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Number 180 Atlanta, Georgia March, 1908 Impressions of Tuskegee A short time ago, the writer had the privilege of attending the Annual Conference at Tuskegee Institute. In the Farmers' Conference he heard the Negroes who had gathered from many parts of Alabama ,and the neighboring states tell of their success in improving their conditions of life, in paying for their farms, and in increasing the length of the school term. He heard Mr. Washington urge them to do still better, to provide education for their children at all costs, and to improve the moral and religious tone of their communities. He saw the Conference put itself on record as being heartily in accord with the great prohibition movement of the Southern States. The next day, the writer attended the Workers' Conference and listened to reports from another set of representatives of the colored people, more educated and refined than those of the previous day, who told what their schools were doing for the improvement of their immediate communities; how their teachers and students were helping in the Sunday-schools, nursing the sick, keeping the women from loafing on the streets of the towns, fighting intemperance, and in other ways making their schools a blessing to the people around them. He learned how the women's' organizations were supporting reform farms for the wayward colored youth of Alabama and Georgia; in the former state wholly by their own efforts, in the latter with a little aid outside of their race. He felt the spirit of hopefulness and of determination to do more for the advancement of their people that characterized these conferences. The writer returned to Atlanta with an increased and deepened feeling that the work of schools like Atlanta University has been and will be for years to come one of urgent necessity in the upraising and development of the colored people in the South. And there is a good reason why a visit to Tuskegee Institute, a type of school which is appealing to many as the only solution of vexing race problems, should arouse the thought that Atlanta is having a part in the foundation work of industrial edu- cation for the masses. The teachers present at these conferences showed plainly the marks of refinement and education. Mere contact with books and tools did not produce this culture. It is the personality of the teacher, not the subject taught, that has the great influence. Hence the teachers of the colored people must be brought into contact with cultured minds if they are to be capable of uplifting their people. That this is recognized by those who have in charge the industrial schools which have been established in the South may be easily seen if one will investigate the qualifications of their instructors. Some of those at Tuskegee Institute are graduates of Northern colleges and schools of technology. As for Atlanta University's work in connection with these schools, it may be said that thirty per cent of her college and many of her normal graduates are in charge of or teaching in them. Industrial education is certainly doing much in the solving of the race problem, but the strength of the industrial school system lies in the university. G. K. H. Day of Prayer Friday, February 7th, was observed as the day of prayer at Atlanta University. The afternoon school exercises were suspended and after meeting in separate class prayer-meetings with teachers the students assembled in chapel, where it was our privilege to listen to an earnest and forceful address by the Rev. Smith Baker, D. D. From a Dive to a Mission Rev. H. H. Proctor invited President Ware to be present at the opening of the Decatur Street Mission of the First Congregational Church on Sunday, February 29th. The basement in which this mission is opened was formerly one of the worst dives in the city. Great interest has been manifested in the transformation. Over a hundred were present the first day, most of the number from the vicinity of the mission. In introducing President Ware, Dr. Proctor announced that most of those who were to have charge of this work were Atlanta University students or graduates. The Town=City of Atlanta University In the January issue of the Scroll is a contributed article by Prof. Webster describing some experiments in self-government inaugurated under his supervision among the town boys. The plan originated some years ago by the appointment of a committee of town boys to look into and settle a matter requiring discipline among themselves. Prof. Webster describes the result as follows: Somewhat to my surprise, but greatly to my satisfaction, this committee decided that the breaking of the glass was an accident and that the offense consisted in the play, and that all in the play were equally guilty. A fine sufficient to cover the glass and setting was assessed, and each hoy recognized the authority of his own committee and paid the fine. Since that time other cases have arisen which have been handled in a similar way by a committee of the town students. A simple form of organization was instituted, a constitution drawn up and a permanent committee elected, assisted by a Chief of Police, who weekly appointed from each class students who served for the week as policemen. The committee really constituted a court to try cases and decide penalties. It was rather interesting to note that early in the history of the committee the Georgia method was adopted and students were fined or condemned to a certain form of chain-gang. In many cases the students preferred to pay the fine, so there was money in the treasury to meet certain exigencies as they arose. Two or three doors broken by the boys in rough play were repaired by special fines assessed upon the delinquents. "Suffrage Laws in the South a Step Forward" Under this heading the Atlanta Constitution quotes the following from Secy. Taft's Concord, N. H., address: The fifteenth amendment to secure the right of the ballot to the Negro was not so successful. In time this right was practically nullified. But the leaders of the South found that this was demoralizing. Seeking a remedy, they passed "exclusion laws," legal on their face, but so administered as to wrong the Negro. This is deplorable, yet the step forward has been taken from open violence. The time is coming when the Negro, indispensable to the South as an economic factor, will establish himself fully as a citizen. Does it seem wise to dwell upon this "step forward"? Should we not rather emphasize the next step forward and hope that it will be a long step and that it may be quickly taken?
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NUMBER 69. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. DECEMBER, 1895. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA., Is a Christian Institution, unsec-tarian in its management and influence, wholly controlled by an independent Board of Trustees, and receiving no aid from city, state or national government, or benevolent society. Has 255 students in College, Normal, College-Preparatory and Sub-Normal departments, under 23 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Has sent out 275 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundreds of past undergraduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding States. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty-five acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga.; library of 8,000 vols., apparatus and other equipment—all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about $33,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $20,000 a year in donations from its ft lends, to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year, over and above the nominal tuition fees paid by the student. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards, or any smaller stuns, are solicited for general current expenses. Remittances of donations, or inquiries for further information, may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D, Atlanta, Ga. The sermon of Dr. Adams, printed on another page of this paper, is a fair sample of the style of preaching that our students have, and sets forth, in a large measure, the aims and spirit of the Institution. We were glad to enroll among our Exposition guests, Mr. George P. Morris, an associate editor of the Congregationalist. His presence among us for a few days was helpful, and his words of wit and wisdom were cheering and stimulating. Teachers and students spent a most enjoyable evening listening to Mrs. Estelle M. H. Merrill, perhaps best known as "Jean Kincaid," and President of the Cantabrigia Club, of Cambridge. Her address upon the Federation of Women's Clubs was a revelation to many in the audience of the great and varied work of women in club life. In a bicycle race at the Exposition, our librarian, Miss Stenabaugh, took the first prize, a purse of $25. When a gentleman came and tied a blue bow to her wheel, she asked him what that was for. The Atlanta dailies have not yet requested her picture. The prize was for the best riding and the best decoration of wheel. Her decoration was in natural flowers—smilax and chrysanthemums. President Bumstead recently spent a few days at the University, and then felt compelled to return to his self-sacrificing task of soliciting funds for current expenses. We wish that he might be here all the time, and the writer of this paragraph, knowing from experience something of the unpleasant nature of President Bumstead's mission, is disposed to crave for him a large measure of sympathy and considerateness. This good work must go on. Would that some genius might invent a better way for securing the necessary means. On November 29, our teacher of elocution, Mrs. Herndon, and our teacher of music, Miss Hurlbutt, supported by the Glee Club and students from the elocutionary and musical classes, gave a concert in the chapel. All the parts were well done and generously applauded, and although there were strong attractions elsewhere, the attendance was good, and the net receipts were more than forty dollars. The friends of the University are standing by their Institution. We have been favored with a large number of visitors during the past month. Among them were T. Thomas Fortune, Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Ednah D. Cheney. We hope to print in our next number Mrs. Cheney's remarks to the school. An article upon the work of our college graduates is laid over for the next number of the Bulletin. Another upon the work of the normal graduates will follow, and then we would like material for an article about old students who received their education here, but did not graduate. Many are occupying prominent positions and doing good work. We would like to know more about them. Let graduates and other readers in these Southern States send us the desired data. A large part of the last page of the November Bulletin was taken up by a list of donations from friends in this State, made in response to the solicitation of Mr. F. A. Curtright, a member of our Senior class, who offered to help his school in this way. The efforts of Mr. Curtright, and the generous responses of graduates, former students and other friends, are appreciated by the officers of the Institution, and cannot fail to stimulate friends at a distance. Here is a straw with reference to the dying out of the Negro race. In our college class of 1876, were nine members. One has not married, and one died soon after graduation. The number of children now living in the seven families is three, five, five, six, six, eight and eight—making an average of about six. It may be added that the blood in these families is much mixed, and yet, contrary to the theory of many upon this point, the children are rather unusually healthy and vigorous. The new bridge across Hunter street, upon its completion, was formally opened to travel by some simple ceremonies. The teachers and students formed in line and marched across the bridge, led by the college carriage, occupied by the four teachers who were on the ground in the first years of the University, and d the Institution horse, "Billy," the honor of being the on account of his "h Then all sang " A ogy, and gave th adopted coll
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Dayton rolls past Fordham 80-68
BRONX, N.Y. – Devin Oliver tallied 16 points and nine rebounds and Vee Sanford scored 16 off the bench to lead the Dayton Flyers to an 80-68 road win over the Fordham Rams.
Khari Price scored 15 points and Dyshawn Pierre added 10 points and six rebounds as the Flyers bettered its record to 13-4 overall and 1-1 in the Atlantic 10.
Offensive balance continues to be the theme this year as the Flyers improved to 9-0 when four or more players score in double figures.
Dayton shot the ball well connecting on 57 percent of its field goal attempts and 7-of-14 from beyond the arc.
UD was ahead 39-36 at halftime before zipping out on an 8-0 run to start the second half. The Flyers hit five of their first six second half three-point attempts and eventually built the lead to double digits.
Defensively, Dayton held Fordham's Jon Severe, the A-10 leader in scoring, to 13 points on 3-of-13 shooting from the floor. The Rams shot just 22 percent from beyond the arc.
The Flyers have now won eight straight against Fordham and 13 of the last 14 meetings. Fordham dropped to 7-9 overall and 0-3 in the A-10.
Dayton will wrap up the two-game road swing against the Richmond Spiders on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 3 p.m. ET.
UD improved to 8-0 on the year when scoring 80 or more points in a game…the Flyers continued their strong play on the road this season improving to 5-2 away from UD Arena…the win over Fordham was also Head Coach Archie Miller's 50th career victory at Dayton.
Thursday, January 16 2014, 11:56 AM EST
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Johnny Cueto pitched seven solid innings, and the Cincinnati Reds stayed in the chase for the NL's top record by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 on Tuesday night after learning they'll be without their manager for the rest of the week.
The Brewers dropped back-to-back games for the first time in more than a month, and it came at a bad time. They started the day 3 1/2 games behind St. Louis for the final NL wild card spot.
They got no break from the Reds, who clinched the NL Central title on Saturday night.
Manager Dusty Baker met players before the game and revealed he suffered a mini-stroke in addition to being treated for an irregular heartbeat last week. The 63-year-old manager hopes to return to the dugout next week.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Dusty Baker won't manage the Cincinnati Reds until the final series in St. Louis, giving him time to recover from an irregular heartbeat that left him hospitalized last week.
Baker met with owner Bob Castellini and his team on Tuesday before a game against the Brewers. Bench coach Chris Speier said he'll manage the final three home games against Milwaukee and three in Pittsburgh over the weekend, with Baker taking over for the last three games next week.
The 63-year-old manager was hospitalized in Chicago last Wednesday for an irregular heartbeat, a problem he's had for a while. He was in the hospital for four days, missing the Reds' 6-0 win over the Dodgers on Saturday night that clinched the NL Central title.
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago White Sox have lost sole possession of first place in the AL Central race, with the Indians playing spoiler. Gordon Beckham hit into a game-ending forceout with the potential tying run on second base yesterday as the Indians downed the White Sox 4-3.
Down 4-0 in the fourth inning, the White Sox closed within a run when Paul Konerko homered off Chris Perez leading off the ninth. Perez walked a pair of batters with two outs, and Beckham grounded to shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, who threw to second baseman Jason Kipnis for the force.
Chicago (82-72) had held sole possession of the division lead since September 3. Detroit pulled into a tie for the division lead with its win over Kansas City last night.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Through four games and four victories, Ohio State's defense has faced a continual drumbeat of short passes, quick routes, screens and sweeps.
Every opponent, it seems, has relied on a sleight of hand.
Now the Buckeyes are looking forward to getting into familiar territory when they open Big Ten play.
When No. 14 Ohio State travels to 20th-ranked Michigan State on Saturday, the Buckeyes anticipate they'll run into a more conventional Midwestern attack. Granted, that means having to counteract the 244-pound blasts of the Spartans' massive Le'Veon Bell.
But after a month of chasing people, the Buckeyes think they might benefit from a change of pace from the subterfuge and rush-avoiding quick-hitters in a trade for raw man-on-man power struggles at the line of scrimmage.
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan State's lackluster win last weekend got to coach Mark Dantonio.
After the Spartans beat Eastern Michigan 23-7 Saturday, Dantonio hurried through a terse news conference full of abrupt answers. The Michigan State coach said "next question" seven times in under a minute and was clearly annoyed with the way his team played.
On Tuesday, Dantonio spoke with reporters for around a half-hour, but Michigan State isn't making any players or assistants available this week. The Spartans' coach is trying to send a clear message to his players that it's time to get serious.
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Mini Hanging Frame
Let your creativity flow through this unique hanging frame. Really think outside the box and design this frame using unconventional shapes.
Designed by Jill Schwartz, courtesy of Making Memories.
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Project Instructions
Find a unique shaped frame or cut out your own design.
Use scissors and a paper trimmer to cut the paper down to the size of the frame.
Use a hole punch to create two holes at the top of the frame.
Use Vintage Groove™ Connector Chain Variety [pick one chain] to create the hanging part of the frame, using the chain nose pliers to open up the jump rings and attach to the top of the frame through the holes.
Choose another chain from the pack, trim two small pieces with the wire cutters, glue down with hot glue.
Use Vintage Groove™ Design Combo Metal Flower Gem to embellish; cut loops off the ends of the charms with wire cutters, glue down with hot glue.
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INFS7572 IT Project Management Research Project-II requires the student to successfully execute, control, and monitor the information systems project that was utilized in INFS7571. INFS7572 is the second of three sequential two-credit courses that in aggregate allows the student to initiate, plan, execute, control, and close an information system project. Students are required to correctly perform and document all of the executing, controlling, and monitoring project management process activities for the project. The purpose of INFS7572 IT Project Management Research Project-II is for the student to demonstrate his/her ability to apply project management theoretical concepts to the workplace. The student must spend a sufficient amount of time with an organization to which his/her Project Management engagement applies. The course requires work-related experience that relates to project management. The project's purpose is to demonstrate the student's ability to make course-related applications to real work situations.
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The National Watersports Festival (NWF) 2014 originated from the highly successful and unique National Windsurfing Festival, which for the last 7 years has been the largest mass participation event on the national calendar. The founding principle of the NWF is to provide a fun event with great atmosphere and non-intimidating race format to ensure that any intermediate, recreational water enthusiast can participate, regardless of their ability.
This all-inclusiveness has led to a real NWF community- and interest form other action watersports. So from 2013, reborn as the National Watersports Festival, NWF is even bigger and better and will deliver all the above for Kitesurfing,Kayaking and Stand Up Paddle boarding in addition to Windsurfing.


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Spools of Yuletide
Take a step back from the holiday madness and make some festive holiday ornaments at home! These spool ornaments are easy to make and look fantastic on your tree. All it takes is a little holiday imagination and some Aleene's® adhesives and Tulip® glitter to make an ornamental masterpiece!
Designed by Pattie Donham Wilkinson, courtesy of iLoveToCreate™.
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- Wooden Spools
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Wrap ribbon around each spool and glue in place with Aleene's® Original Tacky Glue™.
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While adhesive is still wet, sprinkle different colors of glitter into the glue. Let dry. Dust off excess glitter onto white paper.
Thread yarn through middle of spool. Attach yarn end to a piece of wire to help thread yarn through middle of pom pom. Attach metal charm to yarn. Thread yarn back through pom pom and middle of spool ending back at the top.
Thread various beads through both yarn pieces at top of spool to hang. Use wire if necessary to help threading. Tie at top for hanging.


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The Perfect Patio
I live in South London and for most people like me space is at an absolute premium. In fact, just having an outside space can be considered a luxury. For this reason I do sometimes find it hard to understand why people don't always give there outside space the same attention they do to the rest of their home. (and before you comment it is quite warm today and the sun is out)
So, some things to consider when planning your perfect patio.
Purpose of your patio. If you're like me you'll be using the patio for long summer nights and having a few drinks with good friends. I even sometimes take to the patio first thing in the morning (if it's nice and bright) to have my tea and read the paper.
Understanding how you're going to use your patio is key to ensuring you buy the right garden furniture, and that what you do end up with is fit for purpose.
Centre Piece. Will it be the table, a sofa, a Firepit or a Chimnea? The choices are almost endless, but again it comes back to how you're using the space.
Our most popular choices are the sofas, because they give you the ability to truly relax and enjoy the outside, almost as if you were inside, particularly with the modular lines. There is very little maintenance, and they're almost completely weatherproof.
So, you've decided on what you're going to put on the patio, now lets think a little about where it's going to live.
Much like you would in your living room, if you placing a sofa, it's often a good idea to place the back edge against a wall or a fence, in order to maximise the space available. You should also think at this time about whether you are planning to move the furniture on a regular basis, in order to accommodate larger parties of guests (or even the sun!). Clearly with smaller pieces this is easier and if you only looking to put in something like the Treviso set with four chairs they can easily be moved.
For me the critical thing in situating your furniture is to make sure that it lives harmoniously with your plants, after all they play major part in setting the tone and feel of the outside environment. Do you remember why you put that Hibiscus where it is? Probably because it loves the sun! So lets not then block out the sun with the back of a sofa!
My perfect patio is…. making sure that I can use the patio as often as I can, summer and winter, rain or shine.
I have simple tastes and have a metal table and chairs, with cushions on them. I also have a parasol for the summer and a Chimnea for the winter. And of course the BBQ, but that's another story altogether.
Ceramic Pots
I came across these the other day and thought just how nice they looked.
Quite quirky and not at all like the normal planters we see.
This planting system is designed for small spaces, including table-tops and is made out of ceramics, as opposed to the normal terracotta. I think this is even versatile enough to brighten up most homes or even offices.
The company that makes them, Good Erdle, is run by a father and son team from their small studio in Illinois.
The Elliott Planters come in a range of sets. Using two four or eight of these you can make designs to suit you space – if you go for eight units you can even make a full circle.
These innovative planters wont leak, but the designers does advise that you can fill the legs with sand stone or even charcoal to absorb the draining water.


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Tacos al Pastor
Texmex cuisine is one of my favorites but I had not had it in a while and I was craving it. I went through my bookmarks and came across a few recipes for tacos al pastor like this one on no recipes which sounded really tasty. I had been holding off on making it as I did not relish the sound of having the oven on for several hours in the day during the summer. Now that it has cooled down it was time to make them and I got the chance to do so on the weekend. Tacos al pastor or "shepherd style" tacos is meat, usually pork, that is marinated and then cooked on a vertical rotisserie, often with pineapple on it. It is commonly served in tortillas along with some pineapple, onions, cilantro and lime. I really liked the sound of using some sweet and tangy pineapple in a spicy texmex flavoured dish and I just had to try it. This version of the dish relies on the tenderizing properties of the pineapple and a slow roasting to get a nice and tender pork that can be shredded. Despite taking almost all afternoon to roast, the al pastor pork was pretty easy to make and assembling the tacos was no effort at all. The patience waiting for it roast was worth it though as the pork came out nice and moist and tender. I made some extra sauce and mixed it in with the shredded pork in the end to add even more flavour. I also cut up the pineapples that were on top of the pork while it roasted and threw them into the tacos ad well. The bits of pineapple got nice and caramelized and good on the side that was exposed to the heat. Despite the fact that I normally like to pile guacamole, sour cream and cheese onto my tacos, I really enjoyed the simplicity of the pineapple, pork, onion and cilantro flavour combination. This recipe is definitely a keeper.
1 guajillo chili
2 ancho chilies
1/2 onion (chopped)
2 slices pineapple (1/2 inch thick, chopped)
1 chipotle chili in adobo sauce
1 tablespoon vinegar
4 cloves garlic
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon oregano
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 pork butt (cut into 1/2 inch slices, leave attached at one end)
4 slices pineapple (1/4 inch thick)
* tortillas
1/2 onion (chopped)
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
* lime wedges
1. Bring the guajillo and ancho chilies to boil in a pot with some water.
2. Turn off the heat and let the chilies rehydrate for about an hour.
3. Puree the chilies, onion, pineapple, chipotle chili in adobo sauce, vinegar, garlic, salt, oregano and cumin.
4. Cover the pork in 3/4 of the sauce completely and let it marinate in the fridge for 1 hour.
5. Place the pork in a baking pan with a little water at the bottom.
6. Bake the pork in a preheated 450F oven for 30 minutes.
7. Reduce the heat to 300F, place the pineapple slices on the pork and cook until tender, about 3 hours.
8. Let the pork rest, covered, for 20 minutes.
9. Shred the pork and mix in the remaining sauce along with some chopped pineapple.
10. Serve in tortillas with chopped sweet onions and cilantro a lime wedge.
Note: Can be used as a filling in burritos.
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Home » 40% Discount for Full-Time Students » Education Students
Current discount valid from March 1 - June 30.
Student Discount Policy & Restrictions
Now's the perfect time to enhance your learning and build your permanent personal bookshelf at special savings!
Guilford is pleased to offer full-time students a special 40% discount off the list price of books, videos, newsletters, and journals (some restrictions apply). There's no minimum order plus Free Shipping in the US and Canada!
Current discount valid from March 1 - June 30.
Order online with your student ID# and university name (just apply promotional code STU to your shopping cart). You can also mail or fax your order, with a copy of your valid student ID or proof of residency status. Telephone orders are not accepted.
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Student Discount Policy & Restrictions
- Only available in the US and Canada.
- Free shipping is for prepaid US and Canadian orders placed online at www.guilford.com. US packages sent via USPS Media Mail. Canadian packages sent via CanPar.
- Applies only to single-copy (per title) orders of books, e-books, video and audio cassette programs, newsletters, and journals.
- Does not apply to orders previously placed with Guilford.
- May not be combined with other Guilford discounts, including APA-member discounts, special package offers, or sale books.
- Orders placed at the student discount are nonreturnable.
- Offer not available at all conferences we attend.
- Offer does not apply to the following products:
Crisis Survival Skills: Part 1, Marsha M. Linehan
Crisis Survival Skills: Part 2, Marsha M. Linehan
From Suffering to Freedom, Marsha M. Linehan
Opposite Action, Marsha M. Linehan
This One Moment, Marsha M. Linehan
DBT at a Glance: The Role of the Psychiatrist on the DBT Team, Suzanne Witterholt and Shari Y. Manning
DBT at a Glance: An Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Shari Y. Manning and Tony DuBose
Getting a New Client Connected to DBT (Complete Series), Marsha M. Linehan
- Valid on Guilford journals all year long for online-only subscriptions.


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Mammoth Unbound hosts some of the most progressive ski and snowboarding events in North America attracting the world's elite riders. For fans, it's the perfect opportunity to watch your favorite pros in real time while impressing your friends at home via an exclusive selfie with the likes of Sammy Carlson, Eddie Wall, or Kimmy Fasani among others. Even after the lifts stop turning the action doesn't stop. Mammoth Unbound's marquee events also attract top-tier musical talent to hold it down to the wee hours at Underground. Check the schedule and book your trip today. Don't miss out!
15 - Unbound Series - Rail Jam28 - Unbound Series - Slalom + GS
JANUARY 5 - Unbound Series - Slalom + GS
11 - Unbound Series - Slopestyle
12 - Unbound Series - Rail Jam
16-19 - Sprint U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix - Olympic Selection
18 - Spring U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix Concert featruring The Faint 25- Unbound Series - Halfpipe
FEBRUARY 1 - Unbound Series - Boardercross + Skiercross
8 - Unbound Series - Slopestyle 23 - Unbound Series - Halfpipe
8 - Unbound Series - Boardercross + Skiercross
APRIL19 - Volcom Peanut Butter + Rail Jam Finals 20 - Active Brodown Showdown20 - Annual Pond Skim
*Events and Dates Subject to Change