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Two elderly women at home, Latino Resource Organization, Santa Monica, Calif.
No full textSanta Monica Public Library Image Archives;F387;Digital object 5138 img0030The image is part of a 1993 photographic exhibition called 'The Changing Face of Santa Monica' held at the Ken Edwards Center. The show featured some 200 photographs by the students, staff and alumni of Santa Monica College Photography Department. It was the result of a nine-month collaboration between social services agencies, Arts Commissions of Santa Monica, Santa Monica College, the RAND; with the support of Santa Monica's Human Services Division. The photographers captured the services provided at day care facilities, health clinics, schools, shelters --- virtually anywhere people gathered for social service and education reasons
The Green Hour: Low-emission vehicles, PA-NJ radio broadcast, June 29, 2015
No full textOur society is structured in such a way that most of us are so dependent on cars that it is not easy to simply give them up. But you can make a choice as to what sort of car you have and what level of impact you have on our environment. Do you choose one which gives you 50 mpg or one that gives you 10 mpg? Or is electric? What sort of car do you really need? Listen to the experts as they offer insights on what the best choices available and why.Guests: Michael Thwaite, President of Plug-in America and the NJ Electric Auto Association, and Professor Monica Mazurek of the School of Engineering at Rutgers University.Direct link to broadcast audio,http://www.greenhourradio.com/the-cars-we-drive-say-a-lot-about-us-2/Promo by host (Gery Juleff):You can love your car even more by.......if you make the right choice for your community and the environment.Let’s keep it simple.a Most of us need a car to fully participate in our social and economic environment. And many people enjoy cars.b) But there is a price to pay every time we drive – to our own pocket and to the health of our communities and the environment.c) So we have an obligation to minimize that damage.d) There are many ways in which we can do that, including driving less. But the most important thing we can do is choose a car that does what we need it to do but with the least damage.e) There are many, many options out there for all types of vehicles, from low emission gasoline cars to electric vehicles.f) Find out more on www.greenhourradio.com and listen to our discussion with Michael Thwaite, President of Plug-in America and the NJ Electric Auto Association, and Professor Monica Mazurek of the School of Engineering at Rutgers University on www.panjradio.com all this week at 3 and 6pm or later in the week via the podcast on www.greenhourradio.comg) What are you waiting for?Gery JuleffHost of the 'Green Hour'www.greenhourradio.com [email protected] 529 0149The Green Hour is sponsored by our supporters at Duke Farms. Duke Farms serves as a model of environmental stewardship and inspires visitors to become informed stewards of the land. It is a place of education, enjoyment and inspiration that enhances the environmental health of the region
Participación política de las juventudes panameñas en el contexto acutal : Panamá : informe país
No full textMonica Patricia Romero Zapat
Author Monica Wood writes of her childhood in Mexico, Maine, and the day of her
No full textAuthor Monica Wood writes of her childhood in Mexico, Maine, and the day of her father\u27s death
Terapias y diagnósticos de las enfermedades respiratorias que disminuyen el rendimiento del caballo atleta
No full textPascual Romero, Monica; director de proyecto: Gómez Lucas, Raquel2024-2025Grado en VeterinariaFacultad de Veterinari
Pink Symposium: Elena Romero and Monica L. Miller “Pink in African American Music and Culture”
No full textThe Museum at FIT presented Pink, its twentieth academic symposium. This symposium explored the significance of the color pink in fashion, art, and culture. Pink provokes exceptionally strong feelings of both attraction and repulsion, yet it is increasingly being regarded as cool and androgynous, powerful and political. Topics included the significance of pink clothing in western and non-western cultures (including India, Africa, Mexico, and Japan), the role of pink in eighteenth-century portraiture, associations of pink with politics, gender, and sexuality, and the use of pink in cinema.Elena Romero is an adjunct assistant professor in Advertising and Marketing Communications at FIT. She has written on fashion, music, and culture for Women’s Wear Daily, Latina, Vibe, the New York Post, and Sportswear International, and she is the author of Free Stylin’: How Hip Hop Changed the Fashion Industry.Monica L. Miller is a professor of English and Africana studies at Barnard College. A specialist in African American and Afro-diasporic literature and cultural studies, she is the author of Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. She is currently at work on a new project titled Blackness, Swedish Style: Race, Diaspora, and Belonging
Maine author Monica Wood rides along with Sergeant Matthew Bard of the Fairfield
No full textMaine author Monica Wood rides along with Sergeant Matthew Bard of the Fairfield Police Department, observing the aftermath of a burglary, the serving of a restraining order, a paintball incident, and other late-shift police calls in the small town
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