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Legal resources for people in prison in New York
A Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual--Columbia Human Rights Law Review
Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Attn: JLM Order
435 W. 116th St.
New York, NY 10027
(212) 854-1601
Serves: National,NY
Focus area/description: What is it?
A Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual Ninth Edition (the "JLM Ninth Edition") explains the legal rights of prisoners, and how to navigate through the justice process to secure those rights. It contains information on how to address legal issues on both the federal level and the state level, with an emphasis on New York State law. The JLM does NOT have information on substantive law (for example, the elements of crimes or degrees of a crime). It is a softcover book that comes in one volume, with a separate Immigration & Consular Access Supplement. The main volume is about 1077 pages, while the Immigration & Consular Access Supplement is about 102 pages. Both books are mailed stamped "direct from publisher."
The main volume of the JLM contains "basic" self-help litigation information, covering legal research, seeking legal representation, choosing a court, and filing a lawsuit, as well as more specific chapters on habeas corpus, parole, DNA, and the Prison Litigation Reform Act. It also contains topics like religious freedom, infectious diseases, mental disabilities, and the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender prisoners. The Immigration & Consular Access Supplement contains information about the immigration law consequences of criminal convictions for people who are not U.S. citizens, and also contains information about your right as a non-U.S. citizen to access your country's consulate if you are charged with a crime.
How much does it cost?*
The JLM is available online and can be downloaded for free: http://www3.law.columbia.edu/hrlr/jlm/toc/
For prisoners who wish to order a copy: The JLM Ninth Edition main volume is $30. The Immigration & Consular Access Supplement is $5. The books may be ordered together, or either book may be ordered separately. Priority shipping is included in both prices.
For non-inmates, organizations, or institutions that wish to order a copy: The JLM Ninth Edition is $105 for the main volume and $22 for the Immigration & Consular Access Supplement. Priority shipping is included in both prices. If you are ordering for a prisoner, follow the instructions for prisoner pricing. See the pricing chart below. Prices and availability may be subject to change.
Note: Regrettably, the law prohibits us from providing any legal advice to prisoners. As an organization with limited funds, we cannot offer any further discounts nor make any billing arrangements other than listed above. We also do not have used copies to distribute. If you would like to use the JLM but are unable to purchase one, please inquire with your prison library to see if they will order one. We apologize for any inconvenience.
How do I place an order?
Complete and send the order form below with a check or money order, payable to Columbia Human Rights Law Review to:
Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Attn: JLM Order
435 W. 116th St.
New York, NY 10027
If you send a money order, keep the receipt in case there is a problem with your order. We do not accept postage stamps as payment and we also do not accept credit cards. Due to the nature of the institutional mail systems, we request that you allow up to eight weeks from the date of your order. Because our office is student-run, your order may not be processed as quickly over school breaks. Please inform us on this form of any restrictions on incoming mail that your facility may have (for example, no padded envelopes or first class mail only). Please print clearly and legibly!!!
ID NUMBER (If applicable):
ORDER (Please circle the price):* Standard shipping requires 4-6 weeks.
1st Class shipping 1-2 weeks. All prisoner orders are sent via 1st Class Mail
|Main Volume 4th class mail
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|Main. Vol. & Immigration Supplement 4th class mail
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*Please note these prices are valid as of September 2011. If this form is more than one year old, prices may have changed. Please contact the Columbia Human Rights Law Review for updated pricing.
A Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual--Columbia Human Rights Law Review confirmed this listing on December 18, 2013.
Prisoners' Legal Services of New York
41 State Street, Suite M112
Albany, NY 12207
(518) 445-6050 fax
(518) 445-6053 phone
Serves: NY
Focus area/description: Prisoners' Legal Services of New York (PLS) provides free civil legal services to New York state prisoners. The decision to assist with any particular case depends on the issue or problem presented, the chance of success, the amount of time and resource necessary to properly assist, the office's resources, staff availability and caseload. PLS is also happy to provide self-help and informational materials to prisoners. If you or a family member have an issue that you believe PLS can assist you with, please feel free to contact their office by mail.
Prisoners' Legal Services regional offices are:
41 State St., Suite M112
Albany NY 12207
518-438-8046 (phone) (518)438-6643 (fax)
114 Prospect St.
Ithaca NY 14850
607-273-2283 (phone) 607-272-9122 (fax)
212 Bridge St., Suite 202
Plattsburgh NY 21901
518-561-3088 (phone), 518-561-3262 (fax)
237 Main St. Suite 1535
Buffalo NY 14203
716-854-1007 (phone) 716-854-1008 (fax)
Prisoners' Legal Services of New York confirmed this listing on July 19, 2013.
Legal Aid Society, Prisoners' Rights Project
199 Water Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10038
(212) 509-8433 fax
(212) 577-3530 phone
Serves: NY
Focus area/description: Advocates for constitutional and humane conditions of confinement for prisoners in the New York City and State correctional systems, with an almost exclusive focus on class action litigation.
Legal Aid Society, Prisoners' Rights Project confirmed this listing on July 19, 2013.
These national resources may also be of help to people in prison in New York:
Lewisburg Prison Project, Inc.
P.O. Box 128
Lewisburg, PA 17837-0128
(570) 523-1104 phone
Serves: National,PA
Focus area/description: The Lewisburg Prison Project (LPP) is a non-profit organization that assists prisoners who write LPP when they encounter treatment they perceive to be illegal or unfair. The Lewisburg Prison Project primarily assists inmates with issues that arise from their conditions of confinement. LPP writes to and visits inmates, and contacts prison authorities on behalf of inmates. The LPP also furnishes inmates with appropriate legal materials. As of 2013, the organization does not have an attorney on staff; therefore, the LPP is not able to give legal advice, file suits, or address criminal or post-conviction cases.
The Lewisburg Prison Project offers a range of low-cost legal bulletins ($1-3, prices subject to change) on specific topics concerning prisoners' rights and legal dictionaries for purchase. Inmates can write to the LPP to request a bulletin order form.
2013 Legal Bulletins include:
1.1 Civil Actions in Federal Court: How to select, file, and follow legal actions.
1.2 Legal Research: Guide to Legal Research.
1.3 Access to Records: How to get your records; privacy.
1.5 Federal Tort Claims Act
1.8 Injunctive Relief
First Amendment
2.1 Religious Rights in Prison
2.3 Speech, Visitation, Association
4.1 Rights of Pretrial Detainees
Due Process in Prison
6.1 Disciplinary Hearings
6.4 Urinalyis Drug Testing
"Cruel and Unusual Punishment": Eighth Amendment
7.1 Assaults and Beatings: Assaults by staff or inmates.
7.3 Conditions of Confinment: Heat, exercise, etc.
Medical Care
8.1 Medical Rights
8.2 Psychiactric and Disability Rights
8.3 Aids in Prison
Post Conviction
9.1 Post-Conviction Remedies
9.2 Detainers: Choices and Strategies
9.3 Pennsylvania Megan's Law: Overview of requirements
9.4 DNA Collection and Testing
The LPP also publishes "Prisoners' Rights Handbook: A Guide to Correctional Law Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States & the Federal Courts of the Third Circuit," available at: http://www.lewisburgprisonproject.org/prisoners_rights_handbook_2009.pdf
Lewisburg Prison Project, Inc. confirmed this listing on July 15, 2013.
The ACLU National Prison Project
915 15th St., NW, 7th Floor
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 393-4930 phone
Serves: National
Focus area/description: The NPP provides publications on prisoners' rights, prisoner assistance organizations, and the Prison Litigation Reform Act. The NPP does not do advocacy for individual prisoners and does not assist individual prisoners with criminal cases. Please do not send any court documents or documents you need returned. Note that wait times for information or publications requested via mail may be very long due to the volume of prisoner correspondence.
The ACLU National Prison Project confirmed this listing on July 31, 2013.
Human Rights Defense Center
Prison Legal News
P.O. Box 1151
Lake Worth, FL 33460
http://www.prisonlegalnews.org and www.humanrightsdefensecenter.org
(561) 360-2523 phone
Serves: National
Focus area/description: The Human Rights Defense Center (HRDC) publishes Prison Legal News, a monthly magazine (for incarcerated people, $30/year; for others see website) that reports legal developments and news surrounding prisons and jails and prisoner rights. HRDC also publishes and distributes litigation manuals, law and self help books. HRDC also challenges prison and jail conditions via litigation, typically on free speech issues. For details contact: Prison Legal News, P.O. Box 1151, Lake Worth, FL 33460, (561) 360-2523, www.prisonlegalnews.org www.humanrightsdefensecenter.org.
Human Rights Defense Center confirmed this listing on August 02, 2013.
A challenge to our colleagues:
We built the internet's first always-up-to-date list of legal services for incarcerated people. Can you make a similar list for a different kind of resource?
Problem: There are too many outdated resource lists floating around.
Our Solution: Have one resource list that one organization checks each year.
Our Method: Inspired by the Cincinnati Books for Prisoners group, we made a list of every legal services organization on every resource list we could find. Then we send a letter by snail mail to each organization each year asking them to confirm/update their listing. If they respond, we include them on the site for the next 365 days. All the organization needs to do is to sign the form we send them and mail it back in the enclosed envelope. If they don't respond, we keep them on our mailing list and try again next year.
This way, any incarcerated person using the list can be assured that the organization they are writing to recently did exist and was responding to mail. And if an organization fails to respond for some reason (staff turnover, postal problems, the dog ate our letter, etc.) they get another chance next year.
It's a win for everyone. We've built a database for legal services. What list can your organization edit?


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NORWAY - Niagara's boys golf team sits third after the second M&O Conference nine-hole tournament played at Oak Crest Wednesday.
The Badgers round of 188 trailed only St. Thomas Aquinas (175) and Peshtigo (184) in yesterday's action.
TJ Liebergen earned top medalists honors with a 40. Colin Anderson also medaled with his round of 42. Zach Zychowski added a 46, and Joey Coppens shot 60.
The final 18-hole match will be played at Peshtigo May 14. St. Thomas and Peshtigo sit tied for the overall lead with 32 points. Wausaukee is third at 28, and Niagara holds fourth with 25.

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Union Hospital, Inc. v. Attachmate Corporation
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File Date: Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Plaintiff: Union Hospital, Inc.
Plaintiff Counsel: Stephen E. Reynolds, Michael A. Wukmer of Ice Miller LLP
Defendant: Attachmate Corporation
Cause: Declaratory Judgment on Copyright Infringement Claims, Declaratory Judgment on Copyright Infringement Claims for Unregistered Copyrights, Declaratory Judgment on Breach of Contract Claims
Court: Southern District of Indiana
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6/28/2013 | Cabrera in good spirits en route to return
The Padres have not set a timetable for Everth Cabrera's return to the lineup, but the shortstop ran Friday and was close to beginning a rehab assignment.
6/28/2013 | Leake tries to cool off Rangers, get Reds on track
The Reds will look to turn around their losing ways, having dropped six of their last seven, when they send one of the hottest pitchers in the Majors to the mound in Arlington on Saturday against Nick Tepesch and the Rangers, who have won eight of their last nine.
6/28/2013 | Chacin's eight shutout frames sink Giants
Jhoulys Chacin held the Giants scoreless for eight innings on 95 pitches, and Michael Cuddyer extended his club-record hit streak to 25 games with a home run in a 4-1 victory over the Giants at Coors Field on Friday night.
6/28/2013 | Price returns to mound on Tuesday vs. Astros
David Price will make his return on Tuesday against the Astros at Minute Maid Park. Price pitched two rehab games for Class A Charlotte, and the results were good enough to convince the Rays that the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner is ready to rejoin the rotation.
6/28/2013 | Rays face rotation decision with Price's return
As is always the case in baseball, one player's good fortune means disappointment for another, and David Price's return will force one of the Rays' young starters out of the rotation.
6/28/2013 | Cobb plays catch for first time since injury
Alex Cobb emerged from the Rays' dugout, threw his arms in the air and proclaimed, "I'm a free man." The injured starter, struck on the right side of the head with a line drive on June 15, played catch for the first time on Friday with head athletic trainer Ron Porterfield.
6/28/2013 | Lester's hip OK, on track to make next start
Jon Lester showed no ill effects from the right hip ailment that took him out of Thursday's 7-4 victory vs. the Blue Jays after 94 pitches, and he should be on track to make his next scheduled start, on Thursday against the Padres.
6/28/2013 | Uehara continues dominance in closer's role
The experiment of moving Koji Uehara to the closer's role is off to a flying start for the Red Sox.
6/28/2013 | Chipper in awe of honors bestowed by Braves
Chipper Jones has had time to gain a better understanding of all that he accomplished during a storied playing career that concluded last year. His achievements have placed him in a category reserved for the greatest of greats and earned him the unique honor of drawing praise from the legends he idolized during his youth.
6/28/2013 | No timetable for Gyorko's return after setback
Injured Padres second baseman Jedd Gyorko rejoined the team and was examined by team trainers before Friday night's game against the Marlins.
6/28/2013 | Liriano tries to keep Bucs hot vs. Hand, Crew
Francisco Liriano will try to give the Pirates their eighth straight win when they play host to Donovan Hand and the Brewers in the second of a three-game set at PNC Park.
6/28/2013 | Swisher completes Tribe's ninth-inning rally in Game 2
Nick Swisher capped a four-run ninth inning with a solo homer to give the Indians a 9-8 win and a sweep of their doubleheader against the White Sox on Friday night in Chicago.
6/28/2013 | Gibbons not worried about Bautista's slump
Even as the Blue Jays have surged to their hottest stretch of the season -- 15 wins in 20 games -- their most recognizable hitter, Jose Bautista, is stuck in a bit of a slump.
6/28/2013 | Big inning backs Cole; Bucs win seventh straight
Gerrit Cole overcame a three-run first and finished with five scoreless innings in pacing the Pirates to a 10-3 win over Milwaukee on Friday at a sold-out PNC Park. Cole went six innings, allowing eight hits and three runs, to become the first Pittsburgh pitcher to win his first four starts since Nick Maddox in '07 ... that's 1907.
6/28/2013 | Francona looks to rest starters over tough stretch
Cleveland manager Terry Francona is doing his best to keep his players healthy yet productive during a difficult stretch of his team's schedule. Francona said he hopes to find his regulars rest over the weekend and only play them in three of the four games.
6/28/2013 | Tribe shuffles roster for twin bill against White Sox
The Indians made a series of moves on Friday due to the extra roster spot afforded to the team during its doubleheader in Chicago, with Carlos Carrasco serving as the 26th man.
6/28/2013 | MRI confirms left knee tendinitis for Melky
Melky Cabrera tried to play through some lingering left knee pain, but the more he played, the worse it got.
6/28/2013 | Scherzer becomes first to start 12-0 since 1986
Max Scherzer became the first pitcher to start a season 12-0 since Roger Clemens in 1986, and Miguel Cabrera belted a pair of monster home runs as the Tigers snapped their three-game losing streak with a 6-3 victory over Tampa Bay on Friday at Tropicana Field.
6/28/2013 | Gibson set for Major League debut against Royals
Right-hander Kyle Gibson, the Twins' first-round pick in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft, will make his Major League debut on Saturday against Wade Davis and the Royals at Target Field.
6/28/2013 | Hart to have season-ending surgery on left knee
Still rehabbing from right knee surgery in January, first baseman Corey Hart now needs surgery on the other knee, a procedure that will end his season and, in all likelihood, his long tenure with the Brewers.
6/28/2013 | Harrison recalled from Triple-A, Sanchez optioned
Infielder/outfielder Josh Harrison will be starting his fourth stint of the season with the Bucs, who considered his versatility more important now that they are back playing National League ball. Prospect Tony Sanchez went 2-for-8 in his first two career games.
6/28/2013 | Pirates return home tied for MLB's top record
Compiling a 7-2 record on a road trip to bring home the Majors' best record (48-30) was easier for the Pirates than having to talk about it. Friday's much-larger-than usual media throng at PNC Park violated ballplayers' one-game-at-a-time mentality.
6/28/2013 | Royals' four homers boost Shields to victory
Eric Hosmer homered twice, while Billy Butler and Mike Moustakas also went deep to help righty James Shields get an elusive win as the Royals rolled to a 9-3 win over the Twins on Friday night.
6/28/2013 | Gomez returns to Brewers' starting lineup
Carlos Gomez was back in the Brewers' lineup after spraining his left shoulder on Sunday following a scary collision with the wall in Miller Park.
6/28/2013 | Hellweg makes MLB debut in Pittsburgh
The Brewers sent their ninth different starting pitcher to the mound on Friday in the first of a three-game set against the Pirates. Johnny Hellweg made his Major League debut against Gerrit Cole, who made his first career start just a few weeks ago.
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The freshman-senior duo of Cara Wirth (Reading, Pa./Wilson) and Katherine Bulling (Loveland, Ohio/Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy) started the day right for JMU with an 8-3 victory over Elizabeth Sims and Alexandra Smyth at No. 2 doubles. As a team, Wirth and Bulling are now 8-3 this spring.
Sophomore Taylor Pinchoff (Sylvan Lake, Mich./West Bloomfield) and senior Michelle Nguyen (Springfield, Va./South County) clinched the point for the Dukes with a hard-fought 8-6 win over Melissa Kandinata and Katya Salas at No. 1 doubles. The pair is now 7-3 overall this season, all played at the No.1 position.
Richmond tied the match at 1-all when Kandinata defeated Pinchoff in two 6-4 sets at No. 1 singles. The Spiders then took the lead when Smyth overpowered senior Megan Douglass (Wilton, Conn./St. Luke's) in two sets (7-6, 6-4) at No. 6 singles.
Bulling tied the match again at No. 4 singles when she battled back for a three-set win over Salas, her sixth straight match victory and her ninth this spring. After falling 6-4 in set one, the senior picked up a 6-1 win in set two before dispatching Salas 6-4 in set three.
Junior Jacqueline Palmucci (Aurora, Colo./Cherokee Trail) regained the advantage for JMU with a three-set victory of her own at No. 2 singles. Sims took set one 6-3 before Palmucci knotted the match with a 6-2 win in set two. Palmucci then fought for the 7-5 victory in set three to take the point, giving the Dukes a 3-2 edge over the Spiders.
Wirth sealed the team win with her eighth individual victory of the spring with a three-set win over Emily Gitman at No. 5 singles. The JMU freshman took set one 6-4 before falling 7-5 in set two. In the decisive set three, Wirth wrestled away the 7-5 win for match-point.
JMU returns to Hillside Courts on April 2 for a 2 p.m. clash with Liberty.


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Bruce Bartlett held senior policy roles in the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations and served on the staffs of Representatives Jack Kemp and Ron Paul. He is the author of "The Benefit and the Burden: Tax Reform — Why We Need It and What It Will Take."
Executive orders have been controversial since the founding of the republic. They have long given rise to complaints from members of Congress that they infringe on its legislative power. But at the same time, it is obvious that legislative language cannot contemplate all of the means by which the laws are to be enforced; some executive latitude is clearly necessary.
Today's Economist
Perspectives from expert contributors.
Conflicts between Congress and the White House on executive orders tend to be greatest when each is under control of a different party. I can find no evidence that the Republican-controlled Congresses of the 1920s objected to the 1,203 executive orders issued by Calvin Coolidge, nor did the Democratic Congresses of the 1930s complain about Franklin D. Roosevelt's 3,522 executive orders.
President Obama has issued 168 executive orders and at this rate probably will issue fewer during his two terms than George W. Bush, who issued 291.
The modern history of congressional concern about executive overreach begins with Richard Nixon. His Executive Order 11615 on Aug. 15, 1971, was among the most expansive in history, freezing all wages and prices in order to control inflation.
While Nixon's action was controversial, the controversy was mainly regarding the efficacy of wage and price controls to deal with inflation. There was little criticism, even from Democratic members of Congress, as to his legal authority.
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The Environmental Studies Program at Colby recently celebrated its 41st anniversary. The program has received national recognition for developing an innovative, project-based curriculum and for challenging students to engage hands-on with environmental issues at Colby, in Maine, and around the world. From understanding the impacts of climate change to preventing biodiversity loss and unsustainable use of natural resources, environmental challenges are a national and international priority. Our students and faculty are active locally, nationally, and internationally in studying and helping to solve these challenges. The program encourages and supports student environmental initiatives and activism. Colby was one of the first colleges in the nation to use 100-percent renewable-source electricity, recently opened a biomass boiler facility that will reduce fossil fuel use for heating and hot water by roughly 90 percent, and is committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2015. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the state of Maine, and other organizations have recognized Colby for its commitment to environmental academics and sustainability. Recent examples of student-led environmental initiatives include establishing an organic garden, organizing activities to reduce carbon emissions on campus, developing a climate change action plan in the local community, raising awareness about the dangers of using hazardous chemicals in personal care products and children's toys at the state and federal levels, and reducing bottled water use on campus.
A strategic partnership between Colby and the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences has expanded educational and research opportunities in marine sciences for students. The partnership includes an expansion of the program's marine sciences curriculum, including Jan Plan courses taught by Bigelow research scientists, an increase in student research opportunities, a semester-long in-residence study at Bigelow beginning fall 2012, and curricular innovations that combine scientific research with economic and social policy analysis.
The Environmental Studies Program offers interdisciplinary majors in environmental policy, in environmental science, and in environmental studies-interdisciplinary computation as well as a minor that can be elected by majors in any discipline. Each major provides a broad-based course of study and prepares graduates to understand and to address the many complex environmental challenges facing society. Our science and policy curriculum benefits from our Maine location, including access to diverse natural areas and unique access to government, nonprofit, and business institutions. Our graduates are prepared to take leadership positions in businesses, nonprofits, consulting firms, educational institutions, and government agencies. Many of our graduates complete postgraduate work in environmental sciences/studies, ecology, urban/rural planning, natural resource conservation and management, law, environmental and public policy, and other related areas.
A student may elect only one of the majors offered by the Environmental Studies Program.
Students with a major in biology, geology, or global studies considering a minor in environmental studies should consider electing a double major in biology and environmental studies, geology and environmental studies, or global studies and environmental studies because of the overlap in required courses. Interested students should discuss these possibilities with the Environmental Studies Program director.
A student cannot elect both the chemistry: environmental science concentration and the environmental studies: science concentration.
The interdisciplinary environmental policy major provides an extensive introduction to the study of domestic and international environmental policy. Students combine a foundation course in environmental studies with courses in environmental economics, domestic environmental policy and law, international environmental policy and politics, and courses in environmental science. Diverse electives allow students to explore topics from introductory geographic information systems (GIS) to endangered species policy to environmental and human health. Students complete the Environmental Policy Practicum capstone seminar in the senior year.
Environmental policy majors are encouraged to take Environmental Studies 118 (spring) in their first year and Environmental Studies 233 and 271 (fall) and Environmental Studies 234 (spring) in their sophomore year. Students enrolled in "The Green Cluster" who are interested in this major should enroll in Environmental Studies 118 as well as Economics 133 in the spring semester.
Students pursuing this major must complete at least one course at the 300-level or above selected from category III below. No more than one course at the 100-level may be used to fulfill category III. No requirement for the major may be taken satisfactory/unsatisfactory. AP credit can fulfill core course requirements based on exam performance and coverage. Exemption from Environmental Studies 118 is granted with an AP test score of 5, allowing advanced placement into other courses. Courses not listed below, such as those offered by some off-campus study programs, may count toward the major pending prior approval by the program director.
Requirements for the Major in Environmental Policy
I. Required Environmental Studies Core Courses
II. All of the Following Courses
III. Humans and the Environment (Four courses, at least two from environmental studies)
IV. Three of the Following Courses
V. One of the Following Capstone Courses
Environmental Studies 401 and 402 provide one credit for the senior year and typically are taken in addition to a normal four-course semester.
The interdisciplinary environmental science major also begins with the foundation course in environmental studies and is followed by core courses in environmental economics, biology and ecology, chemistry or physics, geology or GIS, and mathematics. Students select a focus area to explore in depth. Current focus areas include conservation biology, applied ecology, marine science, environment and human health, environmental chemistry, and environmental geology. Students can also propose well-structured alternative focus areas. The senior capstone seminar provides a hands-on approach to environmental science research. Colby's four science buildings have excellent teaching and research laboratories furnished with the necessary equipment to undertake sophisticated environmental investigations.
Environmental science majors are encouraged to enroll in Biology 163 (fall) and Environmental Studies 118 (spring) in their first year and Environmental Science 271 (fall) in their sophomore year. Students enrolled in "The Green Cluster" who are interested in this major should also enroll in Chemistry 141 in the fall; in the spring they should enroll in Chemistry 142, Environmental Studies 118, and Mathematics 121.
Majors must complete at least two courses at the 300-level or above selected from categories III and IV below. No more than one course at the 100 level may be used to fulfill category III. No requirement for the major may be taken satisfactory/unsatisfactory. AP credits can fulfill core course requirements based on exam performance and coverage. Exemption from Environmental Studies 118 is granted with an AP test score of 5, allowing advanced placement into other courses. AP credits also can provide advanced placement in focus areas, but in no case can AP credits reduce the number of required focus area courses below five. Environmental studies majors electing the science concentration should consult with the program director or the advisor for their selected focus area as early as their first year at Colby to identify any courses beyond the major requirements that may be desirable to meet their postgraduate goals, especially graduate or professional school.
Requirements for the Major in Environmental ScienceI. Required Environmental Studies Core Courses
II. Required Science and Mathematics Courses
For students electing the conservation biology, applied ecology, environment and human health, or marine science focus area:
For students electing the environmental geology or environmental chemistry focus area:
III. Humans and the Environment (Two courses, not taken from the same discipline unless that discipline is environmental studies)
IV. Focus Area (Five courses from one of the following focus areas and an additional culminating experience chosen in consultation with advisor. The Environmental Studies Program will consider well-structured proposals for additional focus areas.) Advanced Placement credits can provide advanced placement in focus areas but cannot reduce the number of required focus-area courses below five.
A. Conservation Biology
Two Courses from the Following:
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C. Marine Science
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D. Environment and Human Health
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E. Environmental Geology
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F. Environmental Chemistry
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Environmental Studies 401 and 402 provide one credit for the senior year and typically are taken in addition to a normal four-course semester.
Students are encouraged to consider field courses offered by Colby or other approved programs such as: Biology 257j, 259j, Environmental Studies 358j, Geology 279j, and the Semester in Environmental Science at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole. Students electing the marine science focus area are strongly encouraged to consider a semester of off-campus study through programs offered by the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, School for Field Studies, the Duke University Marine Laboratory, the Marine Biological Laboratory, and other approved programs. An internship or research project in the discipline is strongly recommended. Students are strongly encouraged to participate in research projects, relevant field study, or internships to complement their academic work. Limited financial assistance is available to help environmental studies majors participate in research or internship opportunities.
The major in environmental studies–interdisciplinary computation provides an introduction to environmental studies as a discipline as well as training in computational techniques used in environmental policy and science. Students will become familiar with quantitative tools used to investigate environmental problems, especially GIS and remote sensing. No requirement for the major may be taken satisfactory/unsatisfactory. Advanced Placement credits can fulfill core course requirements based on exam performance and coverage. Students interested in this major should try to take Computer Science 151 in their first year (fall or spring) and Computer Science 231 (fall) and 251 (spring) in their second year. Students should consult with the Environmental Studies Program director or their computer science advisor when planning their capstone independent-study project.
Requirements for the Major in Environmental Studies-Interdisciplinary Computation
I. Required Environmental Studies Core Courses
II. Required Environmental Studies Courses
III. One Course Selected from the Following:
IV. Required Computer Science Courses:
V. Capstone Courses
VI. Senior Colloquia
Honors in Environmental Studies
Environmental studies majors with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 at the end of the January term of the junior year or with special program approval are eligible to apply for the Environmental Studies Honors Research Program. Interested students should contact a faculty sponsor during the spring semester of the junior year to discuss a project. Before the end of spring registration, students should secure a faculty sponsor for their research project. Students who are studying abroad in the spring should try to make initial contact with a potential sponsor in the spring via e-mail, but may complete their proposal in the fall at the beginning of the academic year. The student must then petition the program for permission to undertake honors work. With approval from the program, students can register for Environmental Studies 491. Students wishing to change their honors project topic must petition the program for approval of the new topic. Honors research projects will be a total of six to eight credits and will be conducted during the student's last two academic semesters (and may include Jan Plan). Also, students enrolled in Environmental Studies 493 or 494 may petition the program to expand their independent study for these courses into an honors project to be conducted in January and the spring semester.
Successful completion of the honors program will include an approved thesis, an oral presentation at the Colby Undergraduate Research Symposium, and a successful thesis defense as well as the completion of the required course work for the major. The student fulfilling these requirements will graduate "With Honors in Environmental Studies." The decision whether or not the student will be approved to convert her or his seminar or independent study project to an honors project in the spring semester and continue in the Environmental Studies Honors Program by enrolling in Environmental Studies 484 will be made at the end of the first semester. In cases where requirements for honors have not been fulfilled at the end of the spring semester, Environmental Studies 484 (Honors Research) will revert to a graded Environmental Studies 492 (Independent Study).
The environmental studies minor is designed to introduce students to environmental issues and their ramifications in the context of the social and natural sciences. Course requirements provide flexibility, allowing students to study in areas of most interest to them. Courses not listed below, such as those offered by some off-campus study programs, may count toward the minor pending prior approval by the program director.
Requirements for the Minor in Environmental Studies
Group 2: If only one course is chosen from the environmental studies core group, then one additional course from:
If not used to satisfy the social science couplet:
Minors also are encouraged to have a hands-on environmental activity either of an experiential nature (internship) or an academic nature (research project). In many, if not most cases, at least one of these activities may be required by one of the courses selected and thus satisfied automatically.
No requirement for the minor may be taken satisfactory/unsatisfactory. AP credit in a subject allows advanced placement but does not reduce the number of courses required for the minor.
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A three-time National League MVP (1943, 1946 and 1948) and winner of seven NL batting titles, Musial played in 24 All-Star Games (from 1959-62, Major League Baseball held two All-Star Games each season) and finished his career with a .331 batting average. At the time of his retirement, Musial stood as the National League's all-time career record holder in games (3,026), runs scored (1,949), hits (3,630), doubles (725) and runs batted in (1,951) among other records, and he was still ranked among the top 10 in those categories in 2012.
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Stairhoppers made my family's move to a new home so easy! They asked all the right questions beforehand, which took a lot of stress out of the big day. Then on moving day, the crew that arrived was awesome. They had everything necessary to do the job and when it started raining, they went above and beyond to keep our belongings from getting ruined. I recommend them to everybody. They provide amazing service that can't be beat at a great price.
We had an excellent experience with Stairhoppers from start to finish. This was our first big move and we were pretty nervous. They were great with answering all the questions that we had. They talked us through the whole process and made sense of what initially seemed like a confusing process. They showed up on time and everything went smoothly. Before we knew it we were moved into our new home and nothing had gone wrong.
I am a military brat and used to moving every few years. I have had some really bad moving companies in my time, but hiring Stairhoppers was a breath of fresh air! Everything about the move was impressive, from the efficient way they packed up everything in my old apartment to their stress-free way they handled moving everything into my new house. They even put the furniture and boxes in the right rooms! I would recommend them to anyone who plans to move.
Friendly and professional moving company – I recently moved from Winthrop to Boston and it was a pleasure dealing with this company. They explained everything over the phone and the price didn't change after the job was complete. They were on time, very friendly and everything arrived in one piece. If I need anything moved in the future I will be happy to use this company's services once again.
Great movers. I hired Stairhopper Movers to relocate my 2 bedroom apartment from Beacon Hill area to North End. With 3rd floor walk up on both ends, all I can say it's that Stairhoppers rocked! They guys were going up and down the stairs like it was nothing. What impressed me the most was the speed and knowledge the guys had when they had to move our armoir and leather couch using the only and the tightest access we have: the stairs. The movers were friendly and carry a great attitude the entire move. I would use them again in a heart beat.
Professional, friendly and hard working movers – We just finished unpacking the last 2 boxes (excluding all those book boxes tucked in the closets :-) ). I wanted to, belatedly, let everybody know how happy we were with Stairhoppers.
The office staff was always very helpful, and the movers were professional, friendly, and hard working. Not a single item was broken...even all our glassware, china, and crystal arrived in one piece.
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Professional movers – I would like to thank Stairhoppers for an outstanding job. They moved our office within the Boston area after hours since we couldn't access the elevators during business hours. They were very accommodating with our requests, a lot of things required to be dismantled and reassembled and a huge amount of boxes and expensive office equipment got moved. Nothing was damaged during the move. Our moving crew was very professional and friendly and the most impressive thing about them was how efficient and organized they worked the entire time.
Impressive work – With Stairhopper Movers I had a really great moving experience. Our move was a little bit unique since we had to make 3 stops to pick up several items and 1 final drop off, all of them in different cities surrounding Boston. The move went very well, the movers were very polite, fast and professional. They made our move stress free and smooth. Thank you again.
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Professional movers! Excellent customer service! – Stairhopper Movers exceeded our expectations! The office staff was very professional, scheduling with them was very easy and their rates are very affordable also. On the moving day, they showed up 15 min earlier and went straight to work. They hustled and made sure everything got done as quickly as possible. Everything got padded and they pointed out any issues with our furniture before they moved it. Our movers were making sure everything it's handled properly and safely. We highly recommend them for any move.
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I didn't do a single pregnancy exercise.. I worked on my feet running around a store all day and lived on the second floor of an apartment complex. So most of my exercise came from walking up and down flights of stairs countless times taking dogs out for walks. My doctors office was also on the second floor of their medical building and i opted for the stairs there as well.. well until i hit my last week then i took the elevator. I also parked further away from the entrances of shopping centers and so on.
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2 Georgia Players, 1 Vandy Player Suspended By SEC
October 19th, 2011 02:26 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Georgia, Vanderbilt
Tags: Georgia, Georgia Shaun Williams, Jordan Matthews, Kwame Geathers
The SEC has finally handed down its penalties from last weekend's Georgia-Vanderbilt football game. In total three players will each miss the first half of their teams' upcoming games.
Vanderbilt center Logan Stewart has been suspended for the first half of the Commodores' game against Army this Saturday. The league cited Rule 9-1 of the NCAA Football Rule Book in its decision to suspension Stewart. That rule states that a flagrant personal foul offender shall be disqualified. The rule leaves open for interpretation what is and what isn't "flagrant," but anyone who saw Stewart's unnecessary clip of Kwame Geathers would likely identify that act as being as flagrant as flagrant can be.
Geathers has been suspended — just as his dad had relayed to the press earlier today — for the first half of UGA's October 29th game with Florida. The league stated that Geathers was in violation of NCAA Football Rule 2-32-1-a regarding fighting. "The penalty for violation of the rule in the second half includes suspension for the first half of the team's next scheduled game." There's no arguing this one. Throw a punch for any reason — and have it caught by officials or television cameras — and a player will sit.
Georgia's Shaun Williams was also suspended. Williams was flagged for two personal foul penalties in the game and then — according to Vanderbilt coach James Franklin — was the instigator in Saturday's postgame shenanigans. The league tied his suspension to one of the personal foul calls and Rule 9-1-4. "No player shall target and initiate contact to the head or neck area of a defenseless opponent with the helmet, forearm, elbow or shoulder." Because it believed Williams violated that rule so flagrantly in the third quarter of Saturday's game, the league office decided to suspend him "in accordance with (the) Southeastern Conference Constitution, Article 4.4.2 (d)."
We are a bit surprised by the suspension of Williams. We are also surprised that neither coaching staff received a reprimand of any kind from the league office — in public anyway. Todd Grantham's postgame curse-fest has made bigger news this week than any of the penalties the drew suspensions.
Cue those who will say there is one standard for players and one for coaches.
In the end, this situation hurts Georgia more than it does Vanderbilt. The Commodores will be without player for a game with Army. Georgia will be without two players for its all-important game with Florida.
UPDATE – Okay, we're no longer surprised Williams was suspended. OutKickTheCoverage.com posted the following video of the play that led to the Georgia DB's punishment. The play in question was missed by officials and not actually flagged. So, yes, that means Williams should have been hit with three personal foul penalties during the game.
Keep your eye at about the 30-yard-line and you'll see Williams launch himself into the back and head of defenseless Commodore receiver Jordan Matthews.
Seeing as Vandy had a player take a cheap shot at a Georgia player's knees and Georgia had a player take a cheap shot at a Vandy player's spine… maybe it's time for fans of both schools to pipe down. Neither side has room for any more faux outrage.
We've now seen punkish behavior from both squads. And the coaching staffs didn't handle things much better than their players.
As we said earlier today, there are no winners in this story. But the list of losers continues to grow with every new ball of mud that's flung.
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Original Album:
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2. "Getchoo"
3. "No Other One"
4. "Why Bother?"
5. "Across The Sea"
6. "The Good Life"
7. "El Scorcho"
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12. "Devotion"
13. "The Good Life "(Radio Remix)
14. "Waiting On You"
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5. "Why Bother?" (Live at Reading Festival 1996) *
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I'm hoping that Alone III tracklist was real. I really wanna hear "Negativeland"
Given the Pink deluxe list was pretty much dead on, the list for Alone 3 must have at least been a tentative track list. Maybe we won't get as many, but I'd bet we'll get around 20 songs made up from that list.
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It's very good. I'd love to see a live recording of Across the Sea, it's one of the few I don't have.


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