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HARRISONBURG, Va., Oct. 8, 2012 – Coming off an eight-day layoff, the James Madison field hockey team returns to action on Tuesday with a 7 p.m. match against in-state rival Radford at the JMU Field Hockey Complex.
The Dukes last took the field on Sept. 30, as they shutout Hofstra, 1-0. Overall, they are 7-4 on the season and 2-2 in Colonial Athletic Association play. Madison is 4-2 at home this season and 1-1 on its current seven-game homestand.
JMU is one of the stingiest teams in the nation in 2012, allowing just 14 goals in 11 games for a 1.21 goals against average. The Dukes have a 1.21 goals against average, ranking fourth in the nation and rank fifth in the country in save percentage at .813. Freshman goalkeeper Lena Wimmert (Bergisch Gladbach, Germany/Lise-Meitner Gymnasium) ranks sixth in the country in goals against average (1.21) and save percentage (.806). She has stopped 58 of the 72 shots on goal she's faced, ranking 38th in the nation with 5.27 saves per game.
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The Dukes have specialized in tight games this season, with all 11 of their games being decided by one goal. Madison is 3-1 in overtime contests and dating back to last season is 7-3 in games that went into extra time.
JMU is 2-0 against teams from the NorPac this season, earning wins over Longwood and Davidson. Madison shutout Davidson 1-0 on Sept. 9 for the 100th career win for head coach Antoinette Lucas. Five days later, it beat Longwood 3-2 in overtime at home on a game-winning goal by Allaband. It was Allaband's first career goal.
The Highlanders carry a 1-10 record, including a 0-8 mark outside of conference play, into Tuesday's match. They dropped a pair of road decisions over the weekend, losing 5-1 at Temple on Saturday before falling to Penn on Sunday by a score of 4-0. The lone RU win this season came at Appalachian State in double overtime.
Freshman Stacey Mackintosh is the team's top offensive threat with four goals and nine points. She leads the team in shots with 19 and shots on goal with eight. Fellow rookie Jana Bayer is second on the team with three goals and six points while junior Alayna Versage and sophomore Ashton Cox are tied for the team lead in assists with two apiece.
Junior Sidney Encarnacion has started all 11 games in net for the Highlanders. She is 1-10 with a 3.32 goals against average. Encarnacion has stopped 95 shots and allowed 38 goals for a .714 save percentage.
Radford is coached by JMU alumnus Jeff Woods. Woods is in his 27th season with the team and owns a 209-321-7 record.
JMU and RU have played 27 times dating back to 1985. The Dukes lead the all-time series 26-1, including winning the last 20. Madison is 20-0 at home in the series. Last season, the Dukes earned a 2-1 overtime win against the Highlanders.
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UW Law in Top 10 of Public Law Schools, #1 in Law Librarianship and Top 25 for Specialty Programs
The UW Law Librarianship Program ranks #1 for seventh consecutive year. The law school has also placed almost all of its specialty programs in the Top 25 according to U.S. News and World Report Rankings. The programs ranked were taxation (10), health care (15), intellectual property (17), clinical law (17), and environmental law (22). Please see full list of rankings here.
Moot Court Honor Board Honors Alexander M. Wu '08
Alexander Wu received the 2013 Alumnus of the Year Award from the Moot Court Honor Board during the Judson Falknor Appellate Advocacy Competition Championship Round and dinner on March 4. Wu
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First Marten Law Environmental Leadership Series Speaker
John Cruden, president of the Environmental Law Institute and former Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Environment and Natural Resources Division will deliver a talk in downtown Seattle on April 16th "Where Have All the Leaders Gone? Environmental Law at a Crossroads." This is the first event in the new Marten Law Environmental Leadership Series. This series of programs bringing scholars, government officials, environmental advocates, leading practitioners and UW Law students together to discuss the most critical environmental and energy issues of our time. RSVP
Global IP Week at UW Law
The Law, Technology & Arts Group, CASRIP, in collaboration with the Asian Law Center
will host the 2013 Global IP Week, May 3 – May 10, 2013. The week brings
a series of seminars, conferences and presentations on Global IP issues.
Washington Law Review Ranks 37th in Nation!
The Washington & Lee University Law Library Law Review Rankings Project released
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Professorship Installations
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Professor Eric Schnapper Convinces U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Steelworkers' Compensation Case
The case, Sandifer v. U.S. Steel Corp. -- which Schnapper will argue before
the justices in October and probably will be decided next year -- could significantly
affect regular and overtime pay for tens of thousands of unionized U.S. steelworkers
and other types of workers who have to wear safety clothing and gear on the job.
Anita Ramasastry Appointed New IHRB Senior Research Fellow
Professor Ramasastry will be working with the Institute for
Human Rights and Business on projects spanning the areas of information and communication
technology; trade and investment; and business activities in Myanmar.
Welcome Back Former Director of Asian Law, Prof. Dan Foote
The Asian Law Center welcomed back Professor Dan Foote for a reception and public lecture on March 7. Prof. Foote taught at the University of Washington School of Law from 1988 to 2000, and remains an Affiliate Professor of Law here. Prof. Foote's lecture addressed the broad range of reforms to the criminal justice system in Japan with a special focus on the introduction and impact of the Saiban'in system. The lecture was presented as part of the Asian Law Center's 50th Anniversary celebration this year.
Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Asian Law Center
Join us as we celebrate this milestone occasion, and recognize the lifetime achievements
of our distinguished alumni throughout Asia:
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Jeffrey Riedinger, professor and dean of International Studies and Programs at Michigan
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UW President Young Visits Asia
UW President Michael K. Young will make
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The President's three-city tour will begin in Taiwan March 28 and wrap up April
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Regional Alumni Events
Alumni and friends in Tacoma came together at Connelly Law Offices on Jan. 15 to reconnect and hear Professor Jackie McMurtrie's update on the recent successes enjoyed by the Innocence Project Northwest. View some photos of the event.
On Feb. 25, alumni and friends in Olympiagathered at the home of Kimberly '85 and Charles Ellwanger to catch up and hear about the recent work Professor Eric Schnapper has done in the US Supreme Court. View some photos of the event.
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PILA's 18th annual auction, held on February 22, 2013 at the new Husky Union Building, raised over $55,000. View photos of the event.
The funds raised will be used to support 20 student projects in the 2013 grantee class. PILA will be celebrating the grantees, as well as the new Hall of Fame Inductees and the 2013-2014 PILA board on May 9, 2013 from 5-7pm in Gates Hall Room 115.
IPNW Clinic student wins argument in the Court of Appeals, Division I
Jacob Dishion '13 assisted by his clinic partner Kelly Paradis '13
faced off against veteran attorneys for the State of Washington and won an important appellate court victory for the rights of convicted felons seeking DNA testing to prove their innocence.
Will Kim '13 and Emily Nelson '14, with Prof. Debbie Maranville, recover workers' unpaid wages
The students in the Workers' Rights Clinic, in partnership with Casa Latina and the Oregon Northwest Workers' Justice Project, recovered $6,425.55 in unpaid wages on behalf of four clients for work performed on a Beaverton, Oregon condominium and apartment complex. The other students in the clinic, 3Ls Liz Findley, Lauren Guicheteau, and Mia Shiraishi, and 2Ls Shelley Halstead and Nike Morrison, assisted in filing five liens and notified over 140 interested parties.
Jane Schroeder, Priya Rai and Kimberly Schertz, all class of 2015, win victory in the Washington State House of Representatives
UW Legislative Advocacy Clinic had a huge victory in the Washington State House of Representatives. ESHB 1651, The Youth Opportunities Act concerning access to juvenile records, drafted and lobbied by our clinic students passed unanimously. After Republicans removed a half-dozen offenses from the bill, it was passed unanimously 97-0, with Republican Jason Overstreet and Democrat Ruth Kagi speaking strongly in favor.
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When you've "done" the main sights, take a leisurely few hours to dip into lesser-known gems on the periphery of the Old City. Most of the city walls were built in the 16th century by the Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. According to legend, his two architects were executed by order of the sultan himself and buried behind the railings just inside the imposing Jaffa Gate. One version relates that they angered Suleiman by not including Mt. Zion and the venerated Tomb of David within the walls. Others say that the satisfied sultan wanted to make sure they would never build anything grander for anyone else.
Jaffa Gate got its name from its westerly orientation, toward the once-important Mediterranean harbor of Jaffa, now part of Tel Aviv. Its Arabic name of Bab el-Khalil, "Gate of the Beloved," points you south, to the city of Hebron, where the biblical Abraham, the "Beloved of God" in Muslim tradition, is buried. The vehicle entrance is newer, created by the Ottoman Turks in 1898 for the visit of the German emperor, Kaiser Wilhelm II. The British general, Sir Edmund Allenby, took a different approach when he seized the city from the Turks in December 1917: he and his staff officers dismounted from their horses to enter the holy city with the humility befitting pilgrims.
The huge stone tower on the right as you enter Jaffa Gate is the last survivor of the strategic fortress built by King Herod 2,000 years ago. Today it's part of the so-called citadel that houses the Tower of David Museum—well worth your time as the springboard for exploring this part of the historical city. Opposite the museum entrance (once a drawbridge) is the neo-Gothic Christ Church (Anglican), built in 1849 as the first Protestant church in the Middle East. Directly ahead is the souk (Arab bazaar), a convenient route to the Christian and Jewish quarters. To reach Mt. Zion, follow the vehicle road inside the walls to Zion Gate, or take the Ramparts Walk.
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October 13th, 2011 12:34 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Tags: ACC, Mark Blaudschun, SEC, West Virginia
Yesterday afternoon, The Boston Globe's college football writer, Mark Blaudschun, tossed a new log onto the SEC expansion fire when he wrote the following on his blog:
"But if Missouri leaves — and as of this morning the prevailing theory was that the Tigers were still focused on joining Texas A&M as the 13th and 14th members o the SEC — the Big 12 would make a move to go from 9 to 12 teams with Big East members Louisville and West Virginia as the prime schools on their wish list. Such a move might also happen even if Missouri remains.
The SEC might have one back up place if Missouri decides to stay. Word is spreading through the SEC that Clemson may come into play as team No. 14.
The Tigers are more of an SEC fit than ACC fit in many ways."
An SEC fit? Absolutely. As we broke down in our 10-part "Expansion By The Numbers" series, Clemson is athletically, academically, geographically and culturally a fit with the Southeastern Conference. There's a reason some call the school "Auburn with a lake."
But from a business perspective — and that's what expansion/realignment is all about — Clemson is a poor fit. They add no television markets that the SEC can't already claim. They offer no new recruiting ground, no new population base to reach.
While Clemson would have been a great choice back in 1992, the reasons for expanding have changed since then. Clemson doesn't bring enough to the table in 2011.
Unless the SEC is a) desperate to avoid a 13-team season in 2012 and beyond and/or b) so certain that Texas A&M brings enough new TV eyeballs to the mix that it can afford to take Clemson anyway.
But if that's the case, the SEC would actually add a few more television households and expand its reach by selecting West Virginia, a school that's already expressed an interest to Mike Slive's league.
We have heard nothing solid regarding Clemson from any of our sources within the league. And it should be noted that Blaudschun — despite saying that "word is spreading through the SEC" — is a Boston-based writer. Boston College just happens to be in the same division of the ACC with Clemson. It's possible the talk he's hearing is coming from inside that league and not from inside Slive's league.
There are many possible explanations for why Clemson might be getting some play right now. Perhaps the SEC is trying to give Missouri a reason to speed up its decision-making process. Perhaps South Carolina — seeing Clemson skate through an easy ACC — really does want to bring the Tigers into the SEC in order to make them run the same gauntlet USC faces each fall. (Harris Pastides and Steve Spurrier have both publicly stated that they would have no reservations to Clemson entering the SEC… if you believe them.)
But if expansion/realignment is about television dollars first and foremost, would Clemson add to the SEC's loot? Or would it simply be another mouth to feed? A look at the numbers suggests the latter.
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Obama's inauguration: Though it seems like so long ago, at the beginning of 2009, Barack Obama becoming the very first black president in history cannot be topped.
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She is survived by her husband of 65 years, Orville Roberts; one son Don Roberts and wife Cheryl of Springfield, Missouri; one daughter Judy Yearry and husband Allan of Benton; one brother Jack Thomasson, and four grandsons, Baron and Josh Roberts, and Brent and John Yearry.
She graduated from Arkadelphia High School and attended Henderson State Teachers College. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Benton.
Bobby Joe Mooney, 69, of Glen Rose went to be with his Lord and Savior on September 21. He was born January 14, 1942 in Prattsville, the son of Clifton and Ila (Stuckey) Mooney. He was a graduate of Prattsville High School and worked as a serviceman for Benton Utilities. Bobby had served as president of the Glen Rose School Board and was a member of Sweet Home Baptist Church.Â
Preceding him in death is his father; step-father, Halton Jordan; and son, Bradley Mooney.
Logan Dewell Crowson, of Benton, infant son of Darrell Crowson and Amy (Holley) Crowson, passed away Sunday, September 18.Â
Logan was preceded in death by his maternal relatives; grandmother, Cecile Vick, grandfather, Robert Eugene Holley, aunt, Allison Holley; step-grandfather, Albert Scroggins, and uncle, Robert J. Wesley Holley, His paternal relatives; great grandfather, Dewell Lee Crowson, great uncle, William Willis "Bill" Crowson, and great aunt, Dulcie Elizabeth"Poopsie" Crowson.
David Eugene Brumley, 71, of Benton, passed away Sept. 18. He was born June 16, 1940 in Shreveport, La., to Deverett and Mary Alice Brumley.
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The Yellowjackets are also 2-1 for the first time in a while according to Sheridan Coach Louis Campbell.
"And to think we gave the first one away … well I won't go there and ruin the mood!" Campbell said on www.sheridanfootball.com.
Both the Bryant boys and girl's golf teams placed second on Tuesday at Hurricane Creek Country Club. Cabot took first for both boys and girls, edging the Hornets by one shot, while North Little Rock brought up the rear.
The Hornets shot a 151, led by junior Tyler Green's 1-under 35. Green started off at 2-under before bogeying the fourth hole. He finished with three birdies and two bogeys.
Junior Austin Harmon shot a 1-over 37 including an eagle on the par-5 eighth hole, freshman Nick Canale shot a 3-over 39, and junior Aston Green shot a 40. Sophomore Chase Thornton added a 42.
Bobby J. Rowan, 81, of Benton passed away Monday, Sept. 19, at Saline Memorial Hospital Hospice House in Bryant. He was born Nov. 30, 1929, in Hot Springs to the late Henry and Maude Rowan and was a member of Sharon Missionary Baptist Church.
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These are the socks with reinforced knit bands that provide arch support and strong, steady compression to help relieve the pain of plantar fasciitis. The breathable socks are anatomically tailored for the left and right feet and create a comfortable cushion while wearing even unsupportive shoes. Ribbed sections hold feet in their proper anatomical positions, stabilizing the heel, elevating the arch, and reducing stress on the plantar fascia tissue. The crew cut socks� cover the ankle, supporting the Achilles tendon without bunching, slipping or constricting movement. Knit from a blend of cotton, acrylic, polyurethane, nylon and polyester. Machine wash; line dry. Black or White. Includes one pair. (5 oz.)
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