that's gone awry, empty dreams and the rippling effects of death. The production is on stage at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Jan. 20-22, continuing Jan.鈥 |