My teenager is about to drive me crazy. The music. Posters. Clothes. It’s outrageous! We can’t even talk about it without shouting. How can we make it through adolescence?!
Find out the best 61 Saks Fifth Avenue promo codes and coupons November 2018. Like us? Share it with your friends!
Saks Fifth Avenue Celebrate with Star-spangled Saving. The July 4th Sale. Up to 30% Off Select Bedding, Bath, Kitchen and More. Valid 6/29-7/4. Online Only. Shop Now!
Saks Fifth Avenue A First Look at The Season's Best Sale! Sneak Peek Sale! Up to 40% Off Incredible Selections. Valid 5/7 - 5/13. Shop Now!
Saks Fifth Avenue Friends & Family! 25% OFF* a selection of clothing, shoes & accessories. Plus, 20% OFF Jewelry.
Saks Fifth Avenue You've been waiting all season for this… the Designer Sale! Up to 40% OFF* designer selections. In Stores & Online. Shop Now!
Cyber Monday Affiliate Exclusive! 10% OFF* Sitewide, including Beauty & Fragrance, with code CYBMND.
Saks.com provides an expansive assortment of the finest designer collections, accessories, cosmetics and home furnishings from designers such as Burberry, Diane von Furstenberg, Rag & Bone, Tory Burch and more. Saks has store locations in more than 30 states, plus international shipping to over one hundred countries across the world. Saks is committed to providing the same legendary service and style found in all Saks Fifth Avenue stores.
Dr. Jon Wardle, graduate of Bristol University, played a key part in the BAFTAs, accepting an award on behalf of the National film and Television School on Monday the 18th of February.
Dr. Jon Wardle who studied for a Doctorate of Education between 2007 and 2012 and is currently the director of the NFTS, collected the Outstanding Contribution to Cinema Award at the prestigious ceremony, held at the Royal Albert Hall.
Collecting the award with Nik Powell, Wardle's predecessor, the School of Education alumnus said, "This award is a huge honour. For almost five decades the NFTS has trained and educated people who go on to power British cinema. Our graduates have been responsible for some of British film and television's greatest moments in recent years."
Wardle went on to say, "With the generous support from our donors and the wider British film, television and games industries, we will continue to provide the people that ensure the UK remains at the forefront of the creative industries globally for years to come."
"Our graduates have been responsible for some of British film and television's greatest moments in recent years"
The prestigious Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award is presented annually in honour of British film producer, Michael Balcon, known famously for his work with Ealing Studios. Previous recipients include Working Title Films, Ridley and Tony Scott, Lewis Gilbert, the Harry Potter series and BBC Films.
The sheer level of talent the NFTS has produced is astounding.The school has trained the likes of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts director David Yates, We Need to Talk About Kevin filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, master cinematographer Roger Deakins and multi BAFTA-winning animator and creator of Wallace and Gromit, Nick Park – to name only a handful of its famed graduates.
Considering the school's depth in previous alumni it is no surprise that, in total, NFTS alumni have hauled in 10 Oscars and 49 nominations, and no less than 129 BAFTA wins between them.
During his extensive career, Jon has worked as a consultant for Creative Skillset, developed courses with companies as diverse as Aardman, Sony Computers Entertainment Europe and the BBC and he is also the author of a number of papers and book chapters on media education.
This is a fantastic achievement for Jon, as well as the University, showing the world the depth Bristol alumni students have in the work force. Furthermore, it also goes to show the capabilities Bristol has within the arts, often a discipline looked down upon by employers and peers.
The University has submitted a revised masterplan for the new Temple Quarter Campus in response to feedback from Bristol City Council and other partners.
Plans for the new campus, which will be built on derelict land near Temple Meads station, have been adjusted to create improved access and functionality.
The new layout is designed to allow for easier navigation through the site, and to create more open and welcoming spaces for staff, students and the local community to enjoy.
The campus will now feature three buildings instead of four, and will include a flexible space that may be used in the future development of a new pedestrian entrance point.
Pedestrian, cycle and transport links have also been re-aligned in order to work with the new layout.
Work to prepare for the demolition of the former Royal Mail sorting office in Bristol has begun. The site is being cleared to make way for the new @BristolUni Enterprise Campus as part of the regeneration of Temple Quarter. https://t.co/Sfzf6itcoy
The University hopes that these changes will enhance connections with the waterfront, creating a more vibrant and exciting atmosphere on campus.
Patrick Finch, Bursar and Director of Estates for the University, said: ‘We have responded to feedback on our initial masterplan and have made some changes to the layout to make our public spaces even more welcoming and accessible and to allow for an improved future connection to Temple Meads station.
‘Our illustrative masterplan, however, is not set in stone and will evolve during the design process as we work to create a new campus that is connected to the city and part of a vibrant new city quarter.
‘As the designs develop there will be many more opportunities for our partners and neighbours to engage with us and comment on our plans.’