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The newest food trend on the market, "locavorism," advises us to purchase and eat foods that grow in our immediate environment. This is a fantastic concept, but it's certainly not a new one. Humans traditionally ate locally grown seasonal foods.
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Our current way of eating everything from everywhere not only destroys the environment by burning large amounts of fossil fuel to ship foods to and from faraway places, it also weakens the digestive system (shortening the lifespan), contributes to yeast overgrowth, weak immunity, and poor calcium absorption. According to Dr. John Matsen, ND, the more sun plants are exposed to, the more potassium and sugar they produce. High potassium and sugar levels alert your kidneys that you're out in the hot sun and that your skin must be making vitamin D. Therefore, if you eat foods from hot sunny climates during the cold wintry months, your kidneys don't activate stored vitamin D, inhibiting absorption of calcium. Overtime, this can wear down internal strength and our physical structure (bone loss).
Another perspective from Traditional Chinese Medicine reveals that salads, vegetables, and fruits are naturally cooling to the body. During the hot summer months, this cooling effect can be quite beneficial for most people; but during the cold fall and winter season, it creates a damp spleen condition, gas, bloating, cold hands and feet, and can eventually lead to other more serious ailments like impaired immunity, blood stagnation and cancer.
Eating locally and seasonally grown food aligns our internal environment (our body and it's organs) with the external environment (the world around us) creating a body that is physically stronger and prepared for the elements. For example, on a steamy hot summer day, I would choose crisp salad greens, juicy watery fruits, freshly caught fish, and other cooling foods that are abundantly available at that time of year; they would cool my body so I can better handle the heat. On the other hand, if I look outside my window and there is a thick blanket of icy snow covering the ground, and people are trudging through the streets bundled up in winter snorkel jackets, my innate wisdom tells me that cooling summer foods would not be ideal. More appropriate food for a cold snowy day might be a hearty stew made with bone stock, grass-fed meat, beans, and root vegetables, and a honkin' hunk of warm sourdough bread slathered with pastured butter.
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LOS ANGELES -- New Orleans center Aaron Gray isn't sure whether he'll be able to play in the Hornets' next postseason game on his sprained right ankle.
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Here are two memorable scenes - one from each of the two best shows I saw on a Milwaukee stage this year.
Toward the end of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's "To Kill a Mockingbird," 8-year-old Scout escorts Boo Radley home. As Atticus, Lee E. Ernst watches her go, while also gazing into the future at the woman she will become, embodied by Deborah Staples. Atticus and Scout are sometimes at loggerheads. But in this great moment, we also see how much they share. »Read Full Article(2)
Street party at Burnhearts benefits Bay View neighborhoods
They'll be dancing in the streets from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday outside Burnhearts, 2599 S. Logan Ave. No worries: They've been doing this for six years. They've got it down. The idea is to raise funds for the Bay View Neighborhood Association.
Restaurants Honey Pie and Classic Slice will be selling food, and there will be an art and craft fair with goods from local artists, plus live screenpainting with Redwall. Braid, Mama Digdown's Brass Band and the Championship will provide the music. DJ WHY B will be on hand. »Read Full Article
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In 1842, Johnsons Park was a farm where escaped slave Caroline Quarlls stayed, marking the start of the Underground Railroad in the area. A century after that pocket of the city harbored slaves seeking freedom, and a generation after homes in the neighborhood were razed to make way for a freeway, dislocation remains an ongoing issue for many living and working in and around a swath of Fond du Lac Ave., according to the organizers of a community-driven, yearlong public art project.
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Make a list: You'll need a beach towel, a swimsuit, maybe some flip-flops and a party attitude for Bonfire on the Beach.
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Thanks for the info on sugar and jams. I will stick to the fruit spreads. As for the Ezekiel Bread, the sprouted lentils are okay because the toxic lectins in the lentils are destroyed in the cooking (or sprouting) process. It is fine to eat it. I was tempted to buy the raisin and cinnamon kinds, but raisins are neutral and cinnamon is avoid for O Types. Good luck!
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The annual report by the nonprofit National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund found that 50 officers were killed by guns this year. That's far higher than the 32 such deaths last year but the same as 2012 figures.
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The first female bishop at the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland was the driver in a hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist in Baltimore, a diocese spokeswoman said Monday.
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ahh the left coast fans never let ya down do they ? fans are losers just like the team. Happened at a Dodgers game also right .
The mentality of these people is just amazing and the gang mentality is alive and well in this country. 4 men beating a man because of a football game? The same kind of creeps did this to a man and left him in a coma for months, Prison time is what we need and harsher laws about this kid of crap. NO ore wearing the colors or the shirts from teams?? what has to be done to protect people from these illiterate thugs needs to to be done now. A long prison term should help por maybe ,ake these thugs think before they do this crap??
I guess certain colors cause aggression in some animals. Should never have been let out of the zoo.
Stupid Drunks, too much alcohol and testosterone. I am a diehard charger fan, season ticket holder, but in the end, it is just a game that everyone will forget in time.
Gotta love grown ups behaving like animals. And even more the ones that cannot take a person on by themselves, thankfully we have the mob mentality to save a lot of little people with big mouths. If you must engage in physical warfare, at least have the back bone to take the fight on man versus man, not man versus men. But that would be too much like right, if they conducted themselves properly in the first place, no commentary would be necessary. Stupid people make me all the more thankful for my own intelligence.
Trash talk doesn't give you the right to start a fight
Welcome to America. No place for pu---es. Run your mouth and get your mouth punched. Love this place.
And look what goes on out there on the football field....... Both the 49er coach and the seahawks coach encourage this crap. Harbough said it on national tv yesterday. What a piece of work they are and for younger fans to look up to. And Harbough gets the award for the whinnest coach in all of football. Its embarrising the temper tantums he throws non -stop on national tv and I'm a 49er fan!!
I hope they lock these degenerates up for a very long time, Why do some act like freaking animals?
This is the epitome of why I can't tolerate fan loyality with profiessional sports.
This is the epitome of why I can't stand stupid "Homeboy" trash and whatever excuse they use for just kicking the crap out of someone. And just in passing the Police sure seemed to be busting their butts to stop the slap down.
Just acting like the bunch of animals that they are.
You said it never going to change the spots. They are taught this way of life no concern for other people and has nothing to do w/race.
They should put the Charger fans that did the beating into separate cells. Then have 5 or 6 Denver fans in the cell with each and beat the crap out of them.
And what the heck is that going to do more Hoodlums and gang bangers does noy solve the problem only adds to it.


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Lung metastasis assay after modulation of miR30 expression. 4T1 mammary cancer cells were transiently transfected with miR-30a family KD, Pre-miR-30a, and miR-159 KD control oligos. Next, cells were injected in the mammary fat pad of BALB/c mice and tumor growth was followed during 21 days (experiment shown in Figure 5C). Lungs obtained after the different conditions were minced, dissociated, and cells were suspended in medium containing 6-thioguanine and plated in culture dishes. After 14 days, cells were fixed by methanol and stained with methylene blue solution (A). All blue colonies were counted, one colony representing one clonogenic metastatic cell (B).
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Things that Make Us Smart: Defending Human Attributes in the Age of the Machine
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In Things That Make Us Smart, Donald A. Norman explores the complex interaction between human thought and the technology it creates, arguing for the development of machines that fit our minds, rather than minds that must conform to the machine.Humans have always worked with objects to extend our cognitive powers, from counting on our fingers to designing massive supercomputers. But advanced technology does more than merely assist with thought and memory--the machines we create begin to shape how we think and, at times, even what we value. Norman, in exploring this complex relationship between humans and machines, gives us the first steps towards demanding a person-centered redesign of the machines that surround our lives.
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LONDON—It must have seemed perfect casting: Danny DeVito as Willie Clark and Richard Griffiths as Al Lewis, the estranged old buffers who used to be top of the bill in vaudeville, in Neil Simon's 1972 play, "The Sunshine Boys." The pint-sized American movie star could practically fit into the jacket pocket of the giant British actor, well-known for his role as Uncle Vernon in the Harry Potter films. They are, however, competing with memories of Walter Matthau and George Burns in the 1975 Herbert Ross movie.
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The play opened last night at the Savoy Theatre. (I, with many other critics, saw the last preview.) The highlight of director Thea Sharrock's production is the "dress rehearsal" of the doctor sketch, a hilarious mixture of physical comedy and wit, in which Mr. DeVito's character seems to channel several Marx brothers at once.
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However, despite the brilliance of Mr. DeVito's performance, there were problems with the production. Neither Mr. Griffiths nor Mr. Levy is quite at home with his New York accent and, from where I sat, near the stage in row L, many of Mr. Griffiths's punch lines were inaudible. Perhaps he was saving his full powers of projection for opening night.
Though the choreographed scene involving the placing of a table and chairs was brilliant, there was a distinct failure by the pair to engage with each other. Maybe, once past the previews, they'll feel the need to put some urgency into their relationship.
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REL 200: Approaches to the Study of Religion (General Courses)
Prof. Hoglund, MW 12:30-1:45pm – Explores the history of and methodological resources for the study of religion. The emphasis is on the ways religion has been defined, studied, and interpreted over the last several centuries.
REL 310: The Prophetic Literature (Group I: Biblical Studies)
Prof. Hoglund, MWF 10:00-10:50am – An examination of the development and theological contents of the literary products of Israel's prophetic movement. Included in this study will be an assessment of the role of prophets and/or prophecy in ancient Israel, and the forms by which prophetic concepts were communicated. An effort will also be made to develop ways of reading the prophetic literature in order to appreciate its richness of religious thought and expression.
REL 332: Religion & Public Engagement (Group II: Religion, History, & Society)
Prof. Boyd, Tuesdays 3:30-6:00pm – This seminar introduces students to dynamics at work at the interface between religious communities and the public sphere. It will explore, through a wide range of readings, guest lectures, field trips, and films, the potential for social change—constructive and destructive—within and between communities in contemporary local, regional, national and global contexts. For Spring 2015, among the religions included will be Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and Native traditions. Among the topics covered will be the US Civil Rights Movement, mass incarceration, Native American Land Rights, the relation of church and state, women's rights, religious intolerance, inter-faith collaboration, and skills in the conduct of public life. Students will conduct team research aimed at issues related to the semester's selected areas of inquiry (e.g., criminal justice (innocence, re-entry, reform); education and racial desegregation/resegregation; disaster relief; campus tolerance/intolerance; Native American land rights).
REL 335: Religious Ethics and The Problem of War & Peace (Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. Ilesanmi, MW 5:00-6:15pm – It is a common assumption that war is a "political" issue that is devoid of religious or moral implications. However, major religions of the world, notably, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have consistently rejected such an assumption. This course will examine the perennial issues that surround war and peace from a variety of religious and secular perspectives. Materials will be drawn from classical and contemporary authors. The objectives of the course include (1) familiarizing students with the rich deposit of religious and moral wisdom about the use of lethal force, and (2) enabling them to think critically about the urgent issues facing humanity in the contemporary world.
REL 388: South Asian Women: Religion, Culture, & Politics (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Ramachandran, WF 2:00-3:15pm – Grouped under the title South Asia, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka differ culturally but also share geographical proximity, languages, religions and most importantly a history of colonization that still looms large. It is from this point of convergence that we can connect the lives of men and women within the South Asian subcontinent. This course takes into account the histories, experiences and lives of South Asian Women. Using a feminist and postcolonial perspective, it examines the intersection of religion, race and gender from both a theoretical and a practical point of view. This course focuses on issues of representation and identity formation, recognizing how categories such as "South Asian" and "woman" become tools for a simultaneous understanding of both culture and gender creating a place for both oppression and empowerment. It brings together the voices of South Asian women and men living in the subcontinent as well as the diaspora.
Course Objectives:
1) To outline the adequate theory and methodology necessary to understand and/or study the lives of South Asian Women
2) To analyze how religion, gender, race, sexuality, and class intersect to construct groups and individuals
REL 390A: Charisma, Capitalism, and Color (Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. R. Neal, TR 12:30-1:45pm – What is charisma? What is its nature and function? How does charisma play itself out in Black American culture? What is the relationship between charisma, Black American culture, and American capitalism? In light of the historical experience of Black Americans, why is charisma employed by some Black Americans to promote American capitalism? In light this experience, why is charisma employed by some Black Americans to challenge the American capitalist order? What role does religion play in fueling charisma with respect to Black American culture and the logic of American capitalism? Such are the kinds of questions that drive this course. In a word, this course examines charisma as a phenomenon among select charismatic figures in the past and contemporary experience of African Americans. It probes the allure, promises, paradoxes, and perils of American capitalism in the biographies and histories of Black charismatic individuals and organizations. It draws from the 20th and 21st century experiences of African Americans which include, the Depression era, the Civil Rights/Black Power era, and the Post-Soul era. Diverse charismatic personalities including, Marcus Garvey, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Oprah Winfrey, will be considered. In treating such figures, specific attention will be given to the geographic contexts and social conditions that give rise to charismatic personalities and their relationship to the logic of capitalism.
REL 390B: Radical Ecologies (Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. Johnston & Prof. Madera (English Dept.), Thursdays 2:00-4:30pm – This course explores crucial points of connection between ecosystems, modes of production and subsistence, and culturally mediated values. Seminar participants will gain understandings of how the environment is a composition of interconnected systems. They will explore the dynamic links between ecology and world literature, religion, and ethics. We will discuss such issues as nature-based spiritualties, deep ecology, bioregionalism, eco-feminism, radical environmental activism, and ethical obligations to other-than-human and future life forms. Our studies will highlight the different ways individuals and communities shape, and are shaped by, their habitats. Students in this course should expect to develop a foundational understanding of issues environmental issues today.
REL 391: East Asian Meditation Practices (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Arthur, TR 9:30-10:45am – This course introduces and examines the theoretical and practical aspects of various forms of Asian meditation including Hindu concentration, Buddhist mindfulness, Buddhist Chan/Zen zazen, Tibetan Buddhist mandala and Daoist visualizations, as well as moving meditation and energy work. For each tradition, we will cover three dimensions: first, the historical, social, and cultural contexts of the meditation practice and the tradition's overall worldview, i.e., the views it holds of the body and mind, cosmos, humanity, self, and consciousness. Second, we will read practitioners' ideas about their practices and effects, and we will try them out for ourselves in class. Third, we will analyze a wide array of modern, scientific research to explore different perspectives about the physiological and psychological benefits and limitations of short- and long-term meditation practices.
REL 392: American Indian and Indigenous Philosophy and Cosmovision (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Wiethaus, Tuesdays 3:30-6:15pm – This upper level course explores the thought of leading American Indian and Indigenous philosophers through their writings and historical contexts. Special emphasis will be placed on gender, oral traditions, and the role of community. Cultural zones to be considered include pre– and post-Columbian Mesoamerica (Popol Vuh, Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz, Spiderwoman narratives), and the Great Plains (Lakota tellings, Vine Deloria, Jr, George Eastman, Sitkala-Za).
2015 Fall Course Schedule
|Intro to Religion
|Wingate 210
|Intro to Religion
|L. Neal
|Wingate 210
|Intro to Religion
|Wingate 306
|Intro to Religion
|Wingate 306
|Intro to the Bible
|Wingate 306
|Intro to the Bible
|Wingate 306
|Intro to Christian Traditions
|Wingate 314
|Intro to Christian Traditions
|Wingate 314
|Intro to Asian Religions
|Wingate 210
|Monotheisms: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
|Wingate 314
|Intro to African Religions
|Wingate 209
|Intro to Hindu Religions
|Wingate 314
|Intro to Hindu Religions
|Wingate 314
|Intro to Buddhist Traditions
|Wingate 210
|Intro to Islamic Traditions
|Van Doorn Harder
|Wingate 209
|Intro to Islamic Traditions
|Van Doorn Harder
|Wingate 209
|Ritual Studies
|Wingate 206
|Magic, Science & Religion
|Wingate 206
|Wisdom Literature
|Wingate 206
|The Search for Jesus
|Wingate 206
|Religion & Law
|Wingate 209
|Religious Intolerance in the US
|L. Neal
|Wingate 206
|Zen Buddhism
|Wingate 206
|The Quran and the Prophet
|Van Doorn Harder
|Wingate 209
|Special Topics in South Asian Religions: Hindu Images
|Wingate 314
|Religion, Culture & the Body
|Wingate 210
Religion Department Upper Level Course Offerings Fall 2015
REL 306: Ritual Studies (General Courses)
Prof. Whitaker, WF 11:00am-12:15pm – This course will introduce students to the various methods and theories employed in the field of ritual studies, while examining comparative rituals and ritualized practices from around the world.
REL 307: Magic, Science & Religion (General Courses)
Prof. Johnston, TR 9:30-10:45am – This course explores the intersections between the cultural categories of magic and science and various religious traditions and groups. First, the course explores so-called western science, its dependence on both western and non-western religious institutions and ideation, and the cultural construction of the concept "magic." Students will also encounter perspectives on non-western epistemology and knowledge. The course also explores astronomy and cosmology, indigenous science and modes of healing, and the relationships between evolution, ecology and religion.
REL 317: Wisdom Literature (Group I: Biblical Studies)
Prof. Hoglund, TR 12:30-1:45pm – An examination of the canonical and deuterocanonical wisdom literature of ancient Israel. Specifically, the course offers an in-depth analysis of the books of Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, and Ben Sira (Ecclesiasticus). The study will emphasize an understanding of the literary forms in these books, the evidence for growth and development, as well as the interpretive problems raised by these elements. The unique theological insights of Israel's Wisdom literature will be a continuous concern of the class. A great deal of emphasis is placed on class discussion and interaction.
REL 320: The Search for Jesus (Group I: Biblical Studies)
Prof. Foskett, MW 12:30-1:45pm – Who was Jesus of Nazareth? What does historical study suggest about the life and teachings of the figure who stands at the center of Christian tradition? Why do scholars and others pursue these questions? What difference might they make? This course introduces students to the questions, aims, methods and sources that have shaped and continue to inform the scholarly quest for the historical Jesus. The course will open with a general introduction to New Testament studies before taking on the primary issues that pertain to study of the historical Jesus.
REL 331: Religion and Law (Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. Ilesanmi, MW 5:00-6:15pm – The terms 'religion' and 'law' denote two complex realms of life that have much shared history and continue to intersect in the modern world. The relationship both spheres has increasingly become controversial, both in western and non-western societies. This is partly because both spheres compete for supremacy in the shaping of identities, legitimation of power, and regulation of society. This course will compare examples from a range of places and periods, pre-modern and modern, to cast into perspective religious and legal debates that figure in the U.S. today.
REL 342: Religious Intolerance in the US (Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. L. Neal, WF 9:30-10:45am – Many of us grew up singing "My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty…" In this course, we will investigate the truth of this claim. Throughout the semester, we will examine how religious intolerance—from hate speech to media coverage to violent acts—has been a persistent theme in the history of the United States. From 19th century persecutions of Mormons and Catholics to 20th century anti-Semitism and the proliferation of hate groups, we will study various forms of religious intolerance through an examination of both the perpetrators and the victims of intolerance.
REL 381: Zen Buddhism (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Ford, TR 11:00am-12:15pm –"What is the sound of one hand clapping?" "Without thinking of good or evil, show me your original face before your mother and father were born." These are examples of enigmatic Zen kōans. What is this late-blooming Buddhist tradition trying to say? What role has it played in the East Asian transformation of Buddhism? Why is this school of Buddhism so popular in the West (e.g., there are over 1500 books in print with 'Zen' in the title)? And how has it been misunderstood and/or misappropriated? Finally, what insight does it offer to other religious traditions and the study of religion more broadly? These are just some of the questions this course will address.
Zen (in China, Chan 禪), one of the major schools of Buddhism in East Asia, emerged out of the transmission of Indian Buddhism to China and later Japan. Although Zen claims to be the essence of the Buddha's original teachings, no formal school of Zen ever existed in the Buddha's homeland of India. This course explores the transformation of Buddhism in East Asia through the lens of the Zen tradition. Topics will include: the basic doctrines of Buddhism; meditation practices; the rise of Mahāyāna; the transmission of Buddhism to China; the emergence and development of Chan in China and its refinement as Zen in Japan; Zen's radical reinterpretation of Buddhist concepts; the intersections between Zen and the arts; and the popular representations of Zen in the West. While there are no formal prerequisites, some prior exposure to Buddhism is strongly recommended.
REL 383: The Quran and the Prophet (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Van Doorn Harder, TR 9:30-10:45am – During this course we study the contents of the Qur'an, the various stages of the history of its revelation and how it came to function as the basis of Muslim belief, worship, and law. We look at the role of the Prophet Muhammad as the recipient and transmitter of the Qur'an's message and what his symbolic presence as a model for all Muslims means in the spiritual life of a Muslim. We furthermore study the Qur'an's artistic qualities and its place and role in daily Muslim life and try to gain understanding about how the various modes of its interpretation developed.
REL 385: Special Topics in South Asian Religions: Hindu Images (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Ramachandran, TR 2:00-3:15pm – This course explores the social and political history of Hindu imagery in India, Europe, and North America from the late 18th century to the present. It investigates the production, interaction, and interpretation of discourse about Hindu imagery by Hindus and non-Hindus to demonstrate how Hindu images have been inscribed with multiple and highly contested meanings. Hindu images serve a multitude of purposes that function interdependently and independently in religious, social, political, artistic, and commercial realms. In these various instances, the use and interpretation of Hindu imagery by priests, devotees, colonizers, missionaries, orientalists, retailers, and consumers have served to shape and define Hindu identity. Using a postcolonial perspective, this course examines colonial and nationalist dynamics of power, representation, and the signification of the Hindu image.
REL 390: Religion, Culture, and the Body (Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Arthur, TR 12:30-1:45pm – Everyone lives in a physical body, which is central to our identities. This course explores the body as a multi-faceted locus of contested religious, social, cultural, philosophical, political, and scientific ideals. We utilize a comparative agenda to present and discuss a range of perspectives about the body and to help students recognize that a common core of humanity is found in our embodiment. Therefore, it is important to step out from behind theologically-determined, media-driven, and unrecognized prejudices about our bodies in order to develop understanding and tolerance for differences among people and their bodily ideals.
After developing a toolbox to discuss the body using a range of perspectives, we turn to examine many of the ways and reasons that people attempt to control and modify their bodies – through practices such as dieting, exercise, tattooing, and cosmetic surgery – in search of legitimacy, power, and perfection, and we reflect on how these goals influence our visions of ourselves. Questioning the ways in which various perspectives change one's perceptions of the self, others, and the world, the class discussions will become key for facilitating respectful dialogue amongst differing opinions, for questioning presuppositions about the body, and to avoid taking for granted and perpetuating subtle negative presentations of body images and ideas as we continue through life and become responsible members of local and global communities.
Tentative Spring 2016 Upper Level Courses
REL 200. Approaches to the Study of Religion. (3h, General Courses)
Prof. Annalise Glauz-Todrank – Explores the history of and methodological re-sources for the study of religion. Focus may vary with instructor, but the emphasis is on the ways religion has been defined, studied, and interpreted over the last several centuries.
REL 240. Religion and Ecology. (3h, Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. Lucas Johnston – Cross-cultural examination of the relationships among human beings, their diverse cultures, habitats, and religions, including social and political understandings of the environment. [To be cross-listed with Environmental Studies]
REL 250. Religion and Race. (3h, Group II: Religion, History, and Society)
Prof. Annalise Glauz-Todrank – Explores the relationship between religion and race in a variety of traditions as well as historical and geographic contexts.
REL 265. Culture and Religion in Contemporary Native America. (3h, Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Ulrike Wiethaus – Interdisciplinary survey of American-Indian culture, including the arts and literature, religions, and historical changes. Emphasizes the impact of the Conquista, encounters with Northern Atlantic societies, and contemporary developments. Also listed as AES 265 and HMN 285. (CD)
REL 267. Religion and Popular Culture. (3h, Group II: Religion, History & Society)
Prof. Lynn Neal – Examines the relationship between religion and popular culture, focusing on a variety of popular culture forms and interpretive skills. Focus varies with instructor.
REL 305. Ethnography of Religion. (3h, General Courses)
Prof. Shawn Arthur – Study of theory and method in ethnography of religion where students closely read ethnographies from a variety of cultures and discuss the practical, methodological, and ethical issues related to ethnography. Course culminates with students researching and writing their own ethnographies. (CD)
REL 312. The Critical Study of the Pentateuch. (3h, Group I: Biblical Studies)
Prof. Ken Hoglund – Study of the five traditional books of Moses (the Torah) and the various lines of analysis that modern Biblical critics have used to interpret their composition and role in the development of Israelite theological thought.
REL 336. Religious Traditions and Human Rights. (3h, Group II: Religion, History & Society)
Prof. Simeon Ilesanmi – Historical study of the lives and thought of selected Christian mystics with special attention to their religious experience.
REL 362. Topics in Islam. (3h, Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Nelly Van Doorn Harder – Variable topics in Islamic history, thought, and/or practice. May be repeated for credit if topic varies. (CD)
REL 385. Topics in South Asian Religions. (3h, Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Tanisha Ramachandran – Variable topics in the religions of South Asia. May be repeated for credit if topic varies. (CD)
REL 387. Priests, Warriors, and Ascetics in Ancient India. (3h, Group III: World Religions)
Prof. Jarrod Whitaker – Introduces students to the history, culture, and ritual traditions of ancient India by examining the overlapping practices, beliefs, ideologies, and gendered representations of priests, warriors, kings, and ascetics. (CD)


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For the past few years at the Chicago Auto Show, a company based in Gurnee, Ill., has built and displayed a custom Chevrolet Camaro in honor of the local NHL franchise, the Chicago Blackhawks. This year is no different.
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Real Wheels makes custom parts for an array of vehicles from semitrucks to SUVs, but it's the Chicago Blackhawks Camaro that likely gets this company the most attention. This year's car is a 2014 Camaro SS convertible with some new tweaks. There's still the Indian head logo cutouts in the custom grille, but there is no logo on the hood, just a stripe job around the hood scoop.
Other Blackhawk touches include embossed Indian head logos in the door panels, a logo on the brake pedal and a hockey-puck shifter that's signed on one side by Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews and right wing Patrick Kane on the other.
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Varian Medical Systems, Inc., of Palo Alto, California, is the world's leading manufacturer of medical devices and software for treating cancer and other medical conditions with radiotherapy, radiosurgery, and brachytherapy. The company supplies informatics software for managing comprehensive cancer clinics, radiotherapy centers and medical oncology practices. Varian is a premier supplier of tubes and digital detectors for X-ray imaging in medical, scientific, and industrial applications and also supplies X-ray imaging products for cargo screening and industrial inspection. Varian Medical Systems employs approximately 5,400 people who are located at manufacturing sites in North America, Europe, and China and approximately 70 sales and support offices around the world. For more information, visit http://www.varian.com.Forward-Looking Statements
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Elevation and 11 water holes next to crystal clear lakes - discs easily retrieved. Wind will add strokes. $4/car/weekends.
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# Holes: 18
Target Type: Mach III
Tee Type: Mixed
Elevation: Slight Slope
Foliage: Scattered
Course Length: 5,000ft
Alternate Length: 5,300ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 12 | 300 - 400ft: 4 | Over 400ft: 2
Palmetto Expressway (SR826); go east on Gratigny Pky, take 1st exit and go south on 57 Ave. (Red Road), turn left on 68 St. Park is 1 mile on left. 1st tee 200 ft. north of old skate park, south side of large lake.
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by Bob Chard on Feb 11, 2010 at 2:00am
A fun course to play! I had a hard time with the directions on finding it as I couldn't identify the "old skate park". Luckily, there was a small hand-written sign nailed to a tree near hole one that I was able to spot from the road. Hole one had a very good map of the course in a plastic tube. If not for the map, it would have been very hard to identify the next tee pad locations. It has lots of water hazards (I lost 3 discs in them), but a very enjoyable course.
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This weekend in Boston, my friends and I were eager for a more cost-efficient meal, since eating out was draining our wallets. There were four of us — me, Sean, Shira and Jaime — and the plan, as these things often do, ballooned in complexity as dinner drew closer. First it was chicken breasts and kale and rice, and then it was breaded chicken and wild rice, and then it was chicken with white wine, cream and mushroom sauce with brown rice and kale, crème brulee, and an appetizer of brie cheese, bread and wine.
Seniors at Middlebury College are studying the harvesting standards for biomass at the college's new biomass plant, which the college fired up last winter.
There's something unusual about sweet potatoes. They're an in-between vegetable, more sweet than savory, just as comfortable in dessert dishes as they are in dinner dishes.
I knew all this, but I'd never really cooked anything with them. Sweet potato fries, roasted root vegetables, sweet potato pie…that was about where my list of possibilities ran out.
I spent much of this week pulling together information for a two-part set of articles about slaughterhouses in Vermont, which you can read here and here.
Will Stevens plucked heads of garlic apart, throwing each clove into the empty crate beside him. It was a Wednesday morning at Golden Russet Farm in Shoreham, and the day was just getting started.
"All you need is a little leverage," he said, pulling off a particularly stubborn clove.
David, who was at the farm interviewing to work next season, was also separating cloves.
"Is that a life lesson or a garlic lesson?" he asked.
"A little of both, I guess," said Will.
I didn't really intend to play Quidditch again. I played in the first Quidditch World Cup at Middlebury College, back when it was definitely not a "World Cup."
An update just rolled in from the Vermont Department of Health: The department has confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza in all regions of the state, and increased levels of influenza-like illness are being reported in most regions.
Vermont will report "widespread" influenza activity for the week ending Oct. 17 to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Most U.S. states (41) have already reported widespread activity levels.
That "widespread" activity was slower to hit New England than other parts of the country.
Throughout the summer, almost every small produce market and grocery store in Rome has packages of fiori di zucca — zucchini flowers. Their delicate orange blossoms are usually around four inches long and slender, petals scrunched together. When crushed, they give off the crisp smell of fresh leaves.
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