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Seizing the means of reproduction: An illegal feminist abortion collective—How and why it worked
- Pauline B. BartAffiliated withDepartment of Psychiatry, University of Illinois Medical Center
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This paper describes an illegal feminist abortion collective [the Service] through whose efforts 11,000 abortions were performed between 1969 and 1973 when abortion was legalized. An analysis of interviews from 32 members of this lay group indicates how and why the collective was so effective in providing what is usually a physician-controlled medical procedure. After describing the structure of the organization and the process by which women obtained the abortion, including pre-abortion counseling and post-abortion follow-up, two sets of reasons for the collective's effectiveness are presented. The first five reasons derive from the interview themselves; they deal with the organization's social and historical context, its illegality, its charismatic leaders, its member satisfaction and its financial self-sufficiency. The next nine reasons deal with factors that make The Service a relatively typical democratic collective organization. The most important of these factors is its lack of concern for organizational survival per se. This account supports the Rothschild-Whitt model for collective democratic organizations. It also suggests that counseling is important both for the providers and for the receivers of abortions.
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- Title
- Seizing the means of reproduction: An illegal feminist abortion collective—How and why it worked
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Qualitative Sociology
Volume 10, Issue 4 , pp 339-357
- Cover Date
- 1987-12
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- 0162-0436
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7837
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Human Sciences Press
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- Pauline B. Bart (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Psychiatry, University of Illinois Medical Center, 912 South Wood Street, 60680, Chicago, Illinois


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The Journal of Primary Prevention
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Dentists as Oral Physicians: The Overlooked Primary Health Care Resource
- Donald B. GiddonAffiliated withDepartment of Developmental Biology, Harvard School of Dental Medicine Email author
- , Brian SwannAffiliated withCambridge Health AllianceHarvard School of Dental Medicine
- , R. Bruce DonoffAffiliated withHarvard School of Dental Medicine
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The United States is currently experiencing a primary care shortage. One solution to improving health care is to increase the utilization of existing health care providers, particularly dentists, an opportunity that has been largely ignored. By employing mid-level providers for less complex procedures to deliver more accessible dental care at lower cost, dentists can redistribute tasks to their office workforce. They can then serve as oral physicians who can provide limited preventive primary care, including screening for chronic diseases, while continuing to oversee all dental care, whether provided by dentists or non-dentists. Thus, they could improve the health of the US population as well as increase access to dental care at lower cost, while partially alleviating the primary care shortage by filling a need for the screening aspects of primary care.
KeywordsHealth care delivery Primary care Oral physician Dentistry
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- Dentists as Oral Physicians: The Overlooked Primary Health Care Resource
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The Journal of Primary Prevention
Volume 34, Issue 4 , pp 279-291
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- 2013-08
- 10.1007/s10935-013-0310-7
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- 1573-6547
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- Primary care
- Oral physician
- Dentistry
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- Donald B. Giddon (1)
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- Ruth Hertzman-Miller (4)
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- 1. Department of Developmental Biology, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, 190 Longwood Ave., Boston, MA, USA
- 2. Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA, USA
- 3. Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston, MA, USA
- 4. Joslin Diabetes Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA


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Happy Halloween, everybody! Today, we're going to block snark, Halloween-style, with an onslaught of awesome Halloween comic book covers!! We've got FIVE Tim Sale Batman Halloween covers, FOUR Bugs Bunny Halloween covers, TWO Little Lulu Halloween covers, a Franklin Richards cover, a Tick cover and SEVEN Treehouse of Horror covers!!
Feel the snark melting away, like the flesh off of a vampire at dawn?
Covers courtesy of the Grand Comic Book Database, which is, indeed, a grand comic book database!!
Which cover is your overall favorite?
Which of the Sale ones is your favorite?
Which of the Bugs Bunny ones is your favorite?
Which of the Treehouse of Horror covers is your favorite?
Is there a Treehouse of Horror comic that you think should have been up here instead of the seven I chose?
Are you dressing up in a costume for Halloween (or did you already dress up for a costume party this weekend?)?
Did you carve a Jack O' Lantern?
Not to sound ungrateful, but any chance you could add some SCOOBY-DOO covers in there? DC has been doing some exceptional work with that book in terms of covers (stories are so-so, mind).
Which cover is your overall favorite?
Treehouse of Terror #11
It serves as both a throwback to classic comics and to the episode. Great design.
Which of the Sale ones is your favorite?
Long Halloween #1
Which of the Bugs Bunny ones is your favorite?
Trick'nTreat #1
Are you dressing up in a costume for Halloween (or did you already dress up for a costume party this weekend?)?
I did, I went as Shipwreck from G.I.Joe.
Did you carve a Jack O' Lantern?
No, I live in an apartment, no one would have seen it if I had.
Favorite cover – Treehouse of Horror #8. Tough to choose, though.
Overall, I'd have to choose the 2nd sale Halloween Special cover, although now that I see them together, they're pretty similar. I kick myself again this year for not carving my pumpkins in such a manner!
I carved two pumpkins for my daughter. One was Donald Duck's face based on a comic strip I had lying nearby, and the other was kind of a cat-mask based on a Halloween mask someone was wearing in a newspaper article lying next to the Donald Duck comic strip. I strung lights through them that go up my sidewalk, which I think should give a neat effect to the trick-or-treaters this evening.
Um, in that Lulu and Tubby one, is he looking up her skirt?
Long Halloween #1 would be my favorite. Very simple design. I like the empty space and the fonts used (except the big A at the bottom).
That "Madness" cover is my favorite of all of Sale's Batman covers.
My brother currently has all my "Treehouse" comics. I think I need to get 'em back by next year.
I love "Long Halloween" and for getting someone into reading comics for the first time, it can't be beat.
That being said, Ghosts is a a great story, almost somthing of an overlooked gem. Rough and raw compared to their later work, it packs a lot of story into a short format (and if I had a complaint about it its that I wanted more) and does a lot of great character work.
Is Bugs going into surgery? Whats with those gloves?
Wow, Sale really milked dry that "pumpkinhead with a bat-logo for a mouth" idea, huh? The first four covers shown here are all basically the same drawing, only slightly altered for re-use.
Well, they were all part of the same series.
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Bridgend College is a further education college based in Bridgend, Wales. Founded in 1928 as the Bridgend Mining and Technical Institute, the college today has four campuses in Bridgend, Pencoed and Maesteg.
Courses offered include NVQs and BTECs. The college also offers a range of higher education courses, including HNCs, HNDs and degrees. It is the largest provider of higher education courses of any FE college in Wales.
- Bridgend Campus (51°29′59″N 3°34′20″W / 51.4997°N 3.5721°WCoordinates: 51°29′59″N 3°34′20″W / 51.4997°N 3.5721°W)
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- Pencoed Campus (51°31′33″N 3°29′24″W / 51.5259°N 3.4899°W)
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Hannie Caulder
|Hannie Caulder
Original poster
|Directed by
|Burt Kennedy
|Produced by
|Patrick Curtis
Tony Tenser
|Written by
|Z.X. Jones
Burt Kennedy (uncredited)
|Based on
|characters created by Ian Quicke and Bob Richards
story by Peter Cooper
|Raquel Welch
Robert Culp
Ernest Borgnine
Strother Martin
Jack Elam
Christopher Lee
Curtwel Productions
Tigon British Film Productions
|Distributed by
|Paramount Pictures
Release dates
Running time
|85 minutes
|United Kingdom
Hannie Caulder is a 1971 British-made Western film. The film was directed by Burt Kennedy and starred Raquel Welch, Robert Culp and Ernest Borgnine.[1] The screenplay was rewritten by Kennedy, who wasn't credited.[2]
Hannie Caulder is a frontier wife, living with her husband at a horse station between towns in the American West. After a disastrous bank raid, the inept Clemens brothers gang arrive at the station. They murder Caulder's husband, gang-rape her, burn down her house and leave her for dead. The brothers go on a crime spree, while Caulder recruits bounty hunter Thomas Price, to help her get revenge by training her to be a gunfighter. The pair travel to Mexico to have gunsmith Bailey build her a specialized revolver, to be a fast draw specialist. When bandidos surround the house, a gun battle erupts but Hannie is unable to kill a man face to face. Price recommends she give up her quest for revenge but she refuses, telling him to get out. She was only using him and doesn't need him any more. He leaves, telling her she's a bad liar.
As he goes, Price sees the Clemens brothers arrive in town. His attempt to take down Frank goes awry, because Emmet throws a knife into Price's belly, mortally wounding him. Hannie goes after them, killing Frank in a whorehouse. The two brothers swear revenge on her but she gets Rufus in a store when he tries to kill her. Hannie lures Emmett to an old prison for a showdown and almost meets the same fate as Price but Emmett's attempt to throw a knife into her back is thwarted by the Preacher, who shoots it from his hand. Hannie kills Emmett face to face but realizes that Price was right: taking revenge will change her forever.
- Raquel Welch as Hannie Caulder
- Robert Culp as Thomas Luther Price
- Ernest Borgnine as Emmett Clemens
- Jack Elam as Frank Clemens
- Strother Martin as Rufus Clemens
- Christopher Lee as Bailey
- Diana Dors as the Madam
Patrick Curtis, then married to Raquel Welch, met with Tony Tenser of Tigon British Film Productions with a view to get funding for a movie starring Welch. Curtis proposed a horror movie or a Western; Tenser, who had always wanted to make a Western, picked the latter. Tigon put up 100% of the budget while Curtwel (Curtis and Welch's production company) put up their services. Neither Curtis nor Welch took a salary, instead taking profit participation. Before Hannie Caulder was released, Tigon and Curtwel co-produced The Sorcerers (1967), a horror film starring Boris Karloff. Thus, Curtis and Tenser did team up for both a western and a horror film.[3]
it was the third film from Certwel, following A Swingin' Summer and The Beloved.[4]
Robert Culp was signed to co star in December 1970.[5]
The movie was filmed in Spain, mostly around Almeria, beginning on 18 January 1971.[6]
Burt Kennedy and the cast were reportedly not paid after the first two weeks of filming, causing tension on set.[7]
Stephen Boyd has a brief, uncredited appearance as a gunfighter known simply as "The Preacher". Flamenco guitar virtuoso Paco de Lucía makes a cameo appearance as a Mexican musician.
Fast draw artist Rodd Redwing was a technical adviser to the film, working with Robert Culp. Redwing suffered a heart attack on the plane returning from the filming in Spain and died shortly after landing in Los Angeles.
The film performed well at the UK box office and was reasonably successful in the United States.
Quentin Tarantino said the film was one of his inspirations for Kill Bill. "Why I love Hannie Caulder so much is Robert Culp. He is so magnificent in that movie. I actually think there's a bit of similarity between Sonny Chiba and Uma (in Kill Bill) and Raquel Welch and Robert Culp in Hannie Caulder."[8]
- ^ Greenspun, Roger (1971). "Hannie Caulder". The New York Times.
- ^ p. 147 Joyner, C. Courtney Burt Kennedy Interview in The Westerners: Interviews with Actors, Directors, Writers and Producers McFarland
- ^ John Hamilton, Beasts in the Cellar: The Exploitation Film Career of Tony Tenser, Fab Press 2005 p 194-198, 218-221
- ^ Raquel Welch the Wife of Patrick Curtis, Not Svengali: Movies Raquel Married to Patrick Curtis, Not Svengali Johnson, Patricia. Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) [Los Angeles, Calif] 21 Mar 1971: q1.
- ^ MOVIE CALL SHEET: Culp, Raquel 'Caulder' Stars Martin, Betty. Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) [Los Angeles, Calif] 21 Dec 1970: i19.
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I've been curious about cloud computing for a while for academic work. Data parallel is nice, for example hundreds of images that can all be computed in "parallel" (really just a bunch of independent jobs). Here's more of the problem I see with it in anything other than trivial classroom work:
Most if not all platforms bill you based on data size and communications traffic. Makes sense there is a cost associated with that. But the problem is scientific computing, other than the ideal cases like astro physics simulations where all the data can be created where the simulation runs, has huge amounts of data typically that needs to be sent before work can start and might have to come back too. Most people don't really realize how huge. For example I worked as an IT admin for a genetic research centre. On lab could generate 10TB of raw data a day, and we had 20 labs. If you had to move that to the cloud and then some subset of data back again once processed you'd need a "huge" pipe to do so and the bill for the traffic to a cloud service provider would tend to be prohibitive. We were able to compute the 10TB of data in about 4 hours on 100 nodes to give you a rough idea of the compute time. I think 10TB of traffic would cost more than the 100 nodes for 4 hours.
Any ideas for a work around for this side of things? In my experience cloud is great if you are serving a website or something where revenue is tied to page views and in general the data size is trivial or at least static (so you move it once and then it changes very slowly) but when you start pushing some real amount of data it is just crazy. We were paying 10k euros a year for 155Mbps symmetric to the institute and we would easily saturate that with just one labs data if we went to the cloud. Fortunately we had an independent 1Gbps link to the local HPC facility and a couple in house smaller clusters (80 and 40 nodes).
Oh and unless my math is wrong 155Mbps would take ~6 days to send 10TB assuming it wasn't being used for anything else (which it is as it is the primary internet connection for the building). So time is a factor too. Being able to move huge data is both expensive and likely to take longer than the compute.
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The West Henderson girls golf team will begin defense of last year's state title when it begins play Monday in the first round of the 3-A/2-A/1-A state championship tournament at Long Leaf Golf Club in Southern Pines.
Leading the way is senior Kayla Sciupider, last year's individual 3-A/2-A/1-A state champion who is also a three-time Times-News Girls Golfer of the Year. Sciupider captured her third straight regional title on Thursday at Asheville Municipal Golf Course by carding a 73, which was six strokes ahead of runner-up Mattie Toby of East Lincoln.
Sciupider led the Lady Falcons to the regional title, as they ended the day with their lowest score ever at the regional tournament with a 248. It was also the lowest regional tournament score reported in the state.
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Chandler Danielson ended up in seventh place with an 86 at regionals, and fellow Lady Falcon Payton Culler carded an 89 for 11th place.
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Hawkins ended up in fourth place at regionals, and Barnes came in 13th.
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Last year, West made history with its first-ever team title and also its first individual girls golf state champion. Sciupider took the title by three strokes over Ashbrook's Megan Burnham after a two-day total of 149. The Lady Falcons took the team title after rallying from eight shots down after the opening day to record a 509 and win the title by eight shots over first-day leader Salisbury.Click here for Monday's complete tee times
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Digital Generation: On The Right Track
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Digital Generation: 70% Potential Upside
Suneet Chandvani
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- Receptos (RCPT +6%) jumps after SA Pro's Stephen Simpson - initially skeptical of a biotech going public in the late stages of a multi-year bull market - takes a close look (embargoed until tomorrow morning) and sees significant upside ahead of some key test results.
- Kudos to SA Pro's Suneet Chandvani who 24 hours ago argued (embargoed for another 40 minutes) Digital Generation (DGIT +27.4%) remained dramatically undervalued even after August's big move higher. The company today agreed to sell its TV ad delivery business for $485M.
Aug. 13, 2013, 9:11 AM
Aug. 13, 2013, 8:55 AM
- Digital Generation (DGIT) agrees to sell its television ad delivery business to Extreme Reach for $485M.
- DGIT says it will use proceeds from the sale to pay off all outstanding debt and fund the majority of a planned cash distribution to stockholders of at least $3/share.
- DGIT's online business is not part of the deal, and stockholders will receive shares of a company that will hold its online business.
- Shares +34.3% premarket.
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Aug. 7, 2013, 9:14 AM
Mar. 4, 2013, 10:03 AMDigital Generation (DGIT) gains 4.3% a day ahead of the expiration of the company's poison pill. In addition to the CEO's purchase of stock last week was executive chairman Scott Ginsburg adding 13% to his stake by picking up about 270K shares. | Mar. 4, 2013, 10:03 AM
Feb. 19, 2013, 12:53 PM
Nov. 8, 2012, 4:57 PMDigital Generation Systems (DGIT): Q3 EPS of -$7.96 may not be comparable to consensus of $0.05. Revenue of $93.8M (+10.9% Y/Y) beats by $3.8M. Shares -3.9% AH. (PR) | Nov. 8, 2012, 4:57 PM
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Jul. 16, 2012, 5:42 PMDigital Generation (DGIT) has resumed trading after announcing it would explore strategic alternatives. Shares +19.7% AH to $11.50. | Jul. 16, 2012, 5:42 PM
Jun. 7, 2012, 9:05 AM
Jun. 6, 2012, 4:09 PM
Ad distribution network owner Digital Generation (DGIT +26.5%) soared in the final minutes of trading thanks to a Bloomberg report claiming the company, which still only closed at $12.13, turned down a $20+/share buyout offer from privately-owned ExtremeReach-Providence. Shares are down 7.1% AH.| Jun. 6, 2012, 4:09 PM
May 29, 2012, 10:58 AMDigital Generation (DGIT +8.7%) and SuperMedia (SPMD +6.7%) run up gains on enthusiasm tied to the pair's ability to deliver next-stage advertising solutions and M&A chatter. | May 29, 2012, 10:58 AM
May 10, 2012, 11:41 AM
Digital Generation (DGIT -12.6%) trades lower despite Q1 results that slightly beat analysts' estimates. Revenue was up 46% Y/Y, driven by higher HD growth in its TV segment. However, Janney Capital notes HD pricing declines are worsening - down about 40% due to its internet segment being disrupted by integration and client migration issues.| May 10, 2012, 11:41 AM
May 9, 2012, 4:16 PMDigital Generation Systems (DGIT): Q1 EPS of $0.05 may not be comparable to consensus of $0.28. Revenue of $92.8M (+46% Y/Y) beats by $1.8M. Shares -2.7% AH. (PR) | May 9, 2012, 4:16 PM
Company Description
Digital Generation Inc provides digital technology services that enable the electronic delivery of advertisements, syndicated programs, and video news releases to traditional broadcasters, online publishers, and other media outlets.
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Millions of dollars in asset sales cash earmarked by the
Government for new schools and hospitals will go instead on
obscure projects like repairs to Parliament's leaky roof and
on assisting the US Government's controversial global
crackdown on tax evasion, Budget documents show.
In this year's Budget, the Government announced $1 billion in
spending from the Future Investment Fund, the "notional" pool
of $4.7 billion raised from selling half stakes in power
companies and a sell down of Air NZ shares.
But although the Government said asset sales cash would be
used to fund "high priority future investment" in assets like
schools, hospitals and broadband, documents released this
week show spending on items that appear to fall well outside
Parliamentary Service received $7 million for "Crown Capital
work" and recently confirmed much of that would go on
extensive repairs to Parliament Building's exterior stone
cladding, windows, doors and roofing to remedy leaks.
Three years ago Parliamentary Service "reprioritised" $5
million of its budget to repair the Beehive roof and windows
which were also leaking.
The Budget documents also show just under $5 million this
year has been committed to implement New Zealand's compliance
with the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca). The
act requires overseas financial institutions including New
Zealand's banks to submit information about their customers
who may be subject to US taxes to the US Internal Revenue
Service (IRS).
The law is detested by many expat Americans and may affect a
significant proportion of the estimated 20,000-30,000 US
citizens or tax residents living in New Zealand.
The money in the Budget is being used to fund Inland Revenue
to collect the information before passing it on to the IRS.
Wellington IT consultant Simon Titheridge, who fears his
financial records will be harvested and sent to the US
because of the joint bank accounts he holds with his US born
wife, said the Fatca money was "very poor" spending.
"It's appalling that the Government has sold these assets
supposedly for the benefit of taxpayers but is instead using
it to comply with the requirements of a foreign government."
Labour's state owned enterprises spokesman Clayton Cosgrove
said the Government had "conveniently neglected to identify"
what he called a "grab bag" of spending funded by asset sales
cash in the Budget, including $23 million to pay for New
Zealand's subscription to the World Bank.
He said the money was being used as a "slush fund" to cover
up holes left in the Government's revenue resulting from its
2010 tax cuts.
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Course Scheduling Guidelines
If you have questions about:
- Scheduling sections
- Scheduling final exams
- Scheduling extra classes or screenings
Contact the Course Scheduler (Kathleen Parent) at ext. 5069 or e-mail "Scheduling, Course".
Course Scheduling will schedule room and time assignments for
- regular class meetings
- examination schedules
- midterm and final examinations held outside the regular class time
- film screenings required for courses
- make-up classes
- review sessions
- lectures or guest speakers that are scheduled outside of regular class time and that are open only to class members
The Department of Events Management will schedule any other academic activities or non-academic events organized by academic departments, such as: lectures and guest speakers that are open to the campus or the public (not limited only to a class), symposia, library and technology course-based workshops, job talks, and meetings (including department faculty meetings).
Consult with the Department of Event Management website for College policies regarding the scheduling of events: http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/business/scheduling/scheduling_policies
Course Scheduling Times
For classes that have three 50-minute meetings a week:
Lectures and discussions cannot be scheduled on T or R from 12:30 - 1:20
For classes that have two 75-minute classes a week:
8:40 - 9:55 M/W (Junior & Senior seminars only)
12:15 - 1:30 M/W (Please Note, students will not be able to register for M or W 1:30-4:15 courses)
For classes that have one meeting a week:
1:30 - 4:15 any day (M - R) (Please Note, students will not be able to register for M/W 12:15-1:30 courses)
7:30 - 10:25 M, T or W
Evening Classes
Three-hour classes may be scheduled from 7:30 - 10:25 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. 75-minute classes may be scheduled from 7:30 - 8:45 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Screenings may be scheduled on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings. Evening classes on other nights must be approved by the dean of the faculty or designate. Athletic contests will not be scheduled on Monday evenings.
Examinations outside of Class Time
Mid-term examinations given outside of class should be scheduled on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. or Friday at 2:30 p.m. whenever possible. Faculty scheduling mid-terms on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday evenings must offer alternate examination times to students who have a regularly scheduled class or screening on one of those evenings.
Other Guidelines
- Fifty minute discussions may be scheduled within a 75 minute period on Tuesday or Thursday; however, those scheduled for the first half of Tuesday or Thursday afternoon should be held from 1:55 - 2:45 to help relieve lunchtime congestion in the dining halls.
- Screenings may be scheduled on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Students who have legitimate conflicts (exams, athletic contests) with a scheduled screening may request to view the screening at an alternate time, i.e. through the Media Services reserve holdings.
- Beginning Fall 2014, Friday afternoon classes will not meet after 2:45pm.
- Any time changes to courses after the completion of Banner data entry require approval from the department chair.
- Departments must schedule their courses so that no more than approximately 50 percent of lecture sections are offered during the "prime time hours:" Mon-Wed at 9:05, 10:10, and 11:15; and Tu-Th at 9:30 and 11:00 and Mon-Wed 8:40.
- Departments are prohibited from scheduling discussion sections during the "prime time hours." Discussion sections should be scheduled at 8:00 am, on Fridays, in the afternoons, or at 7:30 p.m. on evenings on which classes are held. Language drills and 4th hours may be scheduled during the "prime time hours."
- Departments must offer 1 out of 11 of their lecture sections in the 8:00 a.m. Mon-Wed-Fri and 8:00 Tu-Th time blocks (no change from current policy). Departments that offer multiple-section courses with an enrollment of primarily first-year students are encouraged to schedule at least one of the sections at 8:00 a.m. Evening courses can also fulfill an 8:00am requirement.
- In order to reduce conflicts with afternoon laboratories and discussion sections, departments are encouraged to schedule high-enrollment 100-level lecture courses in the mornings.
- 50-minute and 75-minute classes may not be scheduled in ways that cut across two standard time blocks. Each department may offer one 12:15-1:30 class each semester.
- Classes that meet five days a week must be scheduled so that they fully utilize two of the standard time blocks, rather than spreading across three time blocks.
- Courses with two or more distinct lecture sections offered in the same semester must be scheduled so that all lecture sections meet at different times.
- Classes schedule on M/W at 8:40 should be reserved for 0300 & 0400 level courses.
Section Numbering
Winter Term Guidelines
8:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
any combination of hours between 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Special Needs
- If additional audio-visual (AV) equipment or staffing is required, it is important that you contact the helpdesk email firstname.lastname@example.com or ext. 2200. Most AV equipment is moved from room to room in response to the needs expressed in a given semester. It is not safe to assume that a room will have the same equipment it contained last semester.
- For information regarding film screenings please consult the Media Services website.
- Requests for additional furniture, portable blackboards, lecterns, etc., should be submitted to the Course Scheduling Office, ext. 5069, and not directly to Facilities Services.
Priority Guidelines used by the Course Scheduler
- Courses with special or technical needs, such as lab equipment or computer labs, or video conferecing will receive priority for rooms with equipment that meets those needs, and will be scheduled first.
- Number of students enrolled will determine the size of room in which course is scheduled.
- Particular room style needs (seminar, lecture, auditorium) will be considered next.
- Where needs are identical, preference for a particular room or time slot will be given to departments that adhere to the scheduling guidelines stated above.
Scheduling other activities
- If you need to schedule an activity directly related to a course: a film for class; an extra discussion session; a lecture for class; etc., in a classroom or non-classroom facility, contact the Course Scheduler via email or x5069.
- If you need to schedule a non-course related activity: a lecture, meeting, etc., contact Event Management using the on-line "Event Reservation Request" form. The link to this form is http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/business/scheduling/forms. The link can also be found at the Department of Event Management home page or at the "Calendar of Events" page.