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Faculty & Staff Blogs
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[Ethics in the News] Week of 11/19/2024 - Image Via New York Times Politics Health Academic Law Enforcement Ethics Sources: “Missouri Police Accused of Misusing Traffic Stops for Nude Photos” The N...
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Tom Cooper's Wisdom Weavers: The Lives and Thought of Harold Innis and Marshall McLuhan - Paul Levinson's books ... Paul Levinson's music1 day ago
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Fun with “voseo” in Argentina: Part 2 - The street map below, which I saw on a downtown Buenos Aires signpost, captures the linguistic “Alice in Wonderland” vibe I experienced on my recent trip t...3 months ago
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Literary Travel: Interview with Fordham Alum Melanie Blake - Imagine you could encapsulate yourself through tourism centered on great works of literature, literary developments, and the literature surrounding cultura...11 months ago
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What is a Creative Writing Class and What Can You Expect from it? - Embarking on a journey in the literary world often begins with a simple yet profound step: enrolling in a creative writing class. These classes are not jus...1 year ago
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Tennis Memories from a Time When Racism and Anti-Semitism Still Prevailed - I learned tennis at a public park in Brooklyn- Lincoln Terrace- where the teaching pro was a mailman named Phil Rubell. Almost all the kids who took lesson...2 years ago
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Going Golem - "Going Golem" was the title I gave to this op-ed, which was published on June 14th in the *Jewish Standard* under the title, Going Golem… Or Moving the Let...5 years ago
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Ingrid’s Stripped Altar and the Making of an Irish-Catholic American Family Brand - Society for Italian Historical Studies Annual Meeting, Chicago, January 5, 2019 Advertisements5 years ago
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2016 American Studies Senior Symposium & Party | Tuesday, December 13th • 11-4pm Presentations • 4pm Annual Party - Join the American Studies Program for the 2016 American Studies Senior Thesis Symposium and Annual Party! Tuesday, December 13th: 11am-4pm, Thesis Present...
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My Anti-Bully Pulpit - I have been saying throughout this election that no matter what happens on November 8, on November 9, we’ve got work to do. Here’s one of my mandates: I w...8 years ago
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Gratin & Crisp Grateful - I made several recipes with the food from my share last week, starting with dessert which I sometimes do have first. Enjoy! Apple Crisp with Oat Topping IN...10 years ago
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Thank you very much! Good night! - We now bring this blog to a conclusion, after five years’ journey. Thank you again to our contributors and to all of our readers, and to our host, Liturgic...10 years ago
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Video: The Return of the Swine Flu - WNET.ORG Correspondent Rafael Pi Roman speaks with New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Farley about the expected return of the H1N1 virus during the n...11 years ago
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Fernham has moved - You can find me here, with a spanking new website and all of Fernham folded within. If I were a better IT guy, you'd get an automatic redirect, but you're ...12 years ago
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Please visit our actual blog site! - For some reason, this blog site has been listed as Micki McGee's Self-Help Inc Blog site when it's not! Please visit Dr. McGee's blog at www.http://self-h...13 years ago
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After being away for a few months... - I've been away from blog writing for quite a while. I got sick and was away from work for about 2 months, and, in addition, my computer died. So, my ...13 years ago
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We share 98% of our genetic make-up with chimpanzees - Biological science tells us that up to 98% of our genetic make-up as human beings is identical to the genetic make-up of chimpanzees. There seems to be no...15 years ago
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Speak out Art Design and Politics - Speak Out: Art, Design & Politics November 1–December 20, 2008 Curated by Abby Goldstein A provocative two-floor exhibition featuring artists from across t...16 years ago
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Student Blogs
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Mrs. Ebury, A Footnote15 years ago
7 comments:
Fordham Rose HIll, THE most beautiful campus!
Gorgeous!
Looks like the student body decided to sleep in..
Amazing!! Makes me miss the Rose Hill!
@Anonymous, re: sleeping in. The University is closed for the winter break--if the students are sleeping in, they're doing it at home.
These are beautiful, Fr. Lombardi! Can we put some of these on the Fordham homepage for the winter season? Those banner photos can surely use some mixing up.
These pictures bring back some great memories! Fordham was always beautiful, no matter the season.
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