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Tag Archives: MSOE
My own little light at the end of a tunnel
Stayed late at work last night, although not quite as late as this darkness would seem to indicate. Sunset is coming earlier in Wisconsin these days, and the Grohmann Museum closes at 5 PM. I took this picture on my … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Grohmann Museum, Milwaukee, MSOE, photography
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Friday afternoon (leaving work) photos
The Grohmann Museum was quiet on the second floor when I left work at MSOE this afternoon. I pressed the button to call the elevator but then, immediately after, decided to step away and take a picture of the stair … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged art, Frederick Remington, Grohmann Museum, iPhoneography, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE, photography
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Two spires
I was walking back from the Library and Science Buildings shortly after noon today and saw City Hall reflected in the BMO Harris building—a reflection I realized was new to me from this vantage point, since I guess I haven’t … Continue reading
A tour of public sculpture along Milwaukee’s RiverWalk and Wisconsin Avenue
A photo of my colleague, Margaret Dwyer, and me with “The Bronze Fonz,” taken during last Saturday’s walking tour of public sculptures along the Milwaukee RiverWalk and Wisconsin Avenue. We led a group of MSOE students on the two-hour walk … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Higher education, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Milwaukee, Milwaukee River, Milwaukee Riverwalk, MSOE, public art
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Changes at MSOE – A snapshot of the old and the (very) new
Walking back to my office from the scholarship luncheon today (a really nice event where MSOE scholarship sponsors and recipients get to meet over a meal), I noticed the old Blatz Brewing Company logo atop MSOE’s Alumni Partnership Center. The … Continue reading
Milwaukee City Hall – Morning Reflection
Taken with my iPhone about 8:15 a.m. at the corner of Broadway and State, from inside a vestigial entryway of the old Blatz Brewing Bottle House (now MSOE’s Campus Center) so I could avoid lens flare in a spot sheltered from … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, Blatz Brewing Bottle House, Milwaukee City Hall, MSOE
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Perspective
I definitely was paying attention at the Faculty Senate meeting this morning in the Schroeder Room of MSOE’s Walter Schroeder Library! But sitting in a different seat than usual led to a new perspective on a view that is normally at my back. As … Continue reading
Wisconsin Road Trips
For today’s post, head over to my Milwaukee School of Engineering blog. Julie Henning, a graduate of MSOE’s Technical Communication program, is now a travel journalist and entrepreneur. Last Friday she was a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio talking about … Continue reading
Great Books: The Devil in the White City
Last night was my Great Books Dinner and Discussion event at Milwaukee School of Engineering. I usually facilitate a book discussion every June, and lately I’ve added the November discussion to my rotation, as well. This month’s selection was The Devil … Continue reading
Posted in Books and reading, History, WPLongform (posts of 1000 words or longer)
Tagged "The Devil in the White City", 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, architecture, arts, book club, Chicago World's Fair, Daniel Burnham, Erik Larson, Great Books, H.H. Holmes, Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE, The White City, WPLongform
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