Stanford university libraries. As bruce was describing, the bill lane center is dedicated to advancing scholarship and Public Education on the past, present and future of Western North america. So this is a very appropriate program for them, and the Stanford University libraries offers access to a comprehensive range of Scholarly Resources both print and digital format in support of research and nstruction here at stanford. Today we inaugurate a new lane Center Initiative called arts west. It is designed to place a spotlight on the rich contributions of the arts and humilities in the american west. Arts west offers the Stanford Community innovative public programming, on the writers, artists and cultural leaders that make the west a Fertile Ground for global creativity and artistic vision. It offers two distinctive series , the great writers of the west focuses on our western literary heritage and the great artists of the west elevates the western visual arts. We begin today with the c
Backyard and they told us that they built this wall here, this concrete wall is 7 feet above sea level, and back in that direction their dock, that is about 5 feet above sea level. So you can see how the water is literally started to get over the 5foot marker and lapping against the 7foot tall wall here, but as we were telling you in the last hour, the thing about this is, this is a lowlying area, so you can see the house back there, its built up on stilts, all of them around here are, in fact, if we keep panning fully around, you can see the house back there, all under stilts, living is all raised. You have places where people can raise boats, they can raise their cars, all belongs off the ground to try and keep the water at bay, now, we want to show you some video because we are hearing reports of some issues we will levies, its not breach of levies, they just had conference and they we wanted to emphasize that zero levies in the state of louisiana have breached or broken but they ar
The year was 1967, I was continuing my radio career with AM 1420 5,000 watt-WTCR radio of Ashland, Kentucky. WTCR in a sense was a historic station that began its legacy in 1954 as WWK0 playing nothin
I m actually surprised that Mellencamp didn t do any of his new crap. But I m sure Irsay paid him extra to stick to the hits. All that mattered was singing "Suckin