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Maryland Blackboard Users Conference held 03/05/10 at UMBC.
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Maryland Blackboard Users Conference held 03/05/10 at UMBC.
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We’ve all had lots of Mexican food, especially if you grab a burrito from Salsarita’s in the Commons on your way to class multiple times a week. However, it’s nice to eat at a quality Mexican restaurant and it’s even nicer to eat at one with a great atmosphere.
Holy Frijoles has a great name and is located in one of Baltimore’s most well known parts of town, Hampden. Home of hon culture, Hampden is a mosaic of eateries and local businesses, making it a hip hangout, especially for college-aged students. Holy Frijoles is right in the center of it all and offers a wide array of options for all food lovers. The disclaimer at the bottom of their menu reads “ALL OF OUR FOOD IS VEGETARIAN UNLESS IT HAS MEAT IN IT!” So, order your favorites without cheese or meat for some delicious entrees.
Appetizers range from nachos to taquitos and there are a few types of salads on the menu with added Mexican flare. I’ve heard great things about the fish tacos and potato burritos which have potatoes, melted cheese, chopped onions, and homemade picante.
I chose a vegan enchilada, which was just the right amount of spicy and had tons of delicious beans and corn topped with enchilada sauce. The chimichangas are also a crowd pleaser, enormous in size and fried to perfection.
For the 21+ crowd, Frijoles has a friendly bar and offers a creative selection of drinks that’s worth checking out.
ADDRESS:
908 W. 36th St
Hampden Baltimore, MD 21211
-Stefanie
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Held on March 8, 2010 at UMBC, The Women's History Month Lecture by Hanne Blank, writer on"Virgin Territory: On Writing a History of Virginity". Followed by a Conversation with Emek Ergun, phd Candidate, Language Literacy and Culture Program, UMBC on translating Blank's work Sponsors: Gender and Women's Studies Program with support from the Dresher Center for the Humanities and the Department of History
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Skip (Joseph) Morin (UMBC, Music "Missives on Music in the Seventeenth Century: A View of Education and Values" Humanities Scholars' Teachers' Award Ceremony Music historians generally rely on scores and musical treatises rather than correspondence to trace the history of music. Professor Skip Morins analysis of the Lettre de Mr Le Gallois a Mademoiselle Regnault de Solier touchant la Musique (Paris: Michallet, 1680) provides both a broad and insightful view of music in Paris during the second half of the seventeenth century and glimpses into the cultural and social values of Parisian culture at the time.
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When art meets food, you get something like Umami, a biennial event in New York in its second year that incorporates visual and performing art with food.
(Who knew there is a performance piece called Robert Kushner and Friends Eat their Clothes?)
The film Anarchy in the Kitchen, an amalgamation of short pieces, was created by students, faculty, and artists of the community. UMBC is actually an affiliate of Umami food and art festival, and I think it is pretty cool that UMBC participates. The movie was simultaneously shown at UMBC in the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture Friday, March 5th at 7pm, and in New York City. So there are interesting things that happen on the weekends at UMBC lol.
At times thoughtful, entertaining, and disgusting (you’ll know what I mean when you see it) it is definitely worth a watch. But I will let the movie speak (or gesture) for itself.
Click HERE for the webcast!
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