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Don Quixote is a perfect story of a imperfect person navigating an imperfect world. Aren't we all?

I chose a 16mm film to represent my work in film preservation and my commitment to sharing the joy of film projection with new generations of students.

The mesmeric quality of Duchamp’s Anémic Cinéma celebrates the pleasure of seeing, and the textual puns are a reminder to see the humor and ambiguity in art and life.

Loeb's book is a collection of stories that speaks of our humanity and hope. It is an inspirational book that highlights the courage of ordinary people in the face of adversity. I love this book because it proves that no matter how destructive and abusive some people are, there will always be brave and kind human beings that will take action and bring about a positive change for themselves and others. This book made me think deeply about my responsibilities and how I could be a better servant for my students.

It is a testament of those who had to flee their way of life as my family and I had to.

Each of us has the power to effect change.

This book represents my approach to life and provides me a steady source of inspiration.

In my unique position as both a Professor of Voice and Conductor of our UT Men's Chorale, this book gives valuable insight into how to bring private vocal instruction into the choral rehearsal hall with multiple singers. It is a wonderful pedagogical source for both teachers of both private voice and choral conductors.

I never think that I have a favorite book. Then, I remember Owen Meany.

This book was instrumental in helping me both personally (with our adopted son) and professionally (in my classroom that included students with RAD).