An ANGEL in the classroom
A new type of E-learning software is available for the first time for free to educational institutions in the United States, thanks to an ANGEL. In this case, the ANGEL is A New Global Environment for Learning, a software program developed by IUPUI facult y members Ali Jafari and David Mills that allows teachers to finally break down the walls of time and space that have often separated them from the community they serve, according to one teacher whose tried it out.
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A day in the life
Was the world of women two millennia ago all that different from the world of 21st-century women? Perhaps, but the smaller details of domesticity and personal adornment may not be all that far afield, according to an IUB curator and an archeologist who have combined their expertise to create the upcoming exhibit, The Spindle and the Shrine: Daily Life of Women in Classical Times, opening Saturday , Oct. 7, at the IU Art Museum in Bloomington. Ancient women socialized outside the home, served as pries ts, organized festivals and even performed as mimes, musicians, jugglers and acrobats in broad forms of street entertainment. And yet, even with six of the 12 Olympic deities being women, Greece and Rome were exceedingly patriarchal cultures that believed the home was the center of a womans universe.
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A statement by concerned Indiana University Bloomington faculty
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Powell to visit IUB in November
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IUB retirement investment seminar Oct. 3
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Recommendations for Athletics Code of Conduct presented to Brand, trustees
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