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Hi everyone. My name is Cory Whipkey, and I'm the Textbook Services Manager for campus.

We wanted to give you a little bit of information about what you will need to know to pick up your textbooks.

So typically we'll start to to check out our textbooks for you for the semester about a week before classes start.

You can mark that generally as when we'll start, but you can also consult the webpage if you to want to for sure.

So once you come here to check out your books, there is a couple of things to know.

The first one is you must have a photo ID in able to get your books. So that photo ID can be a driver's license,

a passport, your UWRF ID - anything that has your picture and your name on it.

No ID, no books. We got to have that picture ID.

The next one is if you have a fine from any kind of previous semester, you need to take care of it here, and this should be a textbook fine.

If you have something from something else, that shouldn't block you, but it shouldn't be a textbook fine.

So, if you have a textbook fine, come here to our service desk. We'll take care of your fine, get a release for you, and you'll be good to go.

The last thing is if you have any books checked out from a previous semester, they must be returned before you can get your books.

So, if you're taking a spring semester class and you took a J-term class as well, your J-term books will need to be returned before you get your spring books.

To do that, just bring them right to our front help desk here, and we'll get that taken care of for you. So once you have your books, and once you've checked them out,

you'll get a sheet of information that has all this information on it as well and the due date for when your books are due

at the end of the semester. Please hold onto that sheet because it has all you'll need to know, but in case you lose it or misplace it, here are some kind of rules

about what to do once you have your books. If you drop a class, you have four calendar days to return the book after you drop the class.

Now please know that's calendar days; it's not class days, so, you know, we need the books back for people who may have picked up the class after you dropped it.

So we need the books back in that way. You have two weeks to look through your books to note or find any damage on them.

Typically, if there's already damage in the book, it's going to be noted towards the front. We have a property stamp, and then if the damage is already noted, it's going to be on the stamp right there.

So if you look through your book and find damage that's not noted in the first two weeks, please bring it to our help desk.

We'll stamp it, and then your not held responsible for it.

We ask that you not highlight or underline in a book. If there is minimal or light highlighting or underlining, we won't fine you for that;

however, if you do have a book that has this yellow sticker on it that says, "Do Not Highlight" on there, then you may not highlight at all.

So if you check out a book with that sticker on it and you find highlighting in there, please bring it to our service desk right away so we can stamp it,

and then you're not held responsible for that. If something does happen to your book during the semester - for instance, if you spill coffee on it,

spill water on it, dog eats it - all of these things have happened - please bring the book directly to us

so we can kind of assess it and figure our what we need to do. We can get you a new book if you need one,

or we can kind of find the best way to go forward, but please just bring it back to us right away.

And lastly, when in doubt, if you have any questions about what to do with a textbook or a situation, please just contact us.

We're always willing to help. You know, you can contact us here in person, stop in, call us. We have our website -

there's lots of information there as well. So please do that.

And then lastly, we ask that you return your books on time. You know, this program saves you literally thousands of dollars while you're here.

So giving our books back to us at the end of the semester is also very helpful as well.

So thank you for your time, and have a great day.

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Disabled Students Campaign - Deaf Culture Political Education Video with Deaf Rave - Duration: 6:55.

Hi my name is Troi Lee DJ Chinaman, founder

My name is MC Geezer and I'm the MC for Deaf Rave

Okay we'll give you some examples of Deaf culture. There is a variation of deafness

Profoundly deaf, which is where you are born deaf or you can actually become profoundly deaf.

No matter what technology there is out there you just cannot get your hearing back

Now I probably go underneath number 2, which is severely deaf. I have hearing aids on and I can hear

Like MC as well.

And then you have hard of hearing which is linked with old-aged people.

where the hearing gets lost.

Deaf culture is very strongly linked with sign language, I'm sure you can give an example

We have two different types of sign language that we use in the UK.

BSL, that's pure deaf culture sign language, then you have SSE which is done in spoken English

so you've got a variety but most deaf are 100% BSL.

Yeah, erm, nowadays the community has changed much so you know, there's a lot of barriers

that still haven't been broken down and deaf people face a lot of problems on a daily basis

that's because it is strongly linked with the education system and communication accessibility.

I'm just going to explain about Deaf Rave and how it started, and where we're going.

Okay, it's such a long time ago back in 2002, the deaf community was very strong and we

used to socialize once a month at a deaf pub, and after the pub finished we wanted to go clubbing

I think there was about 10 of us

and we arrived at Leicester Square

and the first club we wanted to visit, the bouncer said "you lot ain't coming in", and I was like "hm, why?"

He said "you lot are deaf and you're not coming in". I was like wow, that's the first time I felt discriminated against

and especially in front of my friends as well.

So that was very hardcore, so that was when I decided; we need to set up our own events and

parties and that's how Deaf Rave was born.

The very first party that we set up in 2003, there were 700 people and man, it was wicked.

We had 200 people from all over the world flying in, the deaf community is very tight

and the tickets just went bam bam bam, like wildfire, like hotcakes

So, erm, from that moment there, it put Deaf Rave on the map globally

people from Australia, Japan, America all over Europe.

Over time go by, they started inviting Deaf Rave to come over to their country

and set up a similar concept, so, the concept was to create an

environment for deaf people to go out and socialize and enjoy themselves

especially and face no discrimination about "you're not coming in"

Yeah so erm, anyway, from the third party this is when I met MC Geezer right here.

So I started on the third party and Troi asked me "can you MC in sign language?"

I'm like "no, no. But I'll learn, and I will try"

so I've been doing it now for 14 years and working with Troi, DJ Chinaman

and we've been showing people that deaf people can do anything you want.

follow your dreams, whether it's dance, sign song, VV, whatever, we can do

who says deaf rappers can't talk?

Anyway, so, basically at the moment 15 years now

so we just had a 15 years anniversary party in Tufnell Park

in September recently 2018, it was the biggest showcase we've ever done,

lots of different, different performers and sign/song rappers, it was something that Deaf Rave

want to and always have done, to create a platform and give deaf people opportunities

because out there there's very few opportunities for deaf people to perform

so it's important that Deaf Rave set up an event that opens the door for our people

to show their abilities and skills.

Definitely, definitely, and to break down the barriers that, you know, we face

and share our stories and share our emotions

Of course, so erm, there's a lot of people out there

saying "what, deaf people like music, how do they link with music?"

you know, and music is a very powerful tool

because, you can feel vibrations obviously it's dependent on the sound systems you have

deaf people can feel the vibrations

but more important is that deaf culture and the hearing culture just has to combine at times

definitely.

Erm, so the next step for the future that we really, really want to set up

is to create the first the first outdoor UK Deaf Festival in London

there's a lot of hard work to go, we've been in the spotlight recently with the

Facebook documentary, the Evening Standard Newspaper

and so on

check the website out for more information. On instagram, Deaf Rave, or Facebook, or Twitter

and you can follow our story, and see what we're about

So hopefully this information will give us opportunity to impact you guys

to come to our event and see what it's all about

Love and peace, love and peace.

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Nicki Minaj hires bartender sisters behind Cardi B brawl for music video - News Live - Duration: 2:08.

 Nicki Minaj and Cardi B's feud might not be quashed for long.  The "Anaconda" rapper has hired the bartender sisters accusing Cardi of a brawl for her latest music video for "Good Form" featuring Lil Wayne

The sisters, named Baddie Gi and Jade, appear at the 40-second mark of the video

 Baddie and Jade previously accused Cardi of ordering an attack on them because she believed her husband, rapper Offset, had slept with Jade

They had been pouring drinks at Angels Strip Club in Flushing on Aug. 29 when the "I Like It" rapper allegedly chucked a hookah pipe and drinking glasses at them

 Members of Cardi's crew, meanwhile, hurled chairs and bottles, leaving the sisters with injuries

Both sisters denied sleeping with Offset.  Cardi turned herself in to police in October and was charged with two counts of reckless endangerment and one count of third-degree assault

 Minaj and Cardi's beef dates back to the release of Migos' "MotorSport," after which Minaj accused Cardi of disrespecting her and making her cry

Cardi denied dissing Minaj, saying Minaj was the one who hurt her feelings and allegedly attempted to sabotage her career and use her fans (the Barbz) to attack her

 At the end of October, however, both rappers seemed to hold up olive branches.  "Ok you guys, let's focus on positive things only from here on out

We're all so blessed," Minaj tweeted. "I know this stuff is entertaining & funny to a lot of people but I won't be discussing this nonsense anymore

Thank you for the support & encouragement year after year. Love you."  Cardi posted a screenshot of Minaj's tweet, remarking, "Alright then! Let's keep it positive and keep it pushing!"   Share this: