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2 OCR A Std. I like this font because it looks kind of typewriter but also futuristic at the same time Letter Parts WJE z I like this font because it s crazy loopy and it s more of a decoration than an actual useful font. Giddyup Std Arial Round MT Bold I like this one because it looks like you re writing in marker almost. Black-oak Std. I don t actually like this font but it works well with this assignment so I used it. Mesquite Std Medium I like this one Century Gothic Italics This font is one of because it looks really awesome and the E looks like it has a mustache. my favorites to type essays in because it looks a lot different than Times.

3 Type Specimen Century Gothic Quick Facts å ç ƒ Many geometric fonts were derivatives of Futura. However, Century Gothic is unique in the fact it takes the best aspects of Futura and then adjusts the font to be open and readable in smaller print sizes. The Origin Story: 1. The design is a mixture of the fonts Twentieth Century and Avant Garde Gothic. 2. The pure geometry of Century Gothic comes from Avant Garde, however the subtle width variation comes from Futura and Twentieth Century 3. Century Gothic has larger and rounder tittles on i and j and is quite light for a typeface at default weight. 4. The biggest difference between Century Gothic is that the x is taller than most other geometric fonts. A study at the University of Wisconsin-Green bay found that Century Gothic uses 30% less ink that other fonts. However it uses more paper because it has wider letters. So even though you are saving money on ink, you are spending more on paper. But that s where margins come in to play. Century Gothic has only ever been a virtual font. There has never been made as a foundry type. Because it saves on the price of ink, it is the United States government s recommended font for government workers if you plan to print documents. Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn t work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness. -Emo Phillips Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won t expect it back. -Oscar Wilde The scientific theory I like best is that the rings of Saturn are composed entirely of lost airline luggage. -Mark Russell By all means, marry. If you get a good wife, you ll become happy; if you get a bad one, you ll become a philosopher. -Socrates I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by. -Douglas Adams Century Gothic in the mainstream the ellen degeneres show LONDON OLYMPIC GAMES HOUSE The Hunger Games weezer #? & *

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5 Traditional resume Taylor Vos Work Experience The Trumpet, Wartburg College Assistant News Editor Jan to present Reported and edited stories written by reporters. Helped package stories and put together the layout for page three. Reporter September 2015 to December 2015 Reported events happening around campus and localized stories that effects the college and the student body. Knightcallers, Wartburg College Supervisor September 2014 to present Worked with the Program Center Manager to come up with games and activities that encouraged callers to work towards goals. Super Target, Urbandale, Iowa Starbucks Barista July 2013 to present Organized products and merchandise and learned about their strengths and weakness to help guests find what they would like best. Also learned flexibility with guests and coworkers. Skills Adobe Products InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premier Pro, Audition (Mac and PC) Active Social Media Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Medium, Snapchat Other skills Radio production, video production, photography, graphic design, basic music theory, typing, interviewing, sales, persuasion, basic German Interests Social media, explaining news, feminism, social equality, politics, science, space, technology, Education Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa B.A. in Journalism and Communication Concentrations in Multimedia Journalism and Digital Cinema and Production Graduate in May 2018 Valley High School, West Des Moines 3.7 GPA Graduate May 2014 Activities The Trumpet, Wartburg College September 2015 to present KWAR, Wartburg College September 2015 to present Wind Ensemble, Wartburg College September 2014 to present Engage by Uplift July 2015 to present References Cliff Brockman, Assosciate Professor Wartburg College Chelsi Campbell, Program Center Manager Ruffalo Noel Levitz Kelsie Toney, Starbucks Team Lead Super Target Ashley Moore, Program Center Manager Ruffalo Noel Levitz NE 32nd St Des Moines, Iowa, 50317

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8 Poster REVOLUTION PERCUSSIONREVOLUTION PERCUSSION REVOLUTION PERCUSSION REVOLUTION PERCUSSION REVOLUTION PERCUSSIONREVOLUTION PERCUSSION Let s start a REVOLUTION Performance Saturday, April 9 6:00 pm Levick Arena Questions? Send to stephen.klaassen@wartburg.edu

9 Website Proposal My.Wartburg redesignby Taylor Vos My.Wartburg needs to be redesigned because there is so much information on the site however it is poorly organized and many students cannot find what they need. Students also have the problem of finding too much information they do not need. My redesign focuses on what students need and want to know and it comes off in a very similar way to the old my.wartburg. However, I have alleviate the roll of My.Wartburg by sending students to Info.Wartburg where the majority of the information is held (like Mensa hours). My.Wartburg has then become a personalized homepage for the student that has logged in, showing their grade, finances. and activities. My Wartburg Academics Student Life Finances Student Services Overview Current courses Code Title Grade Professor Room Number Class Time COM 100 Intro to Communications William Withers SC 153 MWF 9:00 am - 10:05 am EN 221 PHY 150 SCI 231 Science for Society Beauty and Grace Amy Nolan Denis Drolet Craig Hancock LH 325 SC 314 FAC 23 MWF 10:45 am - 12:50 pm TH 9:35 am - 11:15 am TH 1:00 pm - 2:40 pm Upcoming Assignments Assignment Name Course Trump Campaign Analysis - Final Assignment Intro to Communications Microfiction Piece Doctor Who Analysis Paper FINAL ASSIGNMENT - What is the difference between beau... Beauty and Grace Announcements Registration opens today New professor announced Library finals week hours announced What s up in student senate? RICE Day schedule Mensa Menu Cheeseburger soup Grilled cheese Hot dogs French dip sandwich Cheesecake Student Name Settings Logout Due Date April 4 9:34 pm April 5 11:55 pm April 6 10:00 am April 6 10:00 pm Quick Links Registration GET Food Exchange.Wartburg Event calendar Library Front page On this page, the student sees their current courses. The information about these is the same as before, however I have added room number and professor. Many students at the beginning of the term HATE going in through all of the work to find where class is so I added it to the front page. Also included is upcoming assignments. This will helps students remember assignments upcoming and the date they are due. By clicking on the title it will take to the assignment page. It is organized so that the next assignment is the first listed. My Wartburg Academics Student Life Finances Student Services Courses Overview Transcripts Current Registration courses Code Course Title Title Finder Athletics Grade Grade Professor Business Office Room Number Class Res Time Life COM 100 Intro to Communications William Withers SC 153 MWF 9:00 am - 10:05 am EN 221 PHY 150 SCI 231 Science for Society Beauty and Grace Amy Nolan Denis Drolet Craig Hancock LH 325 SC 314 FAC 23 MWF 10:45 am - 12:50 pm TH 9:35 am - 11:15 am TH 1:00 pm - 2:40 pm Upcoming Assignments ETK Calendar Current Balance Dining Services Extracurriculars Scholarships Security Student Senate Money Tips Maintenance Assignment Name Course Due Date Trump Campaign Analysis - Final Assignment Intro to Communications April 4 9:34 pm Student Name Settings Logout Front page with drop down menus The drop downs are nice because they send students directly to the most looked up things. This includes their transcripts, current balances, the activites calendar and to websites like Res Life. Microfiction Piece Doctor Who Analysis Paper FINAL ASSIGNMENT - What is the difference between beau... Announcements Registration opens today New professor announced Library finals week hours announced What s up in student senate? RICE Day schedule Beauty and Grace Mensa Menu Cheeseburger soup Grilled cheese Hot dogs French dip sandwich Cheesecake April 5 11:55 pm April 6 10:00 am April 6 10:00 pm Quick Links Registration GET Food Exchange.Wartburg Event calendar Library One thing I added was scholarships. This can be used by the financial aid office to keep updated for scholarships organized by year, department and need. Students can click the link and apply directly from the My.Wartburg page.

10 Website Proposal My Wartburg Academics Student Life Finances Student Services Student Life Event Calendar April 2016 Schedule an event ETK Athletics Recitals and concerts Student Name Settings Logout Student Life The calendar will have titles to events that students can click on to go to a different page that has the time, place and who to contact. The things on the side will be links that students can use to see specific pages. The athletcis and recitalsand concerts will be links to the sporting events and the music events coming up. Announcements Registration opens today New professor announced Library finals week hours announced What s up in student senate? RICE Day schedule Organizations Mensa Menu Quick Links Cheeseburger soup Registration Grilled cheese GET Food Hot dogs Exchange.Wartburg French dip sandwich Event calendar Cheesecake Library ETK will send you to their page. Organizations will send you to a page with the many extra-curriculars across campus. Schedule an event will a step-by-step way of how to schedule an event on campus. My Wartburg Academics Student Life Finances Student Services Student Services Student Name Settings Logout Student Services This page will have the links to the most important places that students use. Dining Services will send you to their page where you will see the menus, times and a link to GET Food. Dining Services Security and Maintenance Residential Life Security and Maintenance will send you to a pagethat has the Request maintenance as well as aplace for an anonymous tip. The site will also give you the phone numbers. Announcements Registration opens today New professor announced Mensa Menu Cheeseburger soup Grilled cheese Quick Links Registration GET Food Residential Life will have the page of breaks, the s of the hall directors and RAs, along with details on the housing lottery during the spring. Library finals week hours announced Hot dogs Exchange.Wartburg What s up in student senate? French dip sandwich Event calendar RICE Day schedule Cheesecake Library My Wartburg Academics Student Life Finances Student Services Academics Current courses Code Title Grade Professor Room Number Class Time COM 100 Intro to Communications William Withers SC 153 MWF 9:00 am - 10:05 am EN 221 Amy Nolan LH 325 MWF 10:45 am - 12:50 pm PHY 150 Science for Society Denis Drolet SC 314 TH 9:35 am - 11:15 am SCI 231 Beauty and Grace Craig Hancock FAC 23 TH 1:00 pm - 2:40 pm Past courses Student Name Settings Logout Code Title Grade Professor Room Number Class Time COM 100 Intro to Communications William Withers SC 153 MWF 9:00 am - 10:05 am EN 221 Amy Nolan LH 325 MWF 10:45 am - 12:50 pm PHY 150 Science for Society Denis Drolet SC 314 TH 9:35 am - 11:15 am Academics This page is basically like the current My.Wartburg page. However, I have added the room number and the professor that way it is easier to find where class is. By clicking the professors name it will open up an to them. The past courses is there to see how you did last semester and it will give you a esitmated GPA. As you scroll down, you will see the upcoming assignments you have for all of your classes just like is seen on the front page. SCI 231 Beauty and Grace Craig Hancock FAC 23 TH 1:00 pm - 2:40 pm Announcements Registration opens today New professor announced Library finals week hours announced What s up in student senate? RICE Day schedule Mensa Menu Cheeseburger soup Grilled cheese Hot dogs French dip sandwich Cheesecake Quick Links Registration GET Food Exchange.Wartburg Event calendar Library