Progression

The direction of my art-making has changed considerably since I started my BFA at NSCAD. My path until then had not exposed me to many of the possibilities within the arts and my practice was quite limited. Almost every single professor here has impacted how I think and see the world around me. I have been given tools for critical thinking and techniques to express my ideas. I have been repeatedly, and sometimes reluctantly, forced out of complacency and comfort and this has always led to growth

Not everyone is suited to be a missionary, the career takes patience, endurance, as well as a passion to take on any task at hand. This occupation presents an opportunity to travel to foreign nations and be immersed in exotic cultures. Although missionaries are not paid well -if paid at all- the worldly knowledge and gratitude received is reward enough. This is more than a career, it’s an all-consuming life style. The goal of a missionary is to enlighten non-believers of Jesus Christ and integrate

I have always been interested in engineering ever since I was a little kid in science club. How people build such great feats of science such as rockets cars buildings or even a simple bridge has always been a major question to me. Searching for answers, I joined honors physics in my junior year in high school. We started learning about forces and motion and eventually the largest grade we would receive throughout the entire year, the model bridge. I was given instructions on the task at hand.

I enrolled in this class to challenge myself in learning and viewing art in another perspective. Art in general has always been my biggest love. Throughout my academic career I have taken multiple art classes and improved my understanding of the subject. Painting was and still is my favorite medium, but recently I found an interest in drawing, more specifically graphite drawings. Transitioning from painting to graphite or black and white drawing has been challenging. It is quite easy to show differences

Presenters: Daniel Vandiver, Bonnie Sanchez Mentor: Shannon Gracey Title: Sines of the Times: Description: A glimpse into the future applications of Calculus as it relates to space travel, evolvable space habitats, and the pursuit of making humans an inter-planetary species. Abstract: “Many say exploration is part of our destiny, but it’s actually our duty to future generations and their quest to ensure the survival of the human species.” This was spoken by Buzz Aldrin, retired NASA astronaut, on

beat and horn entry at bar 5 makes it clear that it is evil magic. One of Stravinsky’s traits that often appears is how he uses tritones to represent evil magic, e.g. f# to C, shown in bars 11 and 12, and more simple harmony and chord progressions, e.g. dominant 7ths and 9ths to show good magic which can bee

Who am I? I am a tall girl with chestnut hair, forest green eyes and sun-tanned skin. My physique sets me apart from the 7.4 billion other people on our planet. If, however, I were an identical twin, physical characteristics alone would not suffice to distinguish between my sister and me. Even though we would look the same, we would clearly be two different people. Therefore, we can conclude that a mere description of our physique cannot be considered a universal and comprehensive response to the

The career I would like to go into, in the future, is an infectious disease specialist. An infectious disease specialist is a doctor of internal medicine and has specialized in the diagnoses and treatment of infectious diseases. They specialize in infections of the sinuses, heart, brain, lungs, urinary tract, bowel, bones and pelvic organs. Many ID specialists treat patients whose infections are caused by HIV, which is also the cause of AIDS. ID specialists review patients’ medical records, X-rays

Organising a concrete form for a style such as Wagner’s is difficult given that the music lies on the edge of what was common practice in the 19th century. The music does not easily organise itself into the neat forms that we recognise from the classical and baroque time periods, but instead goes beyond the confines of form and tonality that today’s listeners are not familiar with. This gives the music some unique qualities such as being unpredictable, unending, and for some, brings less attention

I am currently taking up the trade of carpentry; we learn many things and customs to building. In carpentry we learn about and how to use all kinds of different tools. We learn the basics and even some advanced techniques to using the tape measure and applying it to our work. Carpentry can take into so many different careers with many different pay rolls. It also helps you in the long run because it’s sort of like being a handy man. I have already mastered the tape and I am now learning the basic