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Transcript: Catholicism BY THE AWESOME SEMINERDS!: Thuc Nguyen, Amy Sweeney, Vincent Nguyen, Nicole Hardson-Hurley, Carolyn Somvilay, & Argel Algura Unity in this case is defined as a man having only one wife, and a woman having only one husband, which goes against the idea of polygyny. During the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, an ordained Catholic Priest can administer an annointment, which is a bodily healing and forgiveness of sins associated through the use of the Oil of the Infirm, one of the three holy oils. The other two oils are the Oil of Catechumens, used during the Sacrament of Baptism, and the Sacred Chrism oil used in the Sacrament of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy orders. God the father is known for the seven days of creation . Day 1 God made the sun. It gives us light. Day 2 He made the heaven above. He made the earth below. Day 3 He made the land and the waters, the plants, and the trees. Day 4 He made the Moon and the Stars, which shine at night. Day 5 He made the Birds and the Fish that live in the water. Day 6 He made the Animals that live on the land. Day 6 God made all the people on this earth. Day 7 Rest - God made the world in which we live in. Jesus Christ is also known as our lord and redeemer. In the Catholic belief, Jesus: is known as the messiah, which means "the annointed one". died to save the people from their sins. is known for his story of ressurection- Jesus' tomb is uncovered and Mary Magdalegne (who was cured from her craziness by Jesus because a former demon had possessed her) goes to tell the disciples. She discovers that Jesus has risen from the dead. Jesus is known as the teacher of the church and had 12 disciples. The Stations of the Cross: 1. Jesus is condemned to die. 2. Jesus carries his cross. 3. Jesus falls the first time. 4. Jesus meets his mother. 5. Simon helps Jesus carry his cross. 6. Veronica wipes Jesus's face. 7. Jesus falls for the second time. 8. Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem. 9. Jesus falls the third time. 10. Jesus is stripped. 11. Jesus is nailed to the cross. 12. Jesus dies on the cross. 13. Jesus is taken down from the cross. 14. Jesus is laid in the tomb. In the Catholic church, the Holy Spirit is also known as the spirit. The Spirit's main role is to be the guide to the members of the Catholic church. The symbols of the Holy spirit consists of: Water: signifies new life, regeneration, and renewal which are necessary in the Catholic belief of salvation. Annointing: strengthens members of the church in their time of need (usually when ill). Fire: symbolizes transitioning, and changes the guide for Catholics from adolescent years to adulthood. Dove: peace, guide from violence and mischief. The Holy Spirit is fully God and had seven gifts as well as twelve fruits. The twelve fruits are: Love (Charity): loving God and others like you love yourself. Faithfullness: keeping promises as well as your loyalty to God. Joy: being glad with what you have. Modesty: moderation in action. Peace: eveything works out nicely when God is within us. Patience: love that endures life's suffering. Self-Control: discipline can be achieved through maintaining emotions and desires. Chastity: integrating sexuality with spirituality. Goodness: inclines us to wish to do good to everyone without distinction. Benignity: results of goodness in words and actions. Long suffering: ability to have patience without "encouragement". Continence: represses passion. Praying is a conversation with God or with the saints in which one may request for good things, apologize, seek forgiveness, or talk about many more things that would be incorporated in a conversation. Praying is recognizing the presence of God or the saints. One can strengthen this recognition of the presence of God through prayer, which builds his or her relationship with God. Virgin of Guadalupe The meaning behind the Scapular: After receiving your first communion, you are given a necklace with a piece of cloth with Mary on it. Mary stated that "Whosoever dies clothed in this Habit shall not suffer the fires of Hell."(relate to Antonio/Ultima and Mother Mary.) "[The owl] sang to the millions stars that dotted the dark-blue sky, the Virgin's gown" (50). 1531, the Lady of Heaven appeared at Tepeyac, a hillside not too far from Mexico City. Requested a church to be built upon the hill she arrived on. The local Bishop was reluctant and asked for a sign. The Lady sent her messenger to send a boquet of roses to the Bishop. "La Virgen de Guadalupe was the patron saint of our town" (13). " 'He will return them safely... They take the boys away... they give them guns and tell them to kill each other. It is against the will of God' " (49). " 'Next spring you will start your catechism, and when you make your first communion you will recieve your scapular. It will protect you from evil' " (124). "The commandment of the Lord said, Thou shalt have no other gods before me. . . 'I am a Catholic... I can believe only in the God of the

Temple Presentation

Transcript: 1981 Established 1981 Mu Sigma Upsilon Who is Mu? Presenters: Davina Lopez Tiffany Vargas Maria De La Cruz Courtney Labbon Jackie Perez Ana Estevez Who We Are Founded on November 21, 1981 at Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ FIRST Multicultural Greek-lettered Organization in the Nation Celebrated 37 years of culture within our sisterhood Five women with a vision, determined to establish an organization that brought together all women. Limitless vision enabled these determined women from all different parts of the world. Hence, our motto: "Mujeres Siempre Unidas" or "Women Always United" History of Mu Sigma Upsilon The mission of the Sorority shall be to set forth a positive image of all women and promote cultural awareness through a sorority in which sisters of every nationality, race, creed, and religion come together in one name to achieve academic excellence, unity among all women, and active participation in our universities and communities. Mission Statement What We Do With the knowledge gained through a higher education, we can succeed in our future endeavors and better ourselves. Academic Excellence Instead of letting our differences divide us, we appreciate our similarities and common struggles. Unity Amongst All Women We work for the betterment of our communities by participating in various service activities. To Be Active in the University and Community Colors and Mascot The Sisters of Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority Incorporated are proudly represented by the colors Baby Blue and White. Our mascot is the Amazon Woman: Strong, Fierce, and Independent. We are proud to represent over 85 cultures from around the globe within our sisterhood! Diversity at its Finest! Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Bangladesh Barbados Bermuda Blackfoot Indian Brazil Britain Canada Cherokee Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Croatia Curacao Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England European France Germany Ghana Greece Grenadines Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Hong Kong Hungary India Iran Ireland Italy Jamaica Japan Korea Lebanon Liberia Malaysia Mexico Morocco Native American Native Hawaiian Netherlands Nicaragua Nigeria Panama Palestine Pakistan Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Russia Scandinavia Scotland Singapore Spain Sri Lanka St. Thomas St. Vincent Sweden Switzerland Syria Trinidad and Tobago Turkey Uruguay USA Venezuela Vietnam Virgin Islands West Africa West Indies Yugoslavia To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) Mission: To Write Love On Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery. National Philanthropy Below is a list of just a few of the programs, lectures, workshops and community services which our organization has sponsored and/or participated in throughout the years. Not Just a Cliché A Day Without An Immigrant Rally AIDS Prevention Bake Sales Black History Month Blood Drives Breast Cancer Awareness Breast Cancer Walk-a-thons Campus Kids Daycare Center Canned Food And Clothes Drive Careers & Internships In Business Workshops Community Service Day Cultural Fashion Show Diversity Week Domestic Violence Awareness Workshops Domestic Violence Panel Eating Disorders Workshops Faculty Fashion Show Feminist Round Table Freshman Move-in Greek Step Shows Greek Unity Community Service Greek Week Workshops Hurricane Maria Relief Efforts for Puerto Rico Interviewing Workshops Latino Heritage Month Co-sponsor Men Who Cook Workshop Multicultural Shows Native American Culture Workshop Ovarian Cancer Awareness Parliamentary Procedures Workshop Prevent Child Abuse Blue Ribbon Campaign R.A.C.E (Recognizing And Celebrating Ethnicity) Resume Writing Workshop Cultural Arts Expo Safe Sex Awareness Week Self-defense Workshop Senior Citizen Dinner September 11th Memorials Soup Kitchen Volunteering Take Back The Night Teen Night Time Management & Study Skills Workshop Women & Relationships Workshop Women’s History Month Biographies Recognizing and Celebrating Ethnicities R.A.C.E Created in 1994 at Rutgers University Enhance Cultural Awareness Features cultural food, music, dance and a multitude of performances as a showcase for individual cultures. 2.50 cumulative G.P.A. to remain active Lucy Dipini Memorial Scholarship Recognizes sisters who have demonstrated high academic achievement as well as strong financial need - $500.00 Aretias Scholarship Awarded to any individual who demonstrates academic excellence in graduate study - $600.00 – $1000.00 Academic Achievement and Scholarship Stepping and Strolling The Sisters of MSU have participated in the art of stepping since MSU’s inception in 1981. Since then, we have thus evolved with the times to participate in national competitions. Sisterhood within Mu Sigma Upsilon does not end after college. Our alumnae play a strong

Background presentation

Transcript: Go on Exchange present your country abroad Work with different mentalities Diversity Explore different cultures Be a Member Develop your skills Have an impact Enrich your knowledge AIESEC Be a Leader Lead your team Achieve your vision Coach others Be a mentor EXPERIENCE YOUR AIESEC JOURNEY Gives you a great experience

Temple presentation

Transcript: At Downtown Disney by:Faustine Lin ` The End Thanks for listening!!! Illustration

Temple Prep: Historical Background

Transcript: Genesis 28: 12-19 Beth Elohim or Bethel (Hebrew) -- Templum (Latin) -- Temple (English) Exodus 19: 5-25 -- Deuteronomy 5:5 -- Exodus 20 -- DyC 84: 18-26 Exodus 25 -- Exodus 25: 8 -- Exodus 28: 1-3; 40-41 -- Exodus 40: 12-15 Solomon built a temple in 1005 B.C. and the Lord visited it (6) (11 Chronicles 5: 14) -- Destroyed in 586 B.C. -- Rebuilt by the Jews in 518 B.C., called the temple of Zerubbabel -- Rebuilt by King Herod in 20 B.C. 1. All the ordinances of the gospel that are necessary for salvation will be offered to Abraham's posterity (DyC 132: 30-32) 2. Christ will come through Abraham's lineage (Galatians 3: 16) 3. Jehovah promises that his posterity will inherit the land of Canaan and territory as far North as the Euphrates River (Genesis 17 and Abraham 2) - Genesis 22: 15-18; 48:4 - Renewed through Isaac (Genesis 17: 19; 26:3) and Jacob (Genesis 28: 1-4) Genesis 17 and Abraham 2 Jehovah appears to Abram and makes a covenant with him Abram's name is changed to Abraham (Father of a Multitude) The House of the gods -- The House of God -- “The House of the Lord” Lesson 1: Scriptural Background Lesson 2 : Symbolism Lesson 3 : The Plan of Salvation, the Temple Ordinances, and the Garment Lesson 4: Priesthood DyC 110: 9-16

Background Presentation

Transcript: Real action and accountability Amnesty International Non-state actors/ Rebel Groups?? ...and what about men?? ignoring male rape victims? would rape exist without a man? Weapons of War: Rape UN as an Arena - NGO's - Discussion and dialogue Arena Instrument Actor Critical Thinking Weapons of War: Rape UN as an instrument UNSC Resolution 1820 (2008) UN as an Actor - UN Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict Weapons of War: Rape Problems with 1820 "Roles and Functions of International Organizations" "Sexual violence, when used as a tactic of war in order to deliberately target civilians or as a part of a widespread or systematic attack against civilian populations, can significantly exacerbate situations of armed conflict and may impede the restoration of international peace and security… effective steps to prevent and respond to such acts of sexual violence can significantly contribute to the maintenance of international peace and security" (UNSC Resolution 1820, p. 2)" http://www.stoprapenow.org/uploads/advocacyresources/1282164625.pdf Background Presentation- Kristin Mann Weapons of War: Rape Brief Insight - used to manipulate social control - destabilize communities - weaken ethnic groups and identities Examples: - Sudanese Militia - Rwanda Genocide - DRC Critical Thinking http://www.womenundersiegeproject.org/blog/entry/the-need-for-numbers-on-rape-in-warand-why-theyre-nearly-impossible-to-get Critical Thinking Increased Data Collection by international organizations - determine humanitarian responses - ensures justice and reparation - provides recognition and dignity

Temple Presentation

Transcript: Holding Environment 3 Bringing it Home Fisher, B., Knapp, T., & Levesque-Bristol, C. (2010). Service-Learning's Impact on College Students' Commitment to Future Civic Engagement, Self-Efficacy, and Social Empowerment. Journal of Community Practice, 18(2-3), 233-251. Residence Hall Work with RA staff and Hall Council to hold mini Org fairs within the residence hall. What I Will do In My RD Role Safe Welcoming Inclusive Opportunities Where you can be yourself Home Bring in study abroad and career center staff into the hall to meet the needs of second year students Creates an understanding of the importance of preforming in ones academic endeavors Allows students to see the impact of their academic achievements after their time at Temple Bridges the academic and student affairs experience of Temple students Work with Academic Advising on hosting workshops within the halls to help residents become more self-sufficient when it comes to their academic progress and achievement Questions? What I Will do In My RD Role Pride is Temple Made Work with student-athletes in the hall to help create buzz around athletic events and encourage students to support their peers Pride for my Institution Passions into Actions I take pride in my beliefs and values in regard to being a part of a community greater than myself Acting as stewards of what Temple University values and stands for Understanding that they have the ability and responsibility to impact the larger community they are members of Accomplishing something larger than themselves Work with honors students to help them keep balance and focus on their whole college experience and not just academics Resident Director Candidate Spring 2013 Abiity to devlope the student holistically. Experiences and opps for students and satff members. Engagement in different dialouges/ Embraces connections/communitie . I will bring my passion for pride to Temple and foster a feeling of belonging and strive to assist all residents along their personal development journey Tom Converso My Pride as a Team Member Celebrate in Successes Residence Hall Pride Through Service Personal Pride Pride through Campus Involvement Pride through Academics Pride through Service Why are you Proud? Fostering a Sense of Belonging and Pride Bringing it Home Questions Pride in not just being a Temple student but also being a Philadelphia community member Creating Opportunities for Engagement Innovation & Creativity Commitment to Diversity & Inclusiveness References: What I Will do In My RD Role Pride in influencing students to be active citizens and representing our institution beyond campus Sense of community that rallies around a central focus Allows for an outlet from stress and academic demands Opportunity for residents to take advantage of experiences that can only be found on a college campus Holding Environment Work with community organizations to bring them into the hall and hold forums with the residents to show them the impact they can have in the greater Philadelphia community Pride Through Campus Involvement Through comfort comes risks Residents feel at home and have pride for their home Not just a feeling of being accepted, but a true feeling of being embraced Work with my staff to create one signature service event each semester, with the goal of these two events becoming traditions associated with our hall Temple Housing and Residence Life has the great opportunity to create environments that promote pride among residents and can bring campus opportunities into the living rooms of students Knowing that I want to be proud of the work associated with my name Collaborate with Residential Organizations and Community Service LLC students to promote service in my hall and raise awareness of the benefits of service 2 Pride Through Academics Why are you Proud to be at Temple? Pride in knowing that Temple is a unique once in a lifetime experience Pride through Organizational Involvement, Academics, and Service are just the tip of the iceberg of opportunities I hope to expose Temple residents to and help them discover what they take pride in Overview Build relationships with faculty associated with LLC courses and bring them into the halls to allow for residents to build a deeper relationship than in a classroom setting Being prideful in the service I am able to give back to my institution I take pride in the accomplishments we achieve and knowing that we are stronger collectively than individually Safe Welcoming Inclusive Opportunities Where you can be yourself Home Pride in the mission and values I exhibit in my work and their alignment with that of my Student Affairs division Students with pride are able to carry out the universities mission and values on and off campus My Personal Pride I am proud of what I have gained from my team members and learned from their perspectives and ideas they bring to the table Pride in knowing yourself, feeling comfortable in interacting with others, and learning from

Temple Presentation

Transcript: "The influences on decision-making and gatekeeping in mainstream sports media, such as institutional culture and journalistic norms, are often muted in the blogsphere, making social identity and cultural hegemony more salient influences on decision-making about content" (Hardin, Zhong, & Corrigan, 2012). "Discussions with bloggers about decision-making processes, especially as blogs become more commercialized and even loosely affiliated with large media organizations . . . would be most useful in exploring our assumptions" (Hardin, Zhong, & Corrigan, 2012). "You know, I'll be frank, T.C. ... My current job kind of sucks ... So I can go home and spend several hours a day doing FrozenPucks for very little money, but because people appreciate it, and it’s something I enjoy doing and enjoy discussing, you know, it’s not work at all and I feel much better doing it." "This is going to sound really cocky and egotistical, but I know more about the Knights than the guys that follow the team for the [local newspaper]. I know more about the Knights than any other Knights blogger, and I know more about the Knights than anybody that currently works for the Knights . . . . . . Being a big fan matters. I mean it has to matter, otherwise why would you do it if you’re not a big fan, you know?" "My hope anyway is that this will lead to something else but—. Maybe not something else, but that this will turn into something I can do full time, which is something that I’m passionate about and something that I love to do. So I just think it would be, you know, kind of the perfect storm if I could do that." I like the fact that I can opine from the perspective of the fan and I don’t want to have to check sources and get both sides of the story. I don’t want to deal with any of that stuff. So that’s why I’ve tried to stay away from credentials. I’m always going to link to the other beat reporters and the other blog—the Tiger Tracks blog that operates through ESPN True Hoop . . . they’re the authoritative voices that need to be read by everybody, including myself. Then I’m going to look at sort of a greater league perspective—see if the some of the national writers have commented on the game, guys like John Hollinger, some of the main ESPN guys. ESPN Local Thanks, G. Murdock (1982) Conferences & Topics History of Broadcast Rights Marketplace Dissertation working title: Social Organization of Newswork Methods [bloggers do not] lend themselves well to the classic techniques of media production ethnography Thomas F. Corrigan Ph.D Candidate College of Communications, Pennsylvania State University Fantasy fans?: Comparing team identification among fantasy football players and non-fantasy football players "Nuts & Bolts" What did you do today? How & why did you do it? Sports Media & Disability Sports, Media & Society Political Economy of Communications Other Players Pressure: Posting Regularity & Frequency 6.59 6.53 6.16 Editorial Community Bloomburg Government Write daily links "Burrowing" "The [Carmelo Anthony] trade news brought joy to more than Knicks fans. Beat reporters across the country are excited that something is happening in the professional basketball world; no matter how distant or irrelevant the trade is to their actual beat, they have found a way to tie the trade back into their writing . . . Fun and Personal Satisfation Thesis: Those darn bloggers... "It started to feel as though the foundations of sports journalism were cracking. By my reckoning, sports journalism relied on distribution, objectivity and access. Distribution was easy: I could publish my thoughts to Faith and Fear within seconds and reach a global audience. Now, our readers’ reactions suggested objectivity wasn’t the asset I’d assumed it was." ---- Fry # of Baltimore Sun stories in 2009 ‘The organization of production is the most fundamental distinction between journalism and blogging. Differences in content, work processes, tone, values, and format are symptoms of this underlying structural difference’ (Lowrey, 2006) Sports & Media and Critical/Cultural Media Studies @Penn State Hope Labor Online hires @ AOL's , , & News Corp.'s Methods both are concerned with how the organization and structure of media shape the range and nature of media Staff 9 NBA & NHL Bloggers All men T.C.'s Political Economy To Do List: Top 15 most-visited sports sites, August 2011 High School Sports Media Where's all this going? Ownership Conferences & Topics Courses taught @ Penn State Political Economy of Communications Ph.D Candidate College of Communications Pennsylvania State University Set preview to go live at 2:00 Post the game thread Set DVR for game Write recap Athletic-Academic Integration Athletic-Academic Integration How are resources allocated at SB Nation? Why are resources allocated the way they are? The study . . . examined all the outlets that produced local news in Baltimore, Md., for one week much of the “news” people receive contains no original reporting. Fully

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