California State University, East Bay, Concord Campus.
Black History Month: Students attend a special SELMA screening and discussion
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As part of Black History Month, CSU East Bay, Concord students attended a special screening of the movie Selma.
The movie was followed by a fascinating discussion with special guests: Elizabeth Lucas, Charles Smith and Willie Mims. They spoke about their thoughts on the movie and their experiences of the Civil Rights Movement and growing up as a black individual in America. |
California State University, East Bay, Concord Campus.
Transferring from community college to CSUEB is so much fun
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Tiffany and Renee explain how easy it was for them to make the transfer from community college to CSU EB's Concord Campus to complete their degree programs.
Thanks for making me smile ladies Further information on transferring can be found here |
California State University, East Bay, Concord Campus.
Age should never be a reason to stop learning.
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Education does not have to stop at school or college level.
Check out Bill Warwick and these students who are part of California State University's Osher Lifelong Learning Program. Courses are diverse and cover many topics and interesting subjects, from ancient histories to wine appreciation classes. If you would like to know more then check out Osher Lifelong Learning, or as the students call it 'OLLI' at the Concord Campus. |
California State University, East Bay, Concord Campus.
Taking your Pre-Nursing, health science modules at Concord.
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The wonderful Pre-Nursing students at Cal state East Bay Concord explain the advantages of taking their required nursing and health science modules for nursing at Concord rather than at an external college.
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California State University, East Bay, Concord Campus.
Graduate Information Day.
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Short promotional video that I produced for California State University, East Bay, Concord, for their Graduate Information Day.
They wanted to get some perspectives of life at the Concord Campus to promote to future students. |
Day Of The Teacher 2015: California State University, East Bay, Concord Campus
BART Unveil their new design train carriage to the San Francisco public
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BART (Bay Area Rapid Transport) unveiled their new design train carriage. The carriages will be phased into their existing fleet from 2017.
Although reception of the design was mostly positive, disability groups such as the Independent Living Resource Center( Jessie Lorenz) voiced concerns over some design features. A decrease of wheelchair space and and inclusion of a vertical floor to ceiling pole (between left and right side doors) could make access difficult for people in wheelchairs, especially on a crowded train. BART say that the design was worked and agreed on by taking concerns from all members and groups in the communities of the Bay Area that BART serves. |
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Audio test and comparison of the Rhode Smart-Lav lavalier microphone
Cost me $58 and I wanted to test the quality in comparison with the audio from my Canon Rebel T3i and my Zoom H4N.
It's not the best quality, but for the price its a very viable alternative for the budget conscious video or audio producer. |
Saint Patrick's Day Parade 2014 San Francisco
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Over 60,000 people attend Walk For Life rally in San Francisco
January 25th saw the Walk For Life West Coast take place in San Francisco. The rally attracted over 60,000 pro-life supporters to the city. They marched from the Civic Center, down Market Street towards the Ferry Building. A contingent of pro-choice demonstrators were also present along the route of the march. The day passed off relatively peacefully thanks to the San Francisco Police Department. The second video shows a moment where the pro-life and pro-choice groups faced-off over a security fence and manned by officers of the San Francisco Police Department. The pro-choice campaigners chanted and held banners that read..."Abortion on demand and without apology". |
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Austerity protests bring thousands onto streetsThousands of protesters took to the streets of Limerick City on Saturday to air their grievances with the Government's austerity measures.
The Limerick protest was organised by Michael McNamara and the local branch of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, in an effort to send a message to the Government that Irish workers are struggling to cope with shouldering the massive debt burden. Members of all the main worker's unions took part in protests across the country. Similar marches took place in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Sligo and Waterford on Saturday. |
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Tributes paid to murdered Garda DetectiveTributes continue following the death of Detective Garda, Adrian Donohoe in County Louth.
He was shot and killed by a gang during an attempted robbery on a credit union in Dundalk. The Taoiseach, Tánaiste, members of the cabinet and opposition leaders will travel to Dundalk for the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday). The Dail will also suspend for a couple of hours on the day, as a mark of respect. video courtesy of the UK Press Association |
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Minister Michael Ring outlines importance of funding for local sportSports funding from Brussels could soon become available for Irish clubs and leisure organisations at 'grassroots' level according to Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring.
Speaking at Galway's Leisure Land complex, the Minister said that although it was not agreed on just yet, he hoped that he could move the plan forward during his current term as President of the Sports Council of Europe. A position that rotates on a six month basis. Minister Ring was in Leisure Land to view recent department funded renovations and to unveil a collection of artifacts of interest. The artifacts were associated with former Swim Ireland captains, Mrs Ronnie Ball and Mr Jimmy Cranny.They were kindly donated by the late Ronnie Ball's husband, Captain John Ball. |
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Oliver Williams talks about what makes Twist a successGalway business man, Oliver Williams runs Twist Soup Kitchen in the city. He has also opened similar outlets in Athlone, Roscommon and Sligo.
Williams is currently in talks with planning officials from Galway City Council relating to a planning submission for the change-of-use of his Galway kitchen from a garage/warehouse to a food kitchen. The planning decision has been further postponed until Williams complies with other planning regulation concerns, including the provision of a disabled toilet, installation of extraction ventilation and removal of external neon signage. He says: "The day will come when we will see a soup kitchen in every large town in Ireland". He said the general consensus is that City planner's are just bullying Twist and being picky, because they think a soup kitchen lowers the tone of the area. |
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Savita Halappanavar
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Limerick popular business
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