Stephany Slaughter, Ph.D.. "(In)visibilities, (De)humanizations and Globalizations: The Migrant Body in Border Film of the 2000s." FIAR-- Forum for Inter-American Research. 2010. Vol. 3, No. 2 Nov 2010.
FIAR homepage: http://www.interamerica.de/
Link to the article:
http://www.interamerica.de/volume-3-2/invisibilities-dehumanizations-and-globalizations-the-migrant-body-in-border-film-of-the-2000s/
Since 2010, Alma College has added new majors in anthropology, new media studies, biotechnology, health care administration and environmental studies. The College also has completed several campus enhancements, including the Hogan Center, Art Smith Arena, Eddy Music Center and College Corner Coffee and Books.
Dr. Robert Molina
Departments: Mathematics
Math professor Robert Molina has a puzzle obsession. From Sudoku to Rubik’s cubes, he has a vast collection of puzzles in his home—and always brings a table-full to the annual math taco dinner.
Mind puzzles are a branch of his expert field, combinatorics, which is the study of discrete (and usually finite) objects. In other words, it deals with arrangement of items like books on a self, or numbers in a defined set.
