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Special Edition: Brenda Hillman’s most treasured book
No full textAs part of its ongoing series spotlighting the most treasured books of Bay Area residents, DATEBOOK, the San Francisco Chronicle\u27s arts and entertainment news and events guide, highlights a selection from Saint Mary\u27s English Professor and renowned poet Brenda Hillman. In the article, Hillman, the author of nine collections of poetry, and the Olivia C. Filippi Professor of Poetry at the College, writes about the importance of her 95-year-old mother\u27s King James Bible to her family. Read Special Edition: Brenda Hillman’s most treasured book
Brenda Rivera
No full textBrenda Rivera is currently a Junior at UCF. She is majoring in biology with a minor in environmental studies. With this degree Brenda hopes to conduct molecular research concerning zoonotic diseases and find solutions for their effect on the human and animal populations of third world countries. She hopes to apply a One Health approach to the study of these diseases. Brenda will obtain a Master’s in Infectious Diseases and Global Health at Tufts University. She hopes to eventually obtain a Ph.D. in either infectious diseases and immunology or a D.V.M.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ramp_gallery/1025/thumbnail.jp
FIT Authors: Brenda Cowan
No full textProfessor Brenda Cowan, Exhibition and Experience Design, discusses her book, Museum Objects, Health and Healing
Brenda
No full textLa vida y muerte de Brenda se entrecruzaron con la pobreza, la ignorancia y la desidia de un sistema que no supo ver a tiempo las necesidades básicas de la niña.
Una denuncia que abre el camino hacia el esclarecimiento de una muerte. Una abuela que acusa a su propia hija por el abandono de su nieta es solo el inicio para observar como los diferentes actores intervinieron en la vida de Brenda.
El estudio pormenorizado del expediente judicial, permite que el relato bucee en las distintas realidades que convergen en la vida de una niña de 8 años: familia, escuela, hospitales y servicios locales.Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociale
Brenda Bertrand
No full textBrenda Bertrand, Washington, D.C., speaks on God’s work and our responses to crisis
Brenda Fassie
No full textPortrait of South African popular singer Brenda Fassie, whose music is a blend of soul, disco, and Mbaqanga. Excerpts from her music videos are interspersed with Fassie discussing her music in the South African political context.Producer & director, John R. Bowey ; writer, Gus Silber ; editor, Sheila McCallister, Alan J. Melville ; cameraman, Roy MacGregor.Ascension in association with A Cut Above Productions presents
Interview with Dr. Brenda Child
No full textDr. Brenda Child (Red Lake Ojibwe) is a professor of history at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. She is the author of several works, including Boarding School Seasons: American Indian Families, 1900-1940 (University of Nebraska Press, 1998), which comes from her 1993 University of Iowa dissertation. In this interview, Dr. Child discusses public history and her work in several national exhibits as well as her most recent work My Grandfather\u27s Knocking Sticks (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2014).
Interviewer Mary Wis
Brenda Flanagan, 33rd Annual ODU Literary Festival
No full textBrenda Flanagan left school in Trinidad at age 14 to help support her family. In 1967 she came to the USA, where she worked as a domestic servant. Marriage and motherhood further kept her from an education until 1975, when she began her studies at the University of Michigan. She is the author of the prize-winning novel You Alone Are Dancing, a collection of stories, In Praise of Island Women and Other Crimes, and the forthcoming, Allah in the Islands
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