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COVID-19 Oral History Project: Interview with Valerie Vazquez
No full textThe interview discusses the interviewee\u27s experiences and thoughts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The person interviewed was Valerie Vazquez in a video recording made by Francisco Vazquez for the U.S. History 1302 course. In the recording many topics from COVID-19, to the Texas winter storm, and how the interviewee has been able to handle all these events during a worldwide pandemic
The Library of Babel
No full textThe production of artist's books in the twentieth century is directly related to the political and avant-garde movements. Latin American writers who were part of these movements returned to the exotic beauty of the indigenous codices, the simple forms of medieval literatura de cordel--chapbooks and explore the non-conformist typography of concrete poetry, giving a new vision to book design. Like their counterparts in Europe and the United States, artists and graphic designers experimented with typography, page design and binding. immersing themselves in mastering techniques such as engraving, woodcut, photography, collage, frottage, photomontage and digital design.Paper presented in the Book Arts Festival, Rutgers University Libraries, 2000
Fernando Vazquez Interview
No full textFernando Vazquez (Class of 2020) was interviewed by Sriya Reddy via the Zoom internet-based video conferencing software on August 7. 2020. He majored in computer science and was involved with College Hispanic-American Students (CHAS) and the Connect Institute, where he served as a mentor for four years. Mr. Vazquez was born in Dallas and was the eldest of three siblings. His neighborhood was mostly Latiné and his parents were born and raised in Mexico. During his time at SMU, he worked as a dishwasher at a local restaurant. At some points during his college career, he had to work more than one job to keep up with financial concerns. At the time of the interview, Vazquez was completing the 4+1 program to get a master's degree and planning to work as an engineer at State Farm
Commencement 2018: Address to the Graduates: Lilliana Vazquez, Style Correspondent
No full textGuest speaker, Lilliana Vazquez, addresses the graduates at FIT's 2018 Commencement Undergraduate Exercises. May 24, 2018, Radio City Music Hall.Lilliana Vazquez is one of the most sought-after personalities in the industry, acting as host, influencer, style advisor and producer to the biggest names in entertainment, both on- air and online. She has quickly become one of the most watched, multifaceted talents, thanks to her signature brand of approachability and her unique ability to capture an audience’s attention.On Today, Vazquez shares her experiences and expertise with millions of viewers each week where she can be seen covering the latest trends and news in technology, business, travel, entertainment, and lifestyle. She is also NBC’s secret weapon on the red carpet at the Golden Globes, the Emmys, and the Met Gala. For Access Hollywood, Vazquez has led coverage of the biggest names and entertainment events in the world.As a media-savvy millennial, Vazquez has always been at the forefront of what’s next in the digital space. It started in 2008 when she launched her blog, The Cheap Chica’s Guide to Style, and followed up the success of the site with a namesake book, The Cheap Chica’s Guide to Style: Secrets to Shopping and Looking Chic, in 2013. The blog has evolved into a lifestyle destination with more than 200,000 faithful followers across all of her social media channels.In addition to her day jobs, Vazquez is the expert producers and executives call to lend style expertise to segments on entertainment programs, including E! News, The Wendy Williams Show, The Talk, and The Rachael Ray Show. Vazquez has also served as an ambassador, spokesperson, and content creator for some of the world’s biggest brands.Born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, to a Puerto Rican father and Mexican mother, Vazquez is a proud Texan and Latina. She attended George Washington University on a full academic scholarship and graduated with a bachelor’s degree, double majoring in international business and entrepreneurship. Vazquez is involved with the Hispanic Federation, which is the nation’s premier Latino nonprofit membership organization that seeks to support Hispanic families and strengthen Latino institutions through work in the areas of education, health, immigration, and economic empowerment
Interview with Roland Vazquez / interviewed by Felix Grant, ca. February 2, 1981
No full textRoland Vazquez discusses his career with interviewer and radio host Felix Grant. Vazquez is featured on excerpts from recordings selected by Grant.Made available in DSpace on 2012-10-09T17:35:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2
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manifest.xml: 3427 bytes, checksum: a469260eecfcb640f7dbab567ac019f4 (MD5)Music for a flowered pig / R. Vazquez (03:56-08:26) -- The spare / R. Vazquez (10:40-15:24) -- Giana / R. Vazquez (20:53-26:28) -- Some What Others / R. Vazquez (34:25-38:20) -- Feel your dream / R. Vazquez (41:15-42:01)Roland Vazquez interviewed by Felix Grant on WMAL. Recorded ca. February 2, 1981. Reproduction of radio interview produced at Washington, D.C. Station WMAL for broadcast on The Album Sound. Forms part of the Felix Grant Collection at the Felix E. Grant Jazz Archives. Original format: 1 sound tape reel (43 min.) : analog, 7 1/2 ips., full track mono; 7 in
Oral history interview with Victoria Mitchell Vazquez
No full textVictoria Mitchell Vazquez, a professional artist, talks about her childhood and the influence her mother, Anna Mitchell, the famous Cherokee potter, had on her life and career. She explains her decision to pursue art as a career and how she has tried to follow the traditions her mother discovered in Southeastern pottery. Vazquez describes her creative process, techniques, and preferred style of pottery. She mentions some people who have influenced her work and goes into detail about her love of teaching and sharing this type of art.The Oklahoma Native Artists Collection is a series of interviews with Native American artists living in Oklahoma or have Oklahoma ties. The purpose of this project is to highlight the contributions of American Indian artists to the state by examining their lives and careers through the lens of art. This series also contains interviews with collectors, gallery owners and festival organizers
Replication Data for: The Long-Term Effect of Military Conscription on Personality and Beliefs
No full textErtola Navajas, Gabriela, López Villalba, Paula A., Rossi, Martín A., and Vazquez, Antonia, (2022) “The Long-Term Effect of Military Conscription on Personality and Beliefs.” Review of Economics and Statistics 104:1, 133–141
Tratados del Illustrissimo y Reverendissimo señor Don Fr. Francisco de Sosa.
No full textColofón después de p. 390: "Salmanticae. Ex typographia Antonij Vazquez, Anno Domini, 1613.Al fin: "Salmanticae. Ex-typographia Antonij Vazquez. Anno Domini. 1623"Sign.: [calderón]8, 2[calderón]4, A-Z8, 2A8, 2B4, [+A]4, B-G4, H2.Texto a dos col. con apostillas marginalesPort. enmarcada con escudo episcopalContien: "Tratado nono" con el anagrama de la Orden de San Francisc
Jeografía [sic] de la República oriental del Uruguay : segunda parte de la "jeografía razonada"
No full textFecha posterior a 1886, ya que la 1ª parte de "Jeografía [sic] razonada" es de ese añoA data desta obra é posterior o 1886, xa que a da primeira parte da "jeografía razonada" é 1886La h. de mapa en col., corresponde al mapa de la República Oriental del Uruguay trazado por Francisco Vazquez Cores, "lit. A. Godel ...", "S. Garbarino lit."A f. de mapa en col., corresponde o mapa da República Oriental del Uruguay trazado por Francisco Vazquez Cores, "lit. A. Godel ..." , "S. Garbarino lit.
BARICENTRALE- concorso internazionale di idee per le aree ferroviarie di Bari
No full textSistemazione delle aree limitrofe al fascio ferroviario della città di Bari, per uno sviluppo di circa 3 km nel cuore della città. Le aree a concorso includevano anche notevoli superfici lasciate libere dalle ferrovie minori e dalle ferrovie dello stato, nonché la ex caserma Rossani. La finalità principale era quella di indicare soluzioni possibili per integrare le due metà della città a nord e a sud della ferrovia.
Il progetto è stato condotto insieme allo studio Vazquez Consuegra di Siviglia, secondo una ripartizione di responsabilità pari al 60% (Vazquez Consuegra) e 40% (gruppo di architetti Bari).Il progetto si è classificato al 2° post
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