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Kennel Club (1)
No full textCombing through the archives, we found a few fun retro TV ads from Gonzaga\u27s early days on the national basketball stage and thought you might enjoy the memories they bring back.
Gonzaga basketball became the subject of national conversation in 1999 when the Zags advanced to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. Now in the limelight, we needed TV ads to play on our occasional national and regional TV broadcasts. But we wanted to highlight Gonzaga’s high-quality academic programs, its welcoming community and its service to others, all while maintaining a humble approach to all that we did. We wanted to make sure everyone knew that our student-athletes still lived in the same residence halls, ate in the same dining hall and went to the same classes as all our students.
Public Relations Director Dale Goodwin crafted the tag line, “We’re All Part of the Same Team Here,” and with a team of writers, editors and filmmakers from Corner Booth Production, headed by Gonzaga grad Frank Swoboda (’94), created a 23-part series from 1999-2006 telling Gonzaga’s story and helped to propel enrollment from 4,500 in 1998-99 to 7,300 in 2008. Thanks to all of our students, student-athletes, faculty and staff members who agreed to help us in these productions. Enjoy this historical look back
Bing Gonzaga Hype
No full textCombing through the archives, we found a few fun retro TV ads from Gonzaga\u27s early days on the national basketball stage and thought you might enjoy the memories they bring back.
Gonzaga basketball became the subject of national conversation in 1999 when the Zags advanced to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. Now in the limelight, we needed TV ads to play on our occasional national and regional TV broadcasts. But we wanted to highlight Gonzaga’s high-quality academic programs, its welcoming community and its service to others, all while maintaining a humble approach to all that we did. We wanted to make sure everyone knew that our student-athletes still lived in the same residence halls, ate in the same dining hall and went to the same classes as all our students.
Public Relations Director Dale Goodwin crafted the tag line, “We’re All Part of the Same Team Here,” and with a team of writers, editors and filmmakers from Corner Booth Production, headed by Gonzaga grad Frank Swoboda (’94), created a 23-part series from 1999-2006 telling Gonzaga’s story and helped to propel enrollment from 4,500 in 1998-99 to 7,300 in 2008. Thanks to all of our students, student-athletes, faculty and staff members who agreed to help us in these productions. Enjoy this historical look back
Women\u27s Basketball Promo (5)
No full textCombing through the archives, we found a few fun retro TV ads from Gonzaga\u27s early days on the national basketball stage and thought you might enjoy the memories they bring back.
Gonzaga basketball became the subject of national conversation in 1999 when the Zags advanced to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. Now in the limelight, we needed TV ads to play on our occasional national and regional TV broadcasts. But we wanted to highlight Gonzaga’s high-quality academic programs, its welcoming community and its service to others, all while maintaining a humble approach to all that we did. We wanted to make sure everyone knew that our student-athletes still lived in the same residence halls, ate in the same dining hall and went to the same classes as all our students.
Public Relations Director Dale Goodwin crafted the tag line, “We’re All Part of the Same Team Here,” and with a team of writers, editors and filmmakers from Corner Booth Production, headed by Gonzaga grad Frank Swoboda (’94), created a 23-part series from 1999-2006 telling Gonzaga’s story and helped to propel enrollment from 4,500 in 1998-99 to 7,300 in 2008. Thanks to all of our students, student-athletes, faculty and staff members who agreed to help us in these productions. Enjoy this historical look back
Women\u27s Basketball Promo (2)
No full textCombing through the archives, we found a few fun retro TV ads from Gonzaga\u27s early days on the national basketball stage and thought you might enjoy the memories they bring back.
Gonzaga basketball became the subject of national conversation in 1999 when the Zags advanced to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. Now in the limelight, we needed TV ads to play on our occasional national and regional TV broadcasts. But we wanted to highlight Gonzaga’s high-quality academic programs, its welcoming community and its service to others, all while maintaining a humble approach to all that we did. We wanted to make sure everyone knew that our student-athletes still lived in the same residence halls, ate in the same dining hall and went to the same classes as all our students.
Public Relations Director Dale Goodwin crafted the tag line, “We’re All Part of the Same Team Here,” and with a team of writers, editors and filmmakers from Corner Booth Production, headed by Gonzaga grad Frank Swoboda (’94), created a 23-part series from 1999-2006 telling Gonzaga’s story and helped to propel enrollment from 4,500 in 1998-99 to 7,300 in 2008. Thanks to all of our students, student-athletes, faculty and staff members who agreed to help us in these productions. Enjoy this historical look back
English Language Learning: Linguistic & Cultural Imperialism?
Full text linkEste trabalho examina a posição do Inglês como língua internacional em termos de forças políticas e econômicas que contribuíram para a posição dominante do inglês na arena mundial. O trabalho examina a acusação de que o ensino de inglês como segunda língua ou língua estrangeira contribui para o imperialismo lingüístico e cultural e desafia o pressuposto de que os falantes nativos de inglês são necessariamente os melhores professores. Recomenda- se aos profissionais de língua inglesa a adoção de uma filosofia de relativismo pragmático na sua avaliação das necessidades do aprendiz de forma a evitar tendências etnocêntricas em seus currículos
Germination Ecophysiology of Leymus cinerus (Poaceae)
Full text linkWe studied seed germination responses of 41 collections of Leymus cinereus (basin wildrye), a native perennial bunchgrass widely distributed in western North America. Collections made in 1987 and 1988 were largely nondormant in midautumn but relatively slow to germinate at optimal temperatures (mean germination time 6-16 d). Seeds germinated more quickly after a 2-wk chilling pretreatment (mean germination time 2-11 d). Mean germination time under conditions simulating prolonged snowpack (1⚬C) varied among collections from 6 to 12 wk and was negatively correlated with mean January temperature at the collection site. In dry-afterripening experiments with four 1992 collections, seeds showed only minor change in germination rate and percentage after time in dry storage, unlike seeds of Bromus tectorum (cheatgrass) and Elymus elymoides (squirreltail), which are facultatively fall-emerging. Field retrieval studies showed that L. cinereus seeds did not germinate in autumn even under conditions that triggered complete germination of B. tectorum and E. elymoides. Thus L. cinereus is primarily a spring-emerging species even though its seeds are mostly nondormant at dispersal. Its failure to germinate more quickly as a consequence of time in dry storage protects it from fall emergence under most weather scenarios. Timing of germination under snowpack is keyed to site-specific variation in snowpack duration, ensuring rapid emergence in very early spring. These results show the importance of rate as a mechanism that regulates germination phenology under semiarid conditions
Effects of Afterripening on Cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) and Squirreltail (Elymus elymoides) Germination
Full text linkThe Dr. Robert L. Bruna Collection of The Stanbrook Abbey Press of Fine Printing, 1956-1989
No full textThis exhibit catalog was created to accompany the loan of the Dr. Robert L. Bruna Collection of the Stanbrook Abbey Press of Fine Printing, 1956-1989 to the Cowles Rare Book Library at Gonzaga University\u27s Foley Center. The exhibit was on display from 24 April 1994 through 30 September 1994