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BU track & field athlete Devon Lattrell (CAS’16, SAR’16) talks about the preparation and technique behind his javelin throw.
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BU track & field athlete David Oluwadara (ENG’17) talks about his triple jump technique.
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BU men's tennis player Jake DeVries (COM’17) talks about the techniques behind a tennis shot.
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BU swimmer Nikki Bookwalter (CAS’18) talks about her backstroke technique, and mentality in the heat of the race.
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BU women's golf team member Yu Phyllis Tang (CGS’16) on the mental game, and basic points of a consistent, comfortable golf swing.
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The harrowing story of a Methodist Minister and a principled American naval officer who helped rescue more than 250,000 refugees during the genocide of Armenian and Greek Christians—a tale of bravery, morality, and politics, published to [...]coincide with the genocide’s centennial. Written by Prof. Lou Ureneck, the book goes on sale May 2015.
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Jill Abramson, the new executive editor of the New York Times, discusses the future of narrative journalism in a keynote address at the College of Communication’s Power of Narrative conference April 30, 2011.
Read the full story on BU [...]Today: http://www.bu.edu/today/node/13092
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Amy O’Leary, a news editor and multimedia producer for The New York Times, presents the final keynote address of the Narrative Arc conference. Her presentation, Beyond the ‘Like’ Button: Digitally Addictive Storytelling and the [...]Brain, discusses the brain and its relationship to immediate news. As a writer who crafts the online narrative of a story at the time the idea is conceived, she is uniquely skilled to speak to the power of social media in the news.
Hosted by College of Communication on March 23-25, 2012.
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Jay Allison, an independent broadcast journalist, curator and producer of The Moth Radio Hour, Lost & Found Sound, and This I Believe. In his Keynote, entitled ‘The Moth’ & Friends: The Rise of Stories Out Loud’, Allison speaks [...]about the power of narrative to connect people and create change, incorporating audio examples from a new project. He focuses on the rediscovery and growing interest in stories told through sound.
Hosted by College of Communication on March 23-25, 2012.
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