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Mr Lynch, who is stepping down as chief of London arts venue Southbank Centre, says he was pessimistic about any improvement given the global financial downturn, which is hitting London hard.
In comments widely reported by the British press, Mr Lynch - who is returning to Australia to take on his new role - attacked British bankers for not providing more support to the arts.
"Corporate Britain had, in my view, let down the side. They need a sense of values," said Mr Lynch, who is widely credited with having rejuvenated the Southbank Centre in his seven years in the job.
Calling them a "bunch of bastards" who failed to fund the arts even during the prolonged finance-driven boom of the last decade, he said those "who failed to support the arts when times were good and are unlikely to change now".
"What we failed to do was to get corporate Britain and a lot of individuals who made hundreds of millions behind us. And if we couldn't do that then, I guess I feel pessimistic now," the Times, and other British media, reported him as saying.
"If we were doing [renovating] the Royal Festival Hall today, I think it would be almost impossible," he added, referring to a major concert hall which is part of the Southbank Centre complex.
Mr Lynch praised the British Government's support, saying they had "got behind us in a big way", but lamented that not a single banker from Goldman Sachs had given "anything meaningful".
The straight-talking Lynch is widely praised for his time at the helm of the Southbank, located across the Thames from Westminster, notably overseeing a multi-million pound renovation of the Royal Festival Hall.
Mr Lynch has also served as the Sydney Opera House and Australia Council chief executive.
Julianne Schultz has also been appointed to the ABC board alongside Mr Lynch in a new process implemented by the Federal Government.
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Randy Denchfield was a student at Woodrow Wilson High School in Northwest when he bought his first car, a slightly used 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS convertible.
For a brief time he thoroughly enjoyed the Honduras-maroon car with its 327-cubic-inch V-8 engine mated to a manual transmission with a four-on-the-floor shifter. The convertible with an all-black interior and a white top had been a special-order car from Chevy Chase Chevrolet with a unique color combination and options. Then came his draft notification. "I was forced to sell the car before going overseas," he recalls.
After his discharge, other cars unsuccessfully tried to fill the void left by that 1962 Impala. "About 20 years ago," Mr. Denchfield says, "I started looking for a '62 Chevy with the same color and options as my first Impala."
The search was frustrating because, he says, "Each time I found a convertible SS for sale, it's been an automatic and rarely Honduras maroon."
With his entire family involved, the hunt continued. Mr. Denchfield's daughter, Robyn, saw a car on the Internet with all of the same options that her father was seeking. The Chevrolet was coming up for auction in Auburn, Ind., over the Labor Day weekend. "My son, Ryan, and I went to Auburn with the sole purpose of bidding on this car," Mr. Denchfield says.
Mr. Denchfield submitted the winning bid and later told the dealer who sold the car that he had one like it 40 years ago. In response he said, "I probably could have gotten another $10,000 from you, right?"
"Probably," Mr. Denchfield agreed.
The second owner, who had done a frame-off restoration, told Mr. Denchfield that it was restored to the condition it was in when it left the factory and that the 102,000 miles on the odometer was correct.
When new, the 3,560-pound full-size Chevrolet carried a base price of $3,026 and rode on a 119-inch wheelbase. A trucking company agreed to deliver the car the 600 miles to Denchfield's Chevy Chase home in three days. He nervously awaited his car for more than two weeks.
After delivery, close examination showed that this Impala was not identical to his first one. His first one had a white top whereas the second one has a black top. Additionally, the first one had a vacuum trunk release inside the glove compartment, a feature lacking on the second one. The second one does have something the original one did not — power steering. "I appreciate the power steering and now wear the optional seat belts," Mr. Denchfield says. He also is not upset about the radio antenna being located on the right rear fender instead of the right front fender.
When he purchased the car, it was wearing rear fender skirts, but Mr. Denchfield quickly removed them, preferring open rear wheel wells to better exhibit the full wheel covers featuring fake knock-off hubs and bias-ply tires.
The only surprise Mr. Denchfield experienced was the clutch, which didn't feel right to him so he had a new clutch installed.
Mr. Denchfield points out that 1962 was the first full production year of the Super Sport option and the first year of the 327-cubic-inch V-8 engine. He doesn't miss not having an outside mirror on the right side because he says, "99 per cent of the time I'll have the top down anyway." Then he will have unrestricted visibility. A black boot secured by 26 snaps covers the top when it is in the lowered position.
He plans to attend his 40th high school class reunion in June by driving the Chevrolet just like the one he used to drive to school.
Seated behind the two-spoke steering wheel, Mr. Denchfield says, "With the sporty mufflers, the car sounds great as you go through the gears. I love to run the engine up just to hear it back down." Each time he does so, a few more years seem to be lifted from his shoulders.
"We don't have to grow up," he is quick to remind anyone who doesn't appreciate or understand his particular brand of road therapy.
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Roach loves her subject, which she says is "as good as science gets" because it involves researchers who display "a mildly outrageous, terrifically courageous, seemingly efficacious display of creative problem-solving, fueled by a bullheaded dedication to amassing facts and dispelling myths in a long-neglected area of human physiology." She certainly gets into the spirit of the effort. When she heard that a London clinic would be taking three dimensional movies of couples in coitus, she wrote to see if she could be invited to see the first scan. She got a polite reply back from Dr. Jing Deng, who apologized that "to arrange a new in-action would be very difficult, mainly due to the difficulty in recruiting volunteers. If your organization is able to recruit brave couple(s) for intimate (but noninvasive) study, I would be happy to arrange and perform one." Roach jokes, "My organization balked. It called its husband." Its husband is a darned good sport, for the couple flew to London to be the very first clinical subjects. Dr. Deng informs his subjects via instruction sheet "We will ask the penis to be inserted into the vagina from his partner's back", and in person he says, "I think facing the wall is better," adding, "That will be more romantic." There isn't any romance, really; it's like a medical procedure. Deng holds the ultrasound wand to Roach's belly and other parts. "For the still images, we must hold still for several seconds, like Victorians posing for a tintype, only not like Victorians posing for a tintype." They even chat with Deng during the coition, and he ends the small talk with, "You can ejaculate now."
Roach reports on most of the other research without participating in it. One researcher had investigated the erotic sensitivity of the area around the female urethra, and had found that this area is pulled partway into the vagina during intercourse. The researcher didn't have to get couples in to watch them, and their urethras, perform. He freeze-framed images from porn movies and measured those. "These guys know how to shoot this stuff," he explains. "They've got the good lighting, they get the angles right..." Other researchers published a paper five years ago called "The Human Penis as a Semen Displacement Device". Not only did our male evolutionary forebears want to deposit their own semen into vaginas, they wanted to scoop out any semen from predecessors, and it turns out the shape of the glans at the end of the penis is just right to do this. This experiment involved no humans except for the experimenters. They used artificial semen (the recipe is given in the book), an artificial vagina from California Exotic Novelties, and three different artificial phalluses, one of them a control without a glans. The lifelike phalluses expelled 91% of the standing semen, while the cylindrical control expelled only 35%. Not having to use human test subjects has advantages, but in reviewing the history of sexual research, Roach found a 1950 study on blood pressure during female orgasm that had been performed on a particular woman who had the ability to fantasize and have an orgasm without physical stimulation of her vaginal area. The first part of the report reads, "Development and subsidence of the orgasm reflex took place without any physical interference." Roach paraphrases: "It's okay - she didn't touch herself."
Not everyone is enthusiastic about sex. In a chapter on Viagra, Roach prints part of a letter to Ann Landers written when the drug was new: "Please tell those smart-aleck scientists and those big drug companies to work on a cure for cancer and quit ruining the lives of millions of women who have earned a rest." Not only was Viagra a disappointment for such women (who were not representative of most of Landers's correspondents on the subject), but it did not work on pandas. It also seems to have little effect on females. Yes, it does cause an increase of blood volume in the female genitals, but while such an increase can be dramatically visible and tangible in the male, in the female it is detected only by physiological monitoring equipment rather than by the women themselves, and when the women don't notice, there's not much point in trying to market Viagra to them.
Roach has an appealing jocular prose, and her subjects in one chapter after another are, well, the sorts of scientists that would study such things, so they make for entertaining interviews. This does not keep her book from being packed with information, some of it at the cocktail-chatter level and some decidedly deeper. Here is the vaginal photoplethysmograph probe, and to balance that, the nocturnal penile tumescence monitor. Here is how Danish pig farmers stimulate sows so that artificial insemination has a better chance of success. Here is a report of the "inside-out" maneuver performed during surgery on the penis. Here are reflections about how doing sexual research was almost forbidden in the fifties, and then it became acceptable and fundable, but now in an era of "just say no" it has become difficult again. Here are explanations of how victims of paraplegia, who ought not to have sensation below the waist, can get orgasms. Here is evaluation of the famous upsuck theory of female orgasm, and an admission that studies comparing conception rates of women who have sex with orgasm and those who have sex without have simply not been done. Here are descriptions of sexual quackery from the past, including during the witch craze when witches were busy collecting men's penises by magic and putting them in the nests of birds who helpfully kept them alive with a diet of oats and corn. Here is the shorthand code used by the San Francisco Fire Department for sex toy emergencies. And here are some results from a forgotten study that issued from the lab of Masters & Johnson. The most fulfilling sex seems to have been that between committed gay and lesbian couples. Roach says, "Not because they were practicing special secret homosexual sex techniques, but because they 'took their time.'" They moved slowly and lingered over each other's pleasure. They teased. They talked. Well, perhaps Roach examined research with more revolutionary lessons, but nonetheless, it might be practical to put this one into action.
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Warrendale, PA—Rue21 is scheduled for a shareholder vote on Sept. 19 to decide whether the teen retailer will be acquired and taken private by Apax Partners in a $1.1 billion deal.
But given the latest earnings reported the retailer filed with the SEC, the May offer of $42-a-share, is approximately 11 times the expected $100 million of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda). In May the value was only 8 times Ebitda.
Not helping matters is its third quarter earnings report which reflects some of the same difficulties with teen retailing that American Eagle Outfitters and Aeropostale posted recently.
Rue21 posted an 88% drop in its third quarter profit to $1.1 million, or 4 cents a share, compared with income of $9.1 million, or 36 cents a share a year ago. Net sales were up 13.5% to $229.3 million mostly due to new store openings. Gross profit was down and a "soft sales pattern" is expected to continue with August comparable store sales down 7.6%
"During that period the company took a strategic approach to managing merchandise margin and inventory levels and maintained a normal promotional cadence," rue21 said in the filing, adding that it would be prepared for a "prolonged period of top-line weakness." Business is expected to improve by holiday/fourth quarter
But according to the New York Post, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, which financed the deal, are "on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in potential losses on the financing commitments they made to back the buyout, sources said."
While the banks agreed to finance the acquisition with debt and loans worth about $858 million at a "blended interest rate of as much as 8%," the downturn in retail has pushed lending rates to higher levels, "exposing the banks to holding bonds and loans that are expected to plummet in value, sources said."
Reportedly the banks tried to raise debt with rates above 9% but failed. "The banks will try again before the deal closes Oct. 14," the Post reported.
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A union grievance filed 13 years ago claimed Chicago-based Boeing violated contracts with engineers and technical workers in Palmdale and at Edwards Air Force Base northeast of Los Angeles.
The payments will be made in lump sums to 251 current and 233 former employees or their heirs.
The $47 million includes back pay, premium pay, interest, pension and 401(k) contributions along with interest.
The individual amounts range from a few dollars to around $400,000, with an average of nearly $100,000 per employee, Dugovich said.
"Boeing spent more than a decade and countless dollars trying to break its contracts with these employees," Rich Plunkett, SPEEA's director of strategic development, said in a statement. "It's disappointing it took so long, but the employees prevailed."
Company labor spokesman Tim Healy said, "Boeing was disappointed with the arbitration ruling but we are working with SPEEA to fulfill the arbitrator's make-whole ruling."
The deadline to distribute the payments is May 21. Healy said Boeing hopes to send them out in early May.
Union officials have scheduled meetings around the country this month to explain the award to recipients. Meetings already have been held in Washington state. California meetings are scheduled next week in Long Beach, Palmdale and at Edwards, with other meetings planned in St. Louis, Philadelphia, South Carolina and Arizona, Dugovich said.
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Well I usually O around CD20 so we have been BDing but not as often as if I knew I was Oing. I think I O'd yesterday at CD16 and we only BD tuesday PM and Friday AM. I had EWCM and slight cramps Friday and today I am dry so I think I O'd early.
I know they say sperm can live for 5 days and the egg can live for 24 hours but these numbers have got to be stretching it. So what are my real chances. I just really don't want all this prep work to go to waste for the simple problem of not bding as often as we should have. Here is my chart in case it helps. I don't have 3 days of high temps so FF isn't giving me crosshairs yet.


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Junior dos Santos has successfully defended his title for the first time, beating Frank Mir via TKO in Round 2. With Cain Velasquez defeating Antonio Silva in the co-main event, and Daniel Cormier winning the Strikeforce HW GP one week earlier, who should be next for "Cigano"?
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Wow! I've never seen Cain look so scary! What a performance! Cormier should fight JDS for a unification and Cain should get the winner. Cain is a BEAST!!
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4. Other – Struve. He's got the best chance of winning against JDS. Not often you see some one pulling guard as being that dangerous.
Cain needs one more fight under his belt against a top dude, like Miocic.
You're welcome Lorenzo.
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I dont want to see a figth against a guy that already got destroyed ( at least for now ) so Cain, Werdum and struve are out – bring in DC…..
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Cain won't fight cornier. At this point jds looks invincible. His athleticism is unparalleled by anyone except Cain,who's style plays right into his. It would take someone who is a better striker than he is to so much as get the fight to the ground. He reminds me of a more complete version of prime cro cop. Cormier has a fight left in strikeforce. Velasquez earned his shot tonight. All the top heavyweights have already lost to him except reem
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He would need to take him down to the ground first and i think Cain has the best chance out of anybody in the heavyweight division to do that.
Cain is the #2 guy in the heavyweight division and arguably the #1 guy since you cant really gauge who the better fighter is from their 1st fight with a quick ko.
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DC is an Olimpic level wrestler – possibly the best in all MMA – so who can possibly take JDS down?
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Cormier has broken his hand, so he's probably going to be out for a bit. That being the case, Velasquez makes the most sense, fitness permitting of course.
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@roybonesjr. Good point. I forgot they train together so yeah, Cain vs JDS 2
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Fight & Olympic….Your welcome
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@ Brasil: I agree. DC has 1 of the best takedowns in mma and has very heavy hands. Skillsets that matches up with JDS. Problem is he fights with his hands too loose and ends up breaking them everytime he connects. He'll be out for surgery so will not be able to fight in the very near future. He also has 1 fight left in SF. Other than that, he's the man to expose JDS groundgame. I would really like to see who can maintain his unbeaten record if both would class. All the other options have already lost to JDS via 1st round (T)KO within 2 minutes.
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Class = clash before Hateocrazy comes correcting spelling mistakes in this forum again. Oops, I did it again
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The reason of their last fight being so short is why Cain needs one more win before getting a crack at the belt.
When someone handles you that easily, you don't get a rematch after one fight.
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I think Hunt and Werdum are a fight away. Therefore: Cain
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Wow, what a weakfest. I didn't realize this had become a Cain fansite overnight.
Cain is a tough guy, but I think Struve had the more difficult fight. Johnson is way more dangerous that Big Foot Silva, who now looks like he's fighting in slow motion.
Since the loss to Browne, Struve has looked like a different fighter and would present an usual set of skills and abilities to challenge JDS.
The Cain huggers can weak me all they want, but Junior is bad match up for him. Don't forget JDS was fighting him on a bum knee.
And if you think Daniel Cormier is walking into the UFC and a title shot, you're dreaming. Even if he does have a decent chance with JDS, do you think Dana is going be in a big rush to validate the Strikeforce Champ?
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Hahaahahahha thank you Hate… I try my best….i know you are just butt hurt because of Frank…anyway would love to see your Portuguese.
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Cormier has one fight left with SF contract, how about vs fedor when he recovers?
meanwhile JDS faces injury free Cain Velasquez for the HW tittle. Cain the terminator we knew before the injury was back yesterday. Beast performance.
Dcember, when Overeem returns, he should face a top contender but not direct shot at the title, as a tone up fight and also as punishment after all the scandal.
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I was wrong about miocic i said he was slow and stuff but that i guy proved last night he is a beast. But to put him against cain would not be good for him just yet. i think they should put him against big country. to see where he is at. And cain is a beast of beast that was the m ost brutal shit in a long time. give cain the title shot he beats dos santos the second time around.


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NEW YORK | As so often happens in playoff hockey, the more desperate team won Sunday. That would be John Tortorella's rough-and-tumble Rangers, who were in a 2-0 hole in the series and – at Verizon Center, at least – couldn't find the back of the net with a GPS.
Nothing comes easy against the Capitals, though, and this game was no different. A mere 1:39 was left when Brandon Dubinsky crashed the crease and got off a shot that (a.) glanced off Alex Ovechkin's stick and (b.) went over Michal Neuvirth's shoulder to give New York a 3-2 season-saving win. Until then, it looked like the clubs were headed to overtime again – and who knows how that would have turned out?
The Rangers don't even want to think about it. Besides, they'd much rather think about getting, finally, that bit of luck their coach said was "our biggest key" before the game – "just to get something good to happen for us offensively.
"I look at their second goal the other night," Tortorella said, "which was a huge goal. We defended the power play the right way, and [the puck] deflects off of [defenseman Matt] Gilroy's skate right onto [Jason] Arnott's stick and he buries it [to turn a 1-0 game into a 2-0 game]. I'm just hoping something like that happens for us."
Well, something like that happened for them, and now we've got ourselves a series. Game 4 is back at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night, and the Capitals, in the next 72 hours, need to find a way to match the Rangers' intensity.
"We knew they were going to come out strong," Matt Bradley said. "I thought we got outworked tonight."
Bradley's right, of course. There was nothing about this game that should have surprised the Caps. Tortorella left little doubt that his players would respond to their dire circumstances by playing physical "playoff hockey." They didn't do that as much as he would have liked earlier in the series – didn't have "enough jam," as he put it – and he addressed the issue with them. "But I don't have to tell them that [before Game 3]," he said. "It's [more] a matter of keeping under control, because you could put yourself in a bad spot and allow a power-play goal to hurt you."
As it turned out, it was the Capitals who couldn't keep themselves under control. They took five straight penalties at one point, eight in all, and gave the Rangers a 5-on-3 for 1:25 late in the second period. Granted, the Rangers' "feistiness" will bring that out in anybody, but it's been a long time since the Caps played so irresponsibly.
"We took some penalties we shouldn't take," Bradley said. "We were taking part in the scrums after the whistle. In the playoffs you just have to suck it up" – even if "it" is a punch in the puss.
Still, even though the Capitals played catch-up all afternoon – falling behind 1-0 and then 2-1 – the game was still winnable. They even enjoyed some divine intervention themselves when an apparent goal by the Rangers' Ruslan Fedotenko at the end of the second period was disallowed by the replay officials. (It didn't cross the goal line, they ruled, until after time had run out.)
The Caps can only hope they don't rue this missed opportunity the way they did the one in Pittsburgh two years ago, when they had the Penguins down 2-0 in the series and took them to OT in Game 3 – only to have the Pens escape. (Sorry, but these things tend to go through your mind when you've been following this franchise as long as I have.)
Of more immediate concern for the Capitals is the crowd of New Yorkers that keeps collecting in front of their net. Cramping Neuvirth's style – and knocking him around whenever they get the chance – "has been the Rangers' game plan," Mike Knuble said. "We've seen it in every game. They hang around the net and try to jam it in."
What can be done about this? Aside from sheer physical force – moving people out of there – "we can definitely be better at getting the puck out," Knuble said. "We can't have their 'D' pinching in and firing the puck back in all the time. We can also do a better job in the offensive end of doing exactly what they're doing."
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"Over the last five years, I have been privileged to work with many talented and creative people at UTSA," said Paine. "Together, we have accomplished great things that have positively impacted UTSA students. While it's difficult to say goodbye, UT Austin has always remained close to my heart. I am looking forward to returning to the University of Texas to serve a new community of students."
At UTSA, Paine oversaw 18 university departments, managed a division budget of $50 million and oversaw the university's intercollegiate athletics program. She worked with Provost John Frederick to establish Leadership UTSA, a yearlong, intensive program designed to help faculty and staff members develop leadership skills and an institutional perspective, better preparing them to pursue career leadership roles in academia. UTSA's program is modeled after a similar program offered by the University of Texas System.
Before joining UTSA, Paine held similar student affairs leadership posts at four other Texas universities. She served as vice president for student affairs at Trinity University, associate vice president for student affairs and dean of student life at Southern Methodist University, associate dean of students at the University of Texas at Austin and associate dean of students at McMurry University in Abilene. Paine was chosen from a field of 77 applicants and is filling a position vacated by Juan C. González, who is returning to teaching in the College of Education this year after serving seven years as vice president for student affairs.
Paine earned her Ph.D. in educational administration from the university in 1996. She also earned a J.D. from Texas Tech University in 1982, and a bachelor of arts in letters from the University of Oklahoma in 1979.
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The UTSA Women's Studies Institute invites you to Take Back the Night, an international initiative to raise awareness and empower survivors while educating allies through a march, poetry, and testimonios. This is a gender-inclusive movement to shatter the silence surrounding sexual and domestic violence.
Sombrilla Plaza, Main Campus
Grad Fest is an event designed to prepare you for commencement while celebrating your achievement. You will have the opportunity to purchase commencement regalia, order class rings, diploma frames, explore graduate school opportunities, learn about successful Stafford loan repayment and discuss career outcomes.
H-E-B University Center Ballroom, Main Campus
Grad Fest is an event designed to prepare you for commencement while celebrating your achievement. You will have the opportunity to purchase commencement regalia, order class rings, diploma frames, explore graduate school opportunities, learn about successful Stafford loan repayment and discuss career outcomes.
H-E-B University Center Ballroom, Main Campus
Looking for a good read? Shop for yourself or for gifts and help change a life at the same time. Browse and buy children's stories, novels and more at the 2015 SECC Book Sale.
Sombrilla Plaza, Main Campus
The Texas Water Symposium will take a close look at the SAWS/Vista Ridge pipeline project. The program will feature a conversation about the regional, financial and ecological considerations of the 142-mile pipeline. The event is free and open to the public.
Main Building (MB 0.106), Main Campus
What would Dr. John Bartkowski say if it were his last lecture? The UTSA professor of sociology will speak about "The Power of Listening" in this annual event sponsored by the UTSA chapter of Phi Kappa Phi. A reception will follow.
Denman Room (UC 2.201.28), Main Campus
The UTSA Music Department presents Emmy-award winning Composer Larry Groupe. Groupe has composed music for films such as "The Contender," "Straw Dogs" and "Miami Vice," and TV shows such as "Star Trek: The Next Generation," "Ren and Stimpy" and "American Gladiators." Lecture is free and open to the public.
Arts Building (ART 2.03.15-18), Main Campus
The Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series continues with Dr. Matthew Hughey, a scholar of race, racism and racial inequality.
Buena Vista Building (BV 1.328), Downtown Campus
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Performer, conductor will teach multidisciplinary courses in music marketing
As touch screens and e-books demand more and more attention from both casual readers and scholars, many people say the handwriting is on the wall for the printed page.
At UTSA, the handwriting is on the wall for a library that doesn't have any printed books.
Since March 2010, the bookless library in the Applied Engineering and Technology Building has given UTSA students an innovative way to read, research and work with each other to solve problems.
With ultra-modern furniture and a décor featuring desktop computers, scanners and LCD screens, the AET Library is designed to engage students in an online format. But it also offers group study niches and study rooms with whiteboards and glass walls on which students can write. The space encourages teamwork, communications and problem solving for the next generation of scientists and professional engineers.
Did you know? The UTSA AET Library is the nation's first completely bookless library on a college or university campus. It served as a model for Bexar County's first-in-the-nation public bookless library system and one of its branches, the Dr. Ricardo Romo BiblioTech.
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