Sentences with phrase «cultural offerings taking»

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In Resurrecting the Idea of a Christian Society, Rusty Reno offers a brilliant, accessible and modestly optimistic take on the possibilities for positive change in our current cultural climate, upon which I offer some modestly pessimistic thoughts.

For they seek to rise above all conflicts of conviction, sometimes as purveyors of rights, sometimes as proponents of tolerance, sometimes as cultural diplomats offering to manage conflicts with the give - and - take of identity politics.

These ills include what he takes to be the failure of our schools to educate properly and to offer and instill a worthwhile cultural heritage.

Whether it's taking in a world - renowned exhibition at a local museum, or immersing yourself in natural beauty of the Frederick Meijer Gardens, even the savviest city goer will be impressed by the myriad of cultural gems offered in or near our downtown area.

With plenty of travel and accommodation options on offer, visitors can take in one or both of these two exciting matches, and stay on to experience everything NSW has to offer including world - class beaches, scenic coastal locations, adventure, nature and other great sporting and cultural events,»

Watkins says college students interested in a career in anthropology should take introductory courses in cultural anthropology or physical anthropology; these courses give the best overview of the field and are offered at many colleges and universities.

«The phase one findings offer museums and the cultural sector an opportunity to reflect on their own digital skills and how they can be used to take advantage of digital.

Katrina, a founder of the agency, takes in consideration individual and cultural needs of each customer and offers exclusive dating services to the lowest prices in the market.

Spokane singles can take advantage of invigorating outdoor activities, engaging cultural events, or simply enjoy all downtown Spokane has to offer.

James Coleman, who died in 1995, probably would have appreciated the cultural shifts that have made the single - sex school take on new meaning, since he was one of the first modern academics to propose that coed schools offered a false promise of equality.

If you want to localize your eLearning courses and offer a true valuable eLearning experience to your audience, then you have to take into serious consideration the different cultural «norms» and to devote time and resources.

Success students participate in many field studies each year and take advantage of New York's museums and cultural offerings.

Through AHFES, the DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative (DC Collaborative) offers opportunities for all DC public and public charter school students to take full advantage of the vast arts and cultural resources available throughout the DC Metropolitan area.

Ottawa's cultural offerings and family - friendly lifestyle were just some of the factors that helped the city take the No. 1 position in MoneySense's annual Best Places to Live ranking of Canadian cities for the third year in a row.

A great way to see how Kona Coffee is grown and processed today is to take one of the Kona Coffee Council Farm & Mill Tours offered during the annual Kona Coffee Cultural Festival.

It's no secret Melburnians (yes, I had to Google that), take a certain pride in Melbourne's cultural offerings.

Each one offers its own opportunities with different villages, festivals and cultural institutions to take in.

Sitting on the banks of the Jinjiang River, Somerset Riverview Chengdu enjoys a prime address in the city of Chengdu.Nature features heavily around Somerset Riverview Chengdu.Whilst meandering water ways with romantic arched bridges make for a pretty cultural picture, local tea houses and bars alike takes on a fantastical modern allure.The 200 serviced residences is furnished with a modern and comfortable living and dining area, broadband internet access, satellite television access and a fully - equipped kitchen.We offer you a wide range of apartment sizes from studio to three - bedroom apartments tailored to your lifestyle.

With this cruise, Ponant takes passengers on an exploration of various regions in Brazil, visiting historical and cultural sites, observing stunning landscapes and delving into the heart of the country while on land and offers a luxury travel experience while on the water.

However, it would be a pity to stay at our Exclusive Country Hotel without enjoying the activities offered or taking advantage of all the cultural sights all within an easy drive of Cortijo Puerto El Peral.

Asia offers some of the world's truly iconic railway journeys, which take in the continent's magnificent sights and rich cultural heritage.

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Plan multiple visits to India if you want to take in the full range of cultural and historical sights the country has to offer.

The Live Hike offers students and visitors the opportunity to take an interactive virtual hike on Anacapa Island with park rangers, researchers and scientists to learn about ongoing restoration projects, along with the natural and cultural history of the island without ever crossing the channel.

Vibrant and rewarding to explore, Darwin offers walking trails which take in its many historic, cultural and artistic highlights whilst several colourful and atmospheric markets offer a wide variety of souvenirs and international street cuisines.

Hala Sultan Tekke mosque and the Church of St. Lazarus offer an intriguing insight into the cultural diversity of Cyprus while the Larnaca Salt Lake is worth taking the time out to see as well.

Additionally we offer dining options that take halal choices into account, and a bespoke concierge service which caters to the shopping and cultural tastes of guests from the MENA region.

However, if you want to expand your horizons you can take the short trip to Rhodes Town and explore some of the food and drink they have to offer, as well as learning about the rich cultural history of the island of Rhodes.

Or you can take a speedboat to Addu Atoll and visit Shangri - La's Villingili Resort, which offers several different types of cultural tours of the island.

• One of my housekeepers absolutely radiated love and faith • Another took the time to explain to me the subtle cultural differences between Nevis and St. Kitts • Another told me how to distinguish between West Indian islands» accents from Nevis, Barbados, and St. Lucia • Still another staffer told me which plant leaves make medicinal teas, and offered to help me gather some

Located on the north coast you have to take a two hour journey from the airport which will take you through all of the different types of scenery that Bali has to offer including firstly the city and built up areas and then you will enter the rural paddy field areas which are beautiful and give you a feel for the tropical and cultural beauty of the area.

Or how about taking a surf & cultural adventure in Morocco, indulging in traditional cuisine, exploring hidden gems and surfing some of the longest waves on offer in the world this winter.

Within walking distance from Sardinero beach, appreciated by the local surfers, this 3 star NH Hotel boasts a convenient location in the shopping and business area of Santander.Between Asturias and the Basque Country, in the north coast of Spain, Santander is the ideal base for meetings, congresses and cultural events such as the Santander International Festival and the Menéndez Pelayo International University summer courses.Corporate and leisure travellers can take advantage of several modern facilities offered by this pet - friendly hotel, including private parking, Wireless Internet access, meeting rooms, cloakroom service, medical service, restaurant and coffee bar.

Recently reopened theatre The Rep has been bringing exciting drama to Birmingham for more than 100 years and it is now adjoined to the new cultural icon that is the Library of Birmingham, Europe's largest public library, offering live music and entertainment as well as a vast collection of books, films and publications to explore, including a breath - taking archive of Shakespeare works.

The residency, will take place during May 2018, offering an opportunity to explore the cultural scene, visit UKS Member Artist's studios, and tour the museums and institutions of Norway.

Taking over all four floors of the Vancouver Art Gallery, this groundbreaking exhibition will offer an international survey of mashup culture, documenting the emergence and evolution of a mode of creativity that has grown to become the dominant form of cultural production in the early 21st century.

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While this is certainly part of the equation offered, reality, its cultural implications and subjective import take the main stage.

They also participate in student government and sports, and take advantage of the vast cultural environment offered by New York City and the neighborhood.

Our diverse university community provides students an enriching and supportive environment that takes advantage of the unique cultural offerings of Western Connecticut and New York.

This summer, Libyan Princess Alia Al - Senussi, an active patron of the arts in London and the Middle East, and Abdullah AlTurki, an influential collector in Saudi Arabia's contemporary art scene, took a tour of the art on offer in the great American West, beginning with studio visits (and assorted cultural diversions) in Los Angeles and moving on to Donald Judd's compound in Marfa, Texas; Roden Crater, James Turrell's epic site in Arizona; and other towering landmarks.

Bloomsbury Festival returns 21 - 23 October 2011 offering a taster of the amazing cultural life in this central area of london by hosting a free programme of over 150 events, taking place in over 50 venues.

In exploring how these artists reconfigured the civil rights movement's conventional visual repertoire, my study offers a new set of coordinates for approaching influential late twentieth - century discourses about appropriation and what these discourses take for granted, particularly with respect to the black cultural politics of that period.

The programme will offer space for knowledge sharing and collective thinking that focusses on cultural activity taking place outside urban centres globally.

Taken from the Cape Cod Times - October 1, 2017 By Geoff Spillane HYANNIS — Arts and cultural organizations on the Cape and islands are embracing a new program offering state electronic benefit transfer — or EBT — cardholders free...

The article quotes Cori Ghitter, the Law Society's Director of Professionalism and Access: ««Another part of it is a cultural change to say to lawyers, who never thought of themselves as being qualified to offer either a full or partial article, that you have something to teach and can take on a student.»

Gorewich also took it upon himself to weigh cultural considerations despite the fact that none were offered as a defence: «In my considerations, I ask how much weight [should] the cultural impact of moving from Iran to Canada be given.

The city also has a number of routes known as the «Southern Dozen», which take motorcycle riders and drivers through winding paths and twisting roads across Tennessee to witness the natural beauty and cultural history the state has to offer.