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Mary Carty
No full textMary Carty, entrepreneur and author, observed how our thinking about cultural products and practices can become siloed. The solution is to invest in and develop our capacity for collaborative practice, cutting cuts across artificial divisions between the arts and the cultural industries.
Thank you all for having me here today, it’s an honour to be here. There are two points I want to talk about that struck me from listening to all the conversations today. The first one is, where do we put cultural products and what are they? The second one is about collaboration. We’ve talked so much about collaboration today and I have a few ideas around that that I’d like to share
Carty Finkbeiner retirement congratulations to Marian Wojciechowski, March 3, 1980
No full textA letter from Carty Finkbeiner, Mayor of Toledo, Ohio, congratulating Marian Wojciechowski on his retirement from public service. The letter is dated March 3, 1980
Carty, Struppa: Students in Partnership Improve Lives of Local Kids
No full textMany activities at Chapman University aim to make the university a vital and important part of the community of Orange, including Victoria Carty and students\u27 work with the local nonprofit Higher Ground, a grassroots gang-prevention program aimed at low-income and at-risk youth
Australian Radio History : An in-depth study into the development of A.M. radio broadcasting throughout Australia
No full text“Australian Radio History” by Bruce Carty Ph.D
Bruce Carty started his interest in radio at the age of five as a member of the A.B.C. “Argonauts” Club. By seven his radio interest was listening to A.B.C. news broadcasts. By twelve Bruce was avidly following the 2UE Top 40, and at fourteen he became Australia’s youngest commercial radio announcer in 1963 with radio 2KA in Katoomba. - Author\u27s website.https://creo.sae.edu.au/ebooks/1005/thumbnail.jp
Salmon, Charles Carty (Carty) (1860-1917)
No full textCharles Carty Salmon (1860–1917), medical practitioner and second Speaker of the House of Representatives,was born on 27 July 1860 at Amherst, a gold rush town near Maryborough, Victoria, sixth child of English-bornparents Frederick Browne Salmon, storekeeper, and his wife, Susannah Carty, née Arnell. Carty attendedScotch College, Melbourne, before his uncle gave him a position at his tobacco importing and manufacturingcompany, Dudgeon & Arnell. Such work had little appeal and, in 1886, he enrolled in medicine at the Universityof Melbourne. During his studies, he honed his public speaking skills at Trinity College’s Dialectic Society. Aftertwo years, he proceeded to Scotland, where in 1891 he completed his medical studies. While in Scotland, hebegan attending political meetings, finding himself drawn to conservatism. Returning to Melbourne, he set up ageneral practice at South Yarra
Rico Carty and Gil Garrido, circa 1969
No full textRico Carty and Gil Garrido ride on a car in a Braves Pennant Rally parade. Written on accompanying document: Braves Pennant Rally Rico Carty and Gil Garrido
Mc CARTY, George Joseph
No full textCorrespondence of Mr. George Joseph Mc Carty, J.H. Perestrejo, and Gen. Alvaro Obregón, in which Mr. Perestrejo requests to meet Gen. Obregón accompanied by Mr. Jones. Mr. J.H. Perestrejo transcribes a message from George Mc Carty congratulating Gen. Obregón on his victory in the elections. Mr. H.S. Brown requests a meeting with Gen. Obregón. Mr. Mc Carty refers Mr. H.S. Brown, Vice President of the Mexican International Corporation, to Gen. Obregón. Matter related to the possibility of funding the National Railways of Mexico by the Mexican International Corporation. File M-28 / Correspondencia entre el Sr. George Joseph Mc Carty, J.H. Perestrejo y el Gral. Alvaro Obregón, en la que el primero solicita una entrevista al Gral. Obregón a la cual irá acompañado por Mr. Jones. El Sr. J.H. Perestrejo transcribe al Gral. Obregón el mensaje de George Mc Carty felicitándolo por su triunfo en las elecciones. El Sr. H.S Brown solicita una entrevista al Gral. Obregón. El Sr. Mc Carty recomienda al Sr. H.S. Brown, Vicepresidente de la Mexican International Corporation con el Gral. Obregón. Asunto relativo a la posibilidad de un financiamiento a los Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México a través de la Mexican International Corporation. Exp. M-2
The Moral Responsibility of Rulers
No full textIt is a generally accepted idea in contemporary international legal scholarship that to think about an international rule of law is a liberal project, the ‘sole thinkable principle of organization’ for the modern international system. Martti Koskenniemi opened his seminal article ‘The Politics of International Law’ with the observation that...</p
Lieutenant John N. Carty, U.S. Army
No full textThis is a portrait of Lieutenant John N. Carty, U.S. Army. Carty is wearing his summer service uniform and looking at the camera with a neutral expression. There is a sign at chest level that reads "John N. Carty." This portrait was likely taken in a photography studio
Abraham Carty statement
No full textA statement from Abraham Carty certifying that William Millan sent a public horse to his pasture, where he grew sick and passed
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