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September 4, 2014
"Living Spirit: Literature and Resurgence in Okinawa," Thursday, September 11, 4:00 pm
Writer/editor Frank Stewart and scholar/translator Katsunori Yamazato will read from the MANOA special feature "Living Spirit: Literature and Resurgence in Okinawa" and participate in a moderated discussion with poet Brenda Shaughnessy. This event is free and open to the public. Location: Mumford Room, James Madison Building (sixth floor) Contact: (202) 707-5394
April 25, 2014
Mayfest 2014: A Big Ten Deal, Friday, May 2-Saturday, May 3
UMD has officially joined the Committee on Institutional Collaboration (CIC) as a part of its broader integration with the Big Ten. Nearly every member institution offers a department or program in linguistics or speech-language pathology. We have invited a speaker from each CIC institution to speak to what extent can theoretical research inform experimental practice, and vice versa? In particular, we have invited speakers from two major focuses of CIC language science research: prosody and language acquisition. This event is funded in part by your Graduate Student Activities Fee and is therefore open to the entire Graduate Student Community.
April 4, 2014
Announcing the Third Annual CMLT Essay Contest
The deadline for submission is May 1, 2014. The prize carries an award of $500. Announcement of winner will be made by mid May. If you have any questions, please direct them to the Director of Comparative Literature, Sheila Jelen (firstname.lastname@example.com)
April 1, 2014
Spectacular Wickedness: book talk by Emily Landau of History Department, April 3, 4:00 pm
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January 31, 2014
Invited talk by John Baugh: Linguistic Profiling and the Law, February 27, 3:30pm
When: February 27, 2014 What time: 3:30 pm Where: 2212B Benjamin Building
January 23, 2014
1st Annual Diaspora Give-Back Fundraising Event
Saturday, February 1st 7pm - 11pm
November 25, 2013
Fall 2013 Bywords is Now Available!
Check out the Fall 2013 edition of Bywords here: https://www.english.umd.edu/news-events/bywords/fall-2013
August 19, 2013
Book Talk at the Library of Congress: Chet Van Duzer, "Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps"
Join the Kluge Center and the Geography & Map Division on Thursday, September 5, from 12-1 pm at the Whittall Pavilion, Thomas Jefferson Building, Library of Congress, for this conversation.
September 1, 2011
September 15: Classics Faculty Seminar (Hallett & Donawerth)
On Thursday, September 15, 2011, from 4:00 to 6:00 pm, join the Classics Faculty Seminar as Judith Hallett presents a paper, "Autobiography in Fiction, Gender and Failure in Ancient Roman Love Elegiac Poetry." Jane Donawerth will give a response. Tawes 2115.
March 29, 2011
April 7: Hector Tobar, "Immmigration, the American City, and American Literature"
The US Latina/o Studies Program and the American Studies Department present "Immigration, the American City, and American Literature," Thursday, April 7, 2011, from 2 to 3:30 pm in the Benjamin Banneker Room in the Stamp Student Union. A reception follows the talk.
October 14, 2014
Kyle Garton-Gundling's Article Published
Kyle Garton-Gundling's (PhD 2013) article, "'Ancestors We Didn't Even Know We Had': Alice Walker, Asian Religions, and Ethnic Authenticity," will appear in the Fall 2014 issue of the Journal of Transnational American Studies.
May 20, 2014
Announcing the Winner of the 3rd Annual CMLT Essay Contest
The Comparative Literature program is pleased to announce the winner of the third annual Comparative Literature Essay Contest. Stephen Rojcewicz, a first year graduate student in the Program in Comparative Literature, wrote the winning paper, "'I Finde Myself Scattered': The Body as a Book in John Donne" under the guidance of Professor Jerry Passannante in ENGL 719 B (Spring 2013).
March 14, 2014
Play Sound+ Bingo for a Chance to Win!
Win a free iTunes gift card! Play Sound+ Bingo by listening to sounds that will be played in Tawes Hall on the television monitor in the lobby during the week leading up to the conference. Write the date you hear the sound on the corresponding square. Get five in a row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) to get Bingo! Turn in your completed Bingo sheets at the Sound+ registration table in Tawes Hall. Winners will be entered into a drawing for an iTunes gift card on Saturday March 29th!
March 13, 2014
Jason Rudy and Students Travel Abroad to New Zealand
Professor Jason Rudy and his students traveled to New Zealand from December 29 to January 13 for the winterterm course, New Zealand: Literature and Culture.
January 31, 2014
Invited talk by John Baugh: Linguistic Profiling and the Law, February 27, 3:30pm
When: February 27, 2014 What time: 3:30 pm Where: 2212B Benjamin Building
January 28, 2014
An Important Reminder to Faculty, Lecturers, and Teaching Assistants!
Submit a copy of your syllabus for Spring 2014 before your scheduled session starts!
January 28, 2014
Merle Collins is an Activist in Local and Caribbean Communities
Professor Merle Collins is an activist in local and Caribbean communities, starting Carivision Community Theatre and helping to restore the damaged library on the island of Grenada.
November 12, 2013
Stephen Rojcewicz, a PhD student in Comparative Literature, has Recent Publications
Stephen Rojcewicz, a PhD student in Comparative Literature, has recently published the following: Essay-Review of The Analyst's Ear and the Critic's Eye, in the Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 44: 273-279, 2013. Congratulations, Stephen!
September 20, 2013
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September 19, 2013
Bill Dunlap: Department Alumnus and Visual Artist
An alumnus of the department, Bill Dunlap has enjoyed sucess in the field of visual art.
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12:30 pm
MITH Digital Dialogue: Darius Kazemi, Strange Bedfellows: Digital Humanities, Internet Art, and the Weird Internet
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ARHU Worldwise Lecture Series: Walter Isaacson, Biographer and CEO, Aspen Institute
Tuesday, November 11
12:30 pm
MITH Digital Dialogue: Alex Wright, The Platonic Network
Thursday, November 13
4:00 pm
Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Lecture: Jonathan Auerbach, "Weapons of Democracy: How Social Reformers Became Propagandists for World War I"
Friday, February 27
3:30 pm
Transatlantic Studies and Film Studies: Sharon Cameron, "On Bresson"
Saturday, March 28
9:00 am
GEO Conference: Departures
Thursday, October 22
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Warning - a long, rambling message that is likely to insult and hurt the feelings of most people who read it - so be warned.
Okay, the sky isnt falling. It has always looked this grey if you are honest with yourself.
I keep hearing about how the death of digital SLR is at hand, how camera companies are dying off, doom and gloom and more. Well from a cranky old fart who has been into photography for 30+ years, a few observations, in no specific order, which will end with grow up and get a life already.
1) yes, the economy sucks.
We are in a recession, maybe even a depression. There are roughly 314 million Americans - the worlds richest country I am told, and 47 million of them are on food stamps, and its not a recession? In this poor economic climate, it is - at least to me - a major miracle that any of the camera companies are doing as good as they are. Companies of all types, sizes, all areas of manufactured good are all suffering, all over the world. So the next time somebody writes an article about how this camera company is suffering or losing money, place that fact in the broader context of just how poorly everyone else is doing.
2) You dont know how good you have it
Most of the history of photography was dominated by the fact that it was very, every expensive. At one time, having your portrait done was almost a once in a lifetime event. Even as photography grew less expensive with things like the first Kodak Brownie cameras, film and developing was still expensive enough that you just did not shoot film unless it was something special, something specific.
When I bought my first real camera - a Nikon EM back in the early 1980s, I saved and saved for it. It was expensive. I think I spent total, with taxes, around $220 for camera, lens, and not much else. By comparison, I had just moved back home from Ottawa, which is the national capital of Canada. I had a very small bachelor apartment right downtown - I could see the flag on the Peace tower of the Parliament buildings from my apartment. So imagine you are living in downtown Washington, London, Paris, etc, and you live close enough to walk to your respective capital buildings in 10 minutes or see them from your apartment. Well at the time, my rent was around $215 per month.
So put this in perspective - $215 a month for a tiny apartment in the core of a national capital, and $220 for the cheapest, lowest cost Nikon available at the time.
Now look today at what $200 or $250 will buy you and what kind of amazing camera you can get for that money. A basic DSLR from Nikon or Canon is about $500 and what you get and what you can do with it is simply amazing. How much is basic monthly rent today in the core of any major city?
3) the iphone is the new Kodak Brownie - deal with it
Every time I read about how the iPhone or iPad or other smartphones and tablets are changing photography, blah, blah, blah, go back, study your history, and see that nothing is really that new. If you look up read old magazine and newspaper articles from 90 or 100 years ago (first one came out around 1900) you will see all the same dire warnings about how nobody will need a full sized professional cameras anymore. Wrist watches were all going to replace the need for wall clocks too. On the flip side of things, they predicted way back in the 1930s we would all have flying cars by now too. Still waiting for mine, how about you?
4) old technology is worthless - aka: film is dead
I have a 1930's era brass Ross lens, no shutter, just the iris, sitting here that if I put on ebay I could get $500 right away for it and maybe $700 if I held out. It covers 11x14 inch sheet film, and yes, people shoot a lot of large format nowadays. By comparison, my Nikon D40, which was originally $750 brand new when introduced about 5 years ago then dropped to $500 when a newer model was coming out. Do you think I could get even $250 for it today? I have many, many more examples, but you should get the point.
5) sometimes less is more
Much of the cost of almost all new lenses is not the optics, but all the image stabilization/vibration reduction and auto focus. These things are cool, but they break down easy, and they are expensive to fix. I am amazed at that for almost 150 years nobody had a problem manually focusing a lens on any kind of camera but now when you read a review of either Zeiss or Samyang lenses, somebody always puts in but its a manual focus lens.
Well excuse me you bunch of lazy louts, if you reviewed a restaurant, would you start or conclude your review by saying; The food was excellent, but sadly I had to chew it myself before swallowing.
Or perhaps you would get a job reviewing the latest running shoes from Nike, and start you review by saying Sadly, I had to learn to walk by myself instead of having somebody carry me around all day to use these shoes.
Look, I like the new features, but they are not the be-all or end-all of everything photographic. A manual focus lens takes more punishment and abuse than autofocus and stabilized, lenses, they are cheaper to repair, they often stand up in extreme cold and other climates better and they actually force you to think about your photography. What is wrong with that?
The other point of view for some of us is like this: Putting a auto focus lens instead of a manual focus lens on a high end camera like a D800 is like putting an automatic transmission in a brand new Lamborghini instead of a 5 speed manual transmission - you just dont get it.
So if you personally dont like manual focus lenses - fine, but please, all you reviewers out there, please, please stop portraying manual focus as some sort of detriment or drawback when in fact, for many of us, it is a benefit and an advantage.
6) just because you dont like a camera doesnt mean people who do like it are wrong
I do not like mirrorless cameras, but a friend of mine who also has been into photography for 30 years has one, loves it, and makes great photos with it. What is wrong with that? On a similar vein, if a new camera is coming out, and you dont like it, that does not mean its a bad camera. I dont like using my iPad as a camera, but many others do. Whatever turns your crank. On the flip side however, the number of people who do not seem to have money for food or clothing but still line up for hours for the newest iPhone or iPad boggles my mind.
Arguing about which is the best camera is like arguing which is the best car. Maybe you need a van or a pickup or jeep and not even a car to begin with. Depends on your needs.
7) basics count
You can have the sharpest lens in the world, and even with image stabilization, you would be amazed at how much a shot improves if you are using a tripod or a monopod or even just learning to hold yourself steady while shooting.
I have an old book on photography from the 1930s and the first chapter talks about how the rules of composition and how lighting makes a difference in a scene have not changed from the days of oil painting or even marble sculpture. For example, if you have ever seen in person at a museum some old marble sculptures from the Roman Empire, look closely. The rules of proportion, how the statue captures light, and so forth - they are all there. The Parthenon in Greece, which is roughly 2,500 years old, still inspires architects today.
The point I am trying to make is no matter how advanced your technology is, no matter how sharp your lenses are, no matter how many megapixels your camera has, none of it is any good unless your first engage the most important instrument in photography - your brain.
8) fan boys, the eternal plague
The debate on Nikon vs Canon has been around as long as I can remember. Even before the internet, I used to hear and read Nikon is doomed or Canon is behind and cannot catch up. I read an old article from a magazine way back in the 1950s comparing the Speed Graphic to the Busch Pressman, both 4x5 sheet film Press Cameras, and afterwards, all I could think was; holy crap, they had fan boys back then too!
If we had a time machine, I would bet you dollars to donuts that Grog the caveman argued that his oak stick was better than Ughs maple stick. In the Roman empire what do you want to bet that there was an argument over which chisel was best for carving marble - Greek or Persian?
So, to all you fan boys out there, move out of your moms basement, buy yourself a bottle of Jack, discover what girls are all about, and just leave the rest of us alone.
......last and not least - just be there.
An old saying in large format photography, dont know who first said it: F64 and just be there.
In the city I live in, the metro population is in excess of 450,000 people. We have beautiful dirt trails along our river inside city limits. Wonderful wetlands and woodlands. Without exaggeration, I have gone for long hikes on these trail, and have walked as long as two hours at a stretch without seeing another human being on those trails. I am talking about good weather too, not harsh conditions. I often wonder to myself, all these cameras, all these messages and forums, all these opinions about photography, and yet out there in the real world how few I actually see out doing photography instead of talking photography. I dont give a damn what kind of imagining device you think is best, if you are not out there using it, it is useless.
Grow up, get a life, be greatfull for all the wonderful options you have, and get out there and do it.
Good luck
Have you been reading my mind David!
I agree with every point you have made there.
I find it incredible that :
a) people expect their camera to do it all for them, prize winning pictures at the press of a button (and "They" really should find a way to stop the photographer having to do even that!)
b) because of this, they immediately make my blood boil with the usual "great picture, you must have a really good camera" - no you plonker, I learnt how do make it do that over many years, it takes crap pictures if I leave it to get the shot on its own.
Several weeks ago I was photographing some wild fowl at my local country park.
I was using a Pentax DSLR when I approached by someone using a Canon.
His words were, "what's the camera mate!"
"A Pentax," I replied.
"Oh, I've heard it's possible to get some good shots with one of those but nothing beats a Canon!"
I smiled as I watched him machine gunning away at everything that moved!
Without sounding big headed I suspect that I ended up with more images worth keeping than he did.
I've no loyalty to any brand and get good results from my Pentax, Olympus, Nikon and Samsung!
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You are right in every word. And sometimes less is more, that's correct.
But I get bored even thinking that sort of prospective.
Well said, I think a lot of us feel the same way. Speaking of the Kodak Brownie, that was my first camera which I had given. I still have it although it doesn't work anymore.
Very restrained. Someone as hyper-grumpy as me would have kids sent up chimneys (a bit of had work never hurt anyone) and restore daily floggings and pointed caps with "D" on them in schools. The world's gone soft. And as for light meters and autofocus.............don't get me started.......(sorry, getting too grumpy to continue typing).
WELL DONE THAT MAN........Can I suggest that a copy of your rant? Be posted at the head of every forum on EPZ.......as another oldie, I am beginning to realise that life is far too short to play the......Mine is better than yours.......game.
Just get a camera, then enjoy using it .......simples!
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Fr. Bouyer and an anecdote about how the liturgical reform was imposed
Forgive the screwy formatting of the following. It is taken from a mass e-mail from the editor of Inside The Vatican, Robert Moynighan.
It concerns the behind the scenes story of the post-Conciliar liturgical reform. The characters involved are the … Continue reading
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People seem to be fascinated by tuna.
It might be that their interest in tuna comes from how funny sounding the word is: tuna.
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L'OssRom: smelling and spilling the coffee
Biretta tip to the one the only His Hermeneuticalness o{]:¬)
This was in L'Osservatore Romano.
After they consumed some of their excellent coffee, we also got this:
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QUAERITUR: books to help seminarians understand the Novus Ordo by learning the TLM
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Which Catholics are happy with the health care vote?
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10 "scientific" explanations against the Fatima Miracle of the Sun
Yesterday I reminded you that it was the anniversary of the Fatima Miracle of the Sun.
Today I found on Creative Minority Report a delightfully snarky examination of some reasons naysayers posited to explain what happened.
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The last acceptable prejudice
A writer in a Canadian newspaper considers the coverage of the unfortunate Nova Scotia bishop and comments in a refreshing way.
From the National Post with my emphases and comments.
The last acceptable prejudice
Michael Coren, National Post Published: Wednesday, October 14, 2009
It … Continue reading
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October Maples
From the Laudator:
Richard Wilbur, October Maples, Portland:
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Macalester Names Mansco Perry III Chief Investment Officer
October 06, 2010
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St. Paul, Minn. - Mansco Perry III will become Macalester's Chief Investment Officer, effective November 1. As CIO, Perry will oversee the college's $587 million endowment, which ranks 14th among U.S. liberal arts colleges. The endowment supports financial aid for students, and academic and co-curricular programs, among other college priorities.
Since 2008, Perry has been the Chief Investment Officer for the Maryland State Retirement Agency, where he oversaw a $33 billion pension plan portfolio. Among his contributions was creating the Terra Maria program, which expanded the system's emerging managers allocation, realizing earnings of 18.51 percent on $2.25 billion in assets in fiscal year 2010, and exceeding its benchmark by more than three percentage points since inception. Under his guidance, Maryland's most recent returns of 14.03 percent placed it within the top third of state pension plans of comparable size.
"We're delighted to welcome Mansco to Macalester," said President Brian Rosenberg. "He brings broad and deep experience in investment management and is passionate about the liberal arts. He'll be a great fit and wonderful addition to our team."
In fiscal year 2010, ending June 30, Macalester's endowment returned 12.3 percent, compared to a benchmark of 11.5 percent. Macalester's three- and five-year returns have been in the top ten percent nationally. Diversified asset allocation, strong manager selection and disciplined rebalancing have been hallmarks of Macalester's endowment management and have driven outperformance relative to peers over recent market cycles.
"I'm honored to have the opportunity to build on Macalester's long tradition of stewardship ensuring the endowment continues to provide invaluable support to students and academic programs for generations to come," said Perry.
Previously, Perry held positions at the Minnesota State Board of Investment, the Minnesota Department of Revenue, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Dayton Hudson Corporation, Cargill, Citibank, and Carleton College. He is a Carleton College graduate, and holds an MBA from the University of Chicago and a JD from William Mitchell College of Law. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst.
Perry will replace Craig Aase (Macalester class of 1970), who is retiring at the end of December 2010, after a 33-year career with the college where he served as controller, business manager, and chief financial officer before assuming the CIO role in 2002.
"We cannot thank Craig enough for his service to Macalester," said Rosenberg. "Helped by his portfolio management, Macalester has become a top-ranked national college known for academic rigor while meeting 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for incoming students—something we could not do without a strong endowment."
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VALPARAISO | Strolling on County Road 500 North, Public Works Director Matt Evans had a spring in his step, but it wasn't because of spring break or the prospect the snow might finally be winding down for the winter.
It was the road itself.
"It bounced like a bog when you walked on it," Evans said of the section of road just east of Ind. 49.
Crews already have been out to try to shore up the damage to the road caused by the cold weather and the spring thaw, and Evans said he is looking at having to do some tweaking of the paving program he had planned for the coming year.
The city finished its latest evaluation of all the roads Monday, and Evans said he'll spend the rest of the week looking over the stack of reports to figure out where best to use the $1.5 million road budget he has.
"I did have a general idea of what I wanted to accomplish, but I'm going to have to retweak the whole thing," he said. "That's a great sum of money, and I have to figure out how to use it. It's like a Rubik's Cube. I have to look at it from all angles to see the best way to do it."
The winter has been especially unkind to Lancaster Drive and much of Campbell Street. Evans said a long section of Lancaster is showing serious wear, and both the north and south bound lanes of Campbell from Park Avenue to Bullseye Lake Road have shown "an amazing amount of distress."
"That's a major corridor, and it will need a lot of work to stabilize it," he said of Campbell.
One of the solutions he plans to get into more is recycling the old pavement to extend the life of the road and reduce costs, as well as be more ecologically friendly.
"There are many ways for prolonging the life of the road before we have to reconstruct it," he said. "We've done some of this in the past, but we will incorporate it more in the tool belt of things we can use."
Despite a few late snow flurries, the city still has plenty of salt and is looking at carrying some forward for next winter. In the meantime, Evans said he has as many as four crews out almost every day patching potholes until temperatures finally get above 45 degrees and repairs can be done.
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This magisterial work of scholarship is sure to be essential to any biblical studies curriculum. "Jeremiah 21-36" draws on the best biblical scholarship to further our understanding of this preeminent prophet and his message to the world.
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