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Secrets of the Schleißheimerstraße: It's got legs / no poor decisions, only good pours on the Schleißheimerstraße
The Schleißheimerstraße may not be the first street that comes to mind for those visiting Munich or even for locals seeking a culinary experience. Yet this overlooked stretch, flanking the much-loved Maxvorstadt neighbourhood, is well worth keeping an eye on next time you pass through. One hidden gem nestled here is Weinträne: an intimate space that is easy to miss, but impossible to forget once discovered. It's name literally means 'wine tears' or 'legs'.
Sales Compensation Harmonization to Unlock Integration Growth
Private equity firms often use mergers and acquisitions (M&A) as a key value creation strategy. Investors start with a core business or platform, then enhance it by adding new capabilities and expanding into new regions. When a company integrates newly acquired businesses, management must work diligently to smoothly bring all functions—including sales—together. One important aspect they must align is the sales compensation program.
From Hometown boy to Head of Staff: Andre Herndon gets promoted to Head of Staff by Mayor Garcetti
Posted by: Wallace in Local February 3, 2022 73 Views Andre Herndon talks about his journey to his new role, some of his most proud achievements, and his relationship with his family in an exclusive interview with Westside Story Newspaper. By Savannah Thomas Working in politics takes a special kind of drive and personality: thankfully, Andre Herndon is the man for the job. On January 26, 2022, Herndon was promoted to Mayor Garcetti’s Chief of Staff.
For Savannah, growing up Black in a white family came with unwanted questions
Wherever we go, I am often looked at with questioning eyes, as if to ask: 'Why is this Black girl with a white lady?' Savannah Thomas with her mom, Pam. (Bria Miller for CBC) CBC Creator Network works with digital storytellers to amplify the voices of young, diverse Canadians. If you have a story to share, e-mail creator.network@cbc.ca.
President Carol Folt reflects on USC’s coronavirus response in State of the University address
Folt addressed plans to reopen for the fall semester and the university’s ongoing efforts to provide aid to students. Carol Folt fighting on in 2019. (Ling Luo) In her first State of the University address, President Carol Folt delivered hopeful words over Zoom to faculty and students amid the uncertain times of the COVID-19 pandemic. "I want to talk about the obvious.
Online classes present unique challenge for STEM students
In-person labs have been converted to videos and simulations. Many STEM students rely on in-person labs to learn course materials. (Photo by Michal Jarmoluk/Pixabay) The transition from in-person to online classes has come with a learning curve, but for students and faculty reliant on hands-on science lectures and labs, the process is all the more complicated.
USG welcomes new senators, president and vice president
The inauguration was the first to include the university’s president. Truman Fritz and Rose Ritch were inaugurated as President and Vice President on April 7. (Photo courtesy of USG) By: Ronny Hu, Julia Conoscenti, Alexandra Block, Savannah Thomas, Alixandria Maria, and Quillan Sortino 5:09 PM USC’s Undergraduate Student Government inaugurated its newest group of leaders on April 7.
Student-created app is a match made in quarantine
Nearly 5,200 students used MatchSC to find new friends and romantic interests during the COVID-19 quarantine. Match SC, designed by a team of four USC current and former students, is a five-minute quiz aimed to link Trojans together either romantically or platonically through a series of questions. (Courtesy of MatchSC.com) Results of an app-based quiz called MatchSC rolled out Wednesday for roughly 5,200 USC students looking for potential love or friendships while in quarantine.
USC tightens remote instruction procedures after two classes are ‘zoombombed’ with racial slurs
After racial remarks were made by unknown users in two Zoom lectures, new procedures are being implemented at USC to prevent future disruptions. (Photo courtesy of AP) USC enacted stricter protocols on online instruction Tuesday after two classes using Zoom software were disrupted by unknown attackers who stated racial epithets and drew inappropriate figures on the shared lecture screens.
USC Annenberg students self-quarantine due to possible coronavirus exposure
After attending a journalism conference in New Orleans, USC students and faculty are in self-quarantine amid fears of having come in contact with the coronavirus. (Photo by Ling Luo) USC Annenberg students are under self-quarantine after potential exposure to COVID-19 novel coronavirus at the 2020 National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting Conference in New Orleans last week.
President Folt releases sustainability master plan
The plan is set to guide the university’s environmental programs through 2028. USC Climate Strike, Friday Sept. 20. Photo courtesy of USC Environmental Student Assembly. On Feb. 25, USC President Carol L. Folt announced a sustainability master plan that is scheduled for completion by the end of 2020.
KolorCon hosts event to provide millennials and Gen Xers with resources
The event kicked off Black History Month with speakers and support for black-owned businesses. KolorCon co-founders Vincent Brathwaite (left) and Zaneta Smith (right) stand in front of the Kolor sign during KolorCon 2020, which aims to provide millennial and Gen X entrepreneurs with tools to help their businesses thrive. During the first weekend of the month, African-inspired music, good food and relaxed conversations filled a two-story building in View Park.
USC’s first all-female and gender non-conforming film “Spit It Out, Margot!” breaks barriers
The short film is first of its kind for the School of Cinematic Arts production class. The crew of "Spit it Out, Margot!" working on set (Photo courtesy of Marina Pipher). By: Robert Acosta, Savannah Thomas, Yuki Liang, and Lola Akinlade 6:00 PM With the Oscars just a few days away, an all-female and gender-nonconforming film is simultaneously in the works at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, a monumental first in the school’s 90-year history.
USC to build new computer science building
The new building will be the computer science hub on campus, thanks to a donation from Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg. USC Viterbi School of Engineering students and staff can expect a new, state-of-the-art computer science building. (Photo by Ling Luo) USC Viterbi School of Engineering students and staff can expect a new, state-of-the-art computer science building, according to a memo sent out by the school’s Dean Yannis Yortsos Wednesday morning.
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