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This course, presented by the Student Environmental Resource Center, is meant to introduce sustainability as a multi-faceted and interdisciplinary concept embodying business, economics, public health, engineering, and ethnic studies, as well as its real practical applications in students’ lives.

Two feature Bobby Van performing more or less solo pieces: one, a series of antic, agile leaps, slides, and twirls around and atop the obstacle course presented by the overstuffed décor of a local department store and soda fountain; the other, a series of two-legged, hippity-hop bounces through the small town of the title, turning Van into a virtual human pogo stick.

Full or part-time, the course includes residential courses presented by the Leadership Trust.

Whether you are a seasoned, new, or aspiring farmer, there's something for you in the 2013-2014 line-up onlineine courses presented by the Cornell Small Farms Program and Cornell Cooperative Extension.

We're excited to announce that throughout 2019, the Columbia University Program in Physical Therapy will be hosting a series of continuing education courses presented by the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy NAIOMTT).

Whether you are a seasoned, new, or aspiring farmer, there's something for you in the 2012-2013 line-up onlineine courses presented by the Cornell Small Farms Program and Cornell Cooperative Extension.

The dinner itself is described in tiresome detail, its various courses presented by a sinister maître d' with an ominously hovering pinkie finger and then analysed at length in Paul's narrative.

The meal consisted of three courses presented by the chef, who was evidently well known in Spain and who explained in detail the various preparations, his tone implying clandestine pinches of arsenic and cyanide.

The Division of Sleep Medicine sponsors seminars and courses each academic year including Sleep Grand Rounds – an open monthly research seminar also broadcast to several remote sites using videoconferencing technology, and the Introductory Sleep Course –a free and open course presented annually by the faculty of the Training Program in Sleep, Circadian and Respiratory Neurobiology.

Each course presented two texts, each one followed by questions (they could not return to the texts), and a questionnaire about their strategies for completing the tasks (not analyzed here).

The information in the course was presented by noted diabetes academics paid by GlaxoSmithKline and other drug companies.