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January 20, 2011. For Information and Contact. Department of History, University of North Carolina. Bowman and Gordon Gray Distinguished Term Professor. Subversive Networks: Agents of Change in International Organizations, 1920-1960. Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. Teaching the Modern Middle East. First Year Seminar: Nations, Borders, Identities. 8220;The Greek-Turkish Population Exchange: Internationally Administered Ethnic Cleansing”. National Geographic Countries of the World: Turkey.
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May | 2008 | Teaching Turkey
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Archive for May, 2008. Trains, Ottomans and Modernizers. It has been Ottoman week. Tuesday afternoon Murat Özyüksel (who writes on the Hijaz Railway. Climbed the 90 stairs to the students’ flat they have a DVD player. The first installment of his TRT series on trains is essentially a visual essay on the transformative effect of railroads on world economies and cultures during the 19th century. Yekta did simultaneous translation from Turkish (thanks, Yekta! We got to hear more of their stories at dinner h...
July | 2008 | Teaching Turkey
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Archive for July, 2008. The students left ten days ago. Out the window of the dining car on the Iç Anadolu Mavi Tren, I can see the same Taurus mountains in which we spent time together. I’m returning to Istanbul from Syria. Since the students left, I’ve been thinking again and again about the summer course, about the students, about the whole project of active learning. I was often confused during the seven week seminar. What is active teaching? Isn’t all teaching active? Sometimes I thought I actually ...
Walking the King’s Road | Teaching Turkey
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Walking the King’s Road. July 3, 2008 at 6:32 am. Pamukkale to Eǧirdir was on a public bus, larger and more comfortable that what we had taken so far. It was much more conducive to sleep. I think these students need bus rides to sleep they seem to be awake all the rest of the time. We were delighted to have the park to ourselves, but spent some time on the rocks talking as we dried off. What does it mean that no one was at the national park? To whom does the Tourism Ministry direct itself? Yekta Goes to ...
Teaching “Active Learning”? | Teaching Turkey
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July 27, 2008 at 4:25 pm. The students left ten days ago. Out the window of the dining car on the Iç Anadolu Mavi Tren, I can see the same Taurus mountains in which we spent time together. I’m returning to Istanbul from Syria. Since the students left, I’ve been thinking again and again about the summer course, about the students, about the whole project of active learning. I was often confused during the seven week seminar. What is active teaching? Isn’t all teaching active? Sometimes I thought I actuall...
Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu | Page 2
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Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. We drove along fairly empty streets to the hotel, where a man carried our suitcases down the street and into a wonderful hotel room, showed us how to use the mosquito netting and left us to sleep. When William awoke this morning with a fever and a terrible cough, we decided we wouldn’t stray too far today. In our dining room in NC, one probably 8 feet tall, the other a climber whose size seems to astonish newcomers. Here they are gigantic! December 30, 2007 at 8:41 am.
Back to Bamako | Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu
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Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. January 11, 2008 at 6:44 pm. Abdulaye, the terrific driver who had taken us to Severe, just happened to be in Mopti, returning in an empty car to Bamako, so we rode along. Four hours back to Segou, through the same remarkable countryside. We stopped there for lunch, wending our way through the weekly bazaar to a riverside restaurant. The sounds and smells were quite remarkable, but all I can do here is the photos. Airport scene was pretty wild, an overbooked Air France f...
Second Impressions | Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu | Page 306
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Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. December 31, 2007 at 10:40 am. Bamako is different than anywhere I have been. The smells, the sounds, the clothing all seem quite unfamiliar. Only the old man kneeling on his prayer rug on the main road offered a sense of familiarity. Entry filed under: Mali. On the Road to Segou. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email. Get every new post ...
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Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. Archive for July, 2007. We spent less than 24 hours in Lebanon. For years, I’ve tried to make sense of the broad outlines of politics and conflict in Lebanon for my survey courses. The main thing I understand better now is why affluent Lebanese leave Beirut for the summer. Although the thermometer registered only 93, the city was completely oppressive, a combination of 87% humidity and terrible air pollution. Clearly more upscale than Southpoint (in Durham), it seemed to...
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Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. Archive for May, 2008. Teaching Turkey: A New Adventure. This is a Burch field seminar. An innovative combination of study abroad and research sponsored by the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. The new blog: Teaching Turkey. May 13, 2008 at 1:10 pm. The Traveling Mouse (Adventures of Skye). Teaching Turkey: A New Adventure. Teaching Turkey: A New Adventure. Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. No Longer Throwing Caution to the Winds. Receive Blog by Email.
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January 20, 2011. For Information and Contact. Department of History, University of North Carolina. Bowman and Gordon Gray Distinguished Term Professor. Subversive Networks: Agents of Change in International Organizations, 1920-1960. Between Chapel Hill and Timbuktu. Teaching the Modern Middle East. First Year Seminar: Nations, Borders, Identities. 8220;The Greek-Turkish Population Exchange: Internationally Administered Ethnic Cleansing”. National Geographic Countries of the World: Turkey.
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Monday, January 14, 2013. Ohhhhhh We're Half Way There. Wow I cannot believe are half way through this thing! The 2nd time definitely goes a lot faster. So much for the weekly updates, but I guess every few weeks is better than nothing! We got to see our sweet baby boy today for the 20 week ultrasound! He really looks like Brett at this age. :). Blake Hamilton B o. Here are my stats for this week:. How big is baby. The size of a Banana- 10 inches from head to toe. Still normal pjs and yoga pants. The siz...
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Where there is no vision, people perish. A new heart also will I give you. ”. And a new spirit will I put within you. Hope for the Hopeless. Look up, you who are tried, tempted, and discouraged, look up! Do you need glasses too? Am I like that little child? Am I living complacently in my own spiritually myopic world? Do I even realize my condition? Yummy food, warm sunshine, and cool breeze.what a happy time! 8220;Did your mama raise a quitter? Me, myself, and i…. Me, myself, and i….
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Things in her life. Byron Oscar Grismore – WWII Registration. And here is my paternal grandfather’s signature. John Michael Shimp – WWII Registration. At the bottom, beneath all the facts, is my maternal grandfather’s signature. Book about VanBuren (That would be Scott). Well, this is from God Knows When. I guess I could polish the top a bit. A painting by Firma Phillips. Scott High School – Scott, Indiana. My mother graduated from this school in 1944 in a class of eight. My father, Robert Grismore, ...
