Seminar links Holocaust study to music and literature
Spiekermann and Sheehan teach courses on Hitler Nazism and the Holocaust at Sul Ross College and UTPB. The museum seminar in Washington will combine lectures with music and literature to explore Holocaust history, ethnic violence, victimization and exile, with discussion on social political responses.
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Spiekermann
Sheehan
Washington
Britain
Sul Ross
Heriage
Spickermann
UTPB
Germany
Holocaust seminar aims to reach audiences with little exposure
Spickermann and university leaders discuss a seminar teaching Holocaust history to new audiences, including Hispanic college students. They emphasize viewing the era as a human problem and noting Latin American massacres alongside literature and music from the period.
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Spickermann
Robert Ehrenreich
Center For Advanced Holocaust Studies
Edward
David Hess
Germany
U.S
Ehrenreich
Paul Shapiro
Spain
Greece
Armenia
Teen Alyssa Plackemeier leads rodeo ride at ranch event
Miss Rodeo Texas Teen Alyssa Plackemeier of Friendswood guides DaQuann Allen, 15, of Midland on horseback around an arena at the Double Tree Ranch on a Saturday event. Equine director Joyce McKelvey notes she uses horses for therapy and rehabilitation work.
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Texas
Alyssa Plackemeier
Friendswood
DaQuann Allen
Midland
Double Tree Ranch
Joyce McKelvey
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
SandHills Indoor Rodeo and Related Events Schedule
The Odessa American lists a full day of rodeo and related events at the Coliseum and Outback Arena. Activities include AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse Show, tie down roping, steer wrangling, team roping, and a 71st SandHills indoor rodeo plus youth fellowship and morning slack events.
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Christian Youth Night Fellowship
SandHills
Coliseum
Outback
Odessa
Greenspan defends 90s market policy in speech
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan rejected criticism of his tenure asserting that delaying a response to the late 1990s stock market bubble was prudent. He argued a calibrated tightening could have harmed the economy and that Fed policy aimed to mitigate damage from the bubble’s eventual burst.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Fed
Clinton
Greenspan
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