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Mitt Romney's Successful Speech to the NAACP
As an attempt to persuade, Mitt Romney's speech to the NAACP this morning was an exercise in futility. African Americans are loyal Democratic voters and aren't particularly interested in an agenda of tax cuts for the rich and spending cuts for everyone else. But that wasn't the point. Romney almost certainly knows that he'll only win a tiny percentage of black voters in November—at best, he'll match John McCain's performance in 2008. If current opinion surveys are any indication, it's more likely that he'll win fewer African American voters than any Republican in recent history.
The point of this address to the NAACP was to signal to right-leaning, suburban white voters—that Mitt Romney is tolerant and won't represent the bigots in his party. But there's a sense in which Romney had it both ways: Not only did he reassure hesitant whites but by pledging to repeal Obamacare—and being booed by the audience—he likely increased his standing with those who do resent African Americans. By going to an audience of black professionals and sticking with his stump speech, Romney, in some sense, might receive credit for refusing to "pander."
With all of that said, it's important to emphasize the extent to which black voters share a substantive opposition to the agenda offered by Romney and the Republican Party. Pace right-wing conventional wisdom, African American support for Obama has less to do with the fact that he's black and everything to do with the fact that he is a Democrat who supports traditional Democratic concerns. The Affordable Care Act, for example, will be a tremendous boon for blacks, who are disproportionately represented among the uninsured. African Americans are more likely to support programs for the poor, less likely to support tax cuts for the rich, and less likely to support attacks on public-sector workers (given that they are overrepresented in public-sector employment).
Simply put, Mitt Romney didn't attempt to speak to the concerns of the audience; the audience responded accordingly. Buzzfeed captured one particularly brutal reaction: "I believe his vested interests are in white Americans," said Charlette Stoker Manning, chair of Women in NAACP. "You cannot possibly talk about jobs for black people at the level he's coming from. He's talking about entrepreneurship, savings accounts—black people can barely find a way to get back and forth from work."
It's a good thing Romney doesn't actually need to win African American voters, or he would be in trouble.
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Romney is a rich pariah who simply can't identify with ANY average American through his fog of lies and network of havened money. He'll only continue to get booed out of the room by every group of minority and middle class voters he comes across. His religion and wealth is highly elitist and everyone in this country has had it with his kind. We're telling Mitt he can't buy this election! Read about the role of his money and his Magic Mormon Underwear are playing in the polls at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2012/05/mitt-romneys-magic-mormon-underwear.html
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said Charlotte Stoker Manning, chair of Women in NAACP. "You cannot possibly talk about jobs for black people at the level he's coming from. He's talking about entrepreneurship, savings accounts—black people can barely find a way to get back and forth from work."
If a white person said this they would be branded a racist.This is a typical attitude of so called black leadership treating black people like po black children.
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The Wilson College softball team went three-two to finish third in the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) championship tournament May 3-5 at Penn State Berks in Harrisburg, Pa.
The Wilson College Athletics Department is one of six Division III colleges nationwide recently awarded a competitive grant by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
The Wilson College Athletics Department is pleased to name Joanna Hayes as the first head coach of both the women's and men's cross country programs. She will immediately prepare for both programs' debut in the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III and the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) beginning in the fall of 2013.
Fans gathered in the Frank E. Gannett Memorial Field House to watch the Phoenix play in the last basketball game of the season on Sun, Feb. 17 against SUNY IT. The team was coming off of a win against Penn State Harrisburg on Fri, Feb. 15. The game Friday night came down to the wire, and fans were eager to see a repeat on Sunday.
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The Wilson Phoenix's home basketball opener was held on Wed, Dec. 5 in the Frank E. Gannett Memorial Field House
At the beginning of November, the Athletic Department announced that it would be making changes in their programs. These changes consist of the addition of cross-country and the removal of gymnastics.
The Athletics Department announced they had changed the tennis team's status from a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) varsity team sport to a club sport on Aug. 4, 2011, after reviewing the athletic programs and the budget.
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A school's mascot is a symbol of its sports team and central to team spirit. The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is looking for new students, faculty or staff members to be the Phoenix mascot for this spring season.
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Cheers filled Ithaca College's Ben Light Gymnasium as music blared from the speakers on Sat, March 10 at the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Gymnastics Championship. Seven collegiate gymnastics teams from the North East region competed at the event including the Wilson gymnastics team.
The gymnastics team had their first and only home meet of the season on Sun, Feb. 5. The Phoenix competed against the Ithaca College Bombers and held second place with a combined score of 145.60. The event took place in the Gannett Field House, where 50 plus guests sat on the bleachers cheering the Wilson Phoenix team.
With the beginning of the spring semester comes start of lacrosse. Lacrosse has seven returning players, and six new players who will make their start this season. Many of these newer players have little to no experience with the sport, but are willing to learn and contribute as much as they can to the team.
This season the Phoenix softball team looks to get to the next level: qualifying for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championship. After winning in the North East Athletic Conference (NEAC) last season, the team believes NCAA is within reach.
Cheers filled the gym as the basketball swished through the net during Tara Fields '13 second foul shot. The referees called a brief time-out so Fields could be honored for her achievement. Fields and her friends, who wore white tops and pants for the "white out," cheered and the white wave of Wilson spectators cheered with them.
On Sun, Oct. 23 at Penn State University, the Dressage Team placed second overall, with five riders placing in the top six.
This year's five gymnastics team consists of only five gymnasts, but say they are ready to persevere throughout the coming season. The Phoenix gymnastics are: Whitney Hawkins '12, Jenny Miller '15, Caileigh Oliver '14, and captains Mandy Grahn '13 and Alexandre Howard '13.
This year the Wilson College Soccer team must part with three players. Their colleagues bid them a fond farewell.
At the beginning of November, the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) announced their All-Conference women's soccer teams for the 2011 season. Courtney Bernecker '14 was named to the All-Conference Second Team as a midfielder.
The Wilson College Athletic Prevention Programming and Leadership Education (APPLE) team was chosen to present at the APPLE Conference in Charlottesville, VA, in Jan. 2012.
The Phoenix play basketball for family, teammates and for alma mater. Together, we are part of something big.
While practice officially started on Oct. 15, many players were unable to begin practice until the end of October because of conflicts with fall sports. However, players have been practicing hard to work together as a team. Head Basketball Coach Angela Grove praised her players for their hard work, and sees them learning more with every practice.
Ashley "Stick" Kisner joins the Wilson Phoenix as the Assistant Field Hockey Coach and Athletic Event and Facility Manager. Kisner comes from Duncannon, Pennsylvania where she started her field hockey career, as well as played basketball, softball, and track and field.
The Wilson Hunt Seat Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) riding team competed in shows on Sun, Sept. 25 and Sun, Oct. 2, both at Penn State Main Campus.
In 2006, when the current Leading with Confidence fundraising campaign was being created, there were plans to build a new athletics facility. Those plans have been scrapped, leaving athletes and the athletic staff to outgrow current facilities.
Athletic Department begins fall season with personnel changes.
Fall sports have begun, and that means soccer has started. The Wilson soccer team has set a goal of achieving the first winning season in the program's history.
Wilson Athletics took the opportunity this year and added two "players" to their staff. Both Beth Weixel (soccer and lacrosse) and Nikola Grafnetterova (sports promotion and management) are familiar faces up at the Field House. They are new to the athletic department's staff, and both women are are extremely excited.
As summer fades and the leaves begin to change, there is a spark in the air at the athletic fields this fall. Two teams add "fresh" faces to their lineups.
Junior transfer, Amelia (Mia) Doyle (Smithsburg, MD/HCC) defeated two-time defending champion Megan McGowan of Keuka College to earn the victory at number one singles. She entered the tournament seeded second and defeated Lauren Hall from Penn State Harrisburg (6-2, 6-3) in the semifinals.
"Dream it, believe it, achieve it" was the slogan at the beginning of the Phoenix softball season with a long term goal of heading to the final four championships for the NEAC. The softball has dreamed it, believed it and now have achieved it. On Friday, April 30, the softball team will be playing Keuka College for a top seat in the conference. The team, however, would not be heading to Keuka, New York without the recognition of their accomplishments over the season.
The gymnastics team looks forward to a new season. They have seven meets this year including two home meets on Jan. 15 and 29. As the first meet rapidly approaches, the team works hard to nail down their routines.
Over the past four years the Phoenix basketball team made major improvements, and seniors Alaina Hofer and Megan Dennis have been a huge part of that. This season the team finished with five wins and 20 losses. Many games were very close with the Phoenix only losing by a couple points. The future for the team shows great promise, but the seniors presence will be missed.
The Wilson Phoenix basketball team has persisted through several tough losses, both on the court and on the bench. The majority of the season the Phoenix just could not finish with the win, though there were many close games. Although the team struggled, they did not lose their fire and passion for the game. After many tough practices and with a persistent coaching staff, the Phoenix basketball team demonstrated their heart and dedication.
The Phoenix basketball team had many games since the beginning of the season in November. They played several North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) games as well as few non-conference opponents. Anybody who has had the chance to come watch any of these games can confirm that this year's team has advanced dramatically.
At the Regional Women's Gymnastics Championships, Alex Howard qualified for the National Championship competition as an all-around competitor. Several other gymnasts achieved career high scores at the competition as well.
The Wilson Gymnastics team recently competed in their regional Championship, where the gymnasts excelled both as individuals and as a team.
The gymnastics team continues with their successes of last season. At their first meet versus Ursinus, they posted a 166.625 team score, only two points lower than Phoenix's average team score from last season. At the third meet versus Rhode Island, although Wilson had a lower team score, they beat RIC by four points.
The whistle blew at 7:00pm on Mon, Nov. 15 at the Gannett Memorial Field House, drawing attention to the beginning of the Phoenix basketball season. The Wilson Phoenix, coached by Angela Grove and Kelly Buikus, are poised to compete with 13 players. The team has seven returners and six new freshmen.
Amelia (Mia) Doyle '11 defeats two-time defending champion Megan McGowan of Keuka College to win Wilson's first NEAC Championship. Tessa Doyle '11 places second, putting Wilson at the top of the tennis pack
On Sunday, May 8th, at the annual Athletic Association Awards Picnic, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) announced the 2010-2011 SAAC Awards recipients.
After a review of the athletic program and the financial support available from the college to fund those programs, we have decided to change women's tennis from varsity status to club status beginning fall 2011.
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Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers: The Children's Crusade" #1 by Allan Heinberg and Jimmy Cheung. The highly anticipated series launches July 8.
Mark Millar revealed last night that he has plotted a sequel to "Old Man Logan," the bestselling 2008-2009 "Wolverine" arc by Millar and artist Steve McNiven. ROBOT 6 has all of the details.
Marvel Comics has unveiled Joe Quesada's cover for "Amazing Spider-Man" #638, the first chapter of Quesada and Paolo Manuel Rivera's "One Moment In Time" story arc. The issue hits stores July 21.
Bryan J.L. Glass spoke with CBR News about his upcoming one-shot exploring the re-emergence of the Asgardian shield maiden, redefining her place in the Marvel Universe and his first foray into Marvel's toy box.
Just what is the deal with Marvel and DC's royalty programs? Why were last week's war of royalty words ironic and semantic? Are retailers really to blame? And, finally, Augie surmises that competition is good!
In part one of our two part interview, "Amazing Spider-Man" editor Stephen Wacker spoke about creating Spidey's world, planning stories, holding creative retreats and polishing up Spidey's classic foes for a new era.
Marvel has released an advance preview for "Ultimate Comics Mystery" #1, the first issue of the second chapter in creators Brian Michael Bendis and Rafa Sandoval's Ultimate Comics trilogy. The series debuts July 28.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive advance look at "Deadpool" #25 by Daniel Way and Carlo Barberi with a cover by Jason Pearson. The milestone issue will hit stands on Wednesday, July 21.
Superstar creator Alex Ross explained his revitalization of a pair of Golden Age icons for modern audiences, and CBR has an exclusive first look at both the original Marvel superteam and the Ghost Who Walks.
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview for "Heroic Age: Prince of Power" #3 by Greg Pak, Fred Van Lente and Reilly Brown with a cover by Carlo Pagulayan. The issue hits stores July 21.
Reviewer Chad Nevett gave Marvel's "Ultimate Comics Avengers 2" #4 three stars, saying of the Mark Millar and Leinil Francis Yu collaboration, "All in all, this continues to be an entertaining series."
Last night, Marvel Comics revealed that October will see the return of the Prince of Power, Hercules, along with the formation of an all-new God Squad in a 5-issue miniseries titles "Chaos War." ROBOT 6 has details.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an advance look at new comics on sale next Wednesday, June 30, including "Captain America" #607, "Death of Dracula" #1, "New Avengers: Luke Cage" #3, "Thor" #611 and more.
Greg McElhatton reviewed "Fantastic Four" #580, giving the Jonathan Hickman written, Neil Edwards & Andrew Currie drawn issue 4 stars saying, "now's a great time to check it out and see what you've been missing."
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview of "New Mutants" #15, the first chapter of "Fall of the New Mutants" by Zeb Wells and Leonard Kirk, rolling out of the events of "Second Coming" on July 21.
Yesterday, Marvel brass responded via Twitter to DC Comics' claims of being the first to offer royalties on digital sales with comments indicating DC erred in their statement. ROBOT 6 tries to piece the puzzle together.
Marvel Comics has released images from their upcoming "Women of Marvel" variant cover initiative running throughout the month of August, featuring art by Stuart Immonen, Salvador LaRocca, Sara Pichelli and more.
Roger Stern kicks off August's "Captain America: Forever Allies," a four issue miniseries which unfolds in the past and the present, focusing on Bucky Barnes and his WWII era teammates, the original Young Allies.
Duane Swierczynski, writer of "Black Widow," "X-Men Origins: Deadpool," "Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War" and "X-Men: Curse of the Mutants - Blade," stops by X-POSITION to discuss his titles. Plus, exclusive Deadpool art!
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview for "Lady Deadpool" #1 by writer Mary H.K. Choi and artist Kenneth Lashley with a Greg Horn cover. The issue goes on sale Wednesday, June 22, 2010.
Marvel Comics has just released a special advance preview for "FrankenCastle" #19, the second chapter of the FrankenCastle/Daken rematch. The issue, by Rick Remender and Tony Moore, hits stores on July 28.
Greg McElhatton gave Jeph Loeb and Arthur Adams' third issue of "Ultimate X" 3.5 stars, saying, "This is probably the best issue of "Ultimate X" to date; the art is gorgeous as always, and the writing is improving."
The latest in a series of pieces looking at instances in comic book history where strange occurrences took place looks at "Spidey Super-Stories" #39, the comic that gave us one of the greatest Thanos images ever...
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an advance look at new comics on sale next Wednesday, June 23, including "Amazing Spider-Man" #635, "Hulk" #23, "Secret Warriors" #17, "Thunderbolts" #145 and many more.
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview of "Daredevil" #508, part of the upcoming "Shadowland" event by co-writers Andy Diggle and Antony Johnston and artist Roberto De la Torre with a John Cassaday cover.
We spoke with "Deadpool Pulp" writers Mike Benson and Adam Glass about taking readers back to the 1950s for the tale of how Wade Wilson became the man known as Deadpool, plus exclusive art from the first issue!
Marvel has released a special advance look at "Avengers: The Children's Crusade," featuring story and art by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung. The search for the Scarlet Witch begins on July 8.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers" #2, featuring the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr. The issue goes on sale next Wednesday, June 23.
Marvel has released a special advance preview for the heavily anticipated "X-Force: Sex & Violence" miniseries by regular X-Force writers Craig Kyle and Chris Yost and artist Gabrielle Dell'Otto.
Following the recent unveiling of "Marvel Super Hero Squad Online," CBR spoke to Jason Robar of developer The Amazing Society to find out more about the upcoming Massively Multiplayer Online game.
In "Hawkeye and Mockingbird" #1, the bombshell revelations were flying fast and furious. CBR News spoke with writer Jim McCann about the reveals and what they mean for the series' titular couple.
Marvel has released a preview for the first Icon-branded issue of "Casanova," Matt Fraction, Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon's critically acclaimed title, now in full color! The remastered series hits stores July 8.
This week, Augie has one more thing to say about Marvel's pricing strategy on digital comics. Plus, thoughts on comic book lawsuits, conventions, oddball comic-related videos on-line, Venice, Italy and plenty more.
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with covers and solicit information for product shipping September 2010, including the latest from "Thor," "X-Men," "Deadpool," "Shadowland," "Avengers" and much more.
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We all know how the project car game goes. You pick up a beater for what you think is a steal, plan a few minor upgrades to either get it running, or at least free from rust and looking presentable, then you pick up a Super Chevy and flip through it like you are now to see what others are doing to their cars, how they're tying their Bow Ties if you will, and how you could do it different or even better. There just so happen to be ads with everything a Chevy enthusiast could drool over, so the checkbook opens and the next thing you know you are knee-deep in Rolock discs and Bondo dust and your "daily driver" is shifting towards a show & shine trophy king.
Make no mistake. We are the evil impetus for this obsessive behavior. We scour the shows looking for these special Chevys to capture on celluloid (well, pixels nowadays) and we feature cars that many of you may strive to emulate. We are an automotive drug.
Case in point: Gael Benson, a "domestic engineer" from Utah. She bought the four-door you see spread before you a few years back with the intention of building a clean daily driver she could also take to local auto events. A year and one month later, she had a baby-blue dreamboat bursting onto the show scene.
Believe it or not, this is Gael's first go at a project.
"We purchased this car for a family project from a family friend," said Gael. "It was in pretty poor shape and needed a lot of work."
While they acquired the car for $1,500, Gael mentioned that it was probably worth about $150. Needless to say, it's worth a lot more now that it's been taken from beater to beauty queen. And if there was a car just made for cruising, it's definitely the '60 Chevy Bel Air, with its acres of space and graceful-yet-ominous presence. Did we mention it had four doors?
To get started on the body, Gael took the car to Kindig-it Design. Based in Salt Lake City, the company is one of the Utah's premier high-end hot rod builders. Kindig-it Design was established in 1999 by Dave and Charity Kindig. It started out as a design studio specializing in concept drawings for other specialty shops.
"Originally, we were building this project as a driver when about half way through the owner came in and said that she had changed her mind and wanted to see 'Bella' up on mirrors, so we had to go back to the drawing board and put some more perfecting time into the undercarriage," said Dave. "Also, the body was badly rusted on the lower 8 inches so we had to fabricate panels since they don't make reproductions for that year."
To make it smoother than a baby's bottom, they shaved the mirrors, antenna and trunk lock. Going one step further, they frenched the 2.5-inch HPC-coated exhaust with Borla mufflers into the roll pan, channeling it 8 inches over the cross-frame.
This freshly shaved body's aftershave lotion came in the form of #28 Bella Berry Blue and Cadillac white from Dupont Hot Hues. Where there isn't paint there's chrome. Much of that chrome is on the front and rear bumpers.
While the body is undoubtedly easy on the eyes, some of the more complex work took place out of sight on the chassis. While the frame is stock it has been heavily modified. Built with custom-sculptured 1/5-inch steel, it has a cross-frame center raised six inches and a 1/4-inch street wrap. More bespoke brilliance comes underneath in the form of handbuilt four bar and C-notch sections and a handbuilt front end from the front body mounts forward.
The suspension that this chassis is supported by is as exciting as the exterior. A '96 Corvette IRS with a modified four-link and narrowed half shafts ensure that the Bel Air avoids that thing that sounds like a female punk rock band-Axle Tramp.


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BIological Sciences Earth Day Event
The Department of Biological Sciences will be hosting an Earth Day event on Wednesday, April 22nd from 1-4pm behind Cunningham Hall.
- Posted Apr. 20, 2015
Biological Sciences Graduate Student has previous work published in Animal Behavior and in BBC's Earth.
BSCI graduate student, Angela Freeman, has her previous work published in the journal Animal Behaviour and in BBC's Earth. The publications are based on the work she did for her MS at the University of Manitoba. Angela Freeman is a BSCI Physiology PhD student working in Dr. Heather Caldwell's lab. Her current work in Dr. Caldwell's lab is with Richardson's Ground Squirrels and is supported by a NSERC fellowship (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada).
- Posted Mar. 31, 2015
Biological Science's Faculty/Researcher to speak at Neuroscience Symposium
Dr. Gemma Casadesus Smith, an associate professor and active researcher from the Department of Biological Sciences will be speaking at KSU's Neuroscience Symposium on April 10. Dr. Casadesus Smith's research focuses on Alzheimer's Disease.
- Posted Mar. 31, 2015
Salem Rotary Helps Discovery Garden Grow
Kent State University at Salem recently received a check for $1,500 from the Salem Rotary Club, earmarked to help the campus's Discovery Garden grow.
- Posted Dec. 8, 2014
Horticulture Students Learn from Industry Experts
Kent State University at Salem hosted a gathering of students and industry experts for a horticulture/entrepreneurship seminar named "What Makes Us Grow."
- Posted Dec. 8, 2014
Distinguished Teaching Award-Winning Professor Inspires Students to Think Critically
Demonstrations on our color vision, sweet receptors on your tongue and laboratory rats' blood pressure are just a few tactics John Johnson, Ph.D., biology professor at Kent State University, uses in his classroom to keep his students engaged.
- Posted Nov. 10, 2014
Department of Biological Sciences Student Information Fair 10/21/2104
Department of Biological Sciences Information Fair on Tuesday, October 21st from 5:30pm to 7:30pm in the Kent Student Center rooms 306A-C and 310.
- Posted Sep. 29, 2014
BSCI's faculty member among the finalists for the distinguished teaching award.
John Johnson, Department of Biological Sciences, Kent Campus is among the finalists for the distinguished teaching award.
- Posted Sep. 29, 2014
Biological Sciences Professor Awarded NSF Grant to Study How Plants Respond to Environmental Stress
What if new breeds of plants could be created that still thrive even without a drop of rain for weeks? A recent grant award from the NSF will allow scientists at Kent State to explore new possibilities for plants that typically struggle in extreme environments.
- Posted Sep. 22, 2014
Biology Professor receives grant from National Science Foundation
Dr. Edgar Kooijman, a professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, received a National Science Foundation grant to study membranes.
- Posted Jul. 31, 2014
Kent State Research Examines Early Brain Development for Origins of Aggression
One path to the origins of aggression is in the brain, where neurobiologists study the role of hormones on behavior. That is the broad focus of research being undertaken by Heather Caldwell, Ph.D., associate professor of biological sciences at Kent State University, in a project funded by a new $400,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant.
- Posted Jul. 3, 2014
Biology Professor receives grant from National Science Foundation
Dr. Heather Caldwell recently received a $400,000.00 grant from the National Science Foundation to fund her research.
- Posted Jun. 13, 2014
BSCI Graduate Student receives a University Fellowship for 2014-2015
Adam Stowie, a BSCI graduate student in Dr. David Glass's laboratory, has been selected to receive a University Fellowship for 2014-2015.
- Posted May. 1, 2014
Dr. Julio Morales-Medina selected to attend the "European Pain School at the University of Siena"
Dr. Julio Morales-Medina, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Heather Caldwell's laboratory in the Biological Sciences Department, was selected to attend the "European Pain School at the University of Siena" as a Scholar.
- Posted Apr. 10, 2014
In an Age of Obesity, Why Do Some Remain Thin?
The tale of two rats, in short, is the story of why some rats (and people) do not gain weight while others do. It suggests a "chicken and egg" question of which comes first – obesity or inactivity.
- Posted Mar. 24, 2014
Kent State Student and Professor Find Effective Alternatives to Current Antibiotic Therapy of Skin Infection
Kent State University undergraduate student Jean Wilson Mutambuze and Jean Engohang-Ndong, Ph.D., assistant professor of biological sciences at Kent State University at Tuscarawas, are conducting a research project that has found a promising new alternative to manage a skin disease called Buruli Ulcer.
- Posted Mar. 17, 2014
BSCI Graduate Student selected to participate in the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
BSCI Graduate Student, Jennifer Remus from Dr. John Johnson's laboratory, was among a large pool of graduate student's nominated from all over the world.
- Posted Mar. 9, 2014
Kent State Students Explore Insect Diversity at the Stark Campus Biopond
Future, current and past Kent State University students are collaborating for the first insect diversity study at the biopond at Kent State University at Stark.
- Posted Feb. 25, 2014
2nd Annual Neuroscience Symposium
Kent State University will be hosting its 2nd Annual Neuroscience Symposium titled "The Neuroscience of Obesity" on April 3rd and 4th, 2014 at the Kent State University and Conference Center.
- Posted Feb. 14, 2014
Biological Sciences Department's Bi-Annual Pre-Med Information Night
The Biological Sciences Department is hosting it's bi-annual pre-med information night on March 4th from 6-7:30pm in Cunningham Hall 101.
- Posted Feb. 14, 2014
Urban Forestry Class helps KSU retain Tree Campus USA
Kent State University recently earned the Arbor Day Foundation's Tree Campus USA designation for the sixth consecutive year. Founded in 2008, Tree Campus USA acknowledges colleges and universities nationwide for campus forest management and commitment to conservation goals.
- Posted Feb. 6, 2014
Down Syndrome Research at Kent State Awarded One of Four Grants
A Kent State University neurobiologist is one of four researchers in the U.S. awarded grants by the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation for projects to improve cognition in individuals with Down syndrome. Kristy Welshhans, assistant professor of biological sciences at Kent State, will examine how an extra copy of a particular gene associated with Down syndrome affects connectivity in the brain, causing intellectual disability.
- Posted Feb. 4, 2014
Kent State's $1.5 Million Investment in LCI Facility Reflects New Focus
Kent State University's Liquid Crystal Institute (LCI) will host a rededication ceremony and guided tour of its renovated clean room facility and microscopy laboratory on December 13 at 1:30 p.m.
- Posted Dec. 12, 2013
The Future of Coral Reefs presentation given by Dr. Cortés Núñez from University of Costa Rica
Join us in celebration of our continuing collaboration with the University of Costa Rica as we present Dr. Jorge Cortés Núñez on "The Future of Coral Reefs" Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 7pm in Henderson Hall room 201 with dessert reception to follow.
- Posted Nov. 18, 2013
Water Research Symposium
Kent State University hosts its inaugural Water Research Symposium "Human Impacts on Water: Ohio's Most Important Natural Resource" on Thursday, November 14 from 7:00 – 9:30 pm, and Friday, November 15 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm at the Kent State Hotel and Conference Center.
- Posted Nov. 2, 2013
Horticulture Advisory Board's Involvement Growing
The advisory board for the Kent State Salem horticulture program recently met and received updates from administration, faculty and students.
- Posted Oct. 28, 2013
Pre-Med Information Meeting
All premed students are welcome to join Dr. John Johnson and Gail Spalsbury Tuesday, October 15th from 5:30-6:30pm in 101 Cunningham Hall.
- Posted Oct. 14, 2013
Medical Technology Open House
Learn about the Med Tech's Clinical Laboratory Training at area hospitals.
- Posted Oct. 8, 2013
Fall 2013 BSCI Undergraduate Awards
The Department of Biological Sciences held their annual undergraduate awards ceremony during KSU's Homecoming Alumni Reunion festivities on Friday, October 4th, 2013.
- Posted Oct. 7, 2013
Salem's Garden Helps Make Free Dinner Special
Students, faculty and staff from the Kent State Salem campus recently sponsored the Banquet of Salem, a free dinner for area residents, and served more than 150 meals in just a few hours.
- Posted Sep. 30, 2013
Kent State Researcher Helps Calculate the True Cost of Mountaintop Removal Coal
To meet current U.S. coal demand through surface mining, an area of the Central Appalachians the size of Washington, D.C., would need to be mined every 81 days.
So finds a new study by scientists at Kent State University, Duke University and the Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies.
- Posted Sep. 13, 2013
Kent State University and Cleveland Clinic's Lerner Research Institute Collaborate on Research Funding
Kent State University and Cleveland Clinic's Lerner Research Institute will co-fund two pilot research projects as part of an initiative to enhance collaborations between the two institutions.
- Posted Sep. 9, 2013
Horticulture Student Earns Scholarship, Trip of a Lifetime
Robin Cannon, a senior horticulture student at Kent State University at Salem, recently received the Perennial Plant Association scholarship during the organization's annual symposium in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
- Posted Aug. 22, 2013
Kent State University Awarded Two Grants from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
- Posted Aug. 12, 2013
Kent State Awarded Two Grants from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Kent State University has been awarded two grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. One grant, for research on physical activity levels and obesity, totaled $384,192, and the second grant, for stress-induced noradrenergic modulation of neuroinflammation research, totaled $441,600. The grants were part of the Department of Health and Human Services' Academic Research Enhancement Awards.
- Posted Aug. 8, 2013
Horticulture Students Add Design Elements to the Discovery Garden
Horticulture students in the landscape design classes are "studying" outdoors these days, as they design and build structural features for the Discovery Garden on the Salem campus.
- Posted Aug. 8, 2013
Kent State and Holden Arboretum Study the Effects of Urban Development on the Environment
Kent State University and the Holden Arboretum will use a recently awarded National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study the impact people have on vital organisms living in places where water and land meet in Northeast Ohio.
- Posted May. 30, 2013
Spring 2013 Research Incentive Awards
The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to announce Research Incentive awards for Academic Year 2013-2014.
- Posted Apr. 25, 2013
Kent State Salem Observing Earth Week with Campus Activities
Kent State University at Salem will observe Earth Week with a full slate of activities, demonstrations and presentations on Thursday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
- Posted Apr. 17, 2013
Biological Sciences Information Fair for Students April 8
Kent Student Center Ballroom Balcony, reservations required
- Posted Mar. 19, 2013
Summer 2013 Research Experience in Ecology
Terrestrial-aquatic linkages in urban impacted ecosystems, Apply by March 25th
- Posted Mar. 5, 2013
From Cornfields to Kent State: Researcher Demonstrates Fracking Produces Less Wastewater Than Conventional Drilling
For Brian Lutz, Ph.D., a native of Lordstown, Ohio, what started out as a curiosity while working on his family farm has led him to where he is now: asking critical research questions on fracking and shale gas issues that can affect millions of people in his home state.
- Posted Feb. 25, 2013
Kent State Researcher Says Fracking Produces Less Wastewater Than Conventional Drilling
For Brian Lutz, Ph.D., a native of Lordstown, Ohio, what started out as a curiosity while working on his family farm has led him to where he is now: asking critical research questions on fracking and shale gas issues that can affect millions of people in his home state.
- Posted Feb. 7, 2013
Kent State Signs Agreement with the National Park Service
Kent State University has signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Park Service, providing for enhanced collaboration in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
- Posted Jan. 24, 2013
Inaugural Internal Postdoctoral Seed Program to support 14 postdoctoral research fellows
The Division of Research and Sponsored Programs would like to congratulate the recipients of the inaugural Internal Post-doctoral Seed Program. In this initial round, 12 proposals were selected which resulted in awards for the support of 14 post-doctoral associates for one year. In addition, each of these awards was augmented by the investigators' departments and/or colleges to provide a total of two years of post-doctoral support.
- Posted Nov. 28, 2012
Kent State Biological Sciences Professor Wins Award for Aquatic Ecosystems Research
Laura Leff, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Kent State University since 1994, recently received an Outstanding Research and Scholar Award for her work in microbial ecology of aquatic ecosystems with emphasis on bacterial ecology of streams and the responses of microorganisms to their environment.
- Posted Jul. 9, 2012
Research Incentive Awards
The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to announce Research Incentive awards for Spring 2012.
- Posted May. 14, 2012
Ohio Board of Regents Approves New Undergraduate Degree Programs
- Posted Apr. 16, 2012
Kent State Receives Research Grant to Investigate Neurodegenerative Diseases
- Posted Mar. 5, 2012
Kent State Students Study Biology in Costa Rica Over Winter Break
Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Oscar Rocha, Ph.D., originally from Costa Rica, learned how eye-opening a trip there can be for American students.
- Posted Feb. 13, 2012
Kent State to Host STEM Project Fair on Feb. 11
Science, technology, engineering and math – commonly referred to as STEM fields – will be in spotlight when Kent State University hosts the Hudson STEM Project Fair on Saturday, Feb. 11, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- Posted Feb. 3, 2012
Kent State STEMM Scholars Recognized at Ohio Board of Regents Showcase Event
Kent State University students and graduates were among the more than 500 Choose Ohio First scholarship recipients that were recognized for their achievements at the STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine) Scholars Showcase hosted by the Ohio Board of Regents on Jan. 23 in Columbus, Ohio.
- Posted Jan. 26, 2012
NSF Awards Kent State $1.08 Million Grant to Address Shortage of STEM Educators
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Kent State University a $1.08 million grant to support the university's Noyce Scholars Program, designed to increase the number of highly qualified middle and high school teachers in biology, chemistry, earth and space science, mathematics and physics.
- Posted Nov. 21, 2011
Scholar Conducts Research at Kent State to Enhance Food Security in West Africa
Nigerian scholar Moses Abiala is conducting research at Kent State University on molecular identification of soil microorganisms that can help develop indigenous biological fertilizer to enhance the growth of corn and other major cereal crops in West Africa.
- Posted Oct. 10, 2011
New Environmental Geology Concentration for B.S. in Geology
The Bachelor of Science - Environmental Geology Concentration program is designed for those interested in a professional career in environmental geology, including water resources, resource management and energy resources.
- Posted Aug. 29, 2011
Biology Added as Kent State University at Stark's Newest Bachelor's Degree Program
Students who desire a career in biological science, but also want the flexibility to study in one or more other fields, will soon be able to earn a four-year degree in biology from Kent State University at Stark.
- Posted Jul. 4, 2011
Increasing Scarcity of Mineral Based Materials Education and Research
Seminar by James D. McGuffin-Cawley, Thursday, April 21, 2011, 11:00am, KSU Samsung Auditorium Liquid Crystal & Materials Science Building
- Posted Apr. 13, 2011
New Biology Page Coming
The Biology website is in the process of being redesigned, keep checking back for updates!
- Posted Mar. 2, 2011
Endowed Chair Position in Plant Conservation Available
Plant Conservation, Endowed Chair
- Posted Dec. 20, 2010
Kent State Receives $1 Million Grant from Department of Energy
Three Kent State University professors recently received funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for a molecular analysis of carbon consumption. The three-year grant, awarded by the DOE's Office of Biological and Environmental Research, will provide funding of $1,075,638 for the project.
- Posted Oct. 7, 2010
Kent State Receives $2.7 Million NSF Training Grant for Environmental Aquatic Resource Sensing
- Posted Nov. 5, 2009
Congratulations Dr. Doug Kline
Congratulations to Dr. Doug Kline. He has been selected as a recipient of the Kent State Alumni Association's 2009 Distinguished Teaching Award!
- Posted Oct. 30, 2009
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The Home of Fashion Film
Report by Kiki Georgiou on 18 February 2013.
Her show notes introduced the idea that this might be a more restrained collection. Katrantzou the…*shudder*…reductionist? Heavens forbid. The referencing of photographers like Edward Steichen, Clarence White and Alfred Stieglitz showed that she is brave. It takes a lot of to restrain yourself from going further and adding more when you're as talented, imaginative and technology-adept as Katrantzou clearly is.
Eugene Souleiman's touched down in London town for Mary Katrantzou! http://t.co/4VVH4qsw
Full house at Mary Katrantzou http://t.co/pAkiYyNE
Time for @MaryKatrantzou #LFW http://t.co/AeQ8EDYj
The show is about to start! @MaryKatrantzou #LFW
Huge turnout for Mary Katrantzou! Anna Wintour in Prada fur. All the major US buyers.Collection inspired by Steichen,Stieglitz photos #LFW
@MaryKatrantzou EXCITED ❤❤❤ http://t.co/s7Wstrfn
"For AH13/14, Mary Katrantzou turns to landscape, inspired by the shadowy vistas of turn-of-the-century black and white photography" #LFW
Anna Wintour is grinning because she gets her own private lift up to Mary Katrantzou. #LFW #vvip http://t.co/AnSoQxDQ
And snip - bang go the fringes at Mary Katrantzou http://t.co/OVNs4xBI
Our Director of Hairdressing, Anya Dellicompagni, is working backstage at the Mary Katrantzou show at #LondonFashionWeek today!


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Reunion Years Reception
The place to be before kickoff, so make sure to register. Special recognition for our 10th, 25th, 40th, and 50th Class Reunions, with something for all '4s and '9s too. Share memories with your favorite profs from way back when, hear what's new at RMU, and schmooze with President Greg Dell'Omo. Free food and drinks too!
Started in 1963, Gamma Gamma Gamma was RMU's
first social service sorority. Join us at Homecoming
on Saturday, Oct. 4, as we honor the Gammas.
Start with a campus tram tour at noon, where you won't want to miss the chance for a group photo with Bronze Bob. Then join your sisters and other alums at the Reunion Years Reception at 1 p.m., where there will be free food and drinks and a special recognition of our Gamma Gamma Gamma alumnae.
Then watch the Colonials vs. Monmouth from the Alumni Zone, with end zone seats directly on the field and a hospitality tent. Cost is $20 per person or $30 a couple, which includes tickets and a donation to the athletics fund.
R.S.V.P. here or call 412-397-6464 and get a free RMU Alum T-shirt to show off your Colonial pride!
Join Rich and Lynn Archer, founding members and PA 15108-1189
Dr. Nell Hartley for the Alpha Tau Sigma Reunion at
Homecoming 2014 on October 4 where you can reconnect
with your Alpha Tau Sigma brothers & sisters.
Start the day off with a campus tram tour at Noon. The tour starts at the Sewall Center and you won't want to miss the opportunity to get a group picture with Bronze Bob. Be a part of the Reunion Years Reception at 1 p.m. in the Sewall Center. This includes free food and drinks and a special recognition of Alpha Tau Sigma alumni.
Watch the Colonials vs. Monmouth from the Alumni Zone, with end zone seats directly on the field and a hospitality tent. Cost is $20 per person which includes game ticket and food & drink or $30 a couple.
R.S.V.P. here or call 412-397-6464 and get a free RMU Alum T-shirt to show off your Colonial pride!
10th/Class of '04
Our Young Alums Festival Tent is new this year, especially to honor our Class of '04 back for their 10th Class Reunion. Register for your "Young Alum" T-shirt, and stop by for more prizes and cool stuff.
25th/Class of '89
We celebrate the Class of '89 with a live '80s concert outside Joe Walton Stadium after the game. Rock out with the Ginger Beards and post your favorite '80s song at the Facebook page -- maybe they'll put it on their playlist.
40th/Class of '74
50th/Class of '64
Our 40th and 50th class reunions get the V.I.P. tram tour of campus. Reserve your spot on the tram, where a special nostalgia-nurturing guest narrator will point out all the things that weren't there the last time you were here.


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Lenses for high definition TV broadcasting, especially effective in sports broadcasting and program production.
Precision Focus (PF) Assistance System automatically adjusts focus for the best image.
Remote control lenses for camera systems at conference halls, event venues, sports facilities and stadiums, etc.
Converter attachments, extenders, special-effect filters and other accessories for TV lenses.
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