greetings from europe
2012-02-08 20:15
Noriko and I arrived in Antwerp, Belgium today, following a fun-filled week of visiting museums and historical sites in London. The weather in Europe is terribly cold. They're talking about a 200-kilometer skating race in Holland that takes place over frozen canals and rivers. It's called the "Elfstedentocht" (the eleven city race) because the course runs through 11 cities. If they decide to hold the race, then you might see it on the TV news. The race rarely happens because it hardly ever gets cold enough for the entire route to freeze. Last time was in 1997, when the son of a colleague of mine here at the University of Antwerp did the race.
good luck and good bye
2012-01-27 11:40
Thanks to all students, teaching assistants, conversation partners, guest speakers, and visitors for making our semester a success. Good luck to you all, wherever your adventures may lead you!
What now? 3 things:
(1) Your grades were sent to the registrar on 2012-01-27 at 19:30. I sent you glexa mail about your class points, assignment points, bonus points, total points, and letter grade. Contact me by the “contact” tab above or by glexa mail if you have complaints, suggestions, or questions.
(2) Tell your friends about our class. Do you recommend our class? Or not? Either way, the best way the to learn is to match the student’s desires with the instructor’s abilities. Help your friends determine whether they and me make a team.
(3) Our survey results are online under the “undergraduate” tab above. Tell your friends to read them in order to decide whether to take my class next fall. That’s 2012 fall semester, starting on 2012-10-01. My course offerings are listed on the “undergraduate” tab above as well.
What now? 3 things:
(1) Your grades were sent to the registrar on 2012-01-27 at 19:30. I sent you glexa mail about your class points, assignment points, bonus points, total points, and letter grade. Contact me by the “contact” tab above or by glexa mail if you have complaints, suggestions, or questions.
(2) Tell your friends about our class. Do you recommend our class? Or not? Either way, the best way the to learn is to match the student’s desires with the instructor’s abilities. Help your friends determine whether they and me make a team.
(3) Our survey results are online under the “undergraduate” tab above. Tell your friends to read them in order to decide whether to take my class next fall. That’s 2012 fall semester, starting on 2012-10-01. My course offerings are listed on the “undergraduate” tab above as well.