Division of Historic Services
Hi I’m John Green and this is Crash Course European History so today we’re looking at early 19th century Europe, which is to say everything from 1815 to 1848, when various forms of excrement hit various fans. You’ll recall that at the Congress of Vienna, Prince Metternich and his allies tried to extinguish the fires …
With almost unlimited access to a wide array of knowledge online, do we still need libraries? And do phones, computers, tablets and other devices make brick and mortar libraries obsolete? While some think that libraries are expensive and rarely used, others argue that they’re still essential social spaces that provide vital resources for communities. Today, …
Charlie Houpert describes himself as someone who used to be extremely shy especially around women to the point of being voted most likely to break out of his shell in college but now he could walk into a room and quickly become the guy people gravitated towards and he wants to tell you how to …
Hello guys welcome back to learn4free’s channel on youtube, it’s good to be back. I’ve been away on my holidays for a few weeks and I’m fully refreshed and back and I wanted to show you a brief little tutorial. This one is gonna show you how to find out your past history in uTorrent …
Most of us can understand the utility of having a first name: since it prevents us from calling everyone we meet “hey you!” And in many naming customs, surnames are a way to tie us to our family members and express our direct lineage. But why do we have middle names? Do they have any …
[MUSIC PLAYING] Stanford University. This is BIO 150, isn’t it? OK, just wanted to make sure. So we start off with a scenario. 40-year-old guy– quiet, suburban life. Married 15 years, two kids, 3.5 dogs. Everything’s standard. Everything’s going wonderfully. And one day out of nowhere, he punches somebody in the face at work. Totally …
Mass layoffs and record profits at the same time, manager salaries, scarcity of natural resources and imminent climate catastrophe, morally questionable advertising, child labor, corporate fraud, financial crisis and the “Occupy Wall Street” movement … These are just a few examples you may have heard about under the topics of sustainability business ethics or corporate …
Stanford University. The often asked question, what’s the difference between Bio 150, Bio 250, and– is it Hum Bio 160? No difference. It’s exactly the same. So like the same requirements, same unit. So take whichever one makes your life easiest. Let’s see. Any other procedural stuff? Well, the answers are back from Monday’s questionnaire. …
