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Lovely relaxing holiday
I have recently returned from a weeks holiday staying B&B at the Bussola with my sister. Neither of us had been to Calabria although both of us had been to other parts of Italy. We were offered a welcome drink on arrival at the hotel which was much appreciated. We were shown to our room which was much nicer than I expected but unfortunately only had a double bed but this was down to me not stating we wanted twin beds when booking. It was no problem at all and we were given another room which had lovely views and the following day twin beds replaced the double. The room was very clean and all the fixtures and fittings looked brand new. Having a safe in the room free of charge was new to me and although we didn't feel it necessary we did make use of it. There was plenty of wardrobe and cupboard space and the en-suite bathroom had a bidet and shower and we had fresh towells each day. Breakfast was perfectly adequate with cereals, rolls, jams, fruit juice and coffee/cappucino etc from a machine. I loved the cappucino from it but my sister didn't and so the owner would make her a cup of the same coffee they drank which was not from the machine. nothing seemed to be too much trouble. A nice touch was being served a warm filled croissant as we sat down to breakfast. It was such a peaceful and relaxing holiday with lots of little country lanes to walk down and discover all the tucked away restaurants. It was comfortable walking distance to Ricardi station, Capo Vaticano and San Nicolo but often as we set off on our walks we would be offered a lift from Fabio (son of the owner) who speaks very good English and also runs a shuttle between the hotel and Groticelli beach which occassionally we did use for the return as it was quite a steep walk back up. It was one of the loveliest holidays I have had as the area was so unspoilt and peaceful, maybe mid-summer might be a lot busier though, people were very friendly but my Italian phrase book was with me at all times as we found very little English spoken in most places. I would definitely go back and would stay at the Bussola again. The Guiliano family who own the hotel are all very friendly and helpful as are the other members of staff. While there we visited Tropea approx 4-5 miles away which is well worth a visit. A wonderful town full of character and with a lovely beach. Only 2 stops on the train and 2 euros. We also went to Scicily for the day but really a couple of days was needed. We managed to get to Taormina and have lunch and take in the amazing views but it was very rushed. Another time. It would be a great advantage to have a car for exploring the area but not having one didn't stop us from getting around quite easily.
La Bussola Tropea: lovely hotel.
La Bussola Tropea very nice hotel!! The location was perfect, the desk staff very helpful knowledgable and they spoke 2 languages. Nice room and excellent reception staff. Relaxing atmosphere, services, cleanliness, comfortable beds, good food (delicious restaurant) and beautiful swimming pool.
Family management (very very friendly and hospitable ) and we enjoyed our stay.
La Bussola Tropea: splendido hotel.
La Bussola Tropea hotel molto bello!! La posizione era perfetta, lo staff del desk � molto efficiente, parlavano tutti 2 lingue. Le camere erano belle e lo staff della reception era fantastico. L'atmosfera era rilassante, il servizio, la pulizia, i letti comodi, il cibo ottimo (il ristorante era delizioso) e la piscina era bellissima.
La gestione era famigliare (la famiglia era molto molto cordiale ed ospitale) e ci siamo trovati benissimo.
La Bussola Tropea: lovely accomodations, relax location.
La Bussola is a beautiful hotel. The restaurant was incredible. The room and bathroom were very roomy and comfortable. The breakfast was excellent! Wow! that was the best breakfast buffet spread we've ever had during our stay in Europe. The internet is free, which I did not get to use, but it was in the lobby, just have to ask for password. I would truly come back and stay at this hotel. Just a suggestion which the hotel had provided for me before I got to the hotel. Well I forgot the direction on how to get there. Great shopping location (Capo Vaticano / San Nicol�) and the lake is just 5 - 10 min walk.
Friendliness and helpfulness of staff. Thanks!!!
La Bussola hotel Ricadi very nice family hotel.
Reception staff and service were very pleasant and efficient on arrival and checking out, cleanliness of the room, bathroom facilities, super breakfast and restaurant! The rest of the staff were friendly and courteous. Special thanks to Fabrizio and family Giuliano.
Schöner Urlaub im La Bussola Hotel!!
Ich war im September 2005 im "La Bussola". Es ist ein familiengef�hrtes Hotel (alle sehr, sehr freundlich). September ist eine sch�ne Zeit in Capo Vaticano, in der N�he von Tropea. Das Hotel bietet nette Leistungen: einen kostenlosen Shuttlebus zum/vom Strand (Giuseppe ist ein besonderer Mensch), Klimaanlage, Farbfernseher, gro�en Parkplatz usw. Wir hatten ein sch�nes, gro�es Zimmer mit Blick auf den Pool. Das Personal an der Rezeption sind au�ergew�hnlich hilfsbereit und nett. Das Hotel hat eine tolle Lage und freundliches Personal. Tolles Restaurant! Ein ausgezeichnetes Hotel. Das Hotel hat eine sch�ne Webseite (-)albergolabussola(-). La Bussola in Kalabrien. Vielen Dank f�r den sch�nen Urlaub.
Vielen Dank für den schönen Urlaub, La Bussola Hotel!
Sehr hilfsbereites und aufmerksames Personal. Meine Frau war eine Nacht sehr ver�rgert und der Eigent�mer hat das Problem fabelhaft gel�st. Der Service und die Sauberkeit sind hervorragend. Der leitende Bruder des Hotels ist ein Juwel. Es ist seit fast 50 Jahren ein familiengef�hrtes Hotel und man kann die W�rme und Herzlichkeit sp�ren. Personal sehr freundlich, saubere Zimmer. Das Hotel ist leicht zu finden. Das Restaurant ist etwas ganz Besonderes!!! Sch�nes Hotel f�r den Urlaub. Das Meer ist ca. 900 Meter entfernt. Es gibt einen Shuttlebus zum/vom Strand. Vielen Dank "Giuliano"-Familie!!
Friendly, family run and good value
The location of this hotel is perfect if you enjoy peaceful vacations. Its a few kilometers outside Tropea itself, but within walking distance of the small town of San Nicolo, which has a great Gelateria. However, if you want nightlife and to stay up late and go out drinking, this isn't the place for you. The hotel offers pick-up and drop-off at the local rail station (Ricadi) for free and to/from Lamezia Terme airport for a fee (book in advance for an aiport transfer or just call from the station for collection - but you'll need a cellphone). You could just stay here for a week, eat in the hotel and walk the tranquil local lanes and have a perfect get-away. If you want to do a bit more than that, you'll need to get yourself a rental car which will open up the area to you, put more interesting towns and a wider selection of beaches at your disposal.
The hotel itself is typical of mediterranean family run small hotels, very clean and functional but not luxurious. The family is friendly and mostly speak passable English, while the father Pino is fluent and effusively helpful. My room was small but adequate, with a side balcony but no view. Its worth noting that rooms facing the front of the hotel on the first and second floor (US second and third floor) have balconies AND a view towards Tropea and the ocean, a few rooms have pool views. The rooms have individual AC units and TVs, but only show Italian terrestrial channels. The only negative is the common one of marble-floored corridors and rooms transmitting sound which echoes through the walls of your room, I was there in the very low season when the hotel was quite quiet but I could foresee that in high season when its full it would only take a few party animals to create a much less restful environment.
The food was very good but service was a bit patchy, if you're American you'll need to be patient and clear about which order you want your dishes brought out in, and if you're English you'd be well advised to take your own teabags as the hotel's standard issue is Lipton's Lemon Tea, which tastes a bit odd with milk and sugar. Its also worth taking your own hand towel and face cloth/flannel as in common with most Italian hotels this one gives you the flat linen variety which looks like a dish towel to us. The hotel will do laundry for you, but the service can take several days.
Overall, I highly recommend this hotel in its category; it does serve as a very good value, friendly and tasty place to stay and the tranquil location is a winner.
La Bussola hotel good vacation!!
I have stayed at "La Bussola" in September 2005. It is a family management (very very friendly).
September is a beautiful month to stay in Capo Vaticano near Tropea. The hotel offers a good services: free shuttle service to/from the beach (Giuseppe is a special person),air conditioned, tv color, big parking, etc.. We had a nice large room with swimming pool view. Moreover the guys at the recpetion are exceptionally helpful and nice. The hotel was in a great location, had friendly helpful staff. Wonderful restaurant!! An excellent hotel.
The hotel has a graceful web site (-)albergolabussola(-)
La Bussola in Calabria...thanks for splendid vacations.
La Bussola hotel very good holiday, thanks to you!!
Extremely helpful and supportive staff. My wife was extremely upset 1 night and the owner was absolutely brilliant with his support and care. The service and cleanliness was incredible, the managing brother was absolutely a gem, its family run for over 30 - 50 years you ge a great feeling of unity and warmth. Fiendly staff,clean room,easy to find the place.
The restaurant is special!!!! Good hotel for make the holidays. The sea far approximately 900 mt. There is a good shuttle service to and from the beach. Thank you "Giuliano" family!!!
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We drove to Tropea this morning and visited the old town and then went on to the beach beyond Sta Domenica. The weather was gorgeous and 28c and swimming was fab in the warm sea!
On on the way back we stopped at Pizzo and viewed the Chiaso Piedigrotto. This is a church that has been carved into the rock. Unfortunately it wasn't open, although apparently it should have been! We could see a bit of the carvings through the gates!
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Since the Gangstas in Space DLC came out 360A won't save any changes I make to my achievements for Saints Row 3.
Anyone else have this problem or know a solution?
Mine wasn't with Gangstas in Space but Trouble with Clones but what I did was delete Saints Row The Third off in the My Checklists page then enable it again and check them off again and that worked for me.
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Don't disable tracking. Delete the game. On your checklists page use the red X. It's a known bug that sometimes shows up when a game gets DLC added.
I don't see any red X's either on the games page or in my profile [using chrome.]
Nevermind, didn't notice the [very obvious] "My checklists" link next to the profile link.
Fixed the problem, thankyou for the help.
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The company is seeking more than 450 safety-oriented, qualified drivers, as well as technicians and management staff, to fill newly created positions to serve CREC's contract. First Student currently provides transportation for 20 of CREC's routes.
Within five years, the company expects to transport students on 400 routes for CREC's member districts throughout the Hartford area.
"We have worked with CREC for four years and understand the challenges they face in transporting students from multiple locations to districts across the region," said Linda Burtwistle, president of First Student. "We are pleased the district has chosen to expand our relationship, allowing us to provide safe and secure transportation to even more of their students."
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Moreover, First Student will open three new facilities in East Hartford, Hartford and Suffield to accommodate the new routes and buses. The company currently seeks to fill a number of driver, technician and management staff positions at these locations.
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- Catalog ABZ080
- Description You can still smell the burned kerosine of Koen Groeneveld's "Jetblast" that rocked the crowds and topped the charts during the past months. Well, the maestro is back with the next destroyer ! It's time to put your hands back up in the air and wave them like you just don't care to this big Techno monster with that unmistakable Koen Groeneveld stamp. Roof raising beats, a subby bassline and hand raising vocals, that remind us of the 2009 classic "Put Your Hands Up" by Koen Groeneveld and Mark Knight. On remix duty we got Koen teaming up with a dude that has been one of the very first producers to release on our label back in the day. Quentin Rodriguez and Koen spiced up "Wave" with a next level dirty and groovy Tech House treatment. Muuuuuuuussst have ! ;-)


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Not every type of music gets a title during the height of its cultural enlightenment. Hip hop's came in the 90's with the label of the "Golden Era." The Golden Era was a time in the late 80's-early 90's that firstly solidified that hip hop was not a fad as many thought. Secondly, it proved to be a viable source of income for artists as well as corporate entities. Finally, the Golden Era brought a defined sound to hip hop. Every coast had a discernable sound. An artist could flourish without a "hit" record. Unlike today, they were handing out record deals like hotcakes to anyone with talent. If you had a niche, you had a deal. An artist didn't have to be tough or hood. They could just be. If you liked sampled music with a grimey flow on top you could easily find something from the East coast. If you wanted to know about gang life with some funk behind it you went to the West. Later the South would find it's voice too. There was an equation to the sound of the golden era and everyone (mostly) was happy. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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Prizes and Awards
Prizes are awarded annually to history students in recognition of scholastic achievements, accomplishments and proficiency.
Honors Program
Honors projects provide an opportunity for students to integrate their education and focus it via a significant research and writing project, including a challenging oral defense.
Research Funding
The History Department has funding available to help defray expenses incurred by students for their research projects.
Jobs and Internships
The Twin Cities are a valuable resource, and students work in many local archives, including the Minnesota Historical Society, Immigration History Research Center, Social Welfare History Archives, YMCA National Archives, and Jewish Historical Archive.
Opportunity Updates
Calls for papers (C), internship openings (I), job opportunities (J), grad programs (G), fellowships (F), research/project opportunities (R), events (E), and study away programs (A); in reverse order, with the most recent notices at the top. Active items are listed in bold:
(G) 9/23/2016 MA Program in European and Mediterranean Studies at NYU
Applications for Fall 2017 are being accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Tuition scholarships will also be offered to candidates accepted to the MA program. It is recommended to apply as soon as possible, as funds are limited.In addition to courses offered by the CEMS Department, graduate students may take classes with a European/Mediterranean focus offered by other departments—including, but not limited to, history, politics, anthropology, cinema studies, French studies, Italian studies, Irish studies, and many other disciplines. Students may also take courses at other NYU schools—such as the School of Law or Graduate School of Public Service—as well as at Columbia University, through a special Consortium agreement existing between the two institutions. For more information like how to apply, see the MA in European and Mediterranean Studies NYU Flyer.
(I) 9/21/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
D. E. Shaw & Co.,
- Corporate Development Intern Summer 2017- Applications Due April 30, 2017
- Generalist Intern Summer 2017- Applications Due April 30, 2017
Minnesota Department of Human Services
- Executive Pathways Internship Summer 2017- Applications Due December 9, 2016
(E) 9/21/2016 Karin Velaz at the Honors Lecture Series at the University of Minnesota
Professor Karin Velez will be presenting at the University of Minnesota's Honors Lecture Series, "Six Women, Six Topics, Six Perspectives" on Monday, September 26, at 7 pm, in the Ted Mann Concert Hall (West Bank). Her talk will be "Well-Behaved Women (and Animals) Seldom Make History: Questioning Behavior Standards in the History of Religion." Tickets are $7 for non-UMN students, but come talk to Herta in the History Department for help with tickets. For the full lineup at the series, the the Honors Lecture Series Flyer.
(C) 9/12/2016 Journal of Undergraduate International Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Call for Papers
The Journal is currently accepting submissions for its Fall 2016 issue. It seeks to publish the world's premier undergraduate work related to international themes. Submissions generally range in length from 5 to 20 pages, but may be longer. Submissions must not have been published in any other publication. Current undergraduates and recent graduates (one semester out or less) are eligible to submit their work. To submit your work, email it as an attachment to email@example.com Submissions must be received by Sunday October 9th, 2016 at 11:59 pm CST.
(F) 8/31/2016 The Archaeological Institute of America Funding Opportunities
The Archaeological Institute of America offers a range of funding opportunities, including fellowships, publication grants, scholarships and travel grants—plus the Site Preservation grants and awards, and the Cotsen Excavation Grants. Further information can be found on the AIA's website at http://www.archaeological.org/grants. Fall deadlines coming up for many of the programs. See their fellowship flier here. And see their grant flier here.
(I) 8/25/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute Editorial Intern Fall 2016- Applications Due September 30th
Minnesota's Children Museum:
- Museum Education Intern Fall 2016- Applications Due September 15
- Museum Operations Intern Fall 2016- Applications Due September 15. Email MN Children's Museum for more information
- Research Intern, Traveling Exhibits Fall 2016- Applications Due September 15. Email MN Children's Museum for more information
Exhibits Development Group:
- International Business Development Intern Fall 2016- Applications Due September 9th
- Museum Studies Intern Spring 2017- Applications Due December 15
- Project Management Intern Spring 2017- Applications Due December 15
(I) 8/15/2016 WWG Fall Internship Opportunities
World Without Genocide has internship opportunities for this fall
- Advocacy and Program Intern- (Fall 2016)- Work in the WWG headquarters to provide organizational and administrative support for advocacy initiatives and programming and generate community-based support for city, state, and national action. Applications due August, 2016. For more info: WWG A&P Intern Flier
- Program and Operations Institute Intern- (Fall 2016) Student will participate in critical thinking and reflection activities, learn from experts and survivors, and build the skills to become a human rights leader. For more info: WWG Institute Intern Flier
American Public Media Group "Historically Black" Fellowship
This project is for an enterprising person with a passion for African American history and audio storytelling. APM Reports and The Washington Post are partnering to create a signature new podcast and related web materials to mark the opening of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture. This fellowship position will assist with the production of the podcast and related media. More information here.
Edina Historical Society Internships
The Edina Historical Society has opportunities for college students and recent grads
looking to gain hands on experience in the museum field. Hours are flexible and can be
completed for school credit. Positions are unpaid. See the Internship announcement here.
Chicago Journal of History, the University of Chicago's undergraduate journal for historical research, is accepting submissions for the upcoming Autumn 2016 Edition.
There are no particular thematic restrictions. Most successful submissions range from 15 to 30 pages. Papers written for lectures and seminars, works produced in independent research, as well as B.A. theses are welcomed
Papers should be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com as an MS Word or PDF attachment (document title: "Last name + paper title") by Friday September 9th, 2016. Please be sure to format citations in the Chicago style and include a works cited page. For more information about the journal and to read our previous issues, please visit the website cjh.uchicago.edu.
(C) 4/29/2016 2016 Mentoring Conference: Call For Proposals
UNM Mentoring Institute invites faculty, staff and students of higher education, researchers, K-12 educators, community leaders, administrators, non-profit partners, government agencies, and other professionals to send in proposals that are informative and relevant to the field of developmental relationships, supported by theory and research. The term developmental relationship includes, but is not limited to mentoring, coaching, networking, and sponsorship relationships. For important dates and deadlines check out their website: UNM Mentoring Conference Website
(I) 4/29/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
Strategic Campaign Research Internship w/ The NewsGuild of Communication Workers of America- Paid, Starting May 11, 2016. Applications due May 6, 2016. For more information, see the CWA NG Campaign Research Intern Flyer
Summer Analyst Intern with Alpha Sights (San Francisco)- Summer 2016, Applications due May 30. For more information see the: Summer Analyst Alpha Sights Intern
(J) 4/28/2016 New Philanthropy, Foundations, and Nonprofit Jobs Listen in MC2
MC2 Job number after job title
- The Center For Effective Philanthropy - Cambridge, MA & San FranciscoCoordinator, Programming & External Relations 24700834
Analyst--YouthTruth 24700861
Analytics Engineer 24700839
- National Science Foundation
Statistician 24700907
- MN Council of Nonprofits - Twin Cities, Multiple Locations
18 positions!!!! FT/Paid, with placement in nonprofits many supporting ethnic and community building nonprofits. Search MN Council for Nonprofits on MC2.
Nonprofit Engagement Specialist - Nonprofits Assistance Fund 24700671
Program Associate For Lao Assistance Center of MN - Minneapolis 24700667
Evaluation & Communications Specialist - Dream of WIld Health 24700666
Program, Development Coordinator at LegalCORPS - Entrepreneurs of Color 24700673
- The Carnegie Foundation For The Advancement of Teaching
Post Baccalaureate Fellows 2400835
- Habitat For Humanity
Multiple Postings / Multiple locationsCS/UX and other disciplines
The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation - Minneapolis
Educational Innovation Coordinator 2400642
Youth Vocational Center Coordinator 24700643
Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute - St. Paul
Community Outreach 24700903
(C) 4/27/2016 European Studies Undergraduate Paper Prize
The European Studies Undergraduate Paper Prize is designed to encourage interest in the field of European Studies by rewarding talented undergraduates who have conducted original research in the field. Each prize winner will receive a check for $500, along with public recognition in the European Studies Newsletter and on the Council's social media sites. In addition, those prize winners who are interested in attending the CES conference may request one conference registration waiver for any conference in the three years following their award. Nominations are due (along with all supporting materials) on or before May 30, 2016. See the ESU Paper Prize Flyer for more information
(E) 4/22/2016 Crossing Borders Event
Crossing Borders Activists in collaboration with Amnesty International Student Organization is holding a panel discussion highlighting "Policy Implications of the refugee crisis in Europe and the U.S." Join in for a rich discussion, learning, and sharing knowledge with professors, researchers and community members. The program includes a panel of expert who will discuss various topics on the refugee experience and the legal aspects relating to their journey and challenges in seeking asylum. See the Crossing Borders Flyer for more information.
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM, Tuesday Apr 26, 2016, Harmon Room, DeWitt Wallace Library
Join APIAC for a lecture and Q&A with nationally-renowned Historian Erika Lee on how Asian Americans have gone from being the despised "Yellow Peril" to the praised "Model Minority," and how their stories reveal the complexity of race in the US. Co-sponsored by History. Light lunch will be provided. See the poster here.
(J) 4/15/2016 New Publishing Jobs Posted to the CDC Website
Interested in working in the Publishing and/or Communications field? The CDC has recently posted several various publishing and communications job listings both locally and in New York City with titles ranging from Copy Assistant to Evaluation & Communications Specialist. For more information about the jobs and how to apply, see the MC2 website.
(I) 4/13/2016 West Academic Publishing Internship
West Academic is offering paid internship opportunities in our publishing group starting immediately through the end of Summer. Applications are due May 17th. For more information see the WAP Summer Intern Flier.
(I) 4/11/2016 Medical History Collections Internship
The Hennepin Medical History Center is seeking a selfdirected, motivated, organized, and hardworking individual who can assist the organization in its work this summer. Applications due May 1st. See the HMHC History Collections Intern Flier.
(E) 4/6/2019 22nd Annual Russian, Eastern European, and Central Asian Conference
Macalester's Russian Studies Department is hosting their annual conference with the following events:Thursday April 14th- Talk by Kevin Rothrock, editor @RuNetEcho, co-manager @RuNetMemes. For more information: Trolling to Success Talk Flier
Friday April 15th- Talk by Emily Baran '03, Russian & East European History Professor, Middle Tennessee State University. For more information: Soviet Power & Christian Dissent Talk Flier
Saturday April 16th- Undergraduate Paper Competition. For more information: Paper Competition Flier
(I) 4/5/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:National Park Service Museum Aide Intern: Paid internship in West Virginia. Applications due April 14th. See NPS Museum Intern Flier for more details on how to apply.
Exhibit Development Group Project Management Intern: Starts June 1st in St. Paul. Applications due May 15th. See EDP Project Management Intern Flier for more information.
(I) 4/4/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
User Assistance / Technical Writing Summer Intern- May- August 2016, See UATW Summer Intern Flier for more information.
(E) 4/4/2016 Fourth Critical Theory Annual Symposium
On Wednesday, April 27 from 5:00 -7:00/8:30, in the Weyerhaeuser Boardroom the Fourth Critical Theory Annual Symposium will be taking place. The topic this year is Orientalism, Postcolonialism, Globalization, and our three speakers are widely esteemed scholars and Macalester cherished teachers and colleagues: David Blaney (Political Science), Julia Chadaga (Russian Studies), and Khaldoun Samman (Sociology). See the CT Annual Symposium Flier for more details.
(E) 3/28/2016 Conferencia Alianza Latinx
April 16th Adelante! Macalester's Latin@ organization, is organizing a conference to strengthen the Latinx community by providing opportunities, developing cultural awareness, and addressing socio-political issues. Please RSVP through this link: http://goo.gl/forms/gVTXvZBZbj. More information found on the Latinx Conference Flier
(I) 3/28/2016 Mt. Olympus Collective Intern Summer 2016
Paid internship with Zeus Jones, acting as an outside source of perspectives and experiences with a business working to modernize other businesses. Applications are due April 9th. For more information about dates and how to apply, see the Mt. Olympus Intern 2016 Flier
The Department of Art & Art History is sponsoring an event that will bring Somali elders to campus to teach loomless weaving. See the flyer here.
(I) 3/22/2016 ACTC Museum Fellows Program
The "ACTC Museum Fellows Program" is designed to engage students in studying the challenges related to the underrepresentation of communities of color and American Indian Nations in historical organizations, museums, and public history graduate programs. View the ACTC Fellows Program flier here.
(I) 3/22/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
Hennepin County Library Special Collections Digitization Intern: June- August, applications due April 29. For more info: HCL Special Collections Digitization Intern Flier
Hennepin County Library Preservation Intern: June- August, applications due April 29. HCL Preservation Intern Flier
(E) 3/21/2016 The China Talk Series This Year
There is an on going China Talk Series sponsored by the US-China Peoples Friendship Association-MN Chapter (USCPFA-MN) and co-sponsored by our History Department and the student organization The Chinese Culture Club (CCC) to be held several times per year on our campus. The mission of the Series is to introduce Chinese culture to the main stream society in the U.S. and to promote friendship and understanding between the peoples of China and the United States.
(E) 3/21/2016 "Blood Memory" Documentary Screening & Community Forum
The Indian Education Program of Saint Paul Public Schools and the First Nations Repatriation Institute have coordinated an advanced screening of the in-progress documentary, Blood Memory. The screening will take place at Creative Arts Secondary School (65 Kellogg Blvd.) in Saint Paul on Monday, April 4th For more information: Blood Memory Screening Flier
(E) 3/17/2016 WWG Public Talk, Women in Nazi Germany
World Without Genocide will host a talk, Hitler's Furies: German Women in the Nazi Killing Fields, on Thursday, April 14, at Mitchell Hamline School of Law from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. For more information: WWG Women in Nazi Germany Talk Flier
(I) 3/14/2016 WWG Summer Internship Opportunities
World Without Genocide has internship opportunities for this summer
- Advocacy and Program Intern- (June 1st- August 15th)- Work in the WWG headquarters to provide organizational and administrative support for advocacy initiatives and programming and generate community-based support for city, state, and national action. Applications due May 30, 2016. For more info: WWG A&P Intern Flier
- Summer Institute Intern- (June 1st- August 15th) Student will participate in critical thinking and reflection activities, learn from experts and survivors, and build the skills to become a human rights leader. For more info: WWG Institute Intern Flier
(C) 3/7/2016 A Call for Paper Submission to The Spark
Friction is The Spark's first zine and is now calling for submissions that challenge, shock, and shift. While they're open to any and all content for the zine, they want to emphasize forms that tend to receive less attention: academic papers, experimental writing, critical essays, protest art, and visual art in all forms. Submissions will be accepted until Monday, March 28th. Send your work to email@example.com. For more info: Friction by The Spark Flier
(E) 2/26/2016 WWG Public Talk- Guatemala: Prosecuting Genocide, Rebuilding Communities
World Without Genocide will host a talk, Guatemala: Prosecuting Genocide, Rebuilding Communities, on Thursday, March 31, at Mitchell Hamline School of Law from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. This program will examine the 36 years of armed conflict in Guatemala and transitional justice for rural Mayan communities. Additional details are included in the WWG Public Talk- Guatemala Flier
(I) 2/26/2016 Internships Available with The Odyssey
The Odyssey, a community journalism chapter, is looking to hire writers, social media directors, photographers, multimedia coordinators and contributing editors. If you might be interested in this opportunity, follow this link to apply: http://www.theodysseyonline.com/apply
(E) 2/26/2016 Reading and Reception with Lebanese Author, Rawi Hage
Alliance Française Mpls/St Paul would like to invite you to join them at the reading and reception with award-winning Lebanese author, Rawi Hage. On his tour through the Midwest, Hage's evening in Minneapolis will feature an interview with UMN professor Joseph R. Farag. A reception with food and drinks will follow the event. Find out more about this event here: Reading and Reception with Rawi Hage Flier
(L) 2/24/2016 ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research
The ICPSR Summer Program offers rigorous, hands-on training in a wide range of methodologies and techniques for research across the social, behavioral, and medical sciences. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the Summer Program's four-week sessions. The first session is from June 20-July 15 and the second from July 18-Aug. 12. Applications are due April 30. For info about courses, fees, scholarships, and registration, visit icpsr.umich.edu/sumprog or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
(E) 2/23/2016 Upcoming "Mac Startups" Info Sessions
There will be three upcoming "Mac Startups" info-sessions in the Innovator Space (basement of Markim Hall) from Noon-1:00pm on Thursday, Feb 25th; Thursday March 3rd; and Thursday, March 10th. Lunch provided! Mac Startups is a 10 week summer program. For more information see this Mac Startups Flier
(I) 2/23/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
Renewing the Countryside Healthy Local Foods Exhibit PAID Intern for Summer of 2016. RTCHLFE Internship Posting
(G) 2/22/2016 George Mason University Graduate Certificate in Digital Public Humanities
The Department of History and Art History at George Mason University, in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution, has created a fully online Graduate Certificate in Digital Public Humanities. The program trains students in the digital skills and tools that are increasingly essential to careers in education, public history, libraries, publishing and many kinds of government and non-profit work. This 15-credit program consists of three online courses followed by a remote internship with a unit of the Smithsonian Institution. Because it is both online and part-time, students can pursue it while working or attending another graduate program. The certificate can also be combined with our own History M.A. program. For more information visit: http://to.gmu.edu/humanitiesonline
(J&I) 2/22/2016 Environmental, Sci-Tech, IT & Medical Job and Internship Fair
Tuesday, March 1, 2016 from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm in Smail Gallery of Olin Rice recruiters from the following places will be on campus: Metropolitan Council, US Army & Army Reserve, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,Elite Medical Scribes, Emergency Care Consultants - Emergency Scribes, SciTechsperience Internship Program & Job Board, Pioneer Project Services, Peace Corps, Fraser, Epic, Mayo Clinic, and Boston Scientific. Please dress in business casual.
(F) 2/19/2016 American Indian Museum Fellowship Opportunity
The Department of Inclusion and Community Engagement at the Minnesota Historical Society is recruiting possible candidates for the American Indian Museum Fellowship from June 2nd - June 19th 2016. Priority deadline for application materials is due by March 19th and all applications materials must be in no later than March 26. For more information, see the flier concerning the American Indian Museum Fellowship Opportunity.
(J) 2/16/2016 Serve. Lead. Change The World: A Social Justice Job Fair
February 23rd at 8PM, attend a free, virtual event with representatives from six service-focused non-profit organizations—Teach For America, City Year, Citizen Schools, Reading Partners, Peace Corps, and Playworks. You'll gain a deeper understanding of each organization's mission and role in solving our world's greatest challenges, and learn more about specific job openings for undergraduates and professionals. There will be lots of opportunity for Q&A and application tips for each organization. Register now:https://www.teachforamerica.org/get-involved/events/serve-lead-change-world-social-justice-job-fair-february-23-8pm-est
(E) 2/16/2016 "Dangerous Proximities: Latinas/os and the Mechanisms of Racial Capitalism"
EdénTorres, Chair of the Department of Chicano and Latino Studies and Associate Professor in the Departments of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies, University of Minnesota will be visiting Monday, Feb. 22 at 4:45 p.m. in Olin Rice 250 to give a talk on how history of racism towards U.S. Chican@s and Latin@s has lead to contemporary structural inequalities. For more information, see the Edén Torres Talk Flier.
(I) 2/15/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
The Old Courthouse Museum of Minnehaha County Summer Intern Mid May- Mid August 2016 Minnehaha County Summer Intern Flier
(F) 2/12/2016 Macalester Consulting Group Case Competition
Macalester Consulting Group meets weekly to solve fun problems, and helps you get consulting jobs, in which you meet problems, and solve them. If you have a curious mind, if you love to solve fun problems, they welcome you. They also welcome you to sign up for Case Competition#2, 7:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Tuesday, 16th Feb. See the flier here. Apply here. Six applicants will be accepted. If you are not selected for Case Competition#2, you are invited to participate in our case competition from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on 23rd Feb. The deadline to sign up is 11:59 p.m. on 12th Feb.
(E) 2/10/2016 Volunteers Needed for The 23rd International Conference of Europeanists
The Council for European Studies (CES) calls for student volunteers to serve at the 23rd International Conference of Europeanists, to be held at the DoubleTree hotel in Philadelphia, PA from April 14-16, 2016. To express interest in volunteering, register for the conference as a "Volunteer" using the Council's online registration form: https://councilforeuropeanstudies.org/conferences/2016-ces-conference/registration-form. CES staff will be in touch with all potential volunteers to confirm their interest, ensure eligibility, and arrange for volunteer assignments. For more information, visit https://councilforeuropeanstudies.org/conferences/volunteer
(G) 2/9/2016 Columbia-LSE Graduate Program in International and World History
Columbia University and the London School of Economics are now accepting applications for Fall 2016. The program is a dual MA/MSc in International and World History. Deadline to apply is March 15. To learn more, please visit: worldhistory.columbia.edu
(E) 2/9/2016 Global Citizenship in the News: Caucuses and Primaries, Behind the Coin Toss
Thursday, February 18th in Davis Court, Markim Hall from 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM, an exciting Global Citizenship in the News panel will explicate the differences and functions of caucuses, primaries, and evaluate the complex ways these "democratic" institutions affect the US' government and citizenry. See flier here.
(I) 2/8/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
MassMoCA Internship Summer 2016. Deadline March 7th See flier here.
Metropolitan Council Internship Program Summer 2016. Deadline February 29 See more here
Leadership and the American Presidency Internship Program Summer 2016 Deadline June 1 See flier here.
(J) 2/3/2016 Job and/or Fellowship Opportunity With Environment America
Right now, Environment America is looking for smart, talented candidates for their fellowship program or digital campaign team. These are full-time paid positions that start August 2016. Application deadline is March 1. To learn more about the positions and apply visit: jobs.environmentamerica.org
(G) 2/2/2016 New York University Graduate Program in European and Mediterranean Studies
NYU's Center for European and Mediterranean Studies is now accepting applications for the 2016-2017 academic year with degree options such as: M.A. in European and Mediterranean Studies & Journalism, M.A. in European and Mediterranean Studies & Library and Information Science, and M.A. in European and Mediterranean Studies & an Advanced Certificate in Museum Studies. See more here.
(E) 2/1/2016 Meet Alumni of the History Department at the Alumni Fair
3 graduates from the history department, Greg Erickson '81, Joelle Larson '02, and Chris Cloutier, will be attending the Alumni Fair happening on Thursday, February 11th from 6:30 to 8:00 pm, at Kagin Ballroom. We encourage students from the history department to attend the fair and connect with these alumni, as they can provide valuable information about the possibilities that this major can offer. See flier here
(E) 2/1/2016 World Without Genocide Talk- The Law in Indian County: The FBI, Jurisdiction, and Cases of Sexual Violence
March 9, this program will examine the FBI's jurisdiction and role in bringing perpetrators on Indian reservations to justice and the challenges facing Indian victims of sexual violence. See flier here.
(G) 1/27/2016 M.A. Degree Opportunity in Modern European Studies at Columbia University
Columbia's M.A. program in Modern European Studies is now accepting applications for the 2016-2017 academic year. Modern European Studies offers unique opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of European history, politics, and society. The program can be completed in 12 months but part-time study is also possible. Deadline is February 15. See more here
(C) 1/25/2016 Call for Papers- The Journal of Undergraduate International Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Journal seeks to publish the world's premier undergraduate work related to international themes and topics including, but not limited to: international conflict and conflict resolution, human rights, environmental issues, history, culture, comparative politics, economics, development and trade, global security, and international health. Submissions generally range in length from 5 to 20 pages and email it as an attachment to firstname.lastname@example.com. Deadline to submit is February 21. To view previous issues and submission guidelines, please visit: http://juis.global.wisc.edu/issues.html
(F) 1/23/2016 Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden Hearst Fellowship
The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden has announced two William Randolph Hearst Fellowships for Summer 2016. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2016. See more here.
(I) 1/23/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings:
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
Shelburne Museum Education Program Intern: Summer 2016 June 13- August 12 See flier here.
(C) 1/19/2016 Call for Papers- West Point
Report, the West Point Undergraduate Historical Review, is accepting paper submissions by February 19 at firstname.lastname@example.com. See posting here.
(I) 1/12/2016 Macalester Internship Office Postings
The Macalester Internship Office has recently shared these opportunities:
International Business Development Internship Summer/Fall 2016. See the posting here.
Museum Studies Internship Summer/Fall 2016. See the posting here.
New Sector Alliance Fellowship applications are due February 1, 2016. See the posting here.
(I) 12/11/2015 Summer 2016 Internships Bipartisan Policy Center The Macalester Internship Office has posted this internship with the Bipartisan Policy Center.
(E) 12/10/2015 MA degree in Documentary Film and History at Syracuse University
Syracuse University offers a fifteen-month "Documentary Film and History" program MA degree for History majors and minors. The program is designed for students interested in making documentary films on historical themes, offering an opportunity to deepen their understanding of history while they acquire the practical skills of the filmmaker's craft. In addition to taking courses on film production, screenwriting, and historical methods, students choose courses that allow them to deepen their knowledge of a specific field within history. For more information on the program, visit: http://newhouse.syr.edu/academics/degrees/masters/documentary-film-and-history.
(C) 12/07/2015 Chicago Journal of History Accepting Submissions
The Chicago Journal of History, an undergraduate historical review at the University of Chicago, is welcoming submissions for its Spring 2016 edition. Papers selected for the Spring 2016 edition of the Journal will be published in March of 2016. Most successful submissions range from 15 to 25 pages, although this does not represent so much a strict requirement as a suggestion to applicants. Please be sure to format citations in the Chicago style and include a works cited page. Papers should be submitted to email@example.com as an MS Word or PDF attachment (document title: "Last name+paper title") by January 25th, 2016. For more information about the journal and to read previous issues, please visit cjh.uchicago.edu.
(R) 12/01/2015 East Side Freedom Library seeks student researchers for summer 2016
A historical research project will be conducted in the summer of 2016, exploring the history of ESFL's Carnegie Library building (on the National Historic Sites and the St. Paul Heritage Preservation lists) in anticipation of its centennial in 2017. This research will include engaging secondary sources in the history of the Carnegie Steel Company and Andrew Carnegie, its labor practices, American philanthropy, and the places of libraries in American culture, as well as digging into local primary sources, such as newspapers, city government and public library system records, the papers of the architect, manuscript census of population and city directories, and the undertaking of oral history interviews with neighborhood residents. This research will be conducted under the direction of ESFL co-executive director and Macalester History Professor Emeritus Peter Rachleff. Interested students should contact Peter Rachleff, at email@example.com.
(G) 11/25/2015 University of Kansas Museum Studies Program
Museum studies is a multidisciplinary field that combines intellectual challenges with opportunities to bring the insights of scholars to diverse public audiences. The University of Kansas offers a museum studies master's degree program. To learn more see their flyer here.
(C) 11/24/2015 Call for Submissions to the Gateway History Journal
The Washington University in St. Louis's chapter of Phi Alpha Theta announces a call for submissions to the Gateway History Journal, an academic journal of global history that seeks undergraduate papers of the highest caliber. They are looking for papers of 10-30 pages of length on any topic, region, or time period. Submissions are due by 8 January 2016 and should be submitted to email@example.com. Please refer to this document for more information. If you have any questions, contact Jacqueline Blickman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
(I) 11/23/2015 Two New Internship Opportunities Shared by Macalester CDC
- Center for School Change announcement can be found here.
- Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women announcement can be found here.
(G) 11/23/2015 Free Minnesota Pre-Law Scholars Program Summer Course
The University of Minnesota hosts a free LSAT prep course called Minnesota Pre-Law Scholars Program (MPLS) each summer. Here are the course highlights:
- 10 week course that meets twice a week in the evenings from end of May/beginning of June through August, taught by a Kaplan instructor, at the Minnesota Law campus in Minneapolis.
- The course also includes helpful info sessions and the opportunity to meet with the Minnesota Law Admissions department, Career Services, and current students & alumni.
- The course is free to participants but does require a $100 seat deposit (fully refundable if the participant successfully completes the course).
- Interested students can apply for MPLS beginning January 1 and will find the details on the website here:
(I) 11/20/2015 World Without Genocide Internship
World Without Genocide, a nonprofit in Saint Paul, has an opening for a social media and graphic design intern. View The Position Description Here.
(F) 11/18/2015 Council for European Studies Calls for Applications:
- The Mellon-CES Dissertation Completion Fellowship is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and includes a $25,000 stipend, as well as assistance in securing reimbursements or waivers in eligible health insurance and candidacy fees. Mellon-CES Dissertation Completion Fellowships are intended to facilitate the timely completion of the doctoral degree by late-stage graduate students focusing on topics in European Studies in the humanities. Applications are due (along with all supporting materials) on or before January 26, 2016. For more information, click here.
- The Pre-Dissertation Research Fellowship includes a $4,000 stipend, the opportunity to publish in Perspectives on Europe, a semi-annual journal of the Council for European Studies, and other professional development activities. CES Pre-Dissertation Fellowships fund two months' travel to Europe to conduct the exploratory phase of a projected dissertation project in the social sciences or humanities which will require a subsequent stay in Europe. Applications are due (along with all supporting materials) on or before January 16, 2016. For more information, click here
(A) 11/17/2015 The GESI Application is Now Open
The Global Engagement Studies Institute (GESI) is a study abroad program offered by Northwestern University. GESI is open to undergraduate students from all majors. Participants intern alongside local experts to implement collaborative work in small interdisciplinary teams in Bolivia, Dominican Republic, India, Kenya, Nicaragua, or Uganda. All students receive academic training in theories and tools of community development, as well as team dynamics and leadership. Summer: June 13 - August 18, 2016 or Fall: September 11 - December 10, 2016. For more information about the program, visit the
(I) 11/16/2015 Metropolitan Council Urban Scholars Program
The Metropolitan Council is looking for students to participate their Urban Scholars Program. The program is a 13-week PAID summer internship and leadership development program for low income, students with disabilities, and/or students of color. The program will provide college students with a distinctive professional experience focused on gaining essential leadership skills, and creating career pathways to positions of influence in public service.
There will be a presentation / q&a session at Macalester Thursday, Nov. 19th at 4:45 pm, CC 215.
Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on November 30.
(C) 11/13/2015 Tufts Historical Review Seeking Student Papers
The Tufts Historical Review Editorial Board calls for submissions to their academic journal of global history that seeks to print papers of the highest caliber. The Board seeks articles – between 2,500 and 8,000 words – that explore the theme "Shadows" from a diverse array of perspectives.
Submissions are due January 21, 2016 deadline has been extended to February 1, and should be submitted to email@example.com. Please refer to this document for more information.
(J&I) 11/11/2015 Macalester Career Development Center Job & Internship Fair Info Sessions
Employers are reviewing resumes now! Attend an info session to learn all your need to know about the Job & Internship Fair. Now is also a good time to register to attend the Fair.
(R) 11/10/2015 Civic Engagement Center Project Funding:
- The Davis Projects for Peace initiative allows students to spend the summer of 2016 carrying out a grass-roots project for peace, anywhere in the world. Receive $10,000 for your peace project. For information regarding the Projects for Peace application process, etc, see the Institute for Global Citizenship website. Applications are due 8am January 15, 2016.
- Students are encouraged to apply for an Action Fund grant. Receive up to $1,000 to collaborate with community members on a project to fulfill unmet needs of Twin Cities' communities. Details and application information available on Civic Engagement Center website.
(C) 11/10/2015 Call for Papers for Hemispheres
Hemispheres, the Tufts Undergraduate Journal of International Affairs, one of the oldest undergraduate journals in the field, is now accepting submissions relating to this year's theme of Emerging Actors. Submissions should be research articles, approximately 5000-8000 words, written by undergraduates in a broad range of fields relevant to international affairs. To view paper requirements and guidelines, please visit http://tuftshemispheres.org/submissions/. To submit a paper, or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact email@example.com. Submission Deadline: December 22, 2015.
(I) 11/10/2015 The Global Internship Program, London, Los Angeles & New York
City Internships runs immersive career training programs for college students and recent graduates. They're designed to expand participants' horizons and get them job-ready. For each program, on top of hard and soft skill building at weekly career seminars, workshops and networking events, participants undertake an internship placement at one of our partner companies. Students and graduates develop real-world skills, build their professional network and fast-track their career.
Learn more about City Internships here
The Department of Multicultural Life presents a Trenzas event: MOVEMENTS @ MAC
Friday, November 13th at 7:00 PM, The Cultural House (37 Macalester Street) A gallery and discussion reflecting on the history and future of student activism at Macalester, featuring alumni interviews and Macalester Archives artifacts. The gallery will look at protests and actions of solidarity that the Macalester community has organized, from the 1974 sit in protesting cuts in program funding for students of color, to the Mock Border Wall installed last fall. Light refreshments will be provided.
(I) 11/06/2015 EAST SIDE FREEDOM LIBRARY Internships
East Side Freedom Library is a newly organized educational and cultural institution which is repurposing the historic Carnegie library building formerly known as the Arlington Hills Public Library. ESFL's mission is to collect Labor and Immigration History resources – books, visual art, music, and material objects, make them available to the community, and employ them in educational and cultural programs. These programs include lectures, discussions, workshops, classes, and performances. More information about ESFL can be found on the website, http:eastsidefreedomlibrary.org. Contact Executive Director, Dr. Peter Rachleff; 651-774-8687, 651-230-3294, firstname.lastname@example.com
(J) 11/04/2015 OATI Career Opportunities
OATI is an energy software solution provider located in NE Minneapolis. They are seeking entry-level candidates for all positions. They are looking for students across a wide variety of majors and interests. For more details on career opportunities, see OATI.com. Available Positions at a glance: Administrative Assistant, Communication Specialists, Software Developers, Electrical Engineers, Customer Systems Analyst, Desktop Support Technician. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 763.201.2026 with questions.
(J) 11/03/2015 Discover a Museum Career
The American Association of Museums posts national and international museum jobs in: Curating, Education, Development, Exhibitions, Marketing and Communications and more.
See Link: American Associate of Museums - Jobs and Career Resources
(G) 10/30/2015 Graduate programs in History at Marquette University
Marquette University offers graduate programs in History with M.A. and PhD degrees in early modern and modern European History and in United States history, as well as M.A. degrees in Medieval History and in Global Studies Learn more about what they have to offer at their web site here.
(J&I) 10/22/2015 Teaching/Education/Writing Jobs & Internships Bulletin from Macalester's Career Development Career
Click on this link for a list of options provided by our CDC.
(F) 10/22/2015 Master Teaching Fellows Program at Wake Forest
Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina offers a one-year master's degree and teacher licensure program. The program has a merit-based scholarship package for admitted students, with a resulting tuition of around $7,000 tuition for the entire program. Applications for the Master Teacher Fellows program are due on January 15, 2016. For more information about the program, see the web site at http://college.wfu.edu/education and/or e-mail Adam Friedman at email@example.com.
(G) 10/21/2015 Masters Graduate Program at Minnesota State University Mankato
To learn about the graduate programs offered at Minnesota State University Mankato, please see the letter linked here.
(C) 10/19/2015: Call for Papers
The editorial board of the Chicago Journal of History, an undergraduate publication for historical research at the University of Chicago, is accepting submissions for its Spring 2016 print and online edition until January 25th, 2015. Papers should be submitted to email@example.com as an MS Word or PDF attachment (document title: "Last name+paper title") by January 25th, 2015. Inquiries and concerns can also be sent to this address. For more information about the journal and to read previous issues, visit cjh.uchicago.edu.
(R) 10/21/2015: Macalester Community Public Art and Engagement Project
"Here and There: Bicycles in Recognition of Refugee Resilience" Join the Macalester community on Thursday, October 29th, in a one-day public art and engagement project recognizing refugee journeys from Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria to seek asylum in Europe. Cycling across borders allows refugees to avoid bans on pedestrian border crossings, and to avoid prohibitions against: the use of public transit, and motorists transporting people who do not have visas. These refugee journeys end with a pile of confiscated bikes at the borders. You can participate by bringing your bicycle and lock to build our own bike pile. Just drop your bike off at Old Main Lawn between 8am and 10am on Thursday, October 29th. Bikes will be monitored by IGC Staff and Campus Security throughout the day. Please contact Pia Mingkwan at email@example.com with any questions.
(G) 10/09/2015: Master of Arts in Management
The School of Business at Wake Forest University offers a 10-month Master of Arts in Management program. Offering an on-campus information session on Wednesday, October 14th, Campus Center 204, 4:45-5:45 pm.


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Good 'N Country salutes singer and prolific songwriter Bill Anderson this Saturday, Jan. 31. You will hear music from Connie Smith, Charlie Louvin, Sara Evans, George Strait, Wanda Jackson, Roger Miller and many others — including of course, Bill himself. This is a project long in the making, and it all happens on KFAI this Saturday, Jan. 31 from 3-5 p.m.
On this week's True Brit! our mercurial host Simon Husbands will embrace another part of Europe – Sweden! Swedish person Patrik Tanner, born and raised in Sweden, celebrates his first Swedish album release in 30 years with a special performance at the American Swedish Institute – and will give True Brit! listeners a tatse of that event! Tanner will perform songs in Swedish from his new album, På Svenska. Throughout the evening, he will be sharing the stories behind the songs in English during this intimate evening in the Turnblad Mansion Ballroom.
On Friday's True Brit! the mercurial host Simon Husbands will be prodding and probing the rather snazzy singer / producer Brooke Aldridge! Tune in to learn about her latest project – glean EP2 – and to explore her big bag of records as Simon welcomes a classy act! Friday at midnight……
This week, on True Brit!, Simon Husbands welcomes local business wiz Gleason Glover – Gleason owns a small marketing consultant firm,
You may know Caroline Smith as a songwriter who's been around the Twin Cities for a few years, first as a solo artist, then with the Good-Night Sleeps, then as a solo artist again. Did you know the Detroit Lakes native has a new single out with fellow Twin Citian Lizzo which you might want to turn up for every young woman in your life? Smith joins Lizzo and friends for two shows at the end of the month at First Avenue to benefit The Women's Foundation of Minnesota.
Local indie rock six-piece Carbon Handshake will be performing live on KFAI's own Live From Studio 5! on Wednesday, August 27th, from 10 PM to midnight.
Local musical legend PaviElle has announced the upcoming release of her first album, Fear Not, which promises to be her most prominent and groundbreaking musical contribution to date. In a video from February of earlier this year, PaviElle described the importance of the album, stating that the project has been in the works for quite some time and that she and the band are finally ready to release their collection of soulful songs to her eagerly-awaiting fan base.
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Human genes seem to be activated by stretches of DNA found in between the genes but not very close to them. Each activator is often located thousands of base pairs away from its corresponding gene, so scientists have been puzzled as to just how they get the job done.
Researchers at Wistar Institute reported on Sunday that they had found part of the answer: At the appropriate moment, each gene and its activator come together as if the DNA were string being tied into a loop.


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For sure. Actually created by E-40, not Snoop Dogg.. but Snoop Dogg popularized the word.
"I've always wanted to say this... For Shizzle!" - Dave Chappelle, Racial Debate (as Tiger Woods)
iLuVnArU tarafından 23 Mart 2006, Perşembe
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Means for sure. Its derrived from Snoop Dogg's created language
I would go with her....for shizzle.
D. Herring tarafından 20 Mart 2005, Pazar
true, I agree, you are correct
"Wanna go eat?"
katy tarafından 17 Şubat 2003, Pazartesi
for sure
im forshizzle
john tarafından 12 Temmuz 2003, Cumartesi
1. A bastardization of "for sure"
2. Commonly put together with "my nizzle"
2. Commonly put together with "my nizzle"
pdaddy tarafından 23 Şubat 2003, Pazar
A phrase expressing enthusiastic agreement or acceptance, used instead of "for sure". Origin: Strange yet contined need by rapers and want a be rapers, come office try hards to rap common phrases in an effort to look cool.
Co-worker: "hey are you coming down the street for lunch?"
Office try-hard: "Forshizzle, ill only be a second just gotta finish this last......"
Office try-hard: "Forshizzle, ill only be a second just gotta finish this last......"
robcrow tarafından 2 Mayıs 2011, Pazartesi
For sure, positive, absolutely
Mark: Want to go to the club tonight?
Connor: Forshizzle!
Connor: Forshizzle!
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