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Toy story

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Carthage in Kenosha ?

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NAH she’s a better dancer than me 😭😭

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My dog name is old yellow.

Lord's the of the lord's though.

“Like working on cars and trucks?”

third dude

Second one dude

Hâhhhaaaa

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Looking forward to become a paleontologist 😁

This is a home

I can’t wait to be there

That’s amazing 😮

Maybe you azhols can work on ending antisemitism on your campus.

Hi, I need to know more about sports management in this university.

Yeah, yeah, but how often are you out in the field? This looks like any other research job, the majority of the time and days are spent reading stacks of papers and falling asleep at your desk, holding the coffee mug that will never contain enough caffeine to keep you awake.

Always my dream job but I became a pilot instead lol

Wow I do not ever see an body fossils

Promo>SM ❣️

Bussin

looked fun 🍿

I'm so grateful for Carthage's world class choir & director, Dr. Burk. These performances are magical and uplifting, thanks for posting them! Can't wait to see the choir perform live this fall!

3:10 Who’s that…? 😉

Incredible interpretation! Y'all really understood the assignment. I have heard this piece performed in different tempi, and this one is fast and crisp and riveting. Thank you for your attention to text and articulation and for allowing the dreaming-ness to come out of it. I feel spoiled. Thank you, Carthage Choir! Sing my music anytime 🦋💕

Just beautiful...who is this Carthage College. Wow

Nice piece, nice performance !

I love Carthage! :)

Hey Sport management good or Bad

My son loved Cathage he graduated '22

The best science.

How many times has he been commencement speaker--three? 2016 is close to the time Congress passed the new tax bill, authored in part by Paul Ryan. Aided by Trump and a conservative Republican majority, the bill--lessening the tax burden on the rich and the biggest corporations--passed with a resounding majority.

At one time, "philology" was a course central to the liberal arts. It places language, including the English language, at the head of the curriculum, a reminder that reading and writing are the keys to a liberal arts education and to the later opportunities that it provides. Meeting people, field trips, physical work on behalf of the planet--all of these are part of living, but some may need to be put on hold to make room for the concentrated exercise of the mind that comprises the academic life of a college. Most important of all is learning how to read--an intellectual exercise in learning through questioning, testing, deep reflection--much of which is solitary--without cool friends, keggers, and field trips. If, after 4 years of college, you can't name a book title as an influence on how you think and see yourself, you've missed out on an important benefit of a college education.

Yes, it's about making the world a better place but, equally important, about creating a deeper, more resilient, more fully realized self --which can happen only through engagement with great texts by great thinkers from 2500 years ago to the present. Education is a matter of learning: 1. how to hear music by the masters, from J.S Bach to Duke Ellington; 2. how to see, not simply the art in life, but the life in art, from Da Vinci to Warhol; 3. most importantly, how to read, think and interpret the great texts from Homer and Sophocles to Shakespeare, Faulkner and Joyce. Sometimes the hardest, most critical rolling up of sleeves is not an assignment in the Peace Corps but an adventure of the mind. Be it Homer's "The Odyssey,," James Joyce's "Ulysses," Faulkner's "Absalom! Absalom!" or Kierkegaard's "Fear and Trembling" each is an intellectual challenge requiring, above all, a student and a text, one that promotes the first rule of education, as stated by a first great teacher: "The unexamined life is unfit to be lived."

At what time does the team head back to their base camp (tents, trailers and stuff)?

Dr. Medford always does a great job of making Lincoln real. She always gives me something to think about after listening to her lecture.

Please keep it up. You need to research Promo>SM!

I've always wanted to be a paleontologist I want to be a paleontologist when I grow up

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