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Hamilton College

Hamilton College is a private, independent, liberal arts college located in Clinton, New York. The school was founded in 1793, chartered as Hamilton College in 1812, and has been coeducational since 1978, when it merged with Kirkland College.

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Media and Race 11/15/2007 Hamilton College Sociology 260W

Media and Race 11/15/2007 Hamilton College Sociology 260W
Race, Politics, and the Law Statistics

Race, Politics, and the Law Statistics
CLAC Conference 2006 Hamilton College June 15, 2006

CLAC Conference 2006 Hamilton College June 15, 2006

A Change of Voice: Considerations in Implementing IP Telephony at Swarthmore Presented by: Mark Dumic Associate Director Networking & Telecommunications Swarthmore College
CLAC 2006 Frederick P. Schmitt Teamwork Strategies, Inc “Effective Teamwork is a Competitive Advantage”

CLAC 2006 Frederick P. Schmitt Teamwork Strategies, Inc “Effective Teamwork is a Competitive Advantage”
Disaster Planning Facing the "Smoke and Rubble" CLAC 2006 – Hamilton College

Disaster Planning Facing the "Smoke and Rubble" CLAC 2006 – Hamilton College

Gene Spencer – Bucknell Mike Osterman - Whitman

Visual Communication & Design Visual Communication & Design Tips for Creating an Effective Poster Krista Siniscarco Instructional Technologist Hamilton College ksinisca@hamilton.edu
Data on Race and Education

Data on Race and Education
Copyrights and Copynorms in College Brian Walker Haverford College, Class of ‘05

Copyrights and Copynorms in College Brian Walker Haverford College, Class of ‘05
Race and Class The Current Reality

Race and Class The Current Reality
Enhancing Library Catalogs for Music

Enhancing Library Catalogs for Music
Visual Communication and Design for PowerPoint Presentations Krista Siniscarco ksinisca@hamilton.edu

Visual Communication and Design for PowerPoint Presentations Krista Siniscarco ksinisca@hamilton.edu

How many people have given a PPT presentation before? Why and when would you use a PPT presentation? What information would you present in the slides? How many of you have fallen asleep during a PPT presentation before? Why did you find it boring or annoying?

Lights, Camera, Action! Analysis & Creative Expression: Improving the Quality of Student Media Scholarship David Baird Janet Simons Krista Siniscarco
Thalidomide The “Wonder Drug” Gone Wrong Jen McGowan, Sarah Patterson, Chip Smith

Thalidomide The “Wonder Drug” Gone Wrong Jen McGowan, Sarah Patterson, Chip Smith
Pituitary Gigantism

Pituitary Gigantism

Dan Chandler, Matt Packard & Spencer P.S.
A Journey Through Asperger’s Syndrome

A Journey Through Asperger’s Syndrome
Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) Alice Mann Maureen O’Brien Elizabeth Rueckert

Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) Alice Mann Maureen O’Brien Elizabeth Rueckert
The Moynihan Report: Today and Yesterday Race & Ethnicity, 10/02/2007 Data Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Population Research Bureau

The Moynihan Report: Today and Yesterday Race & Ethnicity, 10/02/2007 Data Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Population Research Bureau

Numerical Experiments in Spin Network Dynamics Seth Major and Sean McGovern ‘07 Hamilton College Dept. of Physics Spin networks In one approach to quantum gravity, space is represented as labeled graphs or spin networks. In 2-dimensions, this takes the form of the dual graph of a lattice of triangles. Each edge of the spin graph receives a value, called a color, which represents the length. The three edges that form each vertex must obey certain rules. Each vertex must obey the four rules of gauge invariance: and a+b+c must be even, where a,b and c are labels on the edges. If these rules are upset, then measures must be taken to restore the invariance. See example to the right. Critical vertices are ones where one of the inequalities is saturated. These are of interest because at a critical triangle, any addition to the biggest edge or subtraction from one of the smaller two will result in a disruption of gauge invariance and therefore action to restore it. Dynamics In Loop Quantum Gravity, dynamics is roughly expressed by changes to edge color. So in an effort to model dynamics, our program is concerned with changing edges and observing the results. Starting with a randomly initialized lattice which is completely gauge invariant, we choose an arbitrary edge and modify it. If this does not violate gauge invariance then the iteration is over and another random edge is picked. If the change did violate the ga...

Xeroderma Pigmentosum Nov 21st 2005 Diana Mok Kaitlin Myers Thao Nguyen T. Nguyen
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