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Photo Reference Library The Creation of a Desperately Needed Figure Drawing Reference Library for Design and Art Students

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By Gregory R. Bean, Robert Barrett, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords photo reference, life drawing, reference library College Fine Arts and Communications Abstract The idea for this project arose from the need to provide BYU Design and Art Students with an appropriate photo reference for life drawing. Solid drawing skills have always been the foundation for most visual arts. For hundreds of years, artists have learned those skills by spending countless hours drawing the human figure.
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How Law Firms Can Avoid Data Breaches Using the Cloud

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By Thomas Hadig, Robert Barrett
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Results from the American Bar Association’s 2020 Cybersecurity report surveyed lawyers in private practice on a wide range of data-security topics including technology policies, security tools, breaches, malware, and data archiving. It particularly highlighted heightened concerns about security efficacy when law firms shut down offices and moved to a remote business model at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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University Out of Touch With Graduating Students

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By Robert Barrett
| The Buchtelite Verified
The University of Akron will be holding several graduation ceremonies from May 11 to May 13. Each of these ceremonies will be held at E.J. Thomas Hall. This may be of concern to many students. The University splits graduation ceremonies by divisions of respective colleges and degree levels, such as graduate and undergraduate. For several reasons such as time and efficiency, this seems more practical than holding one large ceremony, which is done at several other colleges in the state. However, E. J.
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