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Information and design are the new magic of the Internet. Here is where International Students
/ Scholars can find the critical information needed to make their participation in America's academic culture more pleasure'able.
Article I
There are three distinct elements which I considered when looking
at the internet and how can I get the " best " message out in what I publish which best represents the actual intent of my
personality, interests, skills, and knowledge.
One. Fundemental to everything in which I posted / published was
based upon hard empirical evidence. Thus very hard core research was involved in every aspect of any bit, or in this
case " byte " of information, and the additional deliberate action to force introspective personal discoveries,
is the continued some-what selfish motives and passions behind each step taken.
Two. The single aspect of InterCultural Communications
as a very deliberative means to produce events was the essential empowering element which I found out is the primary
socicultural and sociopolitical power platform for the future. The power comes from the transition of time, and of discourse
of additional aspects of human development in which we, as a civilization are slowly becoming aware, which events which
are based upon InterCultural Communications becomes the very formative up-evolutionary behaviorial anthro-developmental traits
which triggers conflict preventioning to occur. And it is exactly here, "Conflict Preventionng where everything else
is derived. The evidence for this truthism is overwhelming.
Three. The actual recognition of the objectiveness
of the internet itself, in as much as everything it views from various serach engine
crawlers or spidders, bugs, has the interesting clean slate encryption - as each webpage is initial judged. Moreover, it is from here, and the further understanding of
the various technologies involved in both hardware and software development that wide -spreading of content was imperative;
this demanded higher and more deeply penitrative knowledge, and as a result I have well worn used at least 7 libraries within
the academic central community of Ithaca, New York. The central factor for this very timely and costly action is that
there are distinct connections to the bugs of the internet, and empirical
information-hard factual content information which triggers higher results.
The internet goes real buggy
over hard and qualified content information. Like a camel to desert oais water well. At first it can not get enough.
Then later its rider is likewise very satisfied as a result. Thus, a deeping and harder introspection of each information
byte produced the qualified results.
Thus you now have the initial three points, and what they eactly
entail, and why everyone should begin to think differently is not only based upon the growing dependency on the growth of
the internet for future prosperity, but that the single physical action we should take is to produce those events which promotes
InterCultural Communications. To do this, we need addtional International Students / Scholars - which according to my
research means an additional 4.8 million addtional International Students / Scholars.
Does the world have them to offer?
Yes!
The pedagogy of each institution of higher education will likewise
have to adjust their academic curriculum and grading proceedures to meet the resulting discourse resultant evaluations,
faculty evaluations - student- and teaching aspects adjustments, adjunctive financial support structures - and
the needed additional principle America academia will have to adopt to modify its pedagogy as a result.
Then, and only then, will be very clear what Thinking Differently
means both a vision, and the circumstance resultant as a result of making such a commitment.
Article II
We have here in the United States millions, as it now seems, of migrate labors who are primiarly
from South America - even though the Asian are now becoming more numerous. This is
opportunity.
What this means, from my own personal point of view is that these hard working peoples should
be out-reached to for these very specific factors:
- Access what are the conditions back in their home country, and from which calibrate a community needs assessments.
- Measure further interests on future jobs developments by the traning needs they wish to recieve while working
in the U.S, and Canada.
- Determine the area of their home community's available resources, and sociocultural and socioeconomic existing
structures.
- Confirmed all date base requirements for a think tank resolve in developing career - jobs training program
to coordinate with loans and credits for future economic development and construction of industry, or services in their
home of origin
Mr. Roger M. Christian.
You should be getting the point now!
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NYU Contributes to the Arts through Dance.
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Preview of Works by Guest Choreographers Trisha Brown and Jessica Lang
The Second Avenue Dance Company will present its fall concert series featuring previews of one work each by guest choreographers
Trisha Brown and Jessica Lang, in three performances from October 18-20, 2007. The concert series will also include work by
eight student choreographers. These previews also include Tisch student design in lighting and costuming.
The featured previews are: Prayers, Jessica Lang’s new contemporary pointe work for seven women, to the music
of Pergolesi and Des Prez, showcasing the diverse abilities of the dancers, and Trisha Brown’s Canto/Pianto (excerpts)
1997/98, an abstract retelling of the Orpheus myth to Monteverdi’s opera L’Orfeo, restaged by former company
member Stacy Spence. The student choreographers with seven dances are: Kristen Arnold/Silas Reiner, Bryan Campbell, Alana
Isiguen, Jacob Peter Kovner, Jason Luks, Megan Madorin, and Bergen Wheeler.
The three-performance concert series opens Thursday, October 18 and runs through Saturday, October 20. Curtain is 8
p.m. Admission is free. Performances will take place in the Fifth Floor Theater, 111 Second Avenue. For detailed information,
call 212.998.1982, Monday through Friday, between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m.
Second Avenue Dance Company is the resident dance company of the Department of Dance, Tisch School of the Arts, New York
University. It comprises students in their final year of training and is designed to serve as the dancers’ transition
into the professional world of dance. Cherylyn Lavagnino is chair of the Department of Dance at the Tisch School of the Arts.
Lavagnino and Jaclynn Villamil co-direct the Second Avenue Dance Company.
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