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http://alpha.fdu.edu/~gradford/corporate2005.html If important changes are to take place, discussions in the workplace must be greatly enriched. An active discussion among nonbusiness school academics and corporate members with each willing to give up part of their language and thinking routines can help. This is not just a case of making academics think and talk more clearly and practically. Discussion among business leaders are as often reduced to short choppy expressions of empty slogans as academic talk is to complex convoluted displays. The frustration of style differences must give way to the pursuit of mutual insight. (Stanley Deetz, 1995)

Corporate Communication Syllabus

The third installment of Domus's panel discussions on the future of architectural criticism took place on Tuesday 8 March at the Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York. Watch the video here. A video from New York http://www.domusweb.it/en/news/call-for-submissions-clog-data-space/

Call for submissions, CLOG: Data Space - News - Domus

Description The exhibition "Prints and the Pursuit of Knowledge" features a rich display of prints, books, maps, and scientific instruments exploring the role of celebrated artists in the scientific inquiries of the 16th century. The exhibition was on view at the Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. http://itunes.apple.com/us/itunes-u/prints-pursuit-knowledge-in/id472446131

Prints and the Pursuit of Knowledge in Early Modern Europe - Download free content from Harvard University on iTunes

http://hbr.org/mgmttips Your work. Your team. Your boss. Your career.

Management Tips from the Harvard Business Review

Masters of Modern

http://www.trianglemodernisthouses.com/masters.html Philip Banta / Nathan Crowley / Charles Deaton / Jim Evans / Richard Foster / Monica Hafelfinger and Austin Kelly / Brion Jeanette / Michelle Kaufmann / Clifford Reid / Rocio Romero / Richard Spencer / Takis Zenetos
“Learn, or we will hurt you” is a prevailing gospel in the nation’s primary, middle, and high schools, a longtime educator said during a panel discussion Wednesday, and it’s one that needs to change. “Think about all the ways we have devised to hurt people who don’t learn,” complained Roland Barth, a former Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) faculty member, who described measures like detention of students and the threats against educators who could lose their credentials if they fail to comply with certification demands. Barth, the founder of HGSE’s The Principals’ Center , described coming across a group of high school students who were nearing graduation. The students, gathered around a burning 55-gallon barrel on the campus, were joyfully tossing their books and notes into the flames.

A matter of principals | Harvard Gazette

http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2011/11/a-matter-of-principals/
http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/11/be_your_own_hero.html

Be Your Own Hero - Nilofer Merchant - Harvard Business Review

Nilofer Merchant is a corporate director at a NASDAQ-traded firm and a lecturer at Stanford, formerly the founder and CEO of Rubicon. After working at Apple and Autodesk and with many other Fortune 500 firms, she wrote The New How to share the secrets of unlocking collaborative innovation. Follow her on Twitter @nilofer . There were too many fruitless visits from child protective services.

Canal Savoir - Télévision éducative

http://www.canal.qc.ca/?tzinfo=%28Est%29%7C300 Passage à la télé numérique Canal Savoir est heureux d'annoncer son passage à la télé numérique (position 29), en date du 23 février, et tient à rappeler à ses auditeurs par antenne qu'ils doivent procéder périodiquement à un balayage pour capter les nouvelles chaînes numériques. Canal Savoir tient aussi à vous préciser qu'en raison de travaux majeurs qui se poursuivent au bâtiment où sont logées ses installations émettrices, son signal pourrait être interrompu, en journée durant la semaine seulement, pendant encore quelque temps pour protéger les travailleurs. Nous vous remercions de votre compréhension.
Architect Sir David Chipperfield discussed the challenge of juggling modern architecture, historical buildings and public opinion in a talk at the Yale School of Architecture Thursday night. Chipperfield, a renowned British architect and Norman R. Foster visiting professor, spoke in detail about the difficulties he has encountered in trying to reconcile his own modern aesthetic with the traditional style of architecture the public often expects. http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/2011/nov/04/chipperfield-talks-architectural-balance/

Chipperfield talks architectural balance | Yale Daily News