(from "The Pattern May Change, if ..." by adam nagourney and jeff zeleny.)
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teaching and learning in a city called san francisco
- david silver
- i am an associate professor of environmental studies and urban ag at the university of san francisco. i live in oakland with sarah and our daughter siena. contact me via the email address listed on this page.
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- new reviews in cyberculture studies (january 2007)
- happy birthday sarah!
- looking for some bob dylan
- in which we leave the warm, heated home in search ...
- a day in the city with a friend from another country
- grading is over and winter break is here
- gleeson library, colorful flowers, and proud parents
- chanukah in santa cruz
- congratulations usf graduates!
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- organic information design
- good information design
- el muerte de pinochet
- usf award: this is cool
- holiday party on the fifth floor
- a trip down market street
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- teaching carnival #17
- guest lecture: anil dash
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4 comments:
what a simple and powerful way to show inequities in our political system. thanks for sharing!
nice!
can you make one with the "gone" white men that you've been documenting?
adrienne - totally.
i - that's what i'm trying to do over here but so far it's way less effective than this graphic.
[...deeply-rooted problems quickly and effectively]
Your logic is biased if you address attributes of clear communication while also infering your unique take on said communication.
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