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Learning to Think Differently: [Education Life Supplement]Pappano, Laura.?New York Times, Late Edition (East Coast)?[New York, N.Y] 09 Feb 2014: ED.8.打开语音浏览器的匹配项突出显示摘要 (概要)翻译摘要The reality is that to survive in a fast-changing world you need to be creative, says Gerard J. Puccio, chairman of the International Center for Studies in Creativity at Buffalo State College, which has the nations oldest creative studies program, having offered courses in it since 1967. [...]creative studies offerings, sometimes with a transdisciplinary bent, are new options in business, education, digital media, humanities, arts, science and engineering programs across the country. Suddenly, says Russell G. Carpenter, program coordinator for a new minor in applied creative thinking at?Eastern Kentucky University, there is a larger conversation happening on campus: Where does creativity fit into the E.K.U. student experience? Dr. Carpenter says 40 students from a broad array of fields, including nursing and justice and safety, have enrolled in the minor -- a number he expects to double as more sections are added to introductory classes.全文文献翻译全文文献IT BOTHERS MATTHEW LAHUE and it surely bothers you: enter a public restroom and the stall lock is broken. Fortunately, Mr. Lahue has a solution. Its called the Bathroom Bodyguard. Standing before his Buffalo State College classmates and professor, Cyndi Burnett, Mr. Lahue displayed a device he concocted from a large washer, metal ring, wall hook, rubber bands and Lincoln Log. Slide the ring in the crack and twist. The door stays shut. Plus, the device fits in a jacket pocket.The world may be full of problems, but students presenting projects for Introduction to Creative Studies have uncovered a bunch you probably havent thought of. Elie Fortune, a freshman, revealed his Sneaks n Geeks app to identify the brand of killer sneakers you spot on the street. Jason Cathcart, a senior, sported a bulky martial arts uniform with sparring pads he had sewn in. N