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I keep getting this little ad when I log into Facebook. Because I’m
in the Oxford student network, it shows a pair of sandals and reads “BE
GONE FROM OXFORD!”, advertising weekend flights and getaways from £99.
The tough thing is, I don’t want to be gone from Oxford, and I feel
like it’s taunting me with its glib [...]

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I keep getting this little ad when I log into Facebook. Because I’m in the Oxford student network, it shows a pair of sandals and reads “BE GONE FROM OXFORD!”, advertising weekend flights and getaways from £99. The tough thing is, I don’t want to be gone from Oxford, and I feel like it’s taunting [...]

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Environmental Science and Policy | Environment
Over the next two weeks, the college will be conducting interviews for the Director of the Center for Geospatial Analysis–that’s the fancy name for GIS Center. Four candidates are coming to campus to interview–all have PhD’s and extensive experience in teaching, research and administration of GIS programs. I know [...]

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The College is continuing to consider solutions for having student develop comprehensive portfolios to capture their research experiences, evidence of civic engagement and other types of experiential and service learning. Susan Bosworth and Berni Kenny are working with Digital Measures as a potential vendor, and are bring them to campus for a presentation next [...]

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This is what Web 2.0 looks like!
Jim Groom, who coined the term Edupunk, displays the latest in Web 2.0 fashion. Posted from the blog tool from within Flickr.

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