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...they are interested in investing in,” Demalde said. “They should talk to finance experts and to alumni to learn about opportunities that are available to them. In addition, they should devote their summers to finding internships in finance.” Dionisio G. Sada, the keynote speakers coordinator for the conference, said that he thought the conference was a success. “We had audience members fly in from across the United States, and many even came from Latin America itself,” Sada said. “Our goals were...
...film be used as a teaching tool and if so what have you learned from watching films? -Diego Sada Jr. in Monterrey, MexicoAll art is a teaching tool, especially the art of film. You're talking to someone who literally got my education through the theater and through movies because I had to learn how to play different roles. Therefore I had to track them down and find out who these people are that I was playing and what worlds they operated in and what that was all about. I never went to college. Everything I know, I know from...
...Donald Sada, an ecologist at the Desert Research Institute in Reno, Nev., is also concerned. A slight decrease in the flow of groundwater will probably not be detrimental to the pockets of water that dot Western deserts, he says. The problem is, "What's slight? At what point do we start to alter the functional ecology?" The loss of the diminutive snails, fish and other organisms that dwell in desert springs would be important to more than just ecologists and taxonomists. Those tiny animals are indicator species, the canaries in the environmental coal mine that provide the first warning that...
...women’s side, freshman Emily Cross and junior co-captain Chloe Stinetorf lead the way, finishing second and third in foil, respectively. Freshman Carolyn Wright’s fifth-place saber finish came at the hands of two Olympians-—Yale’s Sada Jacobson and her sister, Columbia’s Emily Jacobson...
...SADA JACOBSON AGE 21 HOMETOWN Dunwoody, Ga. EVENT Saber THE DRAMA Yale student Jacobson is the first U.S. woman ranked No. 1 in the world in saber. In Athens watch for a sibling square-off; sister Emily qualified in the same event. THE COMPETITION Few will be able to parry Jacobson's advances to gold in this event's Olympic debut (a cavalryman's discipline, it joins foil and epee). But Russia's Elena Netchaeva and first-time Olympian Anne-Lise Touya of France will certainly...