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A PARLIAMENT OF OWLs (Online Writing Labs)
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Univeristy of Wisconsin – Madison, Writing Center: Online Handbook
This includes links to the following topics: Improving your Writing Style, Stages of the Writing Process, Common Writing Assignments, Grammar and Punctuation, Cite References in Your Paper -
Walden University Writing Centre: Links to writing resources and grammar help
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Writer’s Web: Full range of topics concerning writing from University of Richmond
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The Purdue OWL: The premiere O.W.L., which includes everything from basic punctuation use to MLA citation and formatting guidelines.
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The Harvard Writing Center: A list of resources from the Harvard Writing Center. A great series of articles covering aspects of the writing process.
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University of North Carolina Writing Center: Extensive list of resources relating to general writing skills, specific – sentence level writing issues, and specific writing within different contexts and fields.
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Levertin, Alfred. Dr. [i.e. Doktor] G. Zander's medico-mechanische Gymnastik. Königl. Buchdruckerei, P.
RESISTA. Norstedt & Söner, 1892, https://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/driedoktorgzand00leve
Dr. Gustav Zander, a pioneering figure in the field of physical therapy and exercise, revolutionized the way people approached physical fitness with his innovative exercise equipment in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Zander developed a series of mechanized apparatuses designed to facilitate therapeutic exercise and improve physical health. His machines, often referred to as Zander's exercise equipment, were meticulously engineered to target specific muscle groups and promote overall wellness through controlled, repetitive movements. The concept behind Zander's equipment was to provide a systematic and scientific approach to physical training, making it accessible and beneficial for individuals of varying abilities. His contributions laid the foundation for modern exercise machines and influenced the development of therapeutic practices in fitness and rehabilitation centers worldwide.
Frances Benjamin Johnston (January 15, 1864 – May 16, 1952) was a trailblazing American photographer and photojournalist. Johnston, renowned for her pioneering work in early American photography, made significant contributions to the visual documentation of educational institutions. Her work at Hampton Normal and Industrial School, now Hampton University, stands out, capturing the essence of educational practices and the daily lives of students, particularly the African American and Native American communities. Johnston’s photographs at Hampton, along with her work at other schools, provide invaluable insights into the progress and aspirations within these institutions, preserving a legacy of educational and cultural advancements through her lens.
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