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Former Buffalo Bills starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick will get yet another chance to be a starter in the league. Houston Texans head coach Bill O'Brien announced on Tuesday afternoon that Fitzpatrick will head into the regular season as the starting quarterback.
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http://www.porchswingpub.com Whether dressed in a suit or sporting flip-flops, you will find Porch Swing Pub an all-around laid-back neighborhood bar. The spacious patio full of picnic tables is good for large groups, as ample seating, multiple TV screens and a pool table wait inside. The full bar carries 38 beers on draft and another 30 or so in bottles, with German and Irish brews alongside the usual American standbys. It's easy to forget this one in lieu of the flashier bars off Washington and in Midtown, but this is a top notch spot. Plus, Hickory Hollow and their chicken fried steak is just in walking distance. Read more about Porch Swing Pub >>
http://www.publichouseheights.com Public House off White Oak in the Heights is one of the first "grown" bars in the area, surrounded by ice houses and sports-themed joints. This makes the PH a rarity and a must-visit for the tamer set in the neighborhood. Located a few doors down from D'Amico's Italian Market Café, it's also a great after-dinner haunt, if their wine and carbs didn't already do you in. A menu of signature cocktails features the Taylor Lee, made of bourbon, ginger beer, and lime juice, which hits the proverbial spot. Read more about Public House >>
This sports bar is Tejano to the bone. Just blocks away from the popular Northside institutions Fiesta Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant, Memo's Record Shop, Refresqueria Flamingo Chill, and Moody Park, this is the spot to play some pool, drink a bucket, and reminisce as you listen to Gary Hobbs or David Lee Garza. Read more about Ray Ray's Sports Bar >>
http://www.facebook.com/rehabar Don't let RE-HAB's name fool you. There are no struggling starlets chain-smoking and crying outside, or doctors dispensing methadone to Andy Dick in the back. There's just good beer, whiskey, shadowy stories and a burgeoning neighborhood crowd. (The name is a shortening of "Houston Avenue Bar.") Located on Houston Avenue near the White Oak Bayou bike trails and I-10, RE-HAB is one of the only true bars in its neck of the woods; judging by the amount of development nearby, it probably won't be alone for long. It has a decided ice-house vibe, from the two garage doors to the side patio and crazy salmon-colored interior. Be sure to check out the full suit of armor in the back corner, but you can't try it on no matter how much you beg, plead or tip. Read more about Re-Hab Houston >>
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This used to be Oscar's Place for a very long time, but a young man named Rick has converted it into a very nice Tejano dancing venue. Strict dress code is enforced, so take your time getting ready. Inside, the dark room is highlighted with just the right amount of color, not too loud or too blinding, but comfortable. The DJ plays a mix of Tejano, cumbia, and even some tropical. Read more about Rick's Den >>
It's tucked away in that confusing little welter of diagonal streets near where North Main and Airline Drive snake under Loop 610, and it's tiny, so the Rose Garden is literally hard to find. Also concealed is the culture it represents: that of the Polish Texans who came to this city from rural Texas in the years just before and after World War II. That's why the bar is red and white, just like the Polish flag. Read more about Rose Garden >>
Two stories of plasma televisions, cold beer, and a strict dress code are the calling cards of Sawyer Park. There's a rear game room complete with skee ball, but really Sawyer Park's biggest attraction is that second-story party deck with a generous view of the Houston skyline. Be sure to come dressed correct to Sawyer Park though; their door staff is known to turn away those of you who take "casual" too far. Washington Avenue may be in it's twilight season, but Sawyer doesn't play around. Read more about Social Junkie >>
http://www.facebook.com/ShadyTavernIceHouse Mostly visited by neighborhood locals, Shady Tavern feels like a second home tucked away among the gigantic trees of the Heights. The plywood structure has a large dog-friendly yard where your four-legged friends can romp while their owners kick back with Texas beers or whiskey from the well-stocked bar. Peanuts, tortilla chips and bottled water are all complimentary, but the classic-rock-heavy jukebox isn't. Read more about Shady Tavern Ice House >>
With its full bar, friendly staff and large patio, think of Shiloh as the Cheers of the Heights. Many regulars - a cast of likely characters full of everything from war stories to neighborhood gossip - have been coming to Shiloh for years, and welcome newcomers with open arms. One TV may be showing the big game, while another might be surrounded by people commenting on the latest Dancing With the Stars episode. During football season, Shiloh has steak night and free pool to go with Monday Night Football, and a locally famous (or perhaps notorious) "Make Your Own Bloody Mary" day on Sundays. Read more about Shiloh Club >>
http://www.sonomahouston.com This is an elegant Heights-area spot to sip a glass or two from an extensive list of excellent, fairly priced wines or beers. There's also a cheese and meat plate with nuts, fruit, lots of Italian meats and three different cheeses, thin-crust pizzas, including a delicious smoked duck breast version and panini. The brie plate is served warm and drizzled with honey over crisp slices of apples and pears. Read more about Sonoma Retail Wine Bar & Restaurant >>
At OTC, loud, danceable music blares over the speakers inside, and young successfuls refill their poison before making their way outside for a game of corn hole and an opportunity to actually hear each other speak. Lively and rambunctious, this crowd comes to party. Parking is limited, so bring cash for the valets on the weekend. But this is all only pregaming for Roak, which may be the most popular club to open in this area in the last half-decade. Read more about SPJST Lodge-Chandelier Ballroom >>
Just west of T.C. Jester beyond the Heights, The Spot Club is a true gem. A dependable crowd of regulars is present every night of the week, gathered around the big, old-style wooden bar with an island of booze in the center. Serving up drinks with a "darlin" and a smile, the attentive staff oozes old-school country charm. A small stage in the corner hosts live music throughout the week, but The Spot's best-kept secret might be its kitchen, so make sure to grab some food while visiting. Read more about The Spot Club >>
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http://www.washavedrinkery.com More than a dozen phrases painted on Washington Avenue Drinkery's walls, offering encouragement that a fourth shot isn't such a bad idea on a work night, are prime examples of the bar's smirking attitude toward Washington Avenue's social mores. It's a spacious place, but room at the bar is limited, so your best bet on crowded nights is the smoky back patio and outdoor bartender. Be sure to partake in Chef Bob's culinary delights. His steak night offerings are sinful. Read more about The Washington Avenue Drinkery >>


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Dirty Black Halo is a hard rock band from Tampa, Florida. The band was formed in 2005 by guitarist Jerry d'Paoli and lead vocalist John Hale after deciding to create a musical project focusing on original material. Dirty Black Halo is: John Hale,& Nico Faith
After collaborating musically for many years, John Hale and Jerry d'Paoli realized that to make an impact meant to change their musical direction. They began to re-evaluate their initial band, Shift, and decided to create original hard-rock songs that would complement their party nature; Dirty Black Halo was formed. They immediately began to work on their debut album by re-working and refining songs that were being played live and wrote new songs to complete the package. Dirty Black Halo self-released their first album, Thanks for the Tragedy in 2008. With tracks such as, "Fuselage," "Sinister And Down," and "Punk Rock Chick," they took their stage show to the public opening up for Skid Row, Ace Frehley, Metal Church, and other notable acts. Joe Davison of Pop Gun Pictures approached Dirty Black Halo to contribute to the soundtrack of his upcoming film, Experiment 7. Several songs from Thanks for the Tragedy were used throughout the film and this would solidify a working relationship with Pop Gun Pictures. After performing approximately 100 shows per year and completing a lengthy tour that included playing in venues such as Jannus Landing (Live) and The Whiskey A Go-Go, the band decided to take a break and re-group. It is during this time that Jerry d'Paoli and John Hale began to brainstorm and create ideas for what would become their second release, Burning at the Edge of Dawn.
The approach that was taken to writing the new album was to compose songs that would fuse the raw rock sound of their previous album into a heavier production. Wanting to push the envelope and delve into "darker waters," songs that became "Fantasy in Flesh," "Chains," and "Path to Madness" began to take shape. Shortly into the demoing process, the band was approached by Joe Davison once again to contribute a track to his upcoming horror film, As Night Falls. Instead of presenting a completed song or a work-in-progress, Dirty Black Halo decided on writing a theme-specific track for the movie which, subsequently, also ended up on the album. An accompanying music video, "As Night Falls," was released on YouTube shortly before the release of the film. After recording and mixing the tracks for Burning at the Edge of Dawn at Polysound Studio and having the album mastered at Marsh Mastering, Dirty Black Halo's second album was released in the spring of 2012 by FnA Records. The release of Burning at the Edge of Dawn couldn't have come at a better time. Armed with new material, Dirty Black Halo was chosen to open up for artists such as Ozzy Osbourne/Slash, Rammstein, Bang Tango, and Adler's Appetite.
With the advent of the production of "As Night Falls," a series of videos would follow that would continue to showcase material from Burning at the Edge of Dawn. Pop Gun Pictures would step in to produce them for YouTube release. The video for "Fantasy in Flesh" was shot in an empty warehouse over the course of almost two days and featured Alex Vincent from Child's Play. It features the band playing to a group of women who firmly believe they cannot be broken by rock.
The next video to be produced, "Agent of Destruction," tells the story of an entity hell-bent on causing evil and of the being trying to stop him. Shot in two days, this is the first video to feature guitarist, Dino Florez.
In an interview with Florida Entertainment Scene Media in January 2013, Jerry d'Paoli and Dino Florez stated that, "It's the next stage of evolution for Dirty Black Halo…" and "In short, this may be our best work yet."
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"I know, baby, and I want to pray with you before we do," said Josh, 24.
"Everything culminated in that moment," Curtas told The N.Y. Daily News. "Faith was a huge part of our relationship and plays a role in everything we do."
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"I think this photo has gone viral because it's not about me," Curtas said. "No one is looking at it my dress or the venue or my hair. That stuff doesn't matter."
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Bre and Josh are both Liberty University graduates, as is my daughter. My son will graduate from LU in 2014. It is a beautiful testimony to their love for God as well as for each other that they took this unique and special moment to ask Him for His blessing as they start their lives together. Haters are welcome to hate, but I am proud that my family is part of a school who students demonstrates their faith and values so beautifully.
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Am not the type to cry over things like this,i can't control myself right now. This is what marriage should look like, this is loving love.
Sweet? How the fuck so? I see 2 mopes who will prob be divorced in a year, hell she prob already blew the best man...
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Can you drink milk if you have the stomach virus?
My 3 and half year old has the stomach virus, he has been vomiting but no diarrhea yet. He loves milk, so my question is, is it ok to give them milk when they have the stomach virus?
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Sure, keep feeding him udder puss.
Answer by labdogs4me
The problem with giving him milk while he has a fever is it can curdle in his stomach and make him more nauseous than he already is. Try a clear soda or apple juice.
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If that's all he wants then I would say yes, but try and get him to drink water, gatorade, this with electrolytes in it to help him stay hydrated so that this will pass faster and with out IV's at the hospital, I would also add that giving it to him in small amounts is best. Hope this helps and I hope he gets better soon.
PS if he craves it he may be able to hold it down
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If he has been throwing up he may not be able to keep it down, but if he's willing to try it won't hurt him. He should have whatever sounds good to him, I learned with my own 2 not to try to get them to eat or drink something they didn't want when they were sick!
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When my kids were little like yours and they got sick where they were vomiting, I would still give them milk. It's just that normally kids don't really want to eat much of anything when they are feeling this way, so don't expect him to want much. And it may still come back up. What you mainly need to try to get him to drink is water or one of the liquids sold over the counter that are made for kids to drink when they are suffering from diarrhea because whether it's vomiting or diarrhea, you are most concerned with keeping him/her well hydrated.
If you can't get your child to drink one of those OTC liquids, then try finding the popsicles that are made from this liquid. Many times children will eat those instead.
But don't worry if your child doesn't really want to eat for a day or two, it won't hurt them as long as it's not for more than a couple of days.
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Authors: Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888
Title: Eight cousins
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Publisher: Prince Frederick, Md. : Recorded Books ; [Prince Frederick, Md.] : [Distributed by] OneClick Digital, 2011, p2002
Edition: Unabridged
Characteristics: 1 sound file (8 hr.) : digital
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Sequel: Rose in bloom
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Summary: Orphaned Rose Campbell finds it difficult to fit in when she goes to live with her six aunts and seven mischievous boy cousins.
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Branch Call Number: FICTION Alc
Statement of Responsibility: Louisa May Alcott
Performers: Narrated by Barbara Caruso.
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Subject Headings: Orphans Fiction Family life Fiction Cousins Fiction
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Topical Term: Orphans
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Additional Physical Form Entry: Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888. Eight cousins Prince Frederick, Md. : Recorded Books, p2002. 1402519877 (CtWfDGI)rbi00097074
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Dear Members of the Franklin & Marshall Community,
On June 9, 2014, I wrote to the F&M community indicating that, after careful consideration, the Board of Trustees made the decision to equip with side arms the sworn officers in the College's Department of Public Safety (DPS). The Board's determination was based on its assessment of the professionalism of our accredited campus safety force and the kinds of threats that educational institutions and law enforcement officers must be prepared to deal with today.
The Board charged me, Director of Public Safety Bill McHale, and Vice President for Finance and Administration Dave Proulx with implementing the decision immediately, requiring comprehensive training and other purposeful work.
That work was completed last week. As a result, effective today, our 19 sworn officers are now equipped with a side arm and a holster system that has multiple safety features and is used by many municipal and state police departments. Our four non-sworn DPS officers will continue to provide security functions and will not be armed.
As you know, F&M is one of only five higher education institutions in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to have an accredited police force, which involves greater levels of training and reporting than most municipal forces. All of our officers have completed the Act 120 and Act 235 training required of police in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This summer we provided an additional side arm training program taught by licensed outside experts, exceeding our accreditation requirements.
The training included education about current state and federal laws that govern the use of force and detailed instruction in firearm safety. Sworn officers will be required to qualify annually to carry a side arm—a frequency that exceeds state recertification regulations—and will receive ongoing side arm training every six months. The area within DPS where the arms are stored is safe, secured and monitored.
Over the past year, our officers also took part in four sequenced training sessions provided by the Consortium for Inclusion and Equity (CIE) that focused on providing public safety in a multicultural college campus and city. This summer, I had the opportunity to speak personally with the trainers, who commented very positively about DPS's responsiveness, professionalism, and understanding of community policing principles. I also observed some of the side arms training firsthand. This year, we have retained the services of Margolis Healy & Associates, a national leader in campus security, to help us assess our ongoing efforts and employ best practices in our work.
Bill McHale and Dave Proulx have led our implementation effort with expertise and attention to detail. Both have formally reported to me that in their professional judgment all of our officers are well prepared for their responsibilities. I have complete confidence both in our Department of Public Safety and in Bill's and Dave's leadership of our campus security efforts. As a matter of policy, in the unlikely event that an officer needs to draw a side arm from its holster, that act must be reported to me and to the Board of Trustees. We also will report regularly on the implementation of the arming policy to the Board.
I appreciate that members of the community may have questions. I encourage all members of our community to take advantage of new "office hours" being established this semester by Director of Public Safety Bill McHale. He will be available this Thursday from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in the Steinman College Center to respond to questions about DPS policies. He will send an e-mail that confirms the location of his office hours this week and provides the dates, times and locations for subsequent office hours this semester. Also, any member of the community is welcome to communicate directly with me or with Dave Proulx, and we will continue to maintain our page of Frequently Asked Questions on the F&M website.
No doubt, most of us wish we did not live in a time when so many schools and colleges feel compelled to take this step for the safety of their communities and the officers sworn to protect us. We move forward committed to the wellbeing of all.
All the best,
Dan Porterfield
President Porterfield sent this message to the campus community on June 9, 2014
Dear Members of the Franklin & Marshall Community,
As we enter the summer months, the College's Board of Trustees has convened during its June business meeting and considered today the proposal to arm the sworn officers of Franklin & Marshall's Department of Public Safety. I'm writing to share that the Board decided that, beginning with the Fall semester, the College will equip its sworn campus police officers with side arms.
Franklin & Marshall joins institutions across the country that have gone through a thorough process of research and self-examination and determined that arming sworn officers is appropriate for us, given the quality of our campus safety force and also the situations confronting educational institutions and law enforcement officers today.
The College's Public Safety department is a trained and accredited police force. Arming DPS's sworn officers will enable officers to provide a higher level of protection in areas they patrol, and allow for an even more effective response to threatening situations. Non-sworn officers in DPS will continue to provide security functions and will not be armed.
I want to thank each and every member of our community for their participation in a comprehensive and inclusive process that allowed the College and its trustees to hear the many perspectives on this complex issue. I also want to thank the Board of Trustees for engaging the diverse views of the campus and the surrounding community to reach a decision that they deemed to be best for Franklin & Marshall.
Many of you participated in the eight-month campus-wide discussion that began in September 2013 with a series of open meetings led by members of the College's senior leadership, and included additional campus forums and one-on-one meetings held by the Trustees' Task Force on the Question of Arming.
As I have shared previously, the decision whether or not to arm our officers rests with the College's board because of its ultimate responsibility for policies promoting the security of the campus community, the effective management of legal risk and liability, and compliance with relevant local, state and federal laws.
The board deliberated deeply and thoughtfully and considered all of the feedback and perspectives provided on this issue, in addition to the feedback collected online and through surveys; research on relevant practices at other institutions; and information gathered in consultation with external campus safety experts.
F&M joins several higher education institutions in the Lancaster and Central and Eastern Pennsylvania regions that equip sworn officers with firearms, including Millersville University, York College, Penn State-Harrisburg, Muhlenberg College, Lehigh University, Moravian College, Lafayette College, Juniata College and Dickinson College. But the trustees were focused on making a decision that is right for F&M.
We know from a safety and security assessment performed in Spring 2012 by a respected campus safety firm that our students, faculty and staff expect the same level of protection from F&M public safety officers as they believe they would receive from municipal officers. I called for the campus conversation on arming last fall in the context of the ongoing phenomenon of mass shootings across the nation and the recognition of the sustained development of DPS into a professional campus police force.
The College currently requires all of our officers and supervisors to meet state standards through training under Act 120, and in Pennsylvania, meeting state standards requires a minimum of 750 hours of training, including training with firearms. This training is the same required for all municipal police in the state. In addition, all officers and supervisors are trained under Act 235, which provides certification to privately employed agents to carry various types of weapons.
Over the next three months, Public Safety will pursue additional training, establish secure storage, make necessary equipment purchases, put its policies through legal review, and complete the many other steps required for sworn officers to carry side arms. By September, sworn members of DPS will undergo qualification procedures -- including psychological testing, diversity training, and more than 30 hours of training on use of the specific side arms that officers will be issued -- before qualified officers are issued their side arms.
We know that members of our community may have many questions about this decision and what it means for our campus. The College in September will hold information sessions for students, faculty and professional staff, and we have worked quickly to update the page of frequently asked questions that has been a resource for the campus throughout the arming conversation.
We also have maintained the online feedback form, which provides a mechanism for students, faculty, professional staff, parents, alumni and our community neighbors to pose additional questions.
I want to thank our public safety officers for their ongoing professionalism and dedication, and for being open and available to respond to any and all questions from the community over the past eight months and in the days ahead.
Dan Porterfield
President Porterfield sent this message to the campus community on January 20, 2014
Dear Members of the Faculty and Professional Staff:
Now that the F&M community is back together after winter break, I am writing to give you an update on the progress of our campus discussions about the proposal to arm our sworn Public Safety officers and to offer a sense about what to expect during the coming semester as the Board of Trustees continues to consider this question.
Thank you to all who have participated in our discussions, which have been thoughtful, substantial, and productive. They have shown how deeply we respect and care about one another and the safety and security of all at the College. They have also shone light on the range of perspectives among us on the prospect of arming our sworn officers. Some of you have asked for more information and more time to talk with one another and learn more about the Department of Public Safety and about our officers before the Board of Trustees makes a determination on this complex topic. The same can be said for some of the alumni, parents, and friends of the institution.
In October, Vice President for Finance and Administration David Proulx and I gave the Board of Trustees an update on what were then early campus conversations about arming, and in December the Executive Committee of the Board also received an update. In December, I shared with the Trustees my sense that the Board and the campus would benefit from still more discussion and information sharing before the Board makes its decision.
The Board has shared with me its gratitude for the significant contributions made to this debate and wants to be sure that it hears all views from all interested parties. The Board has committed to investing the time needed to understand the array of campus perspectives and to weigh thoughtfully the question as a fiduciary, risk management, and legal matter. Toward that end, this semester, the Board will continue to discuss the topic with members of the campus community and consult with experts on safety and security on college campuses. It will analyze the question at the February meeting but will not make a decision at that time.
To organize the Board's ongoing information gathering and deliberations, Board Chair Larry Bonchek P'91 has appointed a Trustee Task Force, led by the Chair of the Student Life Committee Doug McCormack '85. The Board will invite an external facilitator to help ensure that the Board's process is thoughtful, thorough, and informed by credible information from multiple perspectives. This semester's public conversations will supplement the discussions we had in the fall and will, the Board and I expect, meet the community's expressed need for more discussion to inform the Board's deliberations. The other members of the Board Task Force are Stan Brand '70, Stan Levin '74, H. Art Taylor '80, Linda Yarden '81, and Larry Bonchek P'91.
Those of us who have been facilitating campus discussions have learned that the arming question raises related questions, concerns and issues that—by their very nature—can require immediate and unanticipated follow up and response. Because conversations are unscripted and grow organically among the discussants, we have understood the importance of being as responsive as we can be to what emerges in our campus forums. Because that is likely to continue to be the case, I am going to refrain from forecasting a detailed timeline for the discussions this semester. The Board and I would like to retain the flexibility we need to respond to questions as they arise, instead of being tied to a timeline that does not anticipate how the conversations may unfold and therefore could counterproductively constrain discussion. We will advertise public meetings in advance and, with a spirit of full communication, regularly update the campus on the status of the decision process.
We understand that the Board must ultimately make a decision that will not be met with universal agreement. However, by genuinely engaging the diverse views of our community, looking at the relevant practices of other colleges and universities, consulting with campus safety experts, and communicating regularly, the Board will carry out its responsibilities in a way that shows respect for all and, I hope, strengthen the bonds among us as well as our collective safety.
From time to time this semester, you will receive updates on the progress of conversations and invitations to public forums or discussions. For example, the Trustee Task Force will meet directly with our Public Safety Advisory Committee, the Faculty Council, and members of the Department of Public Safety.
Please remember that you are always able to communicate your views on the topic via a link at www.fandm.edu/arming. The Trustee Task Force has received all messages submitted through that email link to date, and will continue to do so. To assist in its deliberations, the Board also will have access to minutes of forums from last semester and other documents, including results of a student survey of opinions about arming officers and the motion approved by the faculty at the October 29th meeting.
In closing, I want to repeat my thanks for your participation in conversations about this important topic and for participating with reason, clarity, and fairness of expression. I also would like to acknowledge the hard work of the members of our Department of Public Safety who have accepted a profound responsibility to keep our community safe. We owe them both our gratitude and our best thinking about a topic of such importance.
I look forward to an excellent set of conversations this semester. All the best for the spring semester.
Dan Porterfield
Daniel R. Porterfield, Ph.D.
President Porterfield sent this message to the campus community on December 16, 2013
Dear Members of the Faculty and Professional Staff:
As the semester draws to a close, I am writing to provide a brief update on the process by which the Board of Trustees will evaluate the option of arming F&M's sworn Public Safety Officers.
The Board will discuss the issue in its February meeting but will not make a final determination at that time. Our Trustees, who have legal and fiduciary responsibility for this decision, feel that the question will require more opportunities for analysis and reflection than any single Board meeting is likely to provide. They also feel, and I agree, that further campus discussion and information-sharing would be beneficial, whatever the ultimate decision.
I will write at the beginning of the semester with a more full report on next steps in the consideration of this important question. However, because we had a number of constructive conversations this fall, I thought you would want to know where the discussion with the Board stands before the campus empties out for the winter break.
Please enjoy the upcoming break, and have a Happy New Year.
Dan Porterfield
Daniel R. Porterfield, Ph.D.
September 17, 2013
Dear Faculty and Professional Staff Members,
I'm writing to share a background paper on the question of arming the Department of Public Safety's sworn police officers, which President Porterfield discussed in his message to the community on September 13. The attached paper was authored by DPS Director Bill McHale and me to provide information and data to help inform the campus-wide discussion. Every institution must make its own decision on this important question, and the paper outlines the potential risks and benefits to arming sworn officers.
As President Porterfield indicated, it is essential that we have conversations in our community about the topic so that he and the Board of Trustees can consider all perspectives when thinking about how the College can best respond to an active shooter or other high-risk situation. Ultimately, the safety of our community members is our highest priority.
There will be numerous opportunities to provide input and ask questions over the next few months. The attached paper outlines a preliminary schedule for meetings and fora. A website also has been set up with the most up-to-date information, answers to frequently asked questions, and a comment form allowing you to provide comments and feedback on this issue (anonymously, if desired).
I know there is a lot on everyone's plates this fall and I appreciate your attention to this important topic.
Best regards,
David Proulx
Vice President for Finance and Administration and Treasurer
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President Porterfield sent this message to the campus community on September 13, 2013
Dear Members of the Franklin & Marshall Community:
I am writing to let you know that I am initiating an important conversation for the College community. Throughout the semester, we will provide a set of meetings to allow students, faculty, and professional staff to discuss the question of whether Franklin & Marshall should move to a system in which our Public Safety officers are authorized to carry firearms on duty.
Ultimately, I will bring this question to our Board of Trustees, which has responsibility and authority for this decision as one of institutional policy and risk management. My mind remains open about the best approach for F&M, and I welcome an inclusive discussion of this question among the campus community.
A number of factors lead me to raise this question at this time. These include: (1) the ongoing phenomenon of random mass shootings and other mass casualty acts of violence in a host of venues around the country, none of them seemingly at greater risk than any other for such tragedies; (2) the professionalism of Franklin & Marshall's Public Safety officers, who are sworn police officers of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and graduates from municipal police academies approved by the Pennsylvania Municipal Police Education and Training Commission; (3) the Department of Public Safety's achievement of accreditation by professional agencies—one of only five higher education institutions in Pennsylvania to accomplish this; (4) the fact that our Public Safety officers patrol a large part of Northwest Lancaster and are vested with authority to stop cars, detain suspects, and collaborate with local police on arrests off-campus; and (5) the openness of our campus to the general public.
At the same time, and to be weighed alongside these factors, is our longstanding practice not to arm officers. A change in that practice is not to be made lightly, and I look forward to our campus conversation about this complex issue.
To facilitate informed discussion, I have asked Vice President for Finance and Administration David Proulx and Director of Public Safety Bill McHale to draft a background document to frame the question about arming officers, which they will distribute next week. In addition, College Communications will create a web page hosting information about this discussion and announcing campus fora on the topic. The framing document will be posted online for you to download and read in advance of discussions throughout the fall. We will host at least one forum with representatives of institutions whose campus police carry firearms. We also will make it possible for members of the community to submit questions or perspectives anonymously online. After listening to the views of our community and also consulting with experienced higher education and law enforcement leaders, I will ask the Board of Trustees to engage in a similar discussion at its February 2014 meeting, where the considered opinions of the College community will be available to inform the Board's deliberations.
The question is complex, and thoughtful people will hold varying perspectives on the question itself, and on how best to implement a decision to arm, should there be one. I would like to welcome all members of our community to share their views. To that end, I am asking our interim Provost Joe Karlesky, Vice President for Finance and Administration Dave Proulx, Dean of the College Margaret Hazlett, and Chief of Staff Sam Houser to facilitate discussions among faculty, professional staff, students, members of the Lancaster community, and other stakeholders. We will also engage the Public Safety Advisory Committee (whose members include faculty, students, professional staff, and a representative of the Lancaster City Alliance), the campus Committee on the Quality of Campus Life, and the Diplomatic Congress in our discussions.
All of us take issues of campus safety and security very seriously, and, as an academic community, we have worked proactively to ensure safety and security. In 2012-13 we conducted a formal review of Public Safety by the national campus security firm Margolis, Healy & Associates and have enhanced our emergency preparedness. We have upgraded our nighttime shuttle service, campus lighting, squad cars, and video systems. We actively patrol our campus and surrounding neighborhoods and seek actively to partner with students about safety. Our commitment to continuous review and enhancement of public safety is deeply impressive to me.
I would add that I have thought through and worked on campus safety issues for many years and in a personal way. Prior to joining the F&M community, for eight years I lived with my family in a campus residence hall and saw firsthand the value of outstanding campus security policies, systems, and partnerships. At F&M I have very much enjoyed going out regularly on late-night weekend drive-arounds in order to assess directly both student safety and the work of our campus police. Based on my experience and recent events nationally, I believe we have an obligation to attend to the question of arming our campus police officers at this time.
Thank you in advance for what promises to be a substantial and important series of discussions.
All the best,
Dan Porterfield
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