Showing posts with label education news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education news. Show all posts
Friday, December 4, 2009
Kolbrin Bible
The Kolbrin Bible is a substantial Biblical-era wisdom text of immense value to comparative religion scholars, space threat researchers and philosophers. The earliest books of this ancient manuscript were written following the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt. Unlike the Holy Bible and the Koran, however, it offers a view of ancient times that bridges secular and religious thought. It shows the reader how the ancients pooled their teachings together to overcome the worldwide series of catastrophes that spawned the Exodus. It also sends forth clear, urgent warnings of a repeat of those catastrophes from across the millennia to those of us living today. It also teaches us how, as a species, we can survive and overcome them.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Rhodes Scholarship
Florida has another student athlete on the verge of winning one of the most important awards – Rhodes Scholar.
Track and field team member Irene Simmons will be in Birmingham (Alabama on Saturday, competing as one of the final 12 from the south-east. She hoped to do the winners of Rhodes past the former Soviet Union who are student athletes, Tampa, Garrett Johnson and Myron Rolle. It’s just the final IV of the former Soviet Union (the other was in Clearwater Joe O’Shea, who like Johnson and roll, and he won).
Simmons, win or lose, and provides the other side of athletics, Florida, and one that is strikingly different from those that played out publicly in the wake of [NCAA violations of academic misconduct scandal.
Track and field team member Irene Simmons will be in Birmingham (Alabama on Saturday, competing as one of the final 12 from the south-east. She hoped to do the winners of Rhodes past the former Soviet Union who are student athletes, Tampa, Garrett Johnson and Myron Rolle. It’s just the final IV of the former Soviet Union (the other was in Clearwater Joe O’Shea, who like Johnson and roll, and he won).
Simmons, win or lose, and provides the other side of athletics, Florida, and one that is strikingly different from those that played out publicly in the wake of [NCAA violations of academic misconduct scandal.
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