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CSPAN2 Book TV March 15, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book TV March 15, 2014

This is the description of de l la idiotidiots. These were rebound, published later in the nineteenth century. But what they document is Napoleons Campaign in egypt and artists rendering of the landscape of egypt, pyramids, architecture, architectural elements, elements of the hieroglyphs, egyptian pottery, maps, diagrams of the layouts of pyramids, different historical sites around egypt. This is an era where there was no photography. This was a way to document and detailed the things napoleon and his army were capturing and a way to account for the riches of egypt that napoleon was hoping to...

A spirit of collaboration - Vimarsana News

A spirit of collaboration

Dr. José E. Rodríguez reflects on a recent visit by a delegation of leaders from Peru and university leaders across the state.

Source: utah.edu
Meet the University of Utah's new provost, Mitzi Montoya - Vimarsana News

Meet the University of Utah's new provost, Mitzi Montoya

Mitzi Montoya, the University of Utah's new provost, talks about what made her decide to move to Utah and what she hopes to bring to the university.

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Meet the University of Utah's new provost, Mitzi Montoya - Vimarsana News

Meet the University of Utah's new provost, Mitzi Montoya

Mitzi Montoya will relocate to Utah from Albuquerque, where she is dean of the University of New Mexico’s Anderson School of Management, to become the top academic officer at the University of Utah.

Utah universities pushing to increase Hispanic enrollment - Vimarsana News

Utah universities pushing to increase Hispanic enrollment

As Utah's Hispanic population grows, many of the state's higher education institutions are putting resources toward recruiting and retaining Hispanic students.

Source: ksl.com