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Mathias Rodriguez
No full textMathias Rodriguez was born and raised in Panama City, Panama. He previously graduated from the University of Florida with both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting. After working two years in the public accounting industry, Mathias decided to return to school to pursue his passion in materials science by majoring in mechanical engineering at the University of Central Florida. Mathias is currently researching polyelectrolyte complexes to synthesize silk-inspired biomimetic nanostructure materials that would be durable and strong enough so that it could be used to make a variety of materials like spacesuits. He plans to obtain his Ph.D. in biomolecular engineering and become a college professor.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ramp_gallery/1071/thumbnail.jp
Oral Interview of Mathias Geiger
No full textPastor of the United Church of Christ in Moorhead, Reverend Mathias discusses his call to the ministry, along with his ministry work at his church.https://red.mnstate.edu/oral_interviews/1138/thumbnail.jp
Leonard G. Mathias Collection
No full textLeonard G. "Matty" Mathias (1900-2001) graduated from the University of Maryland in 1923, receiving a B.S. from the College of Arts and Sciences. Mathias served as the assistant manager of the football team and was a member of the Kappa Alpha fraternity. This collection contains a memory scrapbook belonging to Mathias that documents his time at Maryland. Included are photographs of the football team, athletic tickets and schedules, dance cards, names of Mathias' classmates, and two student "dink" hats. Of particular note are three photographs taken at President Warren Harding's inauguration in 1921. In addition to the scrapbook, several loose photographs, newspaper clippings about university athletics, and issues of the Diamondback student newspaper are available
Mathias family preparing to board the ship "Deutschland" to emigrate from Germany to New York Portraits; Family
No full textOn January 6, 1938 our family left Nazi Germany and boarded a ship "Deutschland" for New York. This ended our family's life in Germany forever. Rudolph ES Mathias.Ready to board ship! My father: Ernst Mathias [1886-1971]; My mother: Emmy Mathias; My sister: Beate Mathias (lady with hat); myself [Rudolphe Mathias]- next to my mother
Mathias E. Mnyampala
No full textPortrait du poète et juriste tanzanien de langue swahilie Mathias E. Mnyampala. Le tirage en noir et blanc a été copié sur un support numérique en 2007 à Dodoma par Mathieu Roy dans le cadre du projet ANR SWAHILI avec l'autorisation de Charles M. Mnyampala, propriétaire des archives MNYAMPALA
Mathias Family Collection 1823-1971
No full textThis collection contains a wide variety of documents and papers pertaining to the family of Ernst Mathias, including several documents pertaining to his ancestors, some of whom were physicians, and others who were manufacturers who served the Prussian court in the 19th century.Processed for digitizationdigitize
Oswald Mathias Ungers. Laudatio
No full textIl contributo riporta la Laudatio pronunciata da Annalisa Trentin in occasione del conferimento della laurea ad honorem ad Oswald Mathias Ungers da parte della Facoltà di architettura dell'Università di Bologna, il 26 novembre 2004, presso il Teatro Bonci di Cesena
A Conversation with Mark Zuckerberg and Mathias Döpfner
No full textMZ shares a second conversation of his 2019 personal challenge with Mathias Döpfner. MZ lays out the future of social networking and the four ideas for internet regulation he published over the weekendhttps://epublications.marquette.edu/zuckerberg_files_videos/1286/thumbnail.jp
Barantndikiye, Mathias
No full textMathias Barantndikiye said he remembers a group of soldiers circling him and his fellow parishioners after he was walking home from Sunday mass. The soldiers forced them into a where a commander demanded everyone there take out documentation to prove they had all paid their taxes. However, Barantndikiye explained that no one traveled with their paperwork because it was Sunday, a day of rest. He said the militia began to release the men in large quantities. As they were released, Barantndikiye said he saw tractors digging large holes in their community. At first, he thought the digging might be a type of military exercise, only to discover later they were digging mass graves to bury those massacred in the 1972 Genocide of Burundi.https://neiudc.neiu.edu/burundi-oral-histories/1047/thumbnail.jp
Oswald Mathias Ungers: alcuni fondamentali principii
No full textIn questo saggio si vuole fare il punto su alcuni concetti, o meglio momenti chiave, che permettono di comprendere il panorama di riferimento relativo all’opera di Oswald Mathias Ungers, in particolar modo portando l’attenzione sulla costruzione del pensiero teorico e sulla sua visione radicale dell’architettura cercando di allontanarlo dallo stereotipo che lo vede principalmente collegato al rigore della geometria
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