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FILTER RESULTS ►Surgeons Triumph in Jeopardy-Style Tournament
A team of surgical resident physicians from Loyola University Medical Center took first place in a Jeopardy-style tournament during the 2013 annual meeting of the Metropolitan Chicago Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. The tournament was modelled after the television quiz show.
St. Louis Pharmacists Help Fight AIDS in South Africa
Team of pharmacists from St. Louis College of Pharmacy to begin a year-long relationship with Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University. Interview available before noon, May 21.
Abby Dymond and Allure Dance
All Photos by Jessica Stierwalt Photography (formerly Jessica Chan, WRC alumna) Growing up Abby Dymond studied ballet, jazz, tap, modern, and pointe at Metropolitan Ballet Theatre in Maryland. She was a dance major at the University of Arizona and Ensemble Company member, and a former company member Capitol Movement Inc. She performed with artists Wale, [...]
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Students from Swansea Metropolitan University use mirrors to look up to a fresco by Thomas Wallace Hay, which is on display in a recently restored room in the National Trust's Dyffryn House near Cardiff, Wales. Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images.
Many L.A. Latinos live in neighborhoods with few whites, study says
Many Latinos in the Los Angeles area continue to live in ethnic enclaves with few whites as neighbors, according to a study by Brown University researchers. Latinos in other metropolitan areas are more likely than Southern California Latinos to live...
CCM student wins Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditons
Congratulations to bass-baritone Thomas Richards, 24, one of five singers to be a Grand Finalist Winner of the 2013 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, held today in New York. The artist diploma student at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music competed today in a finals concert with a field of 10 finalists held onstage...
The Next Housing Crisis
Will the aging of America cause it?: [Arthur] Nelson [director of the Metropolitan Research Center at the University of Utah] calls what’s coming the “great senior sell-off.” It’ll start sometime later this decade (Nelson is defining baby boomers as those people born between 1946 and 1964). And he predicts that it could cause our next real housing crisis. “Ok, if there’s 1.5 [...]
Mayoral debate sure to make waves
So far, there have been mayoral debates in churches, hotel ballrooms and university event spaces. But on April 9, the candidates will find themselves in a much different setting: on a boat. The Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance will host...Show More Summary
CCM student among 10 finalists in Met Opera National Council Auditions
Bass-baritone Thomas Richards, a student at the University of Cincinnati, will be singing onstage at the Metropolitan Opera in the Grand Finals Concert of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions this Sunday. He will join Indiana’s Michael Brandenburg, a tenor who also won in the Central Region. Both are among the 10 finalists announced today...
Pop recalls soy and chop suey
Joseph Aloysius Ratzinger, aka Bishop of Rome, Vicar of Christ, Successor of the Prince of the Apostles, Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church, Primate of Italy, Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Roman Province, Sovereign of the State of the Vatican City, Servant of the Servants of God, His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI, recalls joy and [...]
MN: Metro Transit to Move Maintenance Operations into Midway Industrial Building
The Metropolitan Council will spend $3.9 million to buy a 6-acre site at 677 Transfer Road in St. Paul, just north of University Avenue and the Central Corridor light-rail transit line.
Skepchick Quickies 2.20
On February 20, 1872, the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened in New York City. (I’ve visited it before, but my favorite museum is the MOMA.) Family Members in Need: Why Some Middle Class Blacks Can’t Get Ahead. University of Colorado Advises Women to Vomit or Urinate to Stop Rapists – From Heina. Show More Summary
Inaugural Prayer Service Includes First Out Gay Clergy Member
The Reverend Elder Nancy Wilson of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches gave a Scripture reading at today's event. read more
London: Chess’ New Linares?
Back in 2007, I visited London, England for the first time to attend a conference held by the International Academy of African Business Development (IAABD) at London Metropolitan University. I had heard much about the famed metropolis of eight million, but particularly the rainy, gloomy days and pedestrian congestion. While these notions were true, there [...]
Technology Lets You Swap Bodies
A lab at the Tokyo Metropolitan University Graduate School of System Design is developing "virtual body technology." Revealed at the Digital Contents Expo 2012 in Tokyo, the system will engage all five senses and make users feel as if they're inhabiting another person's body, the designers claimed.
TMU's virtual body simulates most senses from the comfort of your seat (video)
A lot of virtual reality, quite simply, isn't. It replicates the visuals and sounds, but not much else. Tokyo Metropolitan University's Ikei Laboratory is taking a shot at filling in more of the experience with a new exhibition. ItsShow More Summary
Free art classes at Swansea Met
There are free art classes up for grabs next month at Swansea Metropolitan University, as its popular Saturday Art School returns for both adults and children. The university has been running the art classes for the past four years, with over 320 young people and more than 240 adults having attended...
Sheet Music Scanner Will Play Your Symphony Without an Orchestra
A group of researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed a handheld scanner that's able to read sheet music and play back a composition in real-time whether it's designed for a piano, a guitar, or an entire symphony. So if it's ever commercialized, wannabe Mozarts and Beethovens will always have an orchestra at their disposal. More »
SCOTUS shows concern for libraries
Supreme Court seeks a way around "perpetual copyright" on foreign goods "If you were the lawyer for the Toyota distributor, [or] if you were the lawyer for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or you are the lawyer for a university library," said Breyer. Show More Summary
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