Blackboard Student Help Desk Change

As of today, the Blackboard Student Help Desk will be run by Collegiate Admission & Retention Solutions (CARS). Students who need assistance with issues on Blackboard can contact CARS at their toll-free number 866-822-8748, although the college's Blackboard Help Wizard can still be accessed at the STLCC website; if the Wizard cannot assist students with their problem, they will be redirected to the CARS number.

Students will only be redirected to the number number through August 1, at which case the previous technical support company will officially cease running any part of the Help Desk.

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  1. G. E. Kidder Smith wrote many books on architecture, most organized as guides to the contemporary architecture of particular countries, such as Italy, Switzerland,

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  2. Kidder Smith traveled all over the European continent (Western Europe, at least) to compile this guide to architecture in Europe circa 1960. While the exact dates of the 225 projects aren't provided, all of them come after World War II and show architects preoccupied with concrete and glass. Therefore the book serves as an encapsulation of a particular time, when Modernism was still prevalent but was diversifying via Brutalism; this was, after all, Le Corbusier's late period, when Ronchamp landed like a bomb, exploding International Style modernism. Even though the book is quite old, most of the buildings are extant, enough that I used it as a reference for a trip to Switzerland a couple years ago.

    A general note on G. E. Kidder Smith's books: Of the few titles I have in my library, it's clear that the author was a capable photographer as well. He photographed most of the buildings in this and his other books (typically he presents on photo per project), and the quality of them is very high, at least as presented in black and white. I admire his ability to do both, creating a strong body of work that, in my opinion at least, has an influence lasting far beyond the usability of most architectural guidebooks.

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  3. As of today I've been to four Venice Architecture Biennales, covering them all for World-Architects.

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  5. Not surprisingly, of the four Biennales and catalogs,

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  6. Rem Koolhaas's Fundamentals is the most ambitious, in part because it combines all three parts of the 2014 Biennale

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  7. revisiting it is another good reason to pick up catalogs like these when visiting exhibitions

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  8. pages is given to Absorbing Modernity, with two half pages given to each country and a timeline of important developments tracing the hundred year period from WWI at the bottom of the pages. Monditalia is given the most pages

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  9. the large international exhibitions and numerous national pavilions.

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  10. with two half pages given to each country and a timeline of important developments tracing the hundred year period from WWI at the bottom of the pages.

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