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This professor used state-of-the-art photography equipment to record the site, forever changing the face of exploration.
So today, 100 years later, I invite you all on an incredible journey with me, a 37-year-old Yale graduate and professor.
Our main project coprincipal investigator is the gentleman you see here, Dr. Luis Jaime Castillo, professor at Catholic University.
Because every day when my daughter plays when she dresses up, she's learning stuff through a process that, in my own line of work, as a professor of media studies, we refer to as public pedagogy.
Larycia Hawkins drew on her platform as the first tenured African-American professor at Wheaton College to wear a hijab in solidarity with Muslim women who face discrimination every day.
He came up to me after class that night and his words confirmed what I already knew: "I am so sorry, professor.
I wasn't a person to him until I was his professor.
At the beginning of each class, the professor would call on somebody to present the case.
What they would do is they would explain what was going on and then dictate information that the professor would transcribe onto the many motorized blackboards in the front of the class, and then we'd have a discussion.
The professor said, "How did you do it?"
They describe the tears that they've shed for my son, and it makes my burden of grief just a little bit lighter knowing that it's shared with a 10-year-old watching a YouTube playthrough, or a doctor playing on his airplane with a smartphone, or a professor introducing Joel to her first-year philosophy students.
This 73-year-old, retired English professor?
In collaboration with Flint residents, our research team here at Tech, of students and scientists led by professor Marc Edwards, conducted citywide testing to prove that Flint's water was indeed contaminated, even toxic in some homes.
In my book, though, I argue that the first modern crisis of civility actually began about 500 years ago, when a certain professor of theology named Martin Luther took advantage of a recent advancement in communications technology, the printing press, to call the Pope the Antichrist, and thus inadvertently launch the Protestant Reformation.
So why is my story more than just the story of a quirky, long, six-year, difficult lawsuit, an American professor being dragged into a courtroom by a man that the court declared in its judgment was a neo-Nazi polemicist?
A few months later, I heard that Eldar Shafir, a professor at Princeton University and one of the authors of this study, was coming over to Holland, where I live.
Twenty-five years went by, and then Evelyn Forget, a Canadian professor, found the records.
In the case of missing a letter from the IRS, I could call a friend who is a lawyer or ask, say, a professor of law what they would recommend, who I should talk to, how had people handled this in the past.
So for the last five years, as a professor of business and psychology, I've been studying the effect of screens on our lives.
The professor would put up an image, bold strokes of blues and yellows, and say, "Who's that?"
So imagine my surprise when I get to class and on the day that we're supposed to go over that particular chapter, my professor announces, "We're going to skip this chapter today because we do not have time to go through it."
"Whoa, I'm sorry, hold on, professor, professor.
Indeed, I'm a university professor.
I discovered all this talking to professor of informatics, Dr. Gloria Mark.
Until, that is, the professor accidentally stepped through a time portal.
The research went on for decades, in fact, it continued even after professor Eiduson herself had died.
Even after my two years of laryngeal surgery in Harvard Medical School with world-renowned professor Steven Zeitels, we never saw anything as extraordinary or fascinating as this, and that's what we're going to show you tonight.
He's a professor.
He's an undergrad professor, Mitchell Seligson.
And in doing so, he banished the man out on the right, Sir Lawrence Bragg, who was the Cavendish professor.
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