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America. So all semester weve been going to different places around campus and try to think about what we see, how the landscape impacts where we are and what we think about where we are. So the Big Questions for the semester are, where am i . Whats the next one . Can you remember that one . We have got where am i . What happened here . And then, how do i fit into that now . So were going to do that today to think about where am i, what happened here, and how do i fit into it. And so to set this up in the longterm im going to pull a quote from a book called ecclesiastes from the old testament, and ill read it so i dont mess it up, although there are a lot of different versions of it. All the rivers run into the sea, yet the sea is not yet full. To the place from which the rivers came, there they return again. So one thing i want us to think about as we look at this creek, that were standing over, is what happens to water . What happens when it falls from the sky and it lands up the hil
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Did you know that one was in dc and was in maryland . He became one of the first africanamerican journeyman printers in the u. S. Government office. When he left to develop the university of d. C. Printing and publishing program. Was one of the highest ranking africanamerican ins in the us printing office. So breaking racial boundaries everywhere he went in his second career. Dr. Taylor, a bachelor of science degree at the Washington Technical Institute for teacher technical teacher training. He earned his masters degree in administration and supervision of adult education. So he knows what he is doing today as he talks with us. And he earned a doctorate in education at Virginia Polytechnic Institute at university of the district of columbia. Dr. Taylor served as the assistant for the college of professional studies and he was later named acting. He retired from udc after 31 years and since. Fortunately for us, he has written several books, Bridge Builders of knock green valley, which