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water spreads across Europe.
We care about drug posses-
sion and crime in one country
because that affects the other
countries."
Michael Kennedy, director of
the Center for European Stud-
ies and European Union Center,
noted the Ambassador's cre-
ative approach to his work.
"He is an effective advocate
of improving and enhancing
European-American relations,"
he said.
Sociology Prof. Fatma Muge
Gocek criticized Bruton as
lacking a global perspective.
She urged him to concentrate
more on Europe and the United
States's cooperation with other
parts of the world.
"Instead of (Europe and the
United States) united by exploi-
tation of the world, they should
be united by another vision of
the future," she said.
LSA senior Asier Ansore-
na said he was disappointed,
claiming the ambassador was
too careful with what he said.
"I heard nothing surprising
from him today," Ansorena
said.
Bruton stressed that it is not
his job to be polarizing, but
rather to provide diplomacy.
"I represent 25 countries," he
said.
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diagrams.
"We took the audio file of the lec-
ture and illustrated it by creating new
visual material using some standard
drawing programs and scaled the
illustrations to be viewable on iPods,"
Coppola said.
The visual elements can be viewed on
iPods, the "album art" window of iTunes
and in QuickTime.
Students say they like podcasted lec-
tures because they offer a convenient
way to review class material, even when
they're walking to another class or
working out.
"Podcasts definitely give a student
much more independence, and, in my
opinion, help increase a student's chanc-
es for success," said LSA freshman
Angad Singh, who has used Coppola's
podcasts.
Coppola is optimistic about the new
campus-wide options in CTools.
Though podcasts have been criticized
as a way to help students who skip class,
Coppola has found them beneficial.
"I think the disadvantage is the same
one you see in any classroom supple-
ment: Those students who use them
the proper way can gain an advantage,
while those who do not can have their
problems multiplied," he said.
Johnson said the podcasts could free
class time for further discussion.
"What I would like to see is less and
less live dissemination and the class
time used for more interactive work,"
she said.
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