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Commencement 2012 Gloria Steinem address to the Brown School Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 1828 seconds Author and publisher Gloria Steinem addresses the assembled graduates of the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis. May 18, 2012. |
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WUSTL Commencement 2012 Mike Peters' Super Speech Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 1440 seconds Pulitzer prize-winning editorial cartoonist, Mike Peters, addressed the graduates at Washington University in St. Louis' Commencement ceremony on May 18, 2012. Peters is a WUSTL alum from the class of 1965. |
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WUSTL Commencement 2012 FULL CEREMONY Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 8822 seconds Washington University in St. Louis' Commencement exercise with Commencement speaker Mike Peters. Peters, a WUSTL alum, is a pulitzer prize-winning editorial cartoonist and the creator of the Mother Goose and Grimm comic. |
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Olin Business School 's EMBA Shanghai program: An International Experience Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 232 seconds Olin Business School's EMBA Shanghai program, offered in partnership with Fudan University, will celebrate its 10th anniversary on May 25th. The program has attracted executive students from some of the world's largest corporations. They are attracted to the program's diversity, outstanding faculty and global nature. |
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Pediatric Research Retreat Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 106 seconds Researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, gathered at the St. Louis Zoo to share their current projects with one another. The research retreat is a yearly program that encourages researchers to share their ideas and collaborate with one another. The event was held on April 13, 2012. |
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Youth with autism face barriers to employment and education after high school Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 140 seconds Compared with youth with other disabilities, young adults with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) face a disproportionately difficult time navigating work and educational opportunities after high school, finds a new study by Paul Shattuck, PhD, assistant professor at the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis. Shattuck discusses the study results. |
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Breaking ground at Olin Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 125 seconds On May 7, Washington University in St. Louis broke ground on Knight Hall and Bauer Hall, a major expansion project that will nearly double the footprint of Olin Business School on the Danforth Campus. The buildings will be named for dedicated university benefactors and lead gift donors Joanne and Charles F. Knight and Carol and George Bauer. |
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Scenes from WUSTL Commencement Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 61 seconds Scenes from the Washington University in St. Louis Commencement 2011. |
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Alumni Weekend Thurtene Carnival 2012 Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 65 seconds Take a minute to enjoy all the fun of the nation's oldest and largest student-run carnival. The first Thurtene Carnival was held May 9, 1907. From a circus and vaudeville show, the carnival rides began in 1914, when a freshman-powered merry-go-round was added. |
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Washington People: Carolyn Lesorogol Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 255 seconds Carolyn Lesorogol, PhD, associate professor at the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis, discusses her research on land privatization in Kenya. |
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Measuring the ROI for online advertisements Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 114 seconds This year's Olin Award-winning paper proposes a model for measuring the true lifetime value of customers acquired through Google search advertising and finds it is much higher than traditional methods have shown. |
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Using photoacoustic tomography to look beneath the surface Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 213 seconds A new imaging technique uses light and sound rather than radiation and delivers a rich, photographic rendering of structures several inches below the skin. It is being tested for breast cancer staging, monitoring early response to chemotherapy, imaging melanomas and imaging the gastrointestinal tract. |
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Poor preparation leads to missed markers of colon cancer risk Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 186 seconds What happens on the day before a colonoscopy may be just as important as the colon-screening test itself. Gastroenterologis ts at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have found that when patients don't adequately prep for the test by cleansing their colons, doctors often can't see potentially dangerous pre-cancerous lesions. |
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Seismic survey of the Mariana trench Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 267 seconds Water dragged down into the Mariana trench is thought to cause volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. WUSTL seismologist Doug Wiens describes his voyage to drop hydrophones and ocean-bottom seismometers across the trench. |
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MLA Seminar Series- Quality of Mercy Feb 25, 2012 Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 2430 seconds The Works of Mercy Daniel Bornstein, Darrow Professor of Catholic Studies |
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Shakespeare: The Merciless and the Merciful Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 2297 seconds Robert Wiltenburg, Dean of University College February 18, 2012 |
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Hike4Kids.com Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 99 seconds Mike McLaughlin, MBA '13, will walk more than 2,500 miles over six months by thru-hiking the Appalachian and Ozark trails back-to-back. He is trying to bring attention to the plight of underprivileged children in St. Louis and Africa by raising funds for the Family Resource Center and a school for neglected blind children in Cameroon, Africa. |
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The Quality of Mercy: MLA Seminar Series Feb. 4, 2012 Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 2375 seconds Is There Room for Mercy in the Sexuality Debates? Shifting the Terms of our Religious-Political Stalemate. Marie Griffith, Danforth Distinguished Professor in the Humanities |
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The Not So Sweet spot on the BBCOR aluminum bat Posted by: wustlpa
Video duration: 184 seconds WUSTL baseball coach, Steve Duncan, and mechanical engineering professor, David Peters, discuss the new BBCOR bats. The bats were used in 2011 in the NCAA, and offense dropped of significantly. In Spring 2012, the "deadened" aluminum bats will be used at the high school level. |
