1. Art Update - FALL, 2000 The Art Update is published weekly by the School of Art, Design and Art History at San Diego State University. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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11. Kakiseni.com - S3, An Art Collective That Wants To Redefine Architecture Established names like Five Arts Center (FAC), Artis Pro activ (APA) etc are Illusions was the first collaborative effort undertaken with director http://www.kakiseni.com/articles/features/MDM4Nw.html

Commandment Number One of any truly civilized society is this: Let people be different. -David Grayson Search: Home Courses Malaysians Abroad Happening Elsewhere ... Rage and Helplessness by Pang Khee Teik Pets, Parliaments and Poverty by Pang Khee Teik SMORGASBORD: THE CONTINUING ADVENTURES OF HISHAMUDDIN RAIS by Amir Muhammad Ulasan Demang Lebar Daun by Nizam Zakaria MORE ARTICLES YOU CAN FIND KAKISENI'S LISTINGS OF SHOWS HERE: -Options(The Edge) -Labour Pains(Radio 4) -Living Arts Malaysia(The Actors Studio) RECOMMENDED LINKS The Actors Studio Silverfish Books Alliance Francaise Home ... S3, An Art Collective That Wants To Redefine Architecture S3, An Art Collective That Wants To Redefine Architecture This is a series of write-ups introducing new arts collectives operating in the Klang Valley by Tan Sei Hon Arts collectives are not new in Malaysia. Established names like Five Arts Center (F.A.C), Artis Pro Activ (APA) etc are among a handful of local collectives that have made their mark when it comes to pushing numerous boundaries that hampers the growth of Malaysian independent and alternative arts. The last few years have seen a healthy mushrooming of new arts collectives around the Klang Valley. Independently run by young, idealistic and committed groups of individuals, arts collectives like

12. BU Libraries | Pickering Educational Resources Library | PERL News November-Dece The Media Center for art history, Archaeology, and Historic Preservation A collaborative project by George Mason University and the City University of http://www.bu.edu/library/education/news/erlnewsv4no3.html

PERL News Table of Contents Librarian's Corner Pickering Educational Resources Library: New Name, New Look Education on the Web Annual Report on Teacher Quality Released at the Evaluation Conference in D.C. Paige Releases Report to Congress that Calls for Overhaul of State Teacher Certification Systems ... Voice Browser Activ ity Reviews of Electronic Resources General Interest Williams College Joins Boston Library Consortium Common Knowledge now Online ... Recent Acquisitions The Librarian's Corner Pickering Educational Resources Library: New Name, New Look The renovation of the Educational Resources Library brings with it a new name. Lois Pickering earned a Masters of Education degree from Boston University's School of Education in 1954 and taught at the Spencer Borden and Westall Elementary Schools in Fall River, Massachusetts. Through the U.S. Department of Defense Dependant Schools, Lois taught in Morocco, Italy, France, and Belgium before teaching in England from August 1970 until her retirement in 1982. In honor of Lois' career our library will be known as PERL. Finishing touches are almost all in place. The statue is back, the books are back on the shelves, and appreciative patrons are using the library more than ever. Click below to view our new look.

13. OCSD: Curriculum Collection collaborative planning reminder an planning sheet. Edit......Keywords art history elments principles art 555/001 van gogh painting post http://oswego.org/ocsd-web/teaching/resources/resources-x.cfm?Type=B

14. April 19, 1999, Senate Curriculum Report - Appendix art H 402(3), 412(3), 422(39), 442(3), 452(3) (Sem 5-8). history This first-yearseminar uses story and collaborative storytelling to examine how http://www.psu.edu/ufs/curriculum_resources/bluesheet/bs_apr_99app.html

15. UW-Madison Timetable Fall 2005-06 All Department Listing art history, art HIST (180), Quitman E. Phillips, Chair, 232 Elvehjem, (608) 2632340 PHYSICAL EDUC activITY PROGM (DEPartMENT OF KINES), PE activ (740) http://timetable.doit.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/TTW3.navigate.cgi?20061 depts/all.html

16. Directory Of Discussion Lists For Historians North American historians of Islamic art. OMHR Online Modern history Review. collaborative Environments for Conserving Earth Resources. http://www.arts.cuhk.edu.hk/LocalFile/histlist.html

DIRECTORY OF DISCUSSION LISTS FOR HISTORIANS This revision of 13 November, 1994, is an extensive update of the version of March, 1994. A lesser revision of form and content is anticipated before the end of 1994. This is a list of Internet special interest lists (also called "forums") broadly related to the study of history. It is over 100 Kb in length, which most people will find too big to download or read through. I suggest two methods to explore it. One is to do a search for a keyword of interest to you. Better is to use the links in the following table of contents to reach the section you want. I. History Lists A. Universal and General History B. Lists on the History and Culture of Specific Regions 1. Asia in general, Central Asia, Pacific and Oceania East Asia a. Korea and Japan b. China c. Southeast Asia South Asia West Asia Africa 6. European West a. Europe as a whole; western civ b. Ancient West c. Feudal West (to 17th century) d.

17. UNM DEPARTMENT LISTINGS art art history Gen Admin, 595B, Molly Terrell, mst333@unm.edu, 2775861 Dean of Students Student activ, 670D, Kathy McKinstry, kathymck@unm.edu http://www.unm.edu/deptlist/updates.htm

University of New Mexico Online Directory Requesting Updates Updates to employee information should be reported to the employee's hiring department . Use the FIND in your web browser to locate your department contact in the following list. Updates to student information should be reported to the Records Office, Room 250, Student Services Center, 277-2916 If you have any questions, please call 277-7807 Return to Online Directory *EPICC/NM Tumor Registry Michele Boyd mboyd@salud.unm.edu *Extended University Veronica Sanchez vtsanchz@unm.edu *School of Law Peggy Lovato lovato@law.unm.edu *School of Law Reva Chapman chapman@law.unm.edu Accessibility Services JD Blatchford jdusmc@unm.edu Accessibility Services JD Blatchford jdusmc@unm.edu Accounts Payable Bronwen Wild bwild@unm.edu ACE Antonette Martinez amart@unm.edu African American Student Svc AASS Brenda Chandler bchand@unm.edu African American Studies Letha Allen jinja@unm.edu African American Studies Gen Admi Letha Allen jinja@unm.edu Air Force ROTC Theresa Rivera m61272@unm.edu Air ROTC Instruction and Training Theresa Rivera m61272@unm.edu

18. Asia-Pacific News: Volume 13, No. 1, September 1999 Highlights of last year s activities included the Asia Crossroads Info Fair and Dr. Kathlyn Liscomb, history in art, has been awarded a SSHRC grant for http://www.capi.uvic.ca/pubs/newsletter/sept99.htm

Back to the Future? Prospects for Reform in Post-Soeharto Indonesia by Drew Duncan International Colloquium March 19, 1999 Indonesia's reformasi (reform movement) has toppled President Soeharto and forced the first democratic elections in over 40 years. But will it lead to real and lasting change? Such successful reformation would have to entail a new political system that is both accountable and effective. But remaking government will be neither simple nor expedient. In the meantime, resistance and political fragmentation may yield a hasty return to authoritarianism. The one-day Colloquium, "Back to the Future? Prospects for Reform in Post-Soeharto Indonesia," was designed to place scholars from Indonesia, North America, and Australia in a small forum to facilitate in-depth, round-table discussion on an inter-disciplinary basis. In debating the implications of recent events in Indonesia for the future of that country, a principal challenge is keeping up with the rapid pace of developments there. Participants often prefaced their comments with conditional references to ongoing developments in Jakarta. Samasar Siahaan with his self-portrait at the Colloquium After Bill Neilson, Director of the Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, opened the event, Colloquium organizer and participant, Dr. Timothy Lindsay, Associate Director of the Asian Law Centre at the University of Melbourne, provided some context for non-Indonesianist audience members, and defined the scope of the Colloquium.

19. Humboldt: Theatre Arts Courses Focus on collaborative work. Required for dance studies majors and dance minors . New Plays/Literature/history Studies in Theatre Arts (14). http://www.humboldt.edu/~catalog/courses/thea_crs.html

For courses marked with an asterisk (*), frequency depends on staff resources/student need. LOWER DIVISION THEA 103. Dance Techniques I FS . Use contemporary dance as base for exploring dance as art form. Full-body technique, mind-body integration, and creative methods and structures. American dance pioneers. Rep. GE. THEA 103B. Dance Techniques II F . Continue using contemporary dance forms to increase technical proficiency, endurance, and performance. Focus on collaborative work. Required for dance studies majors and dance minors. Prereq: THEA 103 or IA. Rep. GE. THEA 103C. Dance Techniques III (3). Continued study and development of dance techniques and performance skills at the advanced level. Required for dance studies majors. Prereq: THEA 103B or IA. Rep. GE. THEA 104. Storytelling F . Universal and archetypal principles of story and the application of those principles in the disciplines of theatre, film, and dance. Required for theatre arts majors at 4 units. GE. THEA 105. Acting FS . Theatre games, improvisation, movement, and voice. Techniques applicable first to the individual and second to principles of performance in film and theatre.

20. Humanities: Drama Thru History Within the liberal arts environment of Bishop’s University, The online paperwill be a modified collaborative news website students will generate the http://www.ubishops.ca/academic/cal011.htm

This page replicates formal Calendar Information published by Bishop's University for the academic year 2005 - 2006. The page is updated annually in the summer Drama The department of Drama offers a programme balanced between practical theatre and academic study of dramatic literature and theatre history. Our aim is to permit undergraduates to explore the subject as a liberal arts discipline and prepare them for graduate, professional, and conservatory schools. The department offers Major and Honours programmes designed to expose students to all facets of theatre practice and study as well as provide them with the flexibility to orient their programme towards a particular field of study: Dramatic Literature and Theatre History, Performance (acting, directing, and playwriting), and Production (technical, stage management, and design). Double Major: Secondary Education and Drama B.A. Major in Drama A total of 48 credits are required for the Major in drama. In their first two years, all drama Majors must adhere to the following required courses in their programme: 1st Year (12 credits) Fall: (Drama 101) Introduction to Technical Theatre, (Drama 102) Introduction to Theatre, (Drama 131) Acting I

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