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Korea's first 3D action blockbuster has arrived, and it's a monster one! Sector 7 revolves around an oil rig crew forced to battle a deadly creature at sea. The movie title refers to the setting, a real-life offshore joint development zone that harbors Korea's hopes of one day producing oil and becoming energy independent. But instead of petroleum, the crew discovers a terrifying creature.
A geek is transferred to a new high school, where he reunites with an old friend who advises him to pick a fight on his first day so that kids will respect him. When the geek sees some bullies picking on a girl he likes, he seizes his opportunity, and picks a fight... unfortunately with the toughest thug on campus. After school, the geek and the deadly thug will throw fists unless the geek can figure a way out of it.
Bang-ja is a handsome, well-mannered servant who falls in love at first sight with Chun-hyang. They meet at a geisha house called Cheongpunggak, and Bang-ja is well aware that his master, Mong-lyong, also fancies Chun-hyang. Not wanting to lose her to Mong-lyong, he decides to win her heart first and seeks out the help of old man Ma, renowned for his skills with women. But Chun-hyang has plans of her own, among them advancing her social status through Mong-lyong, a nobleman.
Shin-Yeon Won (Bloody Aria and Scary Hair) delivers an action-packed frenzy-of-a-movie starring Yun-Jin Kim (Lost, Deep Love, Shiri). The story deals with a successful female lawyer who, in order to save her kidnapped daughter, is pressured into defending a vicious serial killer.
Based on the true account of what took place at a school for the hearing impaired in South Korea. In 2000, a principal and some faculty members had begun to sexually molest and abuse several hearing impaired students at their school for close to four consecutive years. Though we may not want to accept it, it is time to face this horrible inhumane truth.
An enigmatic mystery that follows a tormented car accident survivor haunted by visions of murder, this dreamlike thriller is a challenging audience puzzle.
Byeong-wu has left the world of professional baseball behind and found success as an insurance salesman. But when one of his clients commits suicide and there are questions about advice he provided to the insured, his own life spins out of control. As he prepares to defend himself against pending criminal and internal investigations, he remembers selling life insurance to three suicide survivors whose financial motives may be suspicious...
Na-mi is a typical middle-class housewife with a teenage daughter and an ungrateful husband. While visiting her mother in the hospital, she is reunited with her high school friend Chun-hwa. The two happily reminisce about the good old days, when Na-mi was welcomed in Chun-hwa's clique when she transferred schools. The clique was called "Sunny," comprising of seven girls who always hung out together. Chun-hwa is now terminally ill and asks Na-mi to bring the old group together one last time. Hence the housewife's journey and trouble to track down her high school classmates!
Dong-chul is the best field agent in North Korea – until he is abandoned during a mission, his wife and daughter murdered. Hunted and on the run, torn between grief and vengeance, he takes a job as a night driver for the CEO of a powerful corporation. The chairman is brutally assassinated – but gives Dong-chul a pair of glasses before he dies. Now he's on the run again.
The Joseon Dynasty's legendary Empress Myseongseong is a cherished ruler who fought courageously to modernize Korea. Forced to marry a king she does not love and embroiled in a brutal struggle between rival world powers, the Empress draws her strength from a dashing rogue; a nameless headhunter who would do anything to be near her. When a traitor within the royal family orchestrates a plot to assassinate the Empress, only this anonymous swordsman proves willing to spill his own blood in defense of the noble beauty who would sacrifice her life for the people of Korea.


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Excellent location – rated 9.6/10! (score from 2048 reviews)
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It was our first time in Chicago. The convenience of the Wyndham Grand was a dream. We were in walking distance to nearly every location we wanted to visit and when we needed a ride, cabs were plentifully found. Reasonable costs. Great hotel.
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This hotel is a 5 minute walk from Millennium Park and the shopping at The Magnificent Mile. It features on-site dining, a gym, and modern rooms with a 36-inch flat-screen TV.
Each luxurious room at Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront features views of the city or the Chicago River. They include an iPod docking station and free Wi-Fi. A coffee maker, free bottled water, and a work desk are also provided.
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Kinzie Hotel (Formerly Amalfi Hotel) In Chicago's River North district, this boutique hotel is within a 5-minute walk of shopping and dining on the famous Magnificent Mile.
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This luxurious and historic Chicago hotel, just a 4-minute walk from the Magnificent Mile, features 2 restaurants and a fitness center.
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This downtown Chicago hotel is next to Millennium Park and 2 blocks from The Art Institute of Chicago. It offers stunning city views, on-site dining and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi access.
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In the River North neighborhood of Chicago, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi access and is only 1 mile away from the historic Navy Pier.
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Location is excellent, beds comfy.
Bus boys are useless, lifts are slow.
It was our first time in Chicago. The convenience of the Wyndham Grand was a dream. We were in walking distance to nearly every location we wanted to visit and when we needed a ride, cabs were plentifully found. Reasonable costs. Great hotel.
The bed was too close to the door any noise was heard. Next door people were very noisy.
location, helpful staff, large room, great view, coffee, free wifi!
parking to expensive!
I got an upgrade for a suite - just wonderful - the location is just great
Wifi was free - but it was the slow wifi- high speed cost extra, the interior design could be updated...
Perfect location near theater, great dining and shopping. Easy walk everywhere.
The easy check out. The room service was delicious.
Debris from the previous guests left under the beds. Room was not cleaned thoroughly. Called hotel before making reservations and was informed that a pool was available. Because of our two night stay asked for more coffee kcups, creamer and sugar. Was told of a 8 kcup maximum per room.
Location, room cleanliness and amenities, value for money.
A couple of suggestions: add another garbage bin in the room outside of the bathroom and have extra mirror outside the bathroom not two mirrors inside the bathroom.
Location, view
The WiFi is not working in the room
The front desk lady in the morning was super friendly. I checked in around 12 and they gave me an upgrade to a suite! Awesome! The restaurant (Hoyt's) staff are very friendly and helpful.
The coffee machine spilled out the grinded coffee.
Everything really. Staff was friendly and very helpful.
The wifi was slow but we didn't mind that much. We weren't at the hotel enough to need it. Just wanted to watch a movie at night
Within walking distance to Michigan Ave, lots of shopping and restaurants. Also, liked that there was a bar in the lobby.
The bed wasn't the most comfortable and it was hard to adjust the temperature of the room.
location to EL stops and Michigan Ave. Views of river and city from riverside room. Warm room and comfortable beds Efficient elevators Older building is built solid and walls are very sound resistant and quiet. nice fitness center
lobby, entry and entire downstairs way too small and very cold. The lobby is so cold that they had radiant heaters for the check in desk and concierge. I'm sure the fire marshal would not allow this. Only one exit stair in the center for emergency exits - it is an older building but not ideal. no pool which is even worse because you can watch people at the pool across at Trump enjoying that pool. fitness center small and could use some fans since ceilings are low and air circulation would help comfort level. I prefer the tub and toilet in separate room from the sink in the hotel room it would have been nice to know about the new renovated Walgreens right across the river but they mostly want to know about restaurants in the area.
Took way too long to get a taxi when checking out lack of help
I loved the location and the view of the city.
I would have preferred softer towels and linen. The concierge did not provide any information regarding events and ushered us into a time share presentation after we approached him for our "welcome gift."
The view looking over the river. The lights down the river are beautiful. The room is spacious and comfortable.
Great Location. Exactly on the heart of the city. Frond desk staff good. Clean rooms. The riverfrond rooms spacious with great view.
Expensive breakfast. No bufee. Coffe usd 3,50 and orange juice usd 5,00! Check in at 15.00. If you go earlier they say that room is not vailable and you have to wait, but if you pay extra 30,00 they can release it to you!
Great staff and location
Waited 45+ minfor defective iron.Bathroom had a sewage smell...they came.and cleaned drain....too close to.elevator
My husband and I couldn't get enough of the view of the bridges and the iced Chicago River from our room on the 37th floor. The fitness room is state of the art. Local restaurants for breakfast and dinner were within a 5 minute walk, (I don't mean to gush, but we will be coming back.)
A bit of pressure to sign up for the time share.
The location and river view!
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Many people don't realize it, but the struggle with addiction doesn't end after rehab; it's a lifelong fight, and one that requires lifelong commitment.
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Steven Tyler hinted that his upcoming solo album will have a country feel to it.
Steven Tyler showed up as a magic genie in a new animated episode of the TV Land series 'Hot in Cleveland.'
The Aerosmith stars have worked up a new take on their classic for Boston Marathon-related charities.
Steven Tyler performed the intro to 'Dream On' with bottles on tour in Finland.
Proceeds from the 'Set Them Free' album will support of Rock Against Trafficking.
It's a hard life out there for the paparazzi. Not only do they have to lug around those cameras while chasing celebrities all the time, they have to think up new questions to ask -- which is probably how TMZ ended up asking Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler about his favorite kind of pie.
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Not one for lounging around, Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler is readying his debut solo album for release early next year.
Steven Tyler has often shown a willingness to work with other musicians, from Aerosmith's groundbreaking remake of 'Walk This Way' with Run-D.M.C. to 'Can't Stop Lovin' You,' last year's duet with country star Carrie Underwood. Now, it's been revealed that he has recorded a song with Psy for the Korean pop star's upcoming album.
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler accidentally crashed a wedding over the 4th of July weekend in Washington, D.C. Or at least, that's his cover story.
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Label the (horizontal) diameter as CD, with C on the left.
Label the chord 16 units long as PA (P on the left).
Label the chord 12 units long as QB (Q on the left).
Label the centre of the circle as O.
Construct a (vertical) diameter perpendicular to CD. Label the ends as E (on top) and F (at the bottom).
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Label the intersection QB and EF as Y, and the distance OY=y.
Label the radius of the circle as r = OD.
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April 22, 2010Distributor
Drama, Horror, FantasyShow Period
2009 - nowProduction Company
Alloy Entertainment, Bonanza Productions, WB TVCast and Crew
Marcos SiegaScreenwriter
Bryan Oh, Caroline DriesMain Cast
- Nina Dobrev as Elena Gilbert / Katherine Pierce
- Paul Wesley as Stefan Salvatore
- Ian Somerhalder as Damon Salvatore
- Steven R. McQueen as Jeremy Gilbert
- Katerina Graham as Bonnie Bennett
- Candice Accola as Caroline Forbes
- Zach Roerig
- Michael Trevino
- Joseph Morgan as Klaus
- Matthew Davis as Alaric Saltzman
- Sara Canning
- Kayla Ewell as Vicki Donovan
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- David Alpay
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- David Anders
At the Founder's Day Gala, Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Caroline (Candice Accola) compete for the title of "Miss Mystic Falls" against other girls from town, including Tina Fell (guest star Autumn Dial) and Amber Bradley (guest star Spencer Locke). Elena is happy to have Bonnie (Katerina Graham) back in town, but Bonnie still has issues to work through. John Gilbert (guest star David Anders) attempts to intimidate Damon, but his plan doesn't have the desired effect. Damon (Ian Somerhalder) discovers that Stefan (Paul Wesley) is hiding a dangerous secret that could impact everyone in town.


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Pamela and Jesse wanted a Tyrannosaurus rex photoshopped into their wedding photos and asked Goldbloom if he would be a part of it. The couple's photographer, Adam Biesenthal, posted the photo on his website, where it quickly went viral. He revealed that Goldbloom "was a very cool guy" for agreeing to participate in the funny shoot.
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John Gaw joined Prodrive at the beginning of 2011 as managing director for the Aston Martin Racing team and has since overseen significant growth in the racing business.
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Audi added the FIA World Endurance crown to the 24 Heures du Mans title. Allan McNish, Tom Kristensen and Loic Duval earned the Drivers' championship.
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The FIA World Motor Sport Council met in Paris and approved the 2014 FIA World Endurance Championship calendar.
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The FIA World Motor Sport Council moves 6 Hours of Fuji back to its original date.
Paolo Ruberti and his co-equipers Gianluca Roda and Christian Ried ended the season in sixth place
The team's trio of drivers, Björn Wirdheim, Jon Lancaster and Wolfgang Reip, all put in strong performances with the team's Nissan powered Zytek LM P2 prototype.
Conway to test new Toyota prototype and continue IndyCar Series engagement.
Martin Plowman along with teammates Bertrand Baguette and Ricardo Gonzalez, drove the #35 Morgan-Nissan car to a fourth-place finish in this weekend's 6 Hours of Bahrain.
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On-Campus Extended Studies Course
An on-campus course offered during the Winter or May term. May be offered for .5 course credits or as a co-curricular (0 credit). Counts toward satisfying the Extended Studies requirement.
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Winter Term information
Sharon Crary184A: Non-Profits and Global Health
Course Fees: None
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 9-noon, MTWRF
Location: Julian 375
This course will analyze significant global health challenges with a focus on the ethics and effectiveness of interventions attempted by various nonprofit organizations. We will evaluate the interdependency of health, wealth and education, focusing on health outcomes. Students will distinguish between types of nonprofits that intervene in health issues on the global scale, and will begin to judge the relative importance and effectiveness of governmental, nonprofit and individual actors in the field of global health. We will analyze best practices in developing a health intervention in a community to which we do not belong, either domestically or internationally. Students will be expected to engage actively in reading-based discussions on a daily basis and to complete a variety of graded assignments ranging from reflective responses to in-class debates to a project.
Jennifer Everett
184B: Zero Waste & the Ethics of Stuff
Course Fees: $150
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 9-noon, MTRF
Location: Asbury 112
In this course we will examine the personal, social, and environmental implications of consumer society and the garbage it inevitably produces, confronting questions such as the following: Do we consume too much? What explains our habits and patterns of consumption? Is there such a thing as "ethical consumerism"? How much and what kind of waste do we produce? What happens to our stuff when we throw it "away"? Is it possible to achieve Zero Waste? Are you willing to try?
The course is co-taught by a geologist and a philosopher in a living-learning community. Students enrolled in the course will share a single living unit and explore these questions on an experiential as well as intellectual level. We will take field trips, watch films, read and discuss relevant literature, and share many meals together.
Sunil Sahu
184C: Bollywood Films
Course Fees: $50
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 10am-1pm, MTWF
Location: Asbury 318
Although Bollywood is the movie capital of the world, most Americans don't know much about Hindi films. This Co-Curricular course is designed to introduce students to the history of Hindi films, from classic films of Raj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar, Nargis, Madhubala and Dev Anand to contemporary masala films of Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Shahrukh Khan, and Madhuri Dixit. The course will introduce students, through the in-class viewing of selected films, to different genres in Hindi films--black-and-white classics, classic drama, romantic comedy, social realism, and spaghetti westerns. The goal is to make students understand and appreciate a wide variety of Bollywood films produced since India's independence. The screening of each film will be followed by an in-depth discussion of the social, political, and cultural contexts of the film. The course will also provide a deeper understanding of how Hindi films have evolved, especially since India's economic liberalization in the 1990s, and the efforts the film makers are making to reach the diasporic and global audiences.
Brian Howard
184D: Campanology
Course Fees: $20 for music and supplies
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 9-12, MTWRF
Location: Gobin Church
Jeffrey Hansen
184E: Sweet and Savory Science
Course Fees: $115
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., MTWRF
Location: Julian 374
Recently there has been an explosion in interest in food preparation and the science behind it. Television programs such as "Good Eats" on the Food Network and "Top Chef" on Bravo have introduced millions of viewers to cooking techniques and scientific explanations of how these techniques work. Recently a new scientific discipline has even been introduced called Molecular Gastronomy.
At the same time, this renewed interest in food raises some fascinating philosophical questions. Are there, for instance, objective facts about gustatory taste? The judging that takes place on "Top Chef" suggests there are. These shows also confront us with food to which we may not be accustomed. Do we have an obligation to try such food, to not be picky eaters? There are moral questions with larger scope, too. What should we think about genetically modified food, about locally-sourced organic food, or about vegetarianism?
In this course we will learn some food related science - mostly but not only chemistry - , some food-related philosophy, and practice cooking skills. Hopefully we will develop an appreciation for the relationship between the science and philosophy of food, and how both of these are important to what we do in the kitchen.
In addition to the course fees, students should expect to pay for one meal at a nice restaurant ($15-$20) on a field trip. Course fees include food that we will eat for lunch on 9 of the 16 days of Winter Term.
Estimated course fees, not including books - $115
Enrollment preference will be given to students in Prof. Hansen's Chemistry and Cooking first-year seminar.
Chaz Evans
184F: Video Games in Art Historical Context
Course Fees: None
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: noon-3pm, MTWRF
Location: Peeler 213
Erin Mahoney
184G: Becoming My Own Career Expert
Course Fees: $66 for assessments and events
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 1-4pm, MTWRF
Location: Julian 157
"Who am I, and what do I want to do with my life?" If you find yourself asking this question, know that you are in good company (and that the process of questioning is more important than "the answer"!). Through this course, you will embark on a mission to better conceptualize your own identity as it relates to life and career goals. You will also have a chance to develop an understanding of the meaning and significance of work, and how to align your identity to the world of work to create a life of intentionality and purpose.
This experiential course takes a multi-faceted approach towards the career exploration process. It offers students the opportunity to engage in individual assessment activities, to work in small groups, to interact with alumni, to conduct research and to build connections with individuals in career fields of interest. During this Extended Studies experience, students will be challenged and supported in cultivating their curiosity of work and developing skills to satisfy that curiosity.
Margaret Musgrave
184H: Start-Up Ventures
Course Fees: $50 for transportation for Saturday field trip.
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 5-8 p.m., MWR, 10-noon Saturday
Location: Julian 156
The instructor, Maggie Musgrave, is an analyst at Innovate Indiana Fund, which provides venture capital and private equity.
Katie Siek
184I: Bridge to Informatics
Course Fees: $500
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 9:30am-12:30pm & 1:30pm-3:30pm, MTRF. During the last week of Winter Term class will meet at the IU School of Informatics. Transportation provided.
Location: Julian 108
This course will provide liberal arts and science students with important and marketable computing skills in visualization, user experience, and computational thinking. Students will work explore topics at the intersection of technology and society that will enable them to solve real-world problems with computational techniques. Topics will include data visualization, information ethics, privacy, security, user-experience, and prototyping. The course is open to all students, regardless of major, class year, or level of computational skill and provides an opportunity to build upon strengths of a liberal arts education in a computational setting. Project teams of various skill levels and expertise will be formed on the first day and will be used throughout the course. The course will be hands-on and will require daily work outside of class and group work towards a final project that will be displayed during an on-campus presentation day at the Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing and to prospective employers. Class will be held at the DePauw campus for the first two weeks and at the Indiana University Bloomington campus the final week. Transportation will be provided for this component of the course. In addition to counting for DePauw credit, credit from this course may be transferred toward future degrees at the Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing. Several recent DePauw graduates are, in fact, pursuing a Master degrees from this school currently and this course is designed to give students a sense for what career options and graduate degrees in informatics look like.
This course will be taught by Indiana University professor Katie Siek. Questions about registration may be addressed to DePauw professor Dave Berque (email@example.com). This course has a $500 fee.
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184J: Emergency Medical Technician Training
Course Fees: $700
Prerequisites: CPR Training
Meeting Times: 8am-3:50pm, MTWRF
Location: Olin 241
This course provides students with EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) training to prepare them for the Indiana State EMT Certification exam. Satisfactory completion of all in-class and State exams provides full certification for work as EMTs in Putnam County and other areas in the U.S. that meet the cross-certification requirements. During the 3 week course, students learn the basic medical skills used by all EMTs and paramedics for delivering emergency health-care to victims of accident or sudden illness. The range of training encompasses applied human anatomy and physiology to advanced treatments with sophisticated and specialized equipment in the ambulance vehicles. This course is intensive and meets 5/6 days per week for 8 hours per day to meet the State requirements for total hours of in-class training. Three in-class exams and a final skills test are required for State Certification. All students must have valid (American Heart Association standards) and up-to-date training (current, signed card) obtained only by taking a CPR course provided by the Lead Instructor, Kraig Kinney. The CPR course is offered several times in December prior to the start of the WT course in January 2015.
The fee for this course is $700.00 and is required for official enrollment into the course
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
184M: Getting Into Medical School
Course Fees: $1599 for the Kaplan MCAT Advantage course
Prerequisites: Thorough background in the areas covered by the MCAT: biology, chemistry, biochemistry, physics, behavioral and social sciences
Meeting Times: MCAT Course--noon-3 pm, MWF, with meetings 6-9pm, MW, in the first three weeks of the Spring Term. Application workshops, 1-3pm TR.
Location: Julian 151
This course is designed to prepare students for the medical school application process, as part of the Hubbard Center's pre-professional opportunity initiatives. Faculty and staff will instruct and facilitate sessions that cover a variety of topics, such as: personal statement development, application procedure, research, interview preparation, and more. The course will involve research, writing, discussion, peer editing, and test preparation/practice.
As test preparation/practice, the course will also include a discounted, live, comprehensive Kaplan MCAT Advantage OnSite class led by a rigorously trained instructor. This portion of the course will continue meeting twice a week until March (Monday and Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30, may be subject to change). The associated costs provide students with the following benefits:
- Personal attention combined with interactive group setting
- Comprehensive and motivational instruction from Kaplan's renowned MCAT faculty.
- 11,000+ practice questions, in addition to MCAT Qbank custom quizzes
- 19 full-length exams
- 11 supplemental lessons online, with a live teacher
- 200 hours of MCAT instruction
- Access to all AAMC exams, including the Self Assessment Package
- Mobile-enabled and optimized syllabus
As an additional component to the course, alumni will be involved in on-campus presentations, panel sessions, one-on-one advising, and informational interviews. The potential alumni guests include doctors in various fields, medical school students, hospital administrators, healthcare litigation attorneys, healthcare insurance professionals, medical school professors or medical school admissions team members. Potential topics:
- What the first year of medical school looks like
- What to look for in a medical school
- Interview process preparation
- Changing field of healthcare
- Working for a private vs. public hospital
- What specific careers involve (surgery, pediatrics, oncology, orthopedics, etc.)
- What you wish you would have known
Darrell Felling
184N: Preparing for Law School and a Future Law Career
Course Fees: $20
Prerequisites: None
Meeting Times: 3:30-6:30 pm, MTWR; 10am-1pm, F
Location: Julian 159
This course provides hand-on opportunities to develop skills that will help students apply for, and be successful in, law school. Students will explore whether or not they should attend law school, gain an introduction to the Law School Admission Test, explore career possibilities with a law degree, and learn what to expect during the first year of law school. In addition, student will explore law schools and develop a plan to apply. Additional exploration will include how to think like a law student and prospective careers with a law degree.
This course will be taught by Darrell E. "Eddie" Felling, a local attorney who graduated from DePauw in 2009 and earned his law degree from Indiana University. For more information about the course, contact Deborah Jones in the Hubbard Center (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Christopher Wells
184O: Planning a Day of Inclusion
May Term information
Timothy Good184A: We Become What We See: How Museums Create Culture
Students will encounter places that are normally considered to be reflective of culture, and begin to think critically about how people choose to construct their museums. Upon completion of the course, they will understand that the authoritative discourse of museums is not to be blindly trusted nor widely panned. Students will be expected to be able to discern the intentional construction of museums, and how these institutions create culture, not merely reflect it. We start with on-campus museums and displays, using readings in performance studies, anthropology, and museum studies to begin to analyze the cultural construction of these displays. The second week is spent in day trips to regional museums, such as The Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis Museum of Art, and Connor Prairie. The final week is spent working with Craig Hadley, Curator of DePauw University Collections, to research, select, and curate the students' own public exhibits using items from the university collection. Student work to be assessed: presentation of deeper research based on foundational readings; short (1-2 pg) response papers, connecting foundational readings to museum viewings; preparation and presentation of final exhibit, including intended audience, reception, any needed permissions, and background research; final expository paper supported by additional research (5-8 pp), concentrating more on depth and clarity of argument related to the student's final exhibit, than on lit review.


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Lessons from the Summer of Snowden
Oct 22, 2013
"Lessons from the Summer of Snowden: The Hard Road Back to Trust," a joint policy paper by former Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar Georg Mascolo, and Ben Scott, Senior Advisor at the New America Foundation, discusses the necessity of a political solution that resolves US and European disputes over NSA surveillance programs.
Rising Muslim Concerns about Islamic Extremism
Sep 12, 2013
Concern about Islamic extremism is rising among many of the world's Muslims, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. In five of the 11 surveyed countries — Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, Tunisia and Turkey — worries about extremism have increased since 2012.
Pakistan's Sectarian Meltdown
Aug 01, 2013
Stability is Washington's core interest in nuclear-armed, volatile Pakistan. This is why it agonizes over the Pakistani Taliban's (TTP) vicious campaign of anti-state terror. Yet, it's arguably sectarian violence that poses the greatest threat to Pakistan's long-term stability, writes Michael Kugelman in The National Interest.
Calm Before the Storm
Aug 01, 2013
Does Kerry's trip to Pakistan herald a new era of warm relations for the two reluctant allies? Don't bet on it. The relationship between the United States and Pakistan may be in better shape than it was several years ago, but it remains troubled -- and could easily plunge back into crisis, writes Michael Kugelman.
Eric L. Olson Testifies Before House Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere
Jul 20, 2013
Olson joined a panel of experts in testifying before the U.S. House Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere on regional security cooperation in Central America.
Latin American Program in the News: What Does El Salvador's Homicide Distribution Say About the Gang Truce? and How to Strengthen the Fragile Gang Truce in El Salvador
Jul 18, 2013
Juan Carlos Garzón authored a two-part series in InSight Crime about the geographical distribution of El Salvador's violence since the gang truce in March 2012.
Latin American Program in the News: Lilian Rosales: Irán en Latinoamérica ¿Amenaza o incordio?
Jul 14, 2013
This article mentions the Wilson Center report, "Iran in Latin America: Threat or 'Axis of Annoyance?'". This article is in Spanish.
Tragedy in Afghanistan, Farce in Qatar
Jul 10, 2013
Senior program associate Michael Kugelman laments the sad state of the war in Afghanistan--and the efforts to negotiate and end to it.
Ghannouchi: Islamists now taking on Islamists
May 30, 2013
Sheikh Rachid al Ghannouchi spoke candidly about the new crackdown on Salafi extremists and other challenges Tunisia faces two years after the Jasmine Revolution. "We have to fight against this phenomenon [of extremist violence] through economic development, through the media," Ghannouchi said in Washington.
The Woodrow Wilson Center Announces 2013 – 2014 Fellowship Class
May 30, 2013
Jane Harman, director, president & CEO of the Wilson Center, is pleased to announce the members of the 2013-2014 fellowship class. The 21 fellows, most of whom are expected to start September 2013, include scholars and practitioners from the United States, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.


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Friday, July 16
Kauffman Stadium
Attendance: 37,312
Kansas City, MO (Sports Network) - Kevin Kouzmanoff drove in two runs and Gio Gonzalez tossed seven innings of one-run ball, as the Oakland Athletics handled the Kansas City Royals, 5-1, in the opener of a three-game series at Kauffman Stadium.
Jack Cust and Mark Ellis each had an RBI for the Athletics, who have won three in a row since a four-game skid. Gonzalez (8-6) gave up seven hits to go with three strikeouts and one walk.
"It's a good start for Oakland," Gonzalez said. "It shows that we're coming out swinging and we're flashing our leather a little bit. Just all around, it was a great day for the Athletics."
Alberto Callaspo had two hits for the Royals, who have lost four straight contests.
Zack Greinke (5-9) allowed five runs -- two earned -- on four hits in six innings to take the loss. He also walked four and struck out three. The 2009 AL Cy Young Award recipient had gone 4-0 with a 3.00 earned run average over his previous five starts. He had also lasted at least seven innings in each of those games.
"I walked four guys. I got 3-0 on probably at least three guys and couldn't even throw to bases, so obviously command wasn't very good," Greinke said.
The A's went ahead in the top of the first on Cust's sacrifice fly. Kansas City, though, got the run back in the home half. With runners on the corners and nobody out, David DeJesus plated a run when he grounded into a double play.
Oakland scored a run in the second to take a 2-1 lead. Kouzmanoff got things started with a double. Ellis then reached first on Greinke's throwing error, which allowed Kouzmanoff to score.
The Athletics opened things up with a three-run third. Cliff Pennington walked, Coco Crisp reached base on Yuniesky Betancourt's fielding error, and Kurt Suzuki walked to load the bases one out. After Cust popped out, Kouzmanoff hit a two-run single to center. Ellis followed with an RBI base hit for a 5-1 advantage.
The Royals failed to score after loading the bases in the fourth. Billy Butler singled, Jose Guillen walked and Callaspo singled to load the bases with nobody out. Gonzalez, though, settled down and retired the next three batters in order to keep it a four-run game.
Kansas City never threatened the rest of the way.
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The Siege of Tsingtao was the attack on the German-controlled port of Tsingtao (now Qingdao) in China during World War I by Imperial Japan and the United Kingdom. It took place between 31 October and 7 November 1914 and was fought by Imperial Japan and the United Kingdom against Germany. It was the first encounter between Japanese and German forces, and also the first Anglo-Japanese operation during the war.
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Throughout the late 19th century the German Empire joined other European powers in an imperialist scramble for colonial possessions. As did other world powers, the Germans began to interfere in Chinese local affairs. After two German missionaries were killed in 1897, China was forced to transfer Kiaochow in Shantung (now Shandong) to Germany in 1898 on a 99-year lease. The Germans then began to assert their influence across the rest of the province of Shandong and built the port of Tsingtao. The port became the home base of the Kaiserliche Marine's East Asia Squadron, which operated in support of German territories in the Pacific Ocean.
The United Kingdom perceived the German presence in China as a threat to British interests and leased Weihaiwei, also in Shantung, as a naval port and coaling station in response, while Russia and France leased their own at Port Arthur (now Lüshunkou) and Kwang-Chou-Wan respectively. The British also began to forge close ties with the Japanese.
Japan's developments in the late 19th century also mirrored that of other imperialist powers and Japan acquired colonial territories on the Asian mainland. Japanese and British diplomatic relations became closer and the Anglo-Japanese alliance was signed on 30 January 1902. This was seen as a necessity by both powers, especially by Japan who saw it as a further step to being recognized as a world power. Japan demonstrated its potential of being a rival to the British Empire after its victory in the Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905; the alliance remained intact into World War I.
The First World War began in early August 1914. Britain soon requested Japanese assistance. The Japanese civil government, led by Prime Minister Okuma Shigenobu, feared growing military power which was playing an ever greater role in Japanese politics. The government believed that maintaining a strong alliance with Britain would help maintain control over the military. Pressure came from the Imperial Japanese Navy, whose structure was closely based on the British Royal Navy and the Imperial Japanese Army, in a growing desire to expand the Japanese Empire.
In accordance with the Anglo-Japanese alliance the Japanese Government sided with Britain in the war. On 15 August Japan issued an ultimatum to Germany, stating that Germany must withdraw their warships from Chinese and Japanese waters and transfer control of Tsingtao to Japan. The following day, Major-General Mitsuomi Kamio, General Officer Commanding (GOC), 18th Infantry Division, was directed to begin preparations for an invasion of Tsingtao. When the ultimatum expired on 23 August Japan declared war on Germany.
At the beginning of hostilities the larger units of the East Asia Squadron under the command of Vice Admiral Maximilian von Spee were dispersed at central Pacific colonies on routine missions. The ships rendezvoused in the northern Marianas for coaling, and, with the exception of SMS Emden which headed for the Indian Ocean, made their way to the west coast of South America. There the squadron destroyed a Royal Navy squadron at the Battle of Coronel before being itself destroyed at the Battle of the Falkland Islands.
The Boxer Rebellion lead the German administration in Tsingtao to more seriously consider the defense of Tsingtao. The port and town were separated from the rest of the peninsula by steep hills. A natural line of defense lay along these hills, from the Kaiserstuhl to Litsuner Heights[1]. The second, 17km long line of defense was built up along a closer line of steep hills. The final line of defense was built along hills 200 meters above the town. A network of trenches, batteries, and other fortifications were built here before the siege.
The Germans also built up their seaward defenses, laying mines on the aproaches to the harbour, and building four batteries and five redoubts. The fortifications were well equipped (although some were using older Chinese artillery) and well manned.
The Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) first sent ships under Vice-Admiral Sadakichi Kato, flying his flag in the pre-dreadnought Suwo, to blockade the coast of German-controlled Kiaochow, beginning on 27 August. During the course of the naval operations off Tsingtao, the British Royal Navy (RN) attached the China Station's pre-dreadnought HMS Triumph and the destroyer HMS Usk to the IJN. The British warships were integrated into the Second Squadron with few problems. According to a German press report following the siege, the Triumph was damaged by German land batteries. The Japanese squadron consisted of mostly obsolete warships, though it did briefly engage a number of more modern vessels. These included the dreadnoughts Kawachi, Settsu, the battlecruiser Kongō and the seaplane carrier Wakamiya, whose aircraft became the first of its kind in the world to successfully attack land and sea targets.[2] These planes would also take part in another military first: the first night-time bombing raid[citation needed].
The 18th Infantry Division was the primary Japanese Army formation that took part in the initial landings, numbering 23,000 soldiers with support from 142 artillery pieces. They began to land on 2 September at Lungkow (now Longkou), Shandong, which was experiencing heavy floods at the time, and later at Laoshan Bay on 18 September, about 18 miles east of Tsingtao. China protested Japan's violation of her neutrality but did not interfere in the operations.[3]
The British Government and the other European great powers were concerned about Japanese intentions in the region and decided to send a small symbolic British contingent from Tientsin in an effort to allay their fears. The 1,500-man contingent was commanded by Brigadier-General Nathaniel Walter Barnardiston and consisted of 1,000 soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, The South Wales Borderers later followed by 500 soldiers of the 36th Sikhs.[4]
The Germans responded to the threat against Tsingtao by concentrating all of their available East Asian troops in the city. Kaiser Wilhelm II made the defense of Tsingtao a top priority, saying that "... it would shame me more to surrender Tsingtao to the Japanese than Berlin to the Russians."[5]
The German garrison, commanded by naval Captain and Governor Alfred Meyer-Waldeck, consisted of the marines of III. Seebataillon, naval personnel and soldiers (Chinese colonial troops and Austro-Hungarian sailors) for a total strength of 3,625 men under arms.[6] He also had a modest complement of vessels, the torpedo boat S-90 and four small gunboats, the Iltis, Jaguar, Tiger and Luchs[7] and the Austro-Hungarian protected cruiser Kaiserin Elisabeth,[8] whose crew was initially divided in two; to man the ship and fight as part of the German land forces.
As the Japanese approached his position, the German Commander withdrew his forces from the two outer defensive lines and concentrated his troops on the innermost line of defense, along the hills closest to the town.
The Austro-Hungarian cruiser, SMS Kaiserin Elisabeth was stationed in Tsingtao at the start of the war. Early in the siege, the Kaiserin Elisabeth and German gunboat Jaguar made an unsuccessful sortie against Japanese vessels blokading Tsingao. Later, the cruiser's 15cm and 4.7cm guns were removed from the ship and mounted on shore, creating the "Batterie Elisabeth". The ship's crew took part in the defense of Tsingtao.
On 17 October 1914 the torpedo boat S-90 slipped out of Tsingtao harbor and, firing a single torpedo, sank the 3,000 ton Japanese cruiser Takachiho with the loss of 271 officers and men. S-90 was unable to run the blockade back to Tsingtao and scuttled itself in Chinese waters when running short on fuel.
The Japanese commenced shelling of the fort and the city on 31 October and began digging parallel lines of trenches just as they had done at the Siege of Port Arthur nine years earlier. Very large 11 inch howitzers from land, in addition to the firing of their naval guns, brought the German defences under constant shrapnel bombardment during the night, the Japanese moving their own trenches further forward under the cover of their artillery.[4] The bombardment continued for seven days, employing around 100 siege guns with 1,200 shells each on the Japanese side. While the Germans were able to use the heavy guns of the port fortifications to attack the landward positions of the Allies, they soon ran out of ammunition.[4]
The Germans were only able to field a single aircraft during the siege flown by Lieutenant Gunther Plüschow (a second airplane flown by Lt. Müllerskowsky crashed). The surviving aircraft was used primarily for frequent reconnaissance flights, but Plüschow made several nuisance attacks on the vessels of the blockading squadron by dropping jury-rigged munitions and other available ordnance. He also claimed the downing of a Japanese Farman MF.7. Plüschow with his aircraft flew out from Tsingtao on 6 November 1914 carrying the governor's last dispatches which were forwarded to Berlin through neutral diplomatic channels.[9] On the night of 6 November waves of Japanese infantry attacked the third line of defences and overwhelmed the defenders. The next morning, the German forces along with their Austro-Hungarian allies asked for terms.[4]
The Allies took formal possession of the colony on 16 November 1914.
Japanese army casualties numbered 236 killed and 1,282 wounded; the British, 12 killed and 53 wounded. The German defenders suffered 199 dead and 504 wounded.[10]
That the Germans were able to hold out for nearly two months under a total Japanese/British blockade, sustained artillery barrages and manpower odds of 6:1 gave a morale boost during the siege as well as later in defeat. The defeated Germans on the other hand watched the Japanese as they marched into Tsingtao but turned their backs on the triumphant British as they marched into town[11]. The German dead were buried at Tsingtao; the troops were transported to prisoner of war camps in Japan and were treated well and with respect.[12] The internment of German troops in Japan lasted until the formal signature of the Versailles peace treaty in 1919, but due to technical questions the troops were not repatriated before 1920. This episode of World War I was recently revisited by an exhibition at Marburg University (Germany), which focused on the impact of German and Japanese culture coming into contact.[13]
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