KLRU: Family > Family Resources KLRU and its community partners have held numerous events The gen Austin Web site provides resources that empower and think critically about the media and girls http://www.klru.org/family/resources.asp
Artifact: Full Record Events organised by gen Art include fashion shows festivals, art exhibitions, benefits, multimedia events and site also draws together many useful resources. http://www.artifact.ac.uk/displayoai.php?id=125
Extractions: Henderson v. Stalder, 287 F.3d 374 (5th Cir. 2002) Guggenheim, Jack Achiezer and Jed M. Silversmith, âConfederate License Plates at the Constitutional Crossroads: Vanity Plates, Special Registration Organization Plates, Bumper Stickers, Viewpoints, Vulgarity, and the First Amendment,â 54 U. Miami L. Rev.
Online Exchange: Youth-Created Content Exchange Summary http//www.sundance.org/ The genY Studio discussions and panels with youth media producers and of, cutting edge information and communications technologies to http://www.contentbank.org/onlineexchange/ycc_summary.asp?page_id=59
Extractions: Conservative leaders are continuing to come to the defense of a high-ranking Christian Army officer who categorized the war on terror in terms of spiritual warfare while speaking to a church group recently. Several prominent liberal newspapers like The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times have been printing scathing editorials criticizing Army Lt. General Jerry Boykin for telling a church gathering that radical Muslims hate America "because we are a Christian nation" and "the enemy is a guy named Satan." In response, the White House has tried to distance itself from the remarks of Lt. General Jerry Boykin, but has taken no other steps to discipline the general.
Pacific Journalism Online Hotlinks International Information and audio links; Emailrnzi@actrix.gen.nz. Radio Pacific FM88.8 USP campus community radio; Email Radiopasifik@usp Other media resources. http://www.usp.ac.fj/journ/docs/hotlinks.html
Extractions: Subscribe Help Artist Album Song Tour Dates Movie Title Movie Cast/Crew Record Label Radio Musician Resource Retail Outlet Magazine Meta Site Venue Festival Promoter/Agent Ticket Seller Featured Artist Merch *NSYNC ...Trail of Dead A New Found Glory A.F.I. Abandoned Pools AC/DC Adema ADIO Clothing Aerosmith Alanis Morissette Alice Cooper Alien Ant Farm Alkaline Trio Allman Brothers Band Andrew W.K. Anthrax At the Drive-In Ataris Atticus Clothing Audioslave Avril Lavigne Backstreet Boys Bad Religion Barry Manilow Beach Boys Beastie Boys Beatles Ben Sherman Biohazard Black Sabbath blink-182 Blood Brothers Blues Traveler Blur Bob Dylan Bob Marley Britney Spears Bush Calling Chemical Brothers Cher Chevelle CKY Coal Chamber Cold Cradle of Filth Custom Cypress Hill Danzig Dave Matthews Dead Kennedys Def Leppard Default Deftones Descendents Dickies Disturbed Don McLean Donnas Doors Dropkick Murphys Drowning Pool EchoBrain Elvis Presley Eminem Eric Clapton Everclear Fear Factory Fender Filter Finch Foo Fighters Frank Sinatra Garbage Gene Gibson Godsmack Goldfinger Good Charlotte Grateful Dead Gravity Kills Green Day Green Lantern Guttermouth Hives Hole Hoobastank Hot Water Music Hurley Clothing Incubus Insane Clown Posse Iron Maiden Janet Jackson Janis Joplin Jawbreaker Jimi Hendrix Jimmy Eat World Jon Brion Judas Priest Jurassic 5 Kid Rock Kiss Kittie Korn Led Zeppelin Less Than Jake Limp Bizkit Linkin Park Lisa Germano Live Lostprophets Lou Reed LunaticWorks Lynyrd Skynyrd Macbeth Shoe Company Marc Anthony Marilyn Manson MC Lyte Megadeth Melissa Etheridge mellowdrone Mest Metallica Midtown Mighty Mighty Bosstones Miles Davis
Leeds University Telephone Directory gen Surg,Med Anaes/Surg/LGI gen Surg,Med Eng Information Systems Services Inst Communication Studies Institute L T/Dean of Students media Innovations Ltd http://www.leeds.ac.uk/iss/systems/phones/
Extractions: This directory is produced automatically and covers staff of Leeds University . It has a sub-section for each different surname initial letter, and also a separate section for each department. The general directory lists all the departments, and lists their various enquiry numbers. The numbers given here are for use on the main Leeds University campus. To call from off-campus use the main directory E-mail addresses are given in full so that you can paste them into either your personal mail directories or the destination box of your mailer. Alternatively, the word E-mail is an active link which will invoke the mail facility in your Web browser. (Leeds users please note that this may not be the same as the normal mail client.) A B C D ...
Extractions: Achievements in American Black History: Black Religion. Traces the history of Black religion from its African origins. Discussion of the roots of Black religion in tribal life and beliefs, its adoption of the White church framework, and its spiritual, social, and political influence in America. 40 min. Video/C 82 Achievements in American Black History: Early Black Cinema.
MAME: Job Postings And Information as a service to the library community, primarily in services (not all is necessarily related to library/media). email MAME s Webmaster at mame@mame.gen.mi.us. http://www.mame.gen.mi.us/jobs/
Extractions: Job Postings and Information This page has links to job postings pages which include postings that have been received by MAME Headquarters or sent directly to MAME's Home Page e-mail address. Pages are kept online for three months. The following are other resources that provide job listings or job hunting information. Contains information about, as well as links to, resources for those seeking jobs related to the library profession.
Staples High School Staples High School LIBRARY media CENTER 70 North Avenue Mission Statement We are a community of learners EBSCOhost contains - MAS FullText Ultra (gen. http://shs.westport.k12.ct.us/staplesLMC/default.htm
CFCC Introductory And General Chemistry practice tests, movies, flashcards, media activities and Math Skills and Problem Solving resources Fundamentals, Ralph Logan, Dallas County Community College. http://www.afn.org/~afn02809/
Extractions: Gen Ed Institute Workshop Writing and Oral Communication in the Disciplines July 16, 2002 Background : Some 20 faculty from various disciplines met to discuss what we need to be pay attention to at UD if we want a successful initiative. The suggestions were consolidated and organized at the workshop for presentation to the University Task Force on Oral and Written Communication. Leaders : Steve Bernhardt, Debby Andrews, and Deborah Bosley (UNC-Charlotte) Question : If we are to be successful in moving writing and oral communication into the disciplines, what do we need to pay attention to? Pedagogy Student attitudes Need to develop within students an appreciation for the importance of good writing and communication skills. Need to get buy-in from students to make initiative successful. Need to create culture at UD that values strong writing and communicationso students learn what they need to know, are prepared to work productively, are able to express themselves creatively, and are ready to contribute to the community. Teaching Strategies Need to find ways to balance attention to writing and speaking activities (we tend to privilege writing) Students need to write and speak in a variety of ways for different audiences and purposes (expressive, creative, persuasive, technical, expository, scientific, electronic
Extractions: SANTA CLARA, CALIF. With a history lesson spanning the cave drawings of early man to the Internet age, broadcast journalist Forrest Sawyer kicked off InfoWorld's Next Generation Web Services conference here Wednesday touting technology's central role in the constantly evolving way that humans interact. ADVERTISEMENT var dart_url_for_layer3="http://ad.doubleclick.net/adi/idg.us.info.news/article;pos=imu;pkey=business;paud=cto;sz=336x280;tile=3;ord="; From the earliest hieroglyphics through to the inventions of the printing press, telegraph, radio, television, and e-mail, technology has helped transform communications, Sawyer said. But he warned that each instance, as with today's digital media revolution, reaches beyond dabbling in technology for technology's sake. "Yes, we are shaped by all the technologies that brought us here and that will bring us forward," said Sawyer, chairman and co-founder of Sawyer Media Systems, in addition to his well-known anchor duties at NBC and MSNBC. "But people focus too much on the technology and not enough on the communications part of this, which is something we tend to take for granted."
Tough Customers: How To Reach Gen Y Some examples media such as Teen People magazine and the In its second annual survey of gen Y buying habits Associates and Upoc.com, a mobile community marketer http://www.bcentral.com/articles/krotz/122.asp
Extractions: More Poster Boards document.write(' Related Articles Have boomers lost marketing sex appeal? How to market to 51% of Americans Multicultural marketing: opportunities, benefits Related Resources Marketing tips and advice Send this article to a friend Print friendly version Send us feedback ... Sign up for newsletter Related Product Traffic Builder Marketing Suite More... Tough customers: how to reach Gen Y Marketing Intelligence / Joanna L. Krotz They're growing up on the wired alphabet: PC, CD, PDA and DVD. They average $100 a week in disposable income, spending a stunning $150 billion a year. And they influence another $50 billion in family purchases, bumping the total to $200 billion. Say hello to Generation Y, also known as Echo Boomers or Millennials. For sheer spending power and cultural hegemony, this consumer group is unrivaled in American history. Who they are Born roughly between 1980 and 2000, Gen Y-ers are the 70 million-plus offspring of Boomer parents, or about a quarter of all Americans. Gen Y's leading edge is just graduating from college, while the youngest are busy multitasking to a Britney Spears or 'N Sync soundtrack. (Some demographers narrow the birth years to 1977-97.)
Weblogs And Other New Forms Of Journalism weblogs, peerto-peer news portals, community news sites media critic Jon Katz is now a columnist there. Humancasting A people-powered next-gen streaming-video http://jdlasica.com/articles/roundup.html
Communication Arts Department: Framingham State College Visual media Production (CME). Note Students College catalog). Communication Arts Courses Appropriate for general Education (gen.Ed.). http://www.framingham.edu/commarts.htm
Extractions: Instructors: Sarah Cole, Elizabeth Corea The Department of Communication Arts has as its purview the study of media and speech communication within the context of liberal arts at Framingham State College. The goal of the department is to provide students with a balanced perspective from which they may explore the nature of human communication. To that end, the Communication Arts Department offers a wide variety of courses in the areas of media and speech. These studies are designed to promote both a mastery of communication theory and a facility in the execution and performance of that theory. Department requirements for matriculated students wishing to declare the Communication Arts major are: a cumulative QPA of 2.70 or above; at least two semesters at the college for non-transfer students; no more than 18 course credits earned. Transfer students and students who QPA falls between 2.50 and 2.69 should meet with the department chair to discuss additional requirements. Applications are available in the department office and must be submitted no later than two weeks after the start of the fall or spring classes.
College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences At NIU Transfer Information Phaser color printer, multimedia computer capabilities Ph.D. Undergraduate Director Department of Communication Northern Illinois Science gen Ed, 3, COMS 100, 3. http://www.clas.niu.edu/advising/2 2/coms.htm
Diemers Daniel sfs HEC genve HEC genve homepage Unternehmungsfhrung AG The Sociable media Group Centrum JOURNAL OF COMPUTER-mediaTED COMMUNICATION Telepolis aktuell http://www.diemers.net/sub/links.htm
