State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine -- Periodicals
Medical colleges -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine
Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection
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MIcFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no. 268-271, Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist
State University at Buffalo. School of Medicine
MicFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no.268-271, Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist
University at Buffalo. Health Sciences Library. History of Medicine
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Summer 1992
MIcFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no. 268-271, Buffalo physician
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Spring 1992
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Winter 1992
"The Four Noble Truths for Conscious & Creative Writers"
Julia McCutchen, founder of the International Association of Conscious and Creative Writers interviews Gail Sher. "In this interview," writes Julia McCutchen, "Gail Sher will guide us through the framework of her Four Noble Truths for writers and lead us to understand how to: establish our writing environment, recognize our authentic writer's voice, troubleshoot obstacles that tend to trip us up, work with process as a key to unlocking our true potential, and cultivate and deepen our relationship with words, their inner silence and stillness."
State University of New York at Buffalo. Poetry Collection.
Copyright Gail Sher and used with permission. Contact the Poetry Collection for more information.
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1999 interview with Connie Platt on KDTV about One continuous mistake
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): Discussion 3
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): Second reading of: : "(As) on thing which (headpiece) touches the Moslem
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): Discussion 2
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): First reading of: : "(As) on thing which (headpiece) touches the Moslem
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): Discussion 1
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): Reading: "From another point of view the woman seems to be resting"
Gail Sher reading at Niagara County Community College (1985): introductory remarks
1986 reading of "The Lanyard" at Living Batch Bookstore, Albuquerque, New Mexico
1986 reading of "For Bart" at Living Batch Bookstore, Albuquerque, New Mexico
1986 reading of "(As) on things which (headpiece) touches the Moslem" at Living Batch Bookstore, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Gail Sher interviewed by James Maynard, Curator of the Poetry Collection at the University at Buffalo, Emeryville, California, March 19, 2018.
The tethering of mind to its five permanent qualities
Selections from the Wisdom Mind Series : introduction
From Oblek: a journal of language arts, no. 6
From Jimmy and Lucy's House of "K", no. 6
From Jimmy and Lucy's House of "K", no. 3
From Jimmy and Lucy's House of "K", no. 9
An exorcism of representational language
From the magazine L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, January 1980, no. 11
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Autumn 1988
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Autumn 1991
State University of New York at Buffalo.- School of Medicine -- Periodicals
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine.
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Spring 1991
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Winter 1991
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Autumn 1990
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Spring 1990
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Early Winter 1989
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Autumn 1989
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Summer 1989
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Spring 1989
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Late Winter 1988-1989
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Late Winter 1988
Residents of the Czech Republic consume more beer per capita than any other country in the world. Beer finds its way into other consumer products as well.
Prepared in the spirit of Hundertwasser, this sign conveys its message quickly and clearly.
English-language poster touting Berlin as city of the future
Future office and commercial sites can be found in Berlin, the German text indicates.
Stylized theater sign, Magdeburg, Germany
Designed in the style of Hundertwasser, this sign directs patrons to the "Green Citadel"
Wittenberg has both maintained its former town hall and built a new one, as the sign indicates.
Drawing on romanticism for the Middle Ages, these posters advertise a 'knight's festival,' to be held at a Berlin-area estate.
Display ad for German child-oriented "Jump City"
The poster advertises trampolines and illustrates other child-oriented activities at a special club.
The Königstein fortress, nearly 800 feet above the Elbe, no longer serves a defensive purpose. It has become a significant tourist attraction, complete with restaurants with a martial theme.
Men's room graphic designed by Hundertwasser
20th-century Austrian architect Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelbunt Hundertwasser is known for his intriguing, highly colorful designs.
Hundertwasser-designed entries to men's and ladies' restrooms
20th-century Austrian architect Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelbunt Hundertwasser is known for his bright colors and dislike of straight lines.
Poster advertising Christian art highlights, Wittenberg, Germany
"Because through love, man becomes better," the poster proclaims.
Poster advertising French film festival in Saxony-Anhalt cities
Films from France carry significant cultural cachet throughout Europe. Three German cities in the state of Saxony-Anhalt showed several of these movies in April 2018. The poster reads: "Französische Filmwoche Sachsen-Anhalt Dessau Halle Magdeburg," or, "French Film Week Saxony-Anhalt Dessau Halle Magdeburg"
Special water supply for dogs, atop mountain
The Königstein fortress lies nearly 800 feet above the Elbe, dominating a major curve. The fortress is one of Saxony's major tourist attractions. Visitors sometimes hike to the top with their dogs, who can risk dehydration.
Medieval coats of arms, Prague armory museum
Numerous small political entities existed within the Holy Roman Empire, including several in the current Czech Republic. These are typical coats of arms from that period.
Dating from 1949, when West Germany held its first election, both the poster for the SPD [the Socialist Party of Germany] and the CDU [Christian Democratic Union] emphasize, in words and by maps, that post-WW2 occupation must end and that the country should be reunified. The posters are displayed inside the transparent dome of the Reichstag, Germany's parliament.
Sexually explicit ad for Magdeburg strip club.
"Flim-flam in a shitstorm," the ad promises.
Visitors to Königstein Fortress can dine on its grounds, which stands over 750 feet above the Elbe River. More than 50 buildings lie within the Fortress grounds.
This statue captures the disturbing nature of Kafka's writing, especially his quirky combinations of realism and fantasy
Prague's Municipal Hall is an excellent example of art nouveau, which flourished late 19th-early 20th c.
Prague's relatively mild climate permits cultivation of grapes. Few parts of the Czech Republic outside sections of Bohemia are equally suitable.
View from Prague Castle toward cathedral tower
The Castle and various public buildings dominate the heights of Prague's Old City. This shows a church tower in ithe distance.
Typical 18th c. kitchen implements, old street in Prague
Household equipment from earlier centuries, Prague Old City
The Cathedral of St. Vitus is an excellent example of Gothic style, with its lofty pointed spires (each nearly 400' high) and fine stained glass
Ticket office window, Smetana Hall, Prague
Smetana Hall serves as Prague's main music auditorium. The international nature of its audience is shown by English rather than Czech words
Narrow street, Prague old city, with brightly-colored shops
One-time homes in Prague's old city, perhaps dating from the 18th c., have been converted to shops, oriented primarily toward tourists
Fountain and statues at Universitas Carolina (Charles University) in Prague.
Stained glass window, St. Vitus Cathedral
Cathedrals were built to recognize the power of God, exemplified by the Church, to help teach biblical lessons to illerate persons, and to demonstrate the wealth of the builders
Lovely spring weather has attracted hundreds of visitors to the pedestrian-only areas near Prague's main cathedral
Fishermen, campers, picnickers and others come to the river's banks for relaxation
Small home, auto-free part of Prague's Old City
Probably dating from the 18th c., this one-time home has turned into a tourist-oriented shop