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Zoom Aid or Zoom Raid?: An Interview with Stephen J. Neville
Get PDFKlara du Plessis speaks with Stephen J. Neville about his early research (co-authored with Prof. Greg Elmer and Anthony Glyn Burton) on some of the risks associated with online videoconferencing; specifically, the racist and misogynist underpinning of many so-called Zoom-bombing attacks
Stephen J. Small Reception - Sowell Conference 2017
No full textReception to honor Stephen J. Small, donor of the Stephen J. Small Conservation Collection. Welcome by Dr. Bella Gerlich, Dean of Libraries, followed by remarks on the collection by Stephen Small
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Series 5: Correspondence: January - May, 1990
No full textResume for Stephen J. Ruffin
Dr Stephen J Korcheck and trailers
No full textDr. Stephen J. Korcheck poses in front of some trailer homes. This could be located in Trailer Estates in the Bayshore Gardens area. Korcheck was the third president of Manatee Community College from 1980-1997. He was also a professional baseball player for the Washington Senators
Stephen J. Fraenkel Collection 1929-2007
No full textThis collection holds the papers of Stephen J. Fraenkel, a civil engineer. Much of the collection focuses on his experiences in Germany in the 1930s and his first years in the United States, as well as on his attempts to receive restitution from the German government. Papers in this collection include correspondence, photographs and postcards, certificates and diplomas, and articles written by Stephen J. Fraenkel or pertaining to his profession.See also Stephen J. Fraenkel's memoirs My life: a series of notes and observations on a sequence of improbabilities, 1917-2000", LBI call number ME 1243Stephen Joseph Fraenkel was born in Berlin in 1917 as the son of Max Fraenkel, a banker, and Martha (Plessner) Fraenkel, a musician and piano teacher. Martha Fraenkel died in 1932 of cancer. After graduating from the Kaiser-Friedrich-Schule in 1936 Fraenkel decided to pursue the study of engineering. After applying to all eleven of the engineering schools in Germany, he was admitted to and enrolled at the Technical University of Hannover in spite of being Jewish. In 1937 Stephen Fraenkel was contacted by a representative of the International Student Service, an organization that arranged scholarships in the United States offered by Jewish fraternities. He was granted such a scholarship by the Sigma Alpha Mu chapter at the University of Nebraska and immigrated to the United States in 1938. In 1941 he married Josephine Rubnitz; the couple had three children. Stephen Fraenkel studied engineering in Nebraska and Illinois and worked in the research and development departments of several engineering companies in Illinois. Most of his family, including his father, perished in the Holocaust. Stephen Fraenkel died in 2002. Further biographic details, especially on Stephen Fraenkel's life in Nazi Germany, are available in his memoir "My Life - a Series of Notes and Observations on a Sequence of Improbabilities" (ME 1243/ MM III 1).digitize
Series 5: Correspondence: January - May, 1990
No full textA letter from Stephen J. Ruffin to Alan H. Levi, of the Texas Human Rights Foundation, writing in response to the available position of Director of Administration and Development. Ruffin states that he wants the job because of his professional and personal interest for the organization
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Series 5: Correspondence: January - May, 1990
No full textA resume submitted to the Texas Human Rights Foundation from a Stephen J. Ruffin, 7600 Woodhollow Dr. #1117 Austin, Texas, 78731
Series 5: Correspondence: January - May, 1990
No full textA resume submitted to the Texas Human Rights Foundation from a Stephen J. Ruffin, 7600 Woodhollow Dr. #1117 Austin, Texas, 78731
Letter with attachments: Stephen J. Smitney to Ida M. Tarbell, November 4, 1940
No full textLetter of two page
Exterior wall of Parramatta gaol, Sydney, 9 March 1931, 1 [picture] /
No full textTitle devised from accompanying information where available.; Part of the: Fairfax archive of glass plate negatives.; Negative reciept included in case with subject and photographer's name Stephen J. Dunleavy; Also available online at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn6300097; Acquired from Fairfax Media, 2012
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