On Wednesday, May 1, John Jeffries, dean of the college of arts, humanities, and social sciences, gave the annual history department Low Lecture in celebration of his retirement. The lecture can...
May 6, 2013
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“He did not aspire to be the first openly gay athlete in a major American team sport, but he is happy to start the conversation.” That is the MO of Jason Collins, a 12-year NBA player, most...
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When the last American military forces exited Iraq in December 2011, they left in their wake a society fractured by sectarian strife. A year and a half later, the aftermath is little closer to...
May 6, 2013
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From The Verge Could you live a year without the Internet? Paul Miller, a blogger for the tech site The Verge, asked himself that question… Then gave it a try. From May 1, 2012, to the...
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I’ve always had trouble getting large groups of shapes from Illustrator over to Photoshop without rasterizing them all in the process. Up until recently the only way I knew how was to copy and...
May 6, 2013
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David Troya's startup wants to take camping to the next level with treehouses, yurts and teepees.
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Do you need to monitor your Linux server’s performance? Most Linux distributions come equipped with many built-in monitoring tools. These tools allow you to retrieve information about system...
May 6, 2013
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Stuart Pill from TH_NK guides you through how to collect objective insights using ethnographic research
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by Jessica McNeely and Mollie Sprung UMBC's Graduate Student Association recently launched a partnership with Pigtown Food for Thought, and the eradication of "food deserts." This semester's...
May 6, 2013
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Responsive design is about more than just layout; it’s about designing for the Web, which means, mostly, for people with browsers. And that’s just about everything we know about the people...
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