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It will snow a lot and temps will be way below zero. Most schools and college will close around our school but our school doesn't close. Its very hard because a lot of us have to walk to campus due to the bus system or because of their not being any close to school parking.
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It is very diverse. All different types of looks, interests, dress style, social life, and relationships.
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My overall experience is okay. Teachers do not have a specific grading criteria which is hard. There are also many changes to our program so teachers seem to be uncertain of their curriculum.
My school's main major is Clinical Psychology which is what my major is as well. Having the same major that the school started with is very helpful because a lot of the professors have the same major.
There is no parking on campus. You therefore have to drive around the city looking for parking which is very expensive and hard to find.
Campus Dining:
There is a place to sit down and eat but there are not places to get food at. You therefore have to go off campus to obtain food.
Health & Safety:
I feel safe at school but as soon as you get into the street it can be unsafe especially with a lot of homeless people around being very firm and aggressive when asking for money.
Greek Life:
There is no Greek life at my school.
Off-Campus Dining:
The city of Chicago, where my school is, is very expensive. There are no student discounts that I have found. There is a large variety of food though.
There is only one computer lab with printers and the printers are broke most of the time. The network is very annoying because you have to log in every time you go to a new page.
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There is not a drug scene at my school. The most you hear about drugs or alcohol is when people are leaving classes at the end of the week and want to get some drinks.
Local Atmosphere:
My graduate school is in the loop of Chicago, IL. It is extremely vibrant and there are a lot of things to do.
My current graduate school does not have sports. My undergraduate school where I obtained my bachelors degree is what I based my above answers on.
I am very happy with my program. Adler makes graduate school very manageable with how it is organized. Students take one class every five weeks. Therefore students can focus on one class for a shortened, intense period of time. My career goal is to become a School Counselor at the high school level. I am concerned about the job market for counselors in the elementary and middle school levels, but not at the high school level.
The school is small and intimate. If students have an issue they can easily find the answer by speaking with the staff. The teachers are helpful and make time for the students.
The curriculum at Adler Graduate School is challenging but interesting. Professors are more than willing to help. 30 hours of Special Project Time are utilized instead of all lecture/class time.
Campus Dining:
This school does not have a dining hall on campus but there are several places close by.
The Clinical Counseling program is excellent. Staff members are always willing to go above and beyond in order to help students get a good grasp on the material being presented.
It's a very small campus with no athletic events, student center, etc. It's focused on academics in one area.
Sometimes printing/copying can take quite a bit of time.
Parts of the parking lot are a little dark to be walking into when classes get out so late.
The professors are approachable and genuinely interested in helping you do and learn your best.
The media center / library is awesome. Some of the books are hard to find and might seem disorganized, but the library has just about everything.
The financial aid process is fairly smooth once all the paperwork is completed. But there is a lot of paperwork, and a few forms that I had to fill out more than once.
Campus Dining:
There are a few places to eat near campus that offer a fair amount of variety. You can also bring your own food, and their cafeteria / lunch room is fully functional and always working.
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Watermelon is a summertime superfood. Eat it often while its in season.
Why? For starters, its loaded with nutrients. Watermelon is a rich source of vitamins A and C, potassium and health-supporting phytochemicals such as lycopene.
Its also important for what it doesnt contain saturated fat and cholesterol. Melon is low in sodium, too.
And though its sweet enough to serve for dessert, its low in calories. Two cups of cubed watermelon about an inch-thick, half-round slice contains only 80 calories.
The natural sugar is diluted by all the water that watermelon true to its name contains. In fact, watermelon is 92 percent water, as hydrating as a glass of water.
That also helps to make it so filling. Like many other fresh summertime fruits and vegetables, watermelon is a bulky, diet-friendly food that can help displace other, more calorie-dense foods in your diet.
Make it easy to reach for watermelon to eat any time of day. Cut the fruit off the rind, slice it into cubes or chunks and store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Having it ready to eat makes it easy to pack watermelon to take to work for lunch or a snack. It also makes it more convenient to use as an ingredient in summertime recipes.
Look for ways to work watermelon into your meals. Here are some examples of the many delicious ways you can serve it:
• Toss it with chunks of feta cheese, sliced red onions and vinaigrette dressing. Cubed watermelon is also good in tomato salad or mixed green salads.
• Use it to make fresh salsa. Look for recipes on the Web.
• Mix it with honeydew and cantaloupe balls, blueberries and fresh mint.
• Drink it. Liquefy chunks of watermelon in a blender with several ice cubes to make a cold and refreshing drink. You can add freshly squeezed lemon or lime juice, too.
• Garnish with it. Add thin slices of watermelon to the sides of plated salads or sandwiches.
• Freeze it. Blend watermelon cubes with vanilla yogurt to make a creamy smoothie. Pour the mixture into ice pop molds and freeze to make a refreshing treat.
Its hard to think of many foods that taste as good as watermelon does and are as nutritious, too. Make watermelon a summertime staple.
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As a team, the Springfield men placed 17th of 27 with a score of 451, two places better than last year, in a solid showing against Division I talent. The SC women finished 21st of 22 teams with a score of 619.
On the men's side, Potenza, a sophomore from Cranston, R.I., finished 81st out of 220 runners in the 8000-meter race. Behind him were sophomore Mike Griffin (Scarborough, Maine) (91st, 26:55), junior Ian Wright (Colonie, N.Y.) (96th, 27:02), junior Jeff Bartlett (West Newbury, Mass.) (107th, 27:21), and rounding out SC's top five was senior Ryan Palmison (Plymouth, N.H.) (119th, 27:37).
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Was just wondering whether anyone knew what the point that we get each time we may post a blog or become friends are for?
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Why do we get points when blogging and respondent on that blog but not when we post a forum topic or respond on it?
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When you go to "store" you have 2 options: 1. you go to the official store. 2. you go to a store where you can pay with your points. so you can use the points to buy something if you have enough points for it.
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yeah i know about the store and the points store, but i wonder why we don't get points for forum posts / topics....
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|any soft-finned fish of the family Salmonidae, esp Salmo salar of the Atlantic and Oncorhynchus species (sockeye, Chinook, etc) of the Pacific, which are important food fishes. They occur in cold and temperate waters and many species migrate to fresh water to spawn
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shady; or Zalmon (q.v.), a hill covered with dark forests, south of Shechem, from which Abimelech and his men gathered wood to burn that city (Judg. 9:48). In Ps. 68:14 the change from war to peace is likened to snow on the dark mountain, as some interpret the expression. Others suppose the words here mean that the bones of the slain left unburied covered the land, so that it seemed to be white as if covered with snow. The reference, however, of the psalm is probably to Josh. 11 and 12. The scattering of the kings and their followers is fitly likened unto the snow-flakes rapidly falling on the dark Salmon. It is the modern Jebel Suleiman.


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A bomb threat was also called into the store about 9 p.m. Friday.
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The laughs just keep on coming with the Fast Show 2011. The online series is the first time we've seen new sketches for the show since 2000, and creators Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson certainly haven't lost their touch. They've shown us that many of the original characters have plenty more fun left in them and that they're also in touch with today's technology.
Take two of the show's favourite awkward characters – shy and retiring Ted and his effete master Ralph, who spends most of his time trying to engage Ted in conversation and usually fails miserably. In episode 6 of the online series we see Ralph asking Ted if he tweets and whether he's on Facebook. He talks his way around the subject for a while, before finally asking Ted a little nervously if he'll be his friend. Ted looks alarmed and asks whether Ralph is talking about online or otherwise. Ralph looks delighted at the possibility, but Ted quashes any false hopes by saying he'd rather keep any friendship with his boss online only.
Other favourites have made a comeback including Swiss Toni, Insecure Woman and Billy Bleach. And with six episodes of the ten part series already online at Fosters' UK site, we only have four more episodes to wait for. Each new episode is released on Thursday at 1pm, but of course, you can watch the other episodes again at any time.
Rumour has it that the new series owes its return to the huge numbers of fans of the original TV show searching online for Fast Show funny videos. Charlie Higson explained at the premiere for the Fast Show 2011 that it was the knowledge that people wanted more of the Fast Show that made him and co-creator and writer Paul Whitehouse agree to write the new series.


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"Fascinating . . . Engrossing . . . Harrington brings out the sheer strangeness of the past . . . In The Faithful Executioner, Mr. Harrington has not only rescued the life of an individual from disgust and condescension but also, by focusing on a career in killing, brought a whole world back to life."—The Wall Street Journal"Remarkable . . . [A] fascinating exploration . . . this is a surprisingly modern, even topical story that poses difficult questions about capital punishment and what Harrington calls 'the human drive toward retribution.'"—The Washington Post"Fascinating . . . One of the pleasures of reading history is to be transported somewhere, even if we aren't sure we want to go."—The Chronicle of Higher Education"Equal parts enlightening and enjoyable." —The Daily Beast "[A] vividly drawn portrait . . . Harrington succeeds in deftly taking us beyond Schmidt's biography to address broader questions. Finely researched and crafted."—History Today"A fascinating read."—Publishers Weekly"Surprisingly poignant . . . A whole teeming world of Reformation Germany comes alive."—Kirkus Reviews"This is a precious story that Harrington has drawn from the journal and archival records, a braiding of Schmidt's words with a re-creation of Schmidt's world, a story that is at once inclusive and atmospheric, deeply intimate and rare . . . It is a wonder-making world, made manifest by an artful historian's hand."—Barnes & Noble Review"Who can imagine how an executioner feels about his trade? Joel F. Harrington has written a considered and fascinating book that helps us hear the voice of one such man, a professional torturer (and healer) who, astonishingly, kept a diary. Exploring both sixteenth-century Nuremberg and the world about the city, he re-creates the social context for the flamboyant displays of cruelty that later centuries find so hard to comprehend. Both the executioner and his victims are rescued from our condescension and restored to their own moral universe—which is not as far from ours as we like to suppose."—Hilary Mantel, Man Booker Prize–winning author Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies"A book as entertaining and revealing as it is improbable and outrageous. Joel F. Harrington has told a marvelous yarn, giving us not just the compelling biography of Meister Frantz but his world." —Rick Atkinson, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Day of Battle: The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943–1944"In an astonishing feat of historical reconstruction, Joel F. Harrington uniquely draws us into the emotional world of a man paid to kill professionally—into his troubled sense of achievement and shame. This compelling book is brilliant reading for everyone interested in new ways of thinking about the past as well as crime and punishment today."—Ulinka Rublack, author of Dressing Up: Cultural Identity in Renaissance Europe "The Faithful Executioner masterfully conjures the heavy stench and bustle of a sixteenth-century southern German city—waterlogged roads, smoky marketplaces, blood-lusty masses laden with bizarre superstitions—via the Lebenslauf of a curious figure: Meister Frantz Schmidt, Nuremburg's state executioner from 1578 to 1617. With the help of Schmidt's private journal, Joel F. Harrington revivifies both the detailed and the abstract with enviable scholarship and style. This is social history at its very best: weird, riveting, addictive."—R. Jay Magill Jr., author of Sincerity"The Faithful Executioner is much more than a description of the many imaginative and horrifying means of torturing and putting prisoners to death. It is a rare and utterly fascinating examination of the society that demands it." —New York Journal of Books
Joel F. Harrington is a professor of history at Vanderbilt University. He is the author of The Unwanted Child, Reordering Marriage and Society in Reformation Germany, and A Cloud of Witnesses.
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Blue wave in Connecticut (with cartograms)
by bschak, Tue Nov 28, 2006 at 07:16:28 AM EST
This is the eighth in a series of pretty pictures showing what this year's blue wave looks like. So far, I've done Pennsylvania, New York, and New England.
Here's how things stood before the 2006 election.
Sad to see so much red in a place like Connecticut...


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Monday's link roundup including thoughts on Penn State recruiting, legal trouble at Ohio State and some NCAA baseball.
Penn State will see plenty of new faces in 2012. We look at three things Penn State fans should fear about the 2012 defense.
Tom Bradley as the Unfortunate, Unwanted Man #pitt #pennstate (by @EpicTripod, with @PantherLair)
Jerry Sandusky's bail, more Penn State coaching search news, and a guest appearance by Bob Loblaw.
Sifting through the remains of Penn State's season, with an extended look at the coaching search -- including Dan Mullen, Tom Bradley, Charlie Strong, and anyone else willing to be a hero.
A detailed look at Penn State interim head coach Tom Bradley, and whether he would be a good fit to earn the full-time job in Happy Valley.
[If you're in the Philly area Saturday, especially the western 'burbs, consider attending this fine event. Penn State vs. Ohio State on a 30-foot screen? All you can drink? Proceeds to charity? ...
Previewing Penn State's final home game against Nebraska, which is obviously all anybody is talking about in Happy Valley.
Penn State Position Previews 2011: Coaching Staff #psu #pennstate (by @EpicTripod, featuring @134Lounge)
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Originally published: Feb 8, 2013 - 9:47 am
The Arizona Wildcats will have a new playing surface beginning next season, as they've elected to get rid of natural grass in favor of synthetic field turf.
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Athletic director Greg Byrne tweeted a photo of what the new field will look like.
The end zones are blue with "Arizona" spelled out in red, there is the block A logo at midfield and a watermark-ish "Bear Down" stretching across the turf.
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American Express founded the day in 2010 to help small businesses get exposure during the holiday season, when they might be otherwise overlooked. With retailers buzzing around the holidays, it is important to support local small businesses that rely on their neighbors in order to continue prospering and building the local economy in Southwest Atlanta.
More and more big chain stores are starting to pop-up on Cascade and Camp Creek and that is a very welcomed sign, but we also want to support the small businesses owned by our friends, family, and neighbors.
Last year, 100 million people nationwide participated in Small Business Saturday by shopping at locally owned stores to help boost the economy and their communities.
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Judge Stephen Breyer is the first judicial nomination which Home School Legal Defense Association has ever opposed. It is our position that a person should not be placed on the Supreme Court of the United States if he believes that it is constitutional for government to ban home education.
Breyer wrote the opinion of the First Circuit in New Life Baptist Academy v. East Longmeadow School District, 885 F.2d 940 (1st Cir. 1989). In that decision Breyer openly embraced the theory that government has the total discretion to regulate private education as it will. Home schoolers fared even worse under this decision. Breyer cited with approval two cases which he stated stood for the proposition that a "total effective ban" on home schooling is constitutionally proper.
Based on Breyer's opinion in New Life, there is little doubt that he would approve of government policies which: (1) demand teacher certification for private and home schools; (2) permit government inspections (so-called "home visits") in private and religious schools; and (3) allow school officials great discretion to "approve" private and home schools without even the necessity of objective written standards.
Home School Legal Defense Association wrote a friend of the court brief in the New Life case before Breyer and his fellow judges on the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. Under Massachusetts law, home schools are treated as private schools.
After the disastrous First Circuit decision, New Life Baptist Academy did not have the funds to appeal the decision to the United States Supreme Court. The private school's attorney asked HSLDA to underwrite the cost of the appeal to the Supreme Court. Michael Farris wrote the petition for review to the Supreme Court and served as lead counsel in that case. The Supreme Court declined to hear the case.
Copies of our petition to the Supreme Court (which include the full text of both Breyer's opinion and the excellent opinion of the trial judge) are available from HSLDA for the cost of $10.00.
HSLDA has already mailed to its members a letter and a fact sheet asking for all friends of home education, private education, and religious freedom to write or call their United States Senators to oppose the nomination of Stephen Breyer to the Supreme Court.
Michael Farris has requested time before the Senate Judiciary Committee to testify in opposition to Breyer's nomination to the Supreme Court.


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St. Louis University is a private institution that was founded in 1818. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 8,806, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 271 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. St. Louis University's ranking in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, 101. Its tuition and fees are $36,726 (2013-14).
St. Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit school that is open to students of any faith. The Campus Ministry organizes specialized retreats and mission trips throughout the year, and the on-campus church holds a daily Mass. The Saint Louis Prayerbook is an online database of prayers – some traditional, others original and submitted by students or faculty members. In addition to religious extracurriculars, students can also choose from more than 150 student organizations at SLU, including more than 20 fraternities and sororities. Freshmen and sophomores must live on campus, unless they commute from a parent's home, are married or have been in the military for at least two years, among other exemptions. In total, about 90 percent of freshmen live on campus – all in halls exclusively for first-year students. Students can get involved in campus leadership positions as early as the second semester of freshman year.
The St. Louis Billikens compete in the NCAA Division I Atlantic 10 Conference. The Billiken is an unusual mascot – a smiling, gnome-like figure that is a considered to be a good-luck charm. Off campus, students can explore downtown St. Louis, Missouri, home to the Grand Center arts district, the Anheuser-Busch Brewery and several professional sports teams. On the nearby Mississippi Riverfront, students can bike, sail and check out the Museum of Westward Expansion.
In addition to its main location in Missouri, the university also has a campus in Madrid, Spain, where students can study for the entirety of their college career or for just a semester. At the main campus, graduate students can enroll in the university's law school or medical school. Notable alumni include Enrique Bolanos, former president of Nicaragua, and August Busch IV, former president and CEO of Anheuser-Busch Inc.
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We are pleased to announce Professor John Asker who obtained Ph.D in Economics from Harvard University, Assistant Professor David Atkin who obtained Ph.D in Economics at Princeton University and Assistant Professor Francois Geerolf who completed his Ph.D at Sciences Po(Paris).
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In recent months, UCLA economists have actively written and spoken about the current economic crisis. We have compiled links (in chronological order) to the various opinions and ideas put forth by our economics faculty on issues such as how the current disaster was allowed to develop, how the proposed economic policies are likely to work, and what the future holds for our economy.


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If you grew up mildly fascinated by the textual history of the Book of Mormon printed in the front of the 1920 edition (but not the 1981)
First English Edition published in
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you're aware that Mormon didn't divide the plates into chapters and verses. He apparently indicated major episode divisions, which correspond to the original chapter divisions in the first edition. Brother Pratt's chapters are much shorter, and have less to do with the way Mormon conceived episodes than with the liturgical and ecclesiastical needs of the Church, and the desire to have the Book of Mormon formatted like the Bible.


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10 Things You Didn't Know About Henry Louis Gates Jr.
Gates was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, but the charges were dropped.
1. Henry Louis Gates Jr. was born Sept. 16, 1950, in Keyser, W.Va. His father worked at the local paper mill during the day and as a janitor at a telephone company at night. His mother cleaned houses.
2. At the age of 14, Gates suffered a hairline fracture of the ball-and-socket joint in his hip while playing touch football. A white doctor misdiagnosed the injury as psychosomatic after Gates told him he wanted to become a doctor, Gates wrote in a New York Times article, "About Men: A Giant Step," in 1990. As a result of the injury, Gates walks with a cane and his right leg is more than 2 inches shorter than his left.
3. As a child, Gates said he wanted to be a Rhodes Scholar. He earned his B.A. summa cum laude in history from Yale University and his M.A. and Ph.D. in English literature from Clare College at the University of Cambridge. He's received 50 honorary degrees from such institutions as Harvard University and Williams College.
4. At Yale University in 1973, he was one of 12 students selected as a Scholar of the House, a program that allows seniors to write a book or compose a symphony or follow a similar passion instead of taking classes. Gates wrote a book about Jay Rockefeller's campaign to be governor of West Virginia. (Rockefeller lost in 1972 but later served two terms as governor.)
5. Gates says John Morton Blum, a professor in Yale's history department, was his mentor. From Blum, he says, he learned a lot about writing and history. More than anyone else, the historian is responsible for "entertaining the idea remotely" that Gates could become a writer.
6. In 1973, Gates became the first African-American to receive a Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellowship to study at Cambridge.
7. As editor-in-chief of the online magazine the Root, Gates has a background in journalism. He wrote his first column (about Little League games) at age 12 for the Piedmont Herald in West Virginia and continued to write for his high school and college newspapers. He's also written for Time magazine, the New Yorker, and the New York Times.
8. In 2006, Gates wrote and produced the PBS documentary "African American Lives," the first documentary series to use genealogy and genetic science to provide an understanding of African-American history.
9. Police arrested Gates on July 16 on charges of disorderly conduct after a confrontation with an officer at his home in Cambridge, Mass. President Barack Obama, a friend of Gates, said that the Cambridge Police Department had acted "stupidly" in the arrest.
10. Gates currently serves as the Alphonse Fletcher University Professor and the director of the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research at Harvard University. Gates considers himself a literary critic and educator.
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After 100 years of school being in session, current and past staff and students will be returning to the Mercer School in Princeton today to celebrate the school's centennial.
One of the many coming to celebrate the school's 100th birthday will be Patty Van Sutphen, who spent more than three decades at the school as both a student and a staff member.
Though she retired from her position in 1989 after 32 years of service, Van Sutphen continues to be attached to the school. Van Sutphen's daughter and her two grand children are also school alumni and will be attending the centennial celebrations with her.
Van Sutphen was barely out of school herself when she took the secretarial position at the Mercer School
"I was 18-years-old," she said. "I had graduated from Princeton High School in 1956, and I started working there in August of 1957. I didn't attend college; I just went out of high school and started working there."
Van Sutphen said she felt comfortable taking the position at Mercer School because she held fond memories of the facility from her days as a student.
"I was a student at the Mercer School from grade four through eight," she said. "I just enjoyed classes and other people there. I loved the building and everything. The teachers were all wonderful and so were the students. I wanted to be a school secretary and that job was just opened. That was really great since I had attended there. I just like secretarial work and being with students.
Seeing students grow up over the years was one of the things Van Sutphen enjoyed the most about her job.
"I loved meeting all the students and seeing the new ones every year," she said. "That was the best part of it. I got to know a lot of them personally. That was what I really liked. A lot of them still remember me. If I am downtown they will still come up to me, tell me who they are and ask if I still remember them. I prefer the school atmosphere. The atmosphere at a school is much better. I would see the teachers. They would always stop by the office and talk. I would see the students during activities. If they had a program or something I usually attended it and enjoyed it."
Van Sutphen tried not to miss a day of school and returned to her position a month after the birth of her daughter.
"I didn't miss a days work when my daughter was born," she said. "She was born during the middle of summer. She was born in July and I started back in August when she was a month old. My mother kept her during the day when I was at school when she was little. Now I keep my grandchildren for her so she can work at the central office."
When her daughter began attending Mercer School, Van Sutphen said there was plenty of time for mother-daughter bonding on the car rides to and from the school each day.
"I loved having her at school with me," she said. "We had the same holidays and time off. We started together and got off together. I could be there with her. I treated her the same way I treated all the rest of the students. She didn't have to ride the bus, instead she rode with me every day. I enjoyed having that time with her every morning and every evening."
One of Van Sutphen's favorite teachers at the school was her daughter's third grade teacher.
"Margaret Weatherford who taught third grade mostly at the school," she said. "She was just a nice person. She wasn't my teacher but she worked there as a teacher after I started, and she was my daughter's teacher. She was just wonderful."
In addition to her secretarial work, Van Sutphen sometimes filled the role as a counselor, nurse and surrogate mother to many of the students who came into her office.
"I loved meeting the people and seeing the kids every day, seeing them grow up," Van Sutphen said. "A lot of them treated me like a surrogate parent. They would come into the office and talk to me a lot if they had the opportunity. Occasionally they would talk about their home life. Sometimes they wanted to talk about how mean they thought their teacher was. I would listen to anything they wanted to talk about. Sometimes they were sick and they had to stay in the office until someone picked them. I might have to put a bandage or something else on them. I got to know the kids who got in trouble really well because they were often sent to the principal's office and had to wait with me. Sometimes they were scared and would cry because they had been sent to the principal's office. I just talked to them. "
Van Sutphen said she saw changing times reflected in the students and school policies through the more than 30 years she worked at Mercer School
"At the beginning, girls had to wear skirts," she said. "When I first started children had to be dressed up more, but over the years they started wearing pants and shorts and things like that. There was no kindergarten classrooms when I first started, but I don't remember when they brought kindergarten children in. There were a lot of changes in activities in some of the things, especially in physical education and other classes. When I first started working they used the paddle but they had quit by the end of my time working there."
By Van Sutphen's estimation, she saw approximately 16,000 students come and go through the doors of Mercer School during her 32 tenure in the front office.
"I just loved watching the children grow up, see the changes in them," she said. "To me it was ideal. I couldn't have found a better job. I got to see a lot of their siblings come through after them as well. I got to know a lot of families. I have met so many people over the years. We had about 500 students over the years and times that by 32 years you meet a lot of people during that time period. I saw a lot of children of former students come back as well and got to watch their children grow up."
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McKniff will help to develop the group's policies and objectives involving local, state, and federal government affairs, as well as analyze proposed legislative actions and their potential impact on the Association. The group also says he will be monitoring legislative and regulatory activities and recommending Association positions.
"Legislative advocacy is one of the most important benefits we can offer to our members," said Richard Haggerty, the association's CEO. "Whether it's on a local, regional or national level, we are always looking out for the needs of home owners, home buyers and real estate professionals. We are excited to have Chris join our HGAR family, and look forward to working with him."
The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors is a not-for-profit trade association covering more than 9,000 real estate professionals doing business in Westchester, Putnam, Rockland and Orange counties.
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Previously, he worked with Karp & Kalamoutousakis of New York representing landlords in all phases of real estate litigation, and with the Catholic Charities, Progress of People Development Corp. in Brooklyn.
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MILLEDGEVILLE — The winners of the 2013 Baldwin High School Science Fair were announced Monday.
In the category of life science, first place went to Mick Chandler for 'Why Some Like It Hot,' second place went to Morgan Pendergast for 'Put A Cork In It,' third place went to Taryn FourBear and Neil Dayang for 'Hyped Up Night Thrills,' and honorable mentions went to Brentavious Cooper for 'Goldfish Training' and Hayley Horton and Julia Lewis for 'Healthy vs. Junky' in a tie.
Within the physical science projects, first place went to Keleigh McGill for 'Really Exact or Rayleigh Exact,' second place went to Morgan Crooms and Jolena Yao for 'The Chemistry of Crystallization,' and a third place tie went to Andrew Parker for 'Spatters that Matter' and Kaylee Keeton and Dylan Davis for 'Salt vs. Icy Roads.'
Students will compete at the regional science fair held at Georgia College next month.
Students also having the opportunity to represent Baldwin High at regionals include Ra'Kevia Cummings and Michelle Pham for 'Lip Balm Testing,' Ellis Van de Mark for 'AnGoals,' Mariah Manoylov for 'Just in Casein,' and Keeley Reynolds and Samaria Simmons for 'Balloon Bloom.'
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The Tremont School is an exciting new independent middle school. We opened our doors in September 2011 for 5th and 6th graders. This year we will add 7th grade. We will be adding a grade each year until reaching our full capacity as a school for grades 5 -12 in 2017.
The mission of the Tremont School is to provide an experiential education that focuses on social and emotional learning as well as academic excellence for a deliberately diverse group of students. Class size will be small and emphasis will be placed on providing students with a real context for their learning; a project-based, thematic curriculum that recognizes and respects individual differences, where an inclusive community of good friends and good citizens can develop and thrive.
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Both of the upcoming workshops begin at 7 p.m. at the following dates and locations:
- Tuesday, Nov. 27, at Gibbs High, 850 34th St. S, St. Petersburg
- Thursday, Nov. 29, at Countryside High, 3000, State Road 580, Clearwater
After you learn how to apply, you can learn more about the programs at Information Fairs, which give parents and students a chance to talk with school representatives. One of these fairs at Pinellas Park High will showcase programs throughout the county. Another will showcase programs in south county:
- Districtwide Information Fair — 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Dec. 1, at Pinellas Park High
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San Diego, CA (March 31, 2013) - IDW Publishing and DC Entertainment are pleased to announce the meeting of two of comics' greatest pulp heroes! Dave Stevens' high-flying Cliff Secord will finally cross paths with Will Eisner's iconic Denny Colt this summer in THE ROCKETEER/THE SPIRIT: PULP FRICTION! The four-issue series, taking off in July, will also pack quite the creative wallop, being written by multi-Eisner Award-winning scribe Mark Waid and drawn by the legendary Paul Smith!
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