Class Procedures and Reminders
My schedule today. I'll be away from my desk for most of the afternoon, so I may be slower to respond to any emails you send this afternoon, but I should be able to get caught up by the end of the day.
Project Stack. If you turned in your project assignment before 8PM on Sunday, you should have comments back from me now. I'll keep working on the Sunday assignments today. As always, you can check the stack to make sure I received your email.
The following items are for fun and exploration:
Blog Stream. For those of you who are doing the "lab" this week, I wanted to share this fun graphic from Simran's blog: Lab Coat Styles (I've been saving this one from the last Story Lab back in Week 6, ha ha).
Free Audiobook. Today's free audiobook is The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ by Nicolas Notovitch. Notovitch claimed to have found evidence that Jesus spent time in India, learning from Hindu and Buddhist holy men. You can read more about him at Wikipedia.
India Video. And here's a video about the great Bengali author Rabindranath Tagore.
India Item. This is a fascinating infographic about religion that shows the distinctive presence of Hinduism in India: World Map of Religions.
Plus some thoughts on Knowledge versus Wisdom.
Growth Mindset Cats. This cat wants to know more.
And here are some thoughts on the power to create.
Event on Campus. Come hear Tariq Toure at 7PM in Gaylord Auditorium: Growing up Muslim: Breaking Barriers through Art and Advocacy, an event sponsored by the Muslim Students Association (details).
March 28: Marc Chagall. Today marks the anniversary of the death of the painter Marc Chagall in 1985; he was born in 1887. You can read more about his life and work in this Wikipedia article. Chagall created amazing dreamscapes combining motifs from the Jewish tradition and from other religious and mythological traditions also. The painting below is entitled Les Fiancés de la tour Eiffel.
