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The Arizona State University Art Museum is operated by Arizona State University, and is located on its main campus in Tempe. The collection was established in 1950 and had, as of the beginning of the 21st century, some 12,000 objects in its permanent collection. The primary focuses of the collection are contemporary art, including new media; crafts, with an emphasis on American ceramics; historic and contemporary prints; art from Arizona and the southwestern United States, with an emphasis on Latino artists; also art from throughout the Americas, both historic and modernist and contemporary pieces.
Contemporary artworks held by the museum include works by Hung Liu, Karel Appel, Derek Boshier, Deborah Butterfield, Sue Coe, Dan Collins, Vernon Fisher, Jon Haddock, William Kentridge, Lynn M. Randolph, Frances Whitehead and William T. Wiley.
Print collections at the Museum include some 5,000 prints, which are housed in the Jules Heller Print Study Room. One focus of the museum’s print collection deals with social and political issues; works include pieces by William Hogarth, Honoré Daumier, Francisco de Goya, José Guadalupe Posada, Leopoldo Mendéz and Francesc Torres. The collection includes about 50 etchings and works on paper by contemporary Cuban artists and 123 lithographs and etchings by Sue Coe. The print collection also includes examples of Japanese ukiyo-e.
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Ver más fotosCerca del aeropuerto de Tempe, el Sonesta Simply Suites Phoenix Tempe está a solo 2 minutos en coche del centro comercial Arizona Mills y a 7 minutos de la Universidad Estatal de Arizona. Este hotel se encuentra a 6 millas del Zoológico de Phoenix y a 8 millas de Old Town.Siéntase como en casa en una de nuestras 122 habitaciones con aire acondicionado que fe…Más detallesAbiertoTemperaturaPreparación de entrada – salida2 adultos
Nos fuimos por 2 días y volvimos a otra habitación. La habitación era buena, pero el servicio al cliente era horrible. Puse mi ropa en la lavadora y vi un cartel que decía que no podíamos dejarla más de 30 minutos. Teníamos hambre, así que le pregunté al empleado de recepción si podíamos dejarla un poco más. Se puso muy grosero, nos dijo que tiraría nuestra ropa, y acabamos poniendo la ropa mojada en la habitación (había 5 lavadoras y 6 secadoras, y no se estaba utilizando ninguna). Llamé a SONESTA, la mujer con la que hablé se disculpó mucho y llamó a la propiedad mientras yo estaba al teléfono. Volvió muy disgustada porque él también fue terriblemente grosero con ella. Me dijo que me alejara de él. Más tarde tuve que ir a buscar toallas porque usamos las nuestras para la piscina. Cuando le pedí toallas me hizo llevarle mis toallas mojadas, pero sólo tenía toallas de piscina para reemplazarlas. Volvió a ser grosero. Le pregunté su nombre y me dijo Charles. Me preguntó si quería su apellido y le dije que no, que me imaginaba que lo conocerían. Me dijo que le impacta a la gente.
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An estimated 16.7 million people belong to mixed-status families, and 8.2 million people who were born in the United States or are naturalized U.S. citizens live in these households.
Their efforts are already paying dividends: in Arizona, a policy action for undocumented immigrants and their future in education has gained momentum – something few people thought possible in a state with such an anti-immigrant past.
At least 19 states offer in-state college tuition to undocumented students, including Texas, Florida and Arkansas. The proposal is an opportunity to improve the economy for everyone in Arizona, academics and politicians say.
But it would be a seismic shift in Arizona, a state that former President Donald Trump chose as a model for communicating his anti-immigrant policies. The state where SB1070, recognized as a political action to criminalize the presence of immigrants, was born and went into effect in 2010.
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Peter Smith, Phoenix principal investigator at the University of Arizona-Tucson, leads the mission, with project management at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and development partnership at Lockheed Martin in Denver. america.gov
Phoenix project at the University of Arizona-Tucson, leads the mission, with project management at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and development partnership at Lockheed Martin in Denver. america.gov
Arizona State University history professor Thomas Davis stated, «I’m not sure that blacks in America collectively view Senator Obama any differently than whites collectively view him. america.gov
The Arizona firm Apollo Group, which controls several educational establishments including the University of Phoenix, reached an agreement to acquire 100% of Universidad UNIACC. businesschile.cl
