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Ride of my life
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Coming back to life
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Master of buzz
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Please pass the salsa
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Not the last dance
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Mark Roa, '81:
Sig, your teaching, and your assignments of reflecting personally on the themes -
Jack Gabus:
Sig: I see you are teaching that same old (Black Magic)mind bending stuff and
Archive for the ‘Q&A’ Category
Please pass the salsa
Before classes resumed in January, professor of political science Gregory Freeland led nine students on CLU,s first-ever student travel seminar to Cuba.
All the Ways of Stopping
The Office of Campus Ministry is offering a new menu of suggestions designed to provide a pause, or mini-Sabbath, for the whole CLU community on Thursday mornings at 11:15 – or whenever you can find a moment. University Pastor Melissa Maxwell-Doherty and senior Jesse McClain, last year’s Associated Students of CLU president, have worked for [...]
All the ways of stopping
University Pastor Melissa Maxwell-Doherty and senior Jesse McClain, last year’s Associated Students of CLU president, have worked for two years to provide resources for members of the CLU community to take a break.
We Should Be Dancing
As we watch more dance on Web videos and on television, asks associate professor of management Carla Walter, what happens to dance as expression? When did your fascination with dance start? I was a little kid living in Philadelphia. We were watching something on NBC, a ballet of some kind. And there was a ballerina [...]
International Risks in a Global Economy
The United States is the world’s economic powerhouse. Our markets, productive capacity and workforce are the envy of every other country. Still, with over $4.5 trillion in trade, our economy is not immune from imported distress.
Teaching the Holocaust, 2011
Each fall semester, I have the privilege of teaching a course titled “The Holocaust in Literature and Film.” Marsha Markman, professor emeritus of English, created this course and nurtured it for many years until her retirement. Her strong, humane spirit still inhabits it and continues to inspire my own teaching and learning. As we enter [...]