Celebrate with students from the Peck School of the Arts as they transform Kenilworth studios into three floors of performance, projection, interactive art, sound and digital media installations to see, experience and investigate during Arts and Technology Night.
The digital divide is not binary, but complex, and many sectors in society need to be heard from in order to understand this phenomenon to overcome it.Received from the Association of Internet Researchers List Serve, posted by Brian Zelip of the University of Illinois
A Letter From Lisa A LaPointe was sent to Robert Nunez on Nov 15, 2010. She believes that the College Libraries Section of ALA would be of interest to individuals at SOIS.
Laura Fu and Allison Payne have been busy planning a meet-up in December for the Chicago area. Interested?
The SOIS Stormballs Dodgeball squad marched into the UWM Klotsche Center Wednesday night ready to play. They had spent a season eating Wheaties and doing one arm pushups. These student-athletes studied the strategies, they watched the films, they visualized the win.
The SOIS Stormballs Dodgeball squad battled through a brutal season and made it to the playoffs! At the end of regular season competition, SOIS SB finished 17-11, ranking them in 5th place in the overall full league of 17 teams. The Sunday division, the Black division, and the Gold division now combine to compete in a unified single elimination tournament.
Welcome to those interested in the Org. We discussed what committees the Masters org represents the students on, upcoming events, a possible Chicago meetup, November Orientation, and other fun things.
We are moving into one of the most interesting weekends of the year. Halloween is a time to face our fears head on. We dress up in our scariest costumes. We tip-toe through haunted houses filled with nutcases trying to give us a heart attack. We lose ourselves in corn mazes. In the process, we become friendly with fear and have fun with it.
Committee assignment, Social activities, Winter Dinner(?), Resume Workshop, Spring gatherings. Oh and did I mention there will be pizza?
National Public Radio has sought Zimmer’s expertise on Facebook privacy issues for its “Morning Edition” and “Science Friday” programs. He was invited to provide expert commentary on the DVD version of “Eagle Eye,” a thriller touching on potential dangers of cell-phone tracking technology.
