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Time to buy stocks?
Global markets have weakened as the European debt crisis worsens, but US investors can take comfort in several positives.
It is said that opportunities are never lost -- someone else will catch the one you miss. And the saying remains true in the equity market. No one wants to miss a good opportunity to make exceptional profits.
So, is this the time to take the plunge? Or should we wait for the markets to fall further?
Well, considering the increasing concerns related to the European economy, it's hard to predict the direction of market movement. However, given the significant exposure of U.S. banks to weak European countries, it would be difficult for the country to escape unscathed.
So with the debt crisis picture in the eurozone getting dirtier, the risk of another major worldwide stock market slump is sky high. Coupled with our own unrelenting problems -- high unemployment, sluggish economic growth and sharply sliding consumer confidence -- the European crisis is already reflecting in U.S. stock market, making the valuation of many U.S. blue-chip stocks look attractive. But a question continues to nag: Are we closer to the beginning of a new slump than the end?
Many analysts are saying that the European crisis could even shape into a bigger slump than the latest U.S. recession. But a bigger recession in Europe does not necessarily mean a similar slump in the U.S. In fact, in the U.S., things are more concrete and transparent now with proactive government and regulatory measures. Like before, the chance of a sudden breakdown is quite unlikely as all eyes are on pre-problem situations.
Not much cause for concern
Currently, the global stock market has come crashing down close on the heels of the deepening European sovereign debt crisis. But even if the crisis in Europe deepens further, the aftershock will probably not be able to shatter the U.S. economy to a great extent. As part of its preparation, U.S. has already started taking precautionary measures.
According to data provided by Fitch Ratings, the 10 major U.S. money market funds have already reduced their exposure to European banks by about 9% in October. Also, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. chairman, Martin Gruenberg said last week that direct exposure of U.S. banks to the European debt crisis is limited.
So, the chance of the economy slipping back into recession is not as much as in Europe. We are not saying that the recent weak economic reports should be thrown in the trash, but there are several positives that will keep the economy afloat and your money safe.
There is a palpable weakness in several data, from manufacturing to consumer spending. In October, U.S. consumer spending growth dropped and manufacturers received lower orders, indicating a lower-than-expected fourth quarter GDP growth. Unemployment rate, which stood at 9%, was the primary reason for the lower consumer spending.
However, a quick recap of the recent years shows that corporate earnings have been at their strongest levels. Also, in the third quarter, FDIC insured banks earned the highest level of overall profit in more than four years. Plus, the October employment report showed improvement.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, non-farm payroll employment witnessed 80,000 job additions in October. Moreover, the total number of jobless Americans declined to 13.9 million from 14.0 million in September.
To sum up, though we keep hearing heated talks on the possibility of a double-dip recession, there are no major issues (like the well-known housing or credit crunch) to be scared of, or no reason to stay away from the market.
Has the market tanked?
It's hard to gauge whether the market has bottomed out or whether a further downside is lurking around the corner. There's seemingly no end to bad news, though one keeps guessing if the major damage is finally done.
We don't expect any explosive news to uncover over the next few years. Actually, the major class action lawsuits and stricter regulations against risky U.S. companies have reduced the chance of their collapse to a great extent.
However, opportunities to buy good stocks at attractive price won't appear at once. There could be further downside corrections. But if you don't start investing now, you may miss the boat.
Recall missed opportunity
The latest recession that started as a subprime credit issue in the U.S. mortgage market in 2007 gave investors good opportunities to make huge profits from stock markets. Many of the blue-chip stocks significantly lost their values. But the flow of negative news did not stop and investors were scared to enter the market.
When recovery showed, investors took it as a passing phase and waited for the stocks to touch their previous lows. That's the common investor psychology that prevents entry into the market at the right time.
With time, the scenario changed, the economy recovered and the stocks bounced back. Investors started regaining their confidence on many of the popular U.S. stocks. IBM (IBM), Caterpillar (CAT), E. I. du Pont de Nemours (DD), Walt Disney (DIS), American Express (AXP), Intel (INTC), Apple (AAPL), Amazon(AMZN) and Wells Fargo (WFC) recovered at least 100% from their 2008-2009 price levels.
You may have missed your chance to enter the stock market in 2008-2009. And if that makes you a grief-stricken investor, opportunity is just about to knock at your door again.
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The market has been falling almost non-stop for the last several trading sessions. Moreover, almost all the technical indicators show that it is still way ahead of its oversold state. Also, sentiment readings are weak primarily due to concerns related to Europe.
However, we do not see this as the time to panic and hold back investments. On the contrary, with declining unemployment claims, stabilizing home prices, stronger auto sales, increasing consumer borrowing and continued low interest rates, confidence in U.S. recovery stays strong, even as the domestic dome as well as global negative cues pull the market down.
As a matter of fact, we think this fall in the stock market allows more buying opportunities once again after 2008-2009. This is actually the right time to enter the market by investing in blue-chip stocks with every fall.
But when the direction of the market movement is uncertain to some extent and the price range has chances of falling further, cost averaging with small investments would be the best strategy. So, don't hurry to empty your pocket.
We would suggest adding large-cap stocks with a Zacks No. 1 Rank (Strong Buy) to your portfolio at this point. Since inception in 1988, Zacks No. 1 Rank stocks have generated an average annual return of 28%. During the 2000–2002 bear market, Zacks No. 1 Rank stocks gained 43.8%, while the S&P 500 tumbled 37.6%.
If you see the history, many blue-chip stocks significantly lost their value, some were even about to fail. But those who bet on them were highly rewarded.
To make this long story short, here's a thought from Warren Buffett: "We simply attempt to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearful."
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Sandwich School District Does Away With Fees For Bus, High School Parking
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The school district has nixed a plan to charge bus and parking fees for Sandwich students in the coming school year. That piece of good news for parents of Sandwich students was announced by Superintendent C. Richard Canfield during Wednesday's school committee meeting.
Dr. Canfield told the committee that he had been informed by Sandwich Public Schools Business Manager Michelle J. Austin that the town will be receiving $6.5 million in Chapter 70 state school aid.
That new amount represents $132,400 more than the school expected to receive.
The additional money will now be used to eliminate the transportation fees that had been announced as part of the budget for the coming school year, Dr. Canfield said.
The transportation fees had been adopted earlier this year when the school committee was faced with closing a $300,000 budget gap. As they tried to balance next year's budget, the school committee was confronted with either imposing fees or cutting staff or programs.
The majority of committee members expressed their dislike of fees, which former school committee chairman Shaun P. Cahill likened to another tax on families already over-burdened financially. However, the committee was even more opposed to reducing staff and programs offered to students.
At that point, the budget already called for cutting four full-time staff positions.
In March, the committee reluctantly agreed to impose a $100 bus fee for students in grades 7 through 12. Students who drove to the high school would have to pay a $100 fee for a parking sticker. The $100 fee would have covered both bus and parking, so if a student could not drive to school for some reason—a bad weather day, for instance—they would have the option of riding the bus.
Ms. Austin said that to arrive at a balanced budget, the goal had been to raise $140,000 through the transportation fee. She said that the entire $132,400 will be allocated to eliminate that fee, which will leave a shortfall of $7,600.
Dr. Canfield assured the committee that the school administration will be able to find a way to cover that $7,600.
To reach their balanced budget, the school committee had also increased activity fees by $20 per student, per year, for grades 7 through 12, and tapped into School Choice funds that traditionally would have been set aside for the 2014 school year.
Committee member Robert P. Catalini asked Dr. Canfield that he consider using some of the Chapter 70 funding to roll back the $20 increase in activity fees.
"I would just like to be fair and consistent across the board in terms of fees," Mr. Catalini said.
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It is good to see that the School Committee and Superintendent are working to keep costs down for our families with school age children. I am concerned as to how Dr. Canfield will pay for all that is on his "plate". What plans does the School Committee have for funding the anticipated settlement with Dr. Johnson? I believe, through her attorney, Dr. Johnson is asking for $300,000 plus damages. As I recall, the Town's insurance provider paid one-half of the settlement with Dr. Johnson's Assist. Supt. (who was hired then left go for an alleged lack of funds). If we use the $300,000 figure, then the School Committee will have to find $150,000 in the Johnson matter. Where is the funding for this in the budget? Will the School Committee be reinstating these fees? If the insurance provider walks away from the table..... will the Town be asked to make up the difference? Will the settlement include Dr. Johnson's legal costs? Many more questions than answers here... and they are all expensive. I can only imagine the frustration that our teachers and staff feels watching the budget spent on legal fees and salary payments to non-existent staff. Let's hope the "Dr. Johnson Matter" is settled quickly with minimal impact on our students. If Dr. Canfield can accomplish this, there is a job waiting for him in Washington.
The School Committee that overturned Dr. Johnson's contract renewal had an agenda and knowingly followed it regardless of the consequences. The selectman I contacted said they were powerless to intervene in the disaster as it unfolded. Weak government at it's best. If there is any justice, Dr. Johnson will get all she is seeking and Sandwich tax payers will be on the hook for it. Is it fair to the taxpayers? It is hard to say because the School Committee and Selectmen are elected by a majority vote among those that voted. It is probably the population that didn't vote that should be chastised the most. Common sense did not prevail in this situation and the townspeople are responsible for the government they get wether they vote or not. Remember this during the next elections for the School Committee and the Selectmen.
The question remains: Where was Town Counsel and the School Board's Counsel when this decision was made? Don't blame the taxpayers.... There are HIGHLY COMPENSATED professionals who are hired to act in the best interest of the Town. In this case they punted the ball away and we ended with an opinion from an Assistant District Attorney who is not experienced. Yes, we the Taxpayers will take it on the chin again. Don't blame the victims.

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The Triangle is booming in almost every single way, and it's no different in the real estate market. But in historic parts of Chapel Hill, there's a growing concern that all of the new homeowners might be changing history in the process.
Cheri Szcodronski is the executive director of Preservation Chapel Hill and gave WNCN a tour of most of the historic neighborhoods. She explained, "We just want people to think about development before it happens."
She's worried that too many of the homes are losing their historic qualities when homeowners start expanding and renovating to a more modern style.
"Some of them blend in beautifully with the original buildings and the original character, but others are significantly changing those buildings and that character," Szcodronski said.
One of the historic neighborhoods that has seen a big change over the last two decades is Gimghoul. Jim White has lived in the neighborhood since the 1970s.
"People's attitude is: "It's my property, I can do whatever I want to with it.' And the answer is, no you can't," White said.
White said he's served on the Historic District Commission for about 10 years and said for the most part, Gimghoul has remained intact, save a few changes.
"A few of the additions that people have put on are too big for my taste," White said. "There are some that you drive through the neighborhood and think, 'That's a little bit weird.' But not too many."
Preservation Chapel Hill believes historic districts like Gimghoul and Franklin Rosemary are becoming endangered. The contrast between the modern and the historic is too stark, taking away from the charm and history of the neighborhoods.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance now says that public schools found enough savings to offset a $450 million reduction in state aid.
The Alliance issued updated findings Monday to results first released in 2012. They showed that the 2011 Act 10 public union bargaining limits saved public schools about two-thirds of the aid they lost.
Since then, the alliance says schools have found enough savings to make up for the cuts in general.
Act 10 ended collective bargaining by school unions, except for wages at or below inflation. Employees were also ordered to pay more for their health insurance and retirement.
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Whodda thunk it? Real Housewives of Atlanta star NeNe Leaks is a card-carrying member of Team Teresa Giudice. Weird. Apparently NeNe thinks that since Melissa Gorga came onto The Real Housewives of New Jersey after Teresa, she should be more respectful. After NeNe trashed Brandi Glanville on Watch What Happens Live: NeNe One-On-One, she told Andy Cohen:
I feel for Teresa because there's something about being the first one in. When you're the first one in on one of these shows and somebody comes behind you, it's sort of like, "Hold on, you need to respect the veteran. I was here first. You need to play on my territory." So I kind of sided with Teresa in that area. Melissa, you came on her show. So you watched her on television and you wanted to be on the show like she was. No, girl, take a seat now! You're not a veteran.
While I do understand where NeNe is coming from -- there is a slight pecking order on the Housewives shows -- there is also a thing called human decency. And just because someone has been on a show longer than another person, it doesn't give them the right to act completely rudely to them. And let's not forget, Teresa and Melissa's personal history far exceeds their professional history. These two have had problems for years now. RHONJ only documented it (and, yes, probably exacerbated it, as well).
If NeNe wants to be on Team Teresa because she thinks Melissa Gorga is in the wrong, fine. Makes sense. But if she likes Teresa better because she has more longevity on the show than Melissa -- that's really lame.
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Veterans! Really! Please the only reason these people are still on the show is because they are all DYSFUNCTIONAL. NeNe with her Rabid Dog attitude. And Teresa with her REALLY POOR marriage and delusional take on the truth and lets not forget the real housewives of Miami those women don't pull punches. And everyone knows that Miss USA is only a tittle for Sports Illustrated swim suit addition. Being a Veteran on any one of these shows shouldn't be worn as a medal of honor by any means. But the newest Show Married to Medicine really shows how the doctor wives should be kept hidden. WOW I'd have to change doctors or better yet just move to another state
That is LAME. NeNe needs to have a seat and STFU because she is NOT The Boss or The Star or The Pimp (her words not mine) Look what happened to her little show that she bragged about. Same thing could happen to the other shows. She needs to get off her NeNe pedestal that she thinks shes on..Shes not all that or a bag of chips.


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If being diagnosed with a deadly infection wasn't devastating enough, one local man has discovered his insurance won't cover the life-saving treatment available.
Now, he is not only battling to survive fungal meningitis, but he is also battling red tape with his hospital and insurance company.
The best shot at survival for the hundreds of patients across the country who have contracted fungal meningitis after receiving a steroid injection of tainted medicine out of the New England Compounding Center is a specialized anti-fungal treatment.
That treatment can take months, can come with serious side effects and it is costly.
Nashville attorney Randy Kinnard represents 20 local families impacted by the fungal meningitis outbreak. He said he has never seen anything like it.
"This is the most extreme situation I have ever seen," said Kinnard.
It is especially extreme one client who finds himself at odds with his government insurance.
"We have a client who the hospital and the doctor have said, 'it's time for you to go home.' But they want him to go home with an IV in place, receiving anti-fungal medication. And the trap for this family is Medicare right now is refusing to pay for that home therapy," Kinnard said.
The medicine that could save the man's life could leave him with thousands of dollars in medical bills.
"They're facing thousands of dollars in bills, because this medicine is very expensive. And they don't know what to do right now. They're caught in a trap right now, and we're working with them trying to figure out how we can help them get the therapy without paying thousands of dollars for it," Kinnard said.
Channel 4 News attempted to contact a spokesperson for Medicare on Thursday about this story, but we were told they will not be able to get back with us for two business days.
Kinnard said, so far, his clients include three families of patients who have died from fungal meningitis as well as another patient who has been paralyzed and another who is very sick.
So far, Kinnard's firm has filed two lawsuits against the New England Compounding Center, which health experts believe produced the medication responsible for the nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak.
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Edison has a lot to be desired. The principal there is great, but that does not reflect the attitudes of the rest of the staff. My son's teacher is rude and has a 'thats not my problem' attitude about everything. I am happy my son got into the dual language program, but I hope that after kindergarten the rest of the teachers in the program will be willing to be friendly with parents and put effort into the education of the students. Every time I interact with the school I feel as though Im inconveniencing them.
I love Edison Elementary. Mr. Kanard is a wonderful Principal and the staff are are very friendly. The low test scores have little to do with the quality of teachers that are at the school. There are a lot of low income students whose first language is not English. This creates a big problem for trying to convey the subject matter to those students. Our daughter attends Edison and we have been pleased with her education. I know her teachers care about her and want her to learn. I also substitute teach at Edison quite often and prefer to teach at Edison verses the other low income schools in the district.
I was very happy with Edison. My kids loved school there. Everyone on staff is very friendly and helpful. They seem to be doing a great job educating students. I was really happy about how much my kids learned there.
It is unacceptable to me for this school to be getting a failing grade! I would definitely not send my children here again! If you care about your children s education do your research. Edison rate the lowest of all kennewick elementary schools.
We had our house for sale because my kids went to Edison and it was pretty bad. That was until Ted Mansfield arrived on the scene. He and another former principal brought organization and structure to Edison. The teachers were pushed to expect more and teach more. It is hard to believe what he accomplished in only one year with us. Our scores and good behavior both sky-rocketed. We took our house off the market and stayed because it was so much better. Bill D. parent
I think that this is a good school, I have 3 kids going there now and they seem to be doing quite well. The teachers are great, they are very helpful in communicating with me. I think that the level of your kids success starts at home. School is the place to learn, but needs to be continued at home. Parents need to get involved and I think that is why I like the school, I know the teachers and they know me.
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Villa completes $10M capital campaign
St. Joseph's Villa recently completed its five-year, $10-million capital campaign, which funded improvements to campus safety, accessibility and infrastructure. Known as the "Believing Is Seeing Campaign," this was the first large-scale fundraising campaign undertaken by the Villa in its 178-year history.
With the support of 510 campaign donors—one-third of whom gave to the Villa for the first time—the amount raised totaled more than $10.7 million. All donors were invited to witness the public unveiling of the campaign total and walkway stones set in their honor Sept. 27 at a celebration on the Villa grounds.
"The Villa's transformation literally paves the way for new and exciting opportunities to better serve the region's most at-risk and disadvantaged populations for generations to come," said Kathleen Burke Barrett, chief executive officer of St. Joseph's Villa.
The campaign helped to fund:
• a new perimeter road and pedestrian avenue to separate pedestrians from high-volume vehicular traffic and safely connect campus resources;
• increased handicapped accessibility across campus;
• a new underground infrastructure and fiber optic technology;
• a renovation of the gymnasium;
• a new culinary arts center that trains students in life and career skills;
• restoration of the central garden and green spaces to promote modern practices in outdoor learning and therapy.
Gayton Baptist Church dedicates new outreach center
The John Rolfe YMCA and Gayton Baptist Church have partnered in an effort to bring greater health and wellness opportunities to the community.
Through this partnership, the John Rolfe Y will run Youth Winter Sports programs, including basketball and indoor soccer, in Gayton's newly renovated $5.5 million outreach center that features a new gymnasium, youth and teen space, social space with café, meeting space and full service commercial kitchen. > Read more.
Henricus Historical Park to host Publick Day Sept. 20
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Henricus Historical Park will commemorate its anniversary during Publick Day, a signature annual event that celebrates the establishment of the second successful English settlement in the New World. In September 1611, Sir Thomas Dale, along with soldiers, tradesmen and farmers, ventured from Jamestown to create the Citie of Henricus. Leaders of Henricus developed the first English hospital, chartered the first college in North America, established tobacco as the first cash crop in Virginia, and created a place where Pocahontas lived and met John Rolfe.
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As part of its 30th anniversary year and partnership with the Children's Museum of Richmond, Commonwealth Parenting will present a six-part RVA Parents Forum Series to address some of the toughest issues confronting parents.
Parenting experts and family educators will tackle topics ranging from bullying to alcohol, sex to divorce, and technology and stress. Parents will learn how to identify potential problems.
"We're excited about bringing this much-needed forum series to parents in central Virginia. Through our valuable partnership with Commonwealth Parenting, we can have a deeper impact in the community through parent and caregiver education," said Karen Coltrane, president and CEO of the Children's Museum of Richmond. > Read more.
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It's a film about Bob Ladouceur, coach of the De La Salle High Spartans, a California high school football team with 12 consecutive undefeated seasons (a staggering 151 games won in a row).
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The trio includes former Bulldog backcourt standout Dennis Springs (Toledo, Ohio/Scott) along with twin brothers Carlton and Corey Epps (Benton Harbor). All three players were key members of the Blast's 2006 squad that reached the IBL Final Four in the team's expansion season.
The 5-6 Springs, who concluded his collegiate eligibility by leading FSU to its second consecutive NCAA Division II National Tournament appearance in March of 2006, ranked among the league's scoring leaders last year (21.7 points per game) and was recognized as a 2006 IBL All-Star in his initial professional season.
The IBL, which played its inaugural season in the spring and summer of 2005, is the newest professional basketball league designed around the concept of a faster, more skilled game. Specifically, the IBL speeds up time between play with a 22-second shot clock, immediate inbounds and allows fewer timeouts. The absence of dead time typically leads to a faster and more entertaining high-scoring game where skilled players shine. The IBL scoring average per team in its first two seasons was over 126 points per game.
The Holland Blast, who will be coached this season by first-year head coach and former Grand Valley State men's basketball coach Terry Smith, will officially open the 2007 season at home this Friday (March 23) against the Chicago Heights Soliders with tipoff set for 7:15 p.m. (ET) inside the Holland Civic Center. The league, which is comprised of 26 teams in regional clusters, will feature four squads in Michigan this season including the locations of Holland, Grand Rapids, Lansing and Battle Creek.
A 2005-06 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Great Lakes Region All-District First Team and Daktronics All-Great Lakes Region Second Team selection, Springs joined the Epps brothers as members of last year's Holland Blast team upon the conclusion of Ferris State's season. The 6-2 Epps twins were among the franchise's first additions for the league's 2006 campaign after helping Springs guide FSU to the NCAA-II Sweet Sixteen as collegiate seniors in 2004-05.
The 5-6 Springs, who led the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) in assists (5.74 apg) as a senior and ranked as the league's third-leading scorer (16.8 ppg), was honored as a first-team All-GLIAC North Division selection in 2005-06. Springs' career average of 6.2 assists per game ranks tied for 17th place all-time in NCAA Division II history and is the GLIAC's top career performance average. His 713 career assists not only ranks as the school's top figure, but also presently is listed 13th on the all-time NCAA Division II assists leaders list. Springs was honored as both Ferris State's Most Valuable Player and Defensive Player Award recipient during the 2005-06 campaign and claimed FSU's 2005-06 Dean Davenport "Bulldog of the Year" Award as the school's most outstanding male student-athlete.
The two-time (2003-04 & 2004-05) GLIAC North Division Second Team honoree compiled 28 double-figure scoring outings as a collegiate senior and currently is listed among the school's all-time performers in five statistical categories, including ninth in scoring with 1,504 career points. Springs received GLIAC North Division All-Defensive Team kudos for the third-straight season and picked up GLIAC All-Tournament Team recognition last year. During his playing career, Springs led Ferris to back-to-back GLIAC North Division Championships (2003-04 & 2004-05), guided FSU to a runner-up league regular-season finish last year and directed the Bulldogs to consecutive NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament appearances. He was the conference's assists leader three of his four collegiate seasons.
A two-time (2004-05) All-GLIAC North Division First Team honoree, Carlton Epps concluded his collegiate career ranked among the school's all-time leaders in scoring (1,544), rebounds (454), steals (270), assists (250), free throw percentage (.820), three-point field goal percentage (.426), made three-pointers (240) and blocked shots (53). In addition to posting school career records for three-pointers and steals, he also notched single-season marks with 102 treys, 95 steals and a .883 free throw percentage as a senior in 2004-05.
Carlton Epps became only the sixth player in Bulldog history to score over 600 points in a campaign during the 2004-05 season as he finished the year with 602 total points. The two-time (2003-05) GLIAC North Division All-Defensive Team pick also attained Daktronics All-Great Lakes Region First Team kudos in addition to being named to the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional All-Tournament Team and the National Association of Basketball Coaches Division II Great Lakes Region All-District First Team.
Corey Epps was presented with FSU's Defensive Player of the Year Award following his senior campaign in 2004-05. Corey had his best season in a Bulldog uniform as a senior, evidenced by his personal career-highs in scoring (309), field goals (112), rebounds (97), three-pointers (57), assists (82), steals (63) and blocked shots (11) in his final collegiate campaign. He finished his career with 876 points, 305 rebounds, 232 assists, 149 made three-pointers and 176 steals. Corey presently ranks fourth in school history in both career steals and three-point field goals made.
The Ferris men's basketball team registered its fourth-straight GLIAC Tournament appearance in 2006-07 under fifth-year head coach Bill Sall and concluded the year with a 10-18 overall record. The Bulldogs placed tied for third in the GLIAC North Division regular-season standings with a 8-10 league slate this campaign after advancing to the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional Tournament the previous two seasons.


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Lancaster University is leading an international research network which could shape the way in which we use our mobile phones in the future.
Mobile games researcher Dr. Paul Coulton is leading the Nokia Mobile Experiences Group which explores new uses for mobile phones which go way beyond just texting, phoning and taking photographs.
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Dr. Coulton said: "If you look in any café, bar or bus stop you can see people using their phones in a way which isolates them from people in their immediate vicinity. We are in the habit of texting and phoning people on the move, creating a little cyber bubble around us where ever we go.
"We are interested in looking at other ways of using existing and emerging mobile technology in a more sociable way, to bring people together with their immediate environment and the people around them."
Ideas in development include games which combine 'tilt' sensors and GPS with augmented reality, enabling players to play games on their phone, either individually or with a group interacting with their real environment and a type of interactive installation known as Mash Reality.
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Nokia Mobile Experiences Group Members are: Lancaster University; Technical University of Denmark (DTU) ; University of Aarhus, Denmark ;New York University, ITP ; Parsons: The New School for Design, New York; Helsinki University of Art & Design; Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich; Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab.
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Filmmaker and surfer based out of St. Augustine Florida. Drew loves motion pictures. Watching them, shooting them, talking about them, he loves it all. An avid surfer and lover of music, many of his personal projects (which he has a lot of) revolve around these two passions. A true workhorse behind the lens, Drew will shoot all day long then go straight into the editing room. Drew is inspired by thrift stores, wave riding, and iced coffee.
Film synopsis: Summer slide in North Florida. Fresh fruit, burnt noses, beach sleeps and all the good feelings we could muster up. Florida is not a super flashy place. It is the simplicity of sessions like this that make our beaches our home. This video features style and grace from lady sliders Lauren Hill and Lisa Autrey. Other notable surfers include Chris Tincher and Nick Collins as well as Dave Rastovich who enjoys Florida's offerings on a borrowed log. With no Budget and zero expectations the goal of this short film is to document friends and capture the essence of a beautiful day with nothing to do but surf with yer buds.
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Cos We Can (Clare Plueckhahn & Fran Derham) – So It Goes
Cos We Can are a team of content creators telling stories through words, stills and film. Clare shoots and I (Fran) write. We both create and produce. At the moment we're working on a new feature and a couple of short films. If we're not at our computers, we're in the ocean, at the movies or on a mountain. You can look at more of Clare's work here and read more of Fran's dribble here. If you really want to get to know us, follow us on twitter: Fran, and Clare, stalk them on Facebook or our Korduroy TV Blog and keep up to date with all the behind the scenes action.
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After over 10 years working in high finance, Anna Jerstrom went on vacation to Costa Rica in the fall of 2009 and she fell in love, not with a man, but with surfing. She went back to London where she was working at the time, packed her bags, quit her job and moved to Costa Rica to immerse herself in her newfound passion. Water Warriors is Anna's first venture as a film maker, and the project was inspired by a short article Anna wrote for a magazine about the Calavera girls. Anna founded Calavera in 2010 to provide water women all over the world with both a superior technical product in order for them to perform and excel in their passion without distractions of bad gear, and also to represent the "new woman", the athlete rather than the beach bunny. Part of Anna's mission through Calavera is to show the world how hard these women work to pursue their dream of riding that wave of their lives.
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Meet the Maker #6
Chris Grant – Danielle Burt: Chapter 2
Danielle Burt: Chapter Two: In the summer of 2004 Danielle Burt was involved in a motorcycle accident that left her with collapsed lungs, dozens of broken bones, six weeks in a coma, and ultimately, the loss of her right leg. Following a lengthy healing and recovery process, Danielle's heart turned toward the ocean. After gathering some spare parts to create a functional "surf leg," she caught her first waves and was immediately hooked on surfing. Danielle Burt: Chapter Two celebrates an incredibly positive human being, a great surfer, and a hero to virtually everyone she meets.


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Urban style, seamlessly loop-ready song, with a strange chord progression, performed on synthesizers (synth strings, synth accordion, fast lead synth, bass and drums) expressing mystery, a state of investigation in a rainy night. Suitable for comic/spy style videos, on hold music, etc.
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The Department of Small and Local Business Development has just one enforcement agent monitoring the city's program aimed at helping local businesses land D.C. construction contacts.
Brendon Miller, director of public affairs for the department, told The Washington Examiner on Monday that the department only a single employee working to ensure that businesses adhere to Certified Business Enterprise agreements.
"Is there enough happening in compliance monitoring?" Miller asked. Answering his own question, he said, "The answer is no."
Knowing that, a new report by the city's auditor's office should not come as much of a surprise. It found that 168 out of 247 private development projects with CBE agreements with the city did not filed expenditure reports in fiscal year 2012. That leaves the city with a significantly diminished ability to dole out the appropriate penalties to companies violating requirements of the program, which earns the businesses preferential treatment in getting city contracts, or to assess the program's impact on the local economy.
The Department of Small and Local Business Development has not assessed any penalties for violations of Certified Business Enterprise agreements, according to the auditor's report.
"Penalties vary between CBEAs, but they are often up to 25% of the total CBE expenditure goal, which in some cases amounts to possible penalties of over $1 million," the report reads.
Miller did not contest the report's findings.
"The data that ... D.C.'s auditors used is all from our online system," he said.
The report renewed a call made in reports dating back to 2010 for the department to "verify the status of the projects and establish standard procedures for notifying [the auditor's office] of the status of construction projects."
Miller says the department plans to improve its enforcement efforts. It has begun to publish job openings, he said.
"We're going to be adding 10 new people to do compliance monitoring," Miller said. "We'll be adding people this year."
The report also found that fewer than half of developers with CBE agreements had met with the city auditor's office as required.


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One of the most appealing things about Polar Bear Club has always been frontman Jimmy Stadt's guttural growl, which sounds like something that might come out of an angry boar's mouth if it was about to gore you to death (and also had a pretty good sense of melody). But Stadt's voice sounds different, really different, on their latest effort, Death Chorus. So different, in fact, that Stadt actually put out a statement regarding his vocals the day before the record was released, saying that his voice had changed and that his usual snarl now sounds like "pissy, hot garbage."
The change was noticeable enough on the album's first two singles, "Blood Balloon" and "Upstate Mosquito," that fans started – what else? – whining about it on the Internet. If they had only waited to hear the full record, listeners could have experienced just how well Stadt's new singing style fits in with the music on Death Chorus. While the album is somewhat of a departure for these upstate New York punks, far poppier and more digestible than their earlier material, it's also some of the most fun, shameless rock music to come out in 2013.
Featuring triumphant guitars and speedy drums, "Blood Balloon" and "Graph Paper Glory Days" kick off the record with gusto. These tracks, like many others throughout Death Chorus, are surprisingly reminiscent of the early-2000′s pop-punk on Saves the Day's In Reverie, or even Something Corporate's Leaving Through the Window. "WLWYCD," another standout on the album, would have felt just as comfortable in 2003 as it does today.
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It's the anniversary of 9/11, and I'm doing my best to stay media dark. I unintentionally get emotional and don't want to be a sobsack today. A lot people are sharing that moment that they learned about the towers getting hit and I felt like I wanted to share, but mine is a little weird, as usual.
We'll go back about 2 weeks before the travesty that rocked our nation to it's core-to my dreams. Granted, I normally have insane dreams that involve wrestling alligators or purple dragons. Ever so often, I have a dream that just shakes me and just sticks in my head for days. I can't be for sure of the exact date, but I beleive it was roughly 2 weeks prior to 9/11.
My dream was simple. I was in madrigal practice in our choir room and all of us were sitting in chairs in various circles throughout the room. Everyone was kind of grey and blurred, but I remember distinctly hearing a girl that was a year old than I, Beth Park, say, "How could they do this? I don't understand how someone could do this." I remember feeling sick in the dream, like nothing was right and the world was spinning to fast. That's all I really remembered the next day and it really bothered me and ate at my brain for the next few days. I then in my normal fashion, promptly forgot about it.
The morning of September 11th, I was on my way to school. Late. I was driving my silver 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee and listening to the radio. All of the sudden in the middle of a song, the DJ comes on in an excited almost yelling voice, "The WTC has been hit by a plane! Oh my God! Oh my God! The tower in New York has been hit!" My heart stopped about a block away from school. I hurriedly parked and ran to a few of my friends and asked if they had heard. I'm sure I didn't make much sense. When I get excited and try to communicate, I often don't make much sense. We all went to class as the tardy bell sounded and seconds after sitting in my cold desk the loud speaker announced to turn our televisions on NOW. We sat in horror as we watched the second plane hit. My stomach turned and my eyes welled up. I knew the death was reigning down on New York and it's inhabitants. My head started swirling with thoughts and the next few classes were nothing but the TV being on and people talking. Then the bell rang for my next class, madrigals. I didn't think anything of it until I heard Beth Park say," How could they do this? I don't understand how someone could do this." I sad there in a stunned stupor as my dream came rushing into my head. I couldn't believe it.
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I do a great deal of thinking in my car, well, when I'm not jamming out and having red light concerts.
It's the most quiet time in my day. Maybe not the quietest, but the most focused-Lord knows I'm not much for concentration. I was sitting in traffic today trying to will the person in front of me to move and I started thinking about things that I wish were part of my car. I'm not talking about leather seats or a sunroof, which would be cool, but something more useful.
1. I think all cars should come standard with a voice dictation software. Not to get all Knightrider, but a way to safely put thoughts down. Trying to type these things in on a cell phone or write them down can kill you, and we all know that death is a bad thing. There would be ranges of uses, your neo-hippie writing addict would use it for expressing their emotions at a moments notice. Social media addicts could totes grumble on facebook or twitter that the guy in front of them is allergic to the speed limit without lifting a finger. Professional yuppie people could use it for legit business purposes, pssh, whatever-who would want that?!
I mean, come on, this should happen! We've all seen the internet videos about the dangers of texting and driving. I know I've tried to write something down before I forget it and wind up going the non-right way on a one way street.( I'm embellishing there, I've never done that. Yet.)
2.) A tiny fridge to keep my beverages chilled. I know, I know, they have little ones you can plug into your DC (cigarette) adapter (as evidenced here: http://www.amazon.com/BLUE-FRIDGE-COOLER-WARMER-OFFICE/dp/B001EA0X0M), but I don't want to have to make the decision between a tasty cold soda and charging my cell phone! How much better would a long commute or even a road trip be if you could just reach into your handy little car fridge and enjoy a root beer? There would be less road rage for sure. That opinion is based solely on the whole "give the world a coke" movement.
Anyway, these are just 2 random ideas that I think should happen in the vehicle industry to make a daily drive so much more made of awesome.
There are so many ways to say thank you, and I've spent the past few weeks digesting the word. It all started a little while ago when I was with some very dear friends and we were working on art projects. I received a compliment on what I was doing, and in my usual fashion, brushed it off because, well, I didn't think what I was doing was all that great. I was told to be quiet, and say thank you. I was a little stunned, but in a good way. That, "wow, I' m coming off as a jerk and I'm not being very grateful for the wonderful statement just made to me" kind of way. So, I said thank you and I really meant it. It wasn't about me or what I thought. I was appreciative of the comment, full of thanks and gratitude. So, I wanted to really look at the phrase "Thank you".
The origin of our English word is most likely from the german word danke, which got jumbled a bit in Middle English to become the word we all know and love as "Thank".
*side note*I love the etymology of a word) *end side note*
The word can be used in all parts of speech and is defined as:
—Idioms5.have oneself to thank, to be personally to blame; have the responsibility: The citizens have only themselves to thank for corruption in government.6.thanks to, because of; owing to: Thanks to good organization and hard work, the benefit concert was a great success.7. thank you, (used interjectionally to express gratitude, appreciation, or acknowledgment, as for a gift, favor, service, or courtesy).Basically, a whole bunch of gratitude, huh?Take a second to chew on the word, roll it around in your mouth like a delicious steak that you've just taken a bite of and it's divine. That's how I think the word should feel coming out of our mouths. Not literally like a tasty food, but juicy and savory.How often is the word thanks thrown around? Don't get me wrong, I've got beef with a lot of phrases that just bounce around like a kid on WAY too much Kool-Aid, but thank you? We tell each other thanks for doing this! Thanks for showing up! You just insulted me? Thanks! We even end emails in it. Granted, if it's a word to say without thinking about it- it's not a bad choice. I'm challenging myself to say it with gusto! Say it like I mean it, not just as a placeholder word or because it is appropriate.I want to not dust off a compliment, favor, or service like it's dust on my shoulder.But because my heart is full of gratitude. I want to be thanks-full.Yeah, you saw that pun. Sorry.
Crunchy leaves make the most satisfying sounds when you step on them. It's one of my favorite parts of this time of year.
A lot of people that I know will mark fall as their favorite time of year, especially in this area. I agree to some degree, the trees look they are on fire sprinkled on the sides of mountains. It's absolutely breathtaking and inspiring.As I crunched along tonight, I thought about it. Fall is actually pretty depressing. The trees start to change color as the leaves die, getting ready for a rejuvenating sleep. The animals get busy with preparations to keep themselves alive. There's always the potential that they didn't do enough or if they can't find their food, they'll die. The earth gets sleepy and quiet, slowing down. And yet we enjoy watching this preparation for sleep.
It just struck me as interesting.So, what's your favorite season?
I would most definitely go backpacking through Europe. Cliche, but to see the things I've seen in books would be beyond breathtaking.
Over the years, I have attempted to journal, blog, dear diary my thoughts/opinions/insanity and have failed. Why join Tumblr? If at first you don't succeed or something, I suppose.
Don't get me wrong, I love writing, and there is nothing more satisfying than being able to clearly and with some degree of organization, pour a little bit of your soul into the world/paper/interwebs. I rarely get this happiness, mostly due to myself. I am an incredible hurdle to self fulfillment or that's what I'm told.
I hope that by not trying to be a quote-unquote blogger, that I might actually attempt to sort out my tangled whimsical brain-and possible make myself or you laugh along the way. I may even get to scratch some things off my bucket list from this catalyst.
So, cheers, to this beginning of the end.


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First-Time Freshmen
For Fall 2014, it is important to review the following important update.
All first-time freshman applicants must apply during the initial admission application-filing period (October 1 through November 30 for fall) to be considered for admission. SAT or ACT scores are required regardless of GPA and must be received by CSU Fullerton. All subject matter requirements must have been completed by high school graduation. Subject matter requirements must be met with a C or better and may not be completed during the summer term immediately preceding fall admission.
Information on A-G high school course validation see Validation of High School Coursework.
Fullerton is an impacted campus for all first time freshmen. Impaction means that there are more applications for a campus than can be accommodated. In order to ensure that capacity is not exceeded, more rigorous standards are applied to the freshmen applicant pool. Impacted criteria may include local vs. out of local and major program impaction. This means that all freshmen applicants, whether in our local admissions area or outside of our local admissions area, and depending on major, must anticipate meeting higher levels of competition than the minimum
Eligibility Index required by the non-impacted campuses of the CSU. (The "Eligibility Index" is the result of a formula that combines your achievement in high school college preparatory courses with the results of the SAT I or ACT. Refer to Eligibility Index for details of how this index is calculated). The actual competition cannot be set until after the initial filing period has closed and we are able to assess the size and quality of the freshmen pool.
Areas of Impaction
There are three geographic areas of impaction:
- The local area- includes all high schools in Orange County, Walnut, Whittier, Chino Valley, Corona, Norco and Alvord School districts.
- Out of local area include all other areas of CA outside of those mentioned above.
- Out-of-state students, non-CA residents and international students fall into the third area of consideration. Please note the local area guidelines and the other CA area guidelines pertain to CA residents.
Local Area
Local admissions area freshmen will need to present a strong high school record, with appropriate courses and grades and good SAT or ACT scores. Depending on major, local freshmen may anticipate meeting higher levels of competition than the minimum Eligibility Index required by the non-impacted campuses of the CSU. Admission preference will be given to local freshmen. Local area freshman applicants are high school graduates within the geographic purple area depicted below.
To view our list of local high schools, see below.
- Ability Plus School
- Acaciawood School
- Aliso Niguel High School
- Anaheim Discovery Christian
- Anaheim High School
- Beckman, Arnold O High School
- Bethel Baptish Church Schools
- Bolsa Grande High School
- Brea Canyon High School
- Brea Olinda High School
- Brethren Christian HS
- Brethren Christian Jr-Sr HS
- Buena Park High School
- California High School
- Calvary Chapel High School
- Canyon High School
- Capistrano Connections Academy
- Capistrano Christian Schools
- Capistrano Valley High School
- Centennial High School
- Century High School
- Chino High School
- Chino Hills High School
- Chino Valley Christian Academy
- City Harvest Christian Academy
- Claremont High School
- Cornelia Connelly School
- Corona Del Mar High School
- Corona High School
- Costa Mesa High School
- Crean Lutheran South HS
- Crystal Cathedral High School
- Cypress High School
- Dana Hills High School
- Diamond Bar High School
- Don Antonio Lugo HS
- Early College High School
- Eastside Christian High School
- Edison High School
- El Dorado High School
- El Modena High School
- El Toro High School
- Eldorado Emerson Private School
- Eldorado School for the Gifted
- Eleanor Roosevelt High School
- Esperanza High School
- Fairmont Preparatory High School
- Faith Christian Academy
- Foothill High School
- Fountain Valley High School
- Frontier High School
- Fullerton Union High School
- Garden Grove High School
- Gilbert High School
- HOPE Christian Academy
- HOPE Christian HS
- Halstrom High School
- Hebrew Academy
- Hebrew Academy-Lubavitch
- Hector Godinez Fundamental HS
- Heritage Christian School
- Huntington Beach High School
- Integrity Christian School
- Irvine High School
- J Serra Catholic High School
- John F Kennedy High School
- Junipero Serra High School
- Katella High School
- Kings Academy The
- La Entrada HS
- La Habra High School
- La Quinta High School
- La Serna High School
- Laguna Beach High School
- Laguna Hills High School
- Lee V Pollard HS
- Liberty Christian School
- Loara High School
- Lorin Griset Academy
- Los Alamitos High School
- Los Amigos High School
- Lutheran High School Orange County
- Magnolia High School
- Marina High School
- Mater Dei High School
- Middle Coll High School
- Mission Viejo High School
- Newport Harbor High School
- Norco Senior High School
- Norte Vista Senior High School
- Northwood High School
- Nova Academy Early College HS
- Ocean View High School
- Orange Coast Middle Coll H.S.
- Orange County Christian School
- Orange County HS of the Arts
- Orange High School
- Orangewood Adventist Academy
- Oxford Academy
- Pacific Academy Irvine
- Pacific Coast High School
- Pacific Shores Pvt HS
- Pacifica High School
- Padre Pio Academy
- Parkview School
- Pioneer High School
- Rancho Alamitos High School
- Redeemer Christian HS
- Rosary High School
- Ruben S Ayala Sr High School
- Saddleback Christian Academy
- Saddleback High School
- Saddleback Valley Christian School
- Sage Hill School
- Saint Margarets Episcopal School
- Saint Michaels Coll Prep HS
- Saint Paul High School
- Saints of Glory School
- San Clemente High School
- San Joaquin High School
- San Juan Hills HS
- Santa Ana High School
- Santa Fe High School
- Santa Margarita High School
- Santiago High School
- Savanna High School
- Segerstrom High School
- Servite High School
- Silverado High School
- Sonora High School
- Southern California Chrstn H S
- Southlands Christian High School
- Sovereign Grace Academy
- Spirit Academy
- St Michael the Archangel Academy
- Sunny Hills High School
- Tarbut V'Torah High School
- Tesoro High School
- Trabuco Hills High School
- Troy High School
- Tustin High School
- University High School
- Valencia High School
- Valley High School
- Valley Vista High School
- Villa Park High School
- Village Bible Academy
- Vineyard Christian School
- Waldorf School of OC HS
- Walnut High School
- Western High School
- Westminster High School
- Whittier Christian High School
- Whittier High School
- Wisdom Mission School
- Woodbridge High School
- Yorba Linda HS
Out Local Area
Out-of-local area applicants will need to meet an even higher threshold of competition. The competition for the incoming term may be more competitive or less competitive than previous admission terms.
Majors with Additional Requirements
Nursing Applicants: Admission to the Nursing major at CSU Fullerton for First-Time Freshmen is very competitive as CSUF continues to have more qualified applicants than available space in the program. To be considered for admission to Nursing, First-Time Freshmen applicants must demonstrate the following.
- Minimum Eligibility Index: 4200 (SAT) or 1010 (ACT)
- Chemistry: Grade of "B" or higher (if AP then "C" or higher) by end of your Junior year (11th grade)
- Biology: Grade of "B" or higher (if AP then "C" or higher) by end of your Junior year (11th grade)
Computer Engineering integrated BS/MS Applicants: Admission to the integrated BS/MS in Computer Engineering is expected to be very competitive with limited space available. To be considered for admission, First-Time Freshmen applicants must demonstrate the following:
- Successful completion of at least three (3) AP tests (scores of 3, 4, or 5) for a total of 10 semester units
- One of the AP tests must be Mathematics/Calculus AB or Mathematics/Calculus BC (score of 4 or 5 is required)
- Must meet CSU Fullerton Eligibility Index for the semester to which you are applying.
Music Applicants: Admission to the Music major is based on the performance of a successful Music Department Entrance Audition. Follow the link for detailed information about audition requirements, repertoire and scheduling of auditions. http://www.fullerton.edu/arts/music/music_prospstudents.html
Dance Applicants: Admittance into the Department of Dance program (Bachelor of Arts in Dance,) includes passing a live dance audition. Auditioning for the dance major does not qualify you for entrance into CSUF, only for being a dance major once admitted to the University. For more information about the dance program and audition requirements, visit http://www.fullerton.edu/arts/theatredance/Dance/aboutdance.html#auditions
To download a copy of the Dance Audition Application Form, please click on the link below.
Kinesiology: To be considered for admission to the Kinesiology major, applicants must either have at least a 3700 SAT Eligibility Index or 890 ACT Eligibility Index.
Biology and Biochemistry: To be considered for admission to Biology or Biochemistry majors, applicants must either have at least a 3700 SAT Eligibility Index or 890 ACT Eligibility Index.
Additional Admissions Information
Once enrolled, students may be required to meet admissions requirements to change majors. Change of major may not be permitted into specific programs after an applicant submits application. CSU Fullerton does not use alternative major for admission consideration.
Admission decisions may be withdrawn for students who misreported academic information or who have not met the terms of the admission offer.
For additional information regarding Undergraduate Students see the Catalog.
Special Consideration
A small portion of the freshman class may be admitted based on an eligibility index and additional characteristics including special talents, first generation college status, socioeconomic factors, and indications of overcoming educational obstacles.


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An extra toilet room can be a great addition to any home; especially convenient for large family households or for those who like to entertain guests. The same rules apply here as with renovating any other room in the house and as always, preparation is a huge factor. Household cloakroom toilets are very useful; well positioned (as they are normally located on the ground floor of a house and usually used only for storage) and large enough to install at least a new toilet and washing basin. Taking advantage of these rooms and using them to their full potential can leave many homeowners quite pleased and content with their renovation results.
The key to creating cloakroom toilets is space management; planning far ahead and measuring the dimensions of the room can help massively later on when shopping for toilet and sink units. This can prevent mistakes and an overcrowding of fixtures when during installation. Be sure to take exact measurements of the room and keep these figures handy when shopping for and measuring toilets, washing basins (and even showers if you