Robert Day

Aug 16, 2024 | beforewegoblog.com | John Mauro |Robert Day |Beth Tabler

“The land of Kil’Tar has a long and bloody history of war between the Kay‘taari and the Ashar’an. Aided by Dragonkind, the Kay’taari have protected the world against the Ashar’an and their demonic followers for many centuries. With demonkind banished to the Voids, and the Ashar’an all but destroyed, Kil’Tar has enjoyed an era of peace.

Aug 16, 2024 | imdb.com | Robert Day |Ralph Anders |Stanley Norman

DirectorWritersAll cast & crewProduction, box office & more at IMDbProQuotesLeyton van Dyk: [explaining the device] The brain creates electrical impulses that flow through the body by various channels. Memories are stored in the human brain, similar to a computer. Naturally, the human brain is much more versatile than any computer could ever be. Our invention enables us interrupt any free train of thought. We can electronically control the thought by directly intercepting the electro-magnetic waves.

Jun 26, 2024 | bryantimes.com | Robert Day

A group of teens from across the country from a group called TeenServe have been doing summer community projects and are currently in Edgerton. They have been focusing on painting homes and doing small repairs at no cost to homeowners. The 200-300 youth from seventh through the 12th grades are staying in Butler, Indiana, at the school and then go out as teams to homes in the area during the day. They have also chosen two homes in Edgerton to paint.

Apr 3, 2024 | talbotspy.org | Robert Day

This introduction in 2011 by the late Robert Day, writer and professor at Washington College, of his friend and fellow author John Barth has special meaning as the Spy notes his passing on Tuesday of one of Cambridge’s truly great native sons and America’s literary treasures. Our guest tonight has 1,810,000 references on Professor Google’s list of suggested readings.

Sep 29, 2023 | tsl.news | Ashley Park |Robert Day

Longtime Claremont McKenna College (CMC) trustee, philanthropist and champion of 5C finance students Robert Addison Day CM ’65 died at the age of 79 on Sept. 14. His passing was announced in an email sent to CMC’s student body on Sept. 18. Day was born in 1943 in Los Angeles to Robert A. Day and Willametta Keck Day. In 1960, he enrolled at CMC, then known as Claremont Men’s College, where he majored in economics and served as a member of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps.