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After moving in their students, parents were invited to join Dr. Rob Pearigen, Millsaps College president, for a complimentary luncheon. Staff members in Student Life, Admissions, and the Business Office were present to answer questions about life at Millsaps.
This three panel comic on different Parenting styles was part of a series of "Case Study" discussion starters for curriculum that I was assigned. Art/lettering by me. Dialogue by my editor, Alex B.
Years ago I designed the lettering font that I used here. There are much better comic fonts available now but I still use my own.
TLC Denia ofrece una serie de actividades socio culturales semanalmente. El objetivo es que los alumnos se conozcan entre ellos, practiquen el idioma y se familiaricen con el entorno y su cultura.
The Language Centre carries out a series of activities every week, which are programmed fifteen days in advance.
The plan of activities are reflected in three specific alternatives:
Cultural activities (painting exhibitions, photographic shows, concerts, visiting our castle and its museums...); sports activities (paddle surf, beach volleyball, hiking, sailing...) or just leisure time and relaxation (a welcome cocktail party, tapa hopping, gastronomic tours and a special party programme).
Once a month, an “inter-cultural encounter” is held, among the different students, Spanish and non-Spanish, in order to encourage a more authentic view of Spain and create a suitable every day linguistic environment.
Parents’ Drawing & Painting
Instructor’s Statement
This painting class – held specifically for parents whose children are in other Fleisher classes - is structured to arouse, develop and nurture creative instincts.
I introduce the techniques of painting according to the needs of the students. However, learning to see aggressively - as the artist perceives – is my utmost goal of achievement. I encourage “my parents”, as beginning artists, to first consider the factors of designing space to create a strong composition. Then we begin the careful process of understanding the uses of drawing skills to structure form, realizing of course, that the plastic means - the use of line, light, color, space, form and texture - are the most important tools for creative expression. Each artist gets to choose his or her medium with which to work, so in our class we’ll have people drawing, painting with oils or even using watercolors.
Ultimately our studio is one in which many discoveries and many adventures take place – all artistically based of course! It becomes an environment where the first time painter, as well as the more experienced artist, can learn and create expressive works of art.
Instructor: Louise Clement-Hoff
On October 24-26 2014, The University of San Francisco invited parents and family to join the USF students for a fun Parents & Family Weekend on the Hilltop Campus.
This picture was taken on the night my baby was born. My wife lay on a bed beside me, enduring waves of pain — yet, despite her agony, she managed to capture this precious moment.
That night, January 23, changed my life forever. On the same day, I was promoted at work — and became a father. It felt as though the universe had given me everything at once. I was overwhelmed, speechless even.
I’ve never really known how to cherish moments of love, but when I first looked into my child’s face, I finally understood — nothing in this world brings greater peace than that.
I often heard my mother say, “I lived my life looking at my child’s face.” I never truly understood her words until that day. Parents give everything they have to their children, and in return, their children become their whole world.
Someday, this earth will keep turning as it always has — but the cycle of parents and children, of love and life, will go on just the same.
May all children be well.
May all parents be blessed.