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Lewis and Clark Community College
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Lewis and Clark Community College is a comprehensive community college in the Metro-East region of Illinois in Godfrey, serving 20,000 credit and non-credit students annually.
The two-year higher education institution has campuses, training centers and Community Education Centers located throughout the college district, offering everything from GED training, College for Kids and Workforce Training to numerous certificate, associate and transfer degree programs.
Its main campus is located in Godfrey, Illinois on the grounds of the former Monticello College, a women's finishing school. Established in 1838, the last Monticello class graduated in 1971 and the first LCCC co-ed class began in 1970. Many of the original buildings are still used, and a gymnasium, math and science complex and state-of-the-art nursing building have been added since. The N.O. Nelson campus (named after N.O. Nelson, founder of the village of Leclaire, Ill.) is located in Edwardsville, Ill.
The college is the first and only community college campus to operate a nurse managed healthcare center to help underserved members of the community receive affordable healthcare. The Lewis and Clark Family Health Clinic was named one of three national winners of the prestigious 2010 MetLife Foundation Community College Excellence Award, along with a $50,000 grant, in the spring of 2010.[1]
Lewis and Clark has made a commitment to [2]"going green," through signed agreements with the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC), the Illinois Green Economy Network (IGEN), the Illinois Sustainable University Commitment (ISUC) and the St. Louis Higher Education Sustainability Consortium (SLHESC), and through various efforts on campus including energy efficient lighting, composting and sustainable landscaping, among others.
In October 2010, the college, in conjunction with the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center, the University of Illinois and the Illinois Natural History Survey dedicated a state of the art river research Confluence Field Station along the Mississippi River, just south of the Melvin Price Locks and Dam in Alton, Ill., that stands as a model of LEED-certified green construction.
Degrees Offered[edit]
An updated and complete list of degree and certificate programs is located online at the college's official website.
Notable alumni[edit]
- Jason Isringhausen - Former closer for the St. Louis Cardinals
- Kevin Berghoff - Radio DJ known as "Kevin the Intern" on Y98.1-FM in St. Louis
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Athletic Teams[edit]
Lewis and Clark Community College competes as member of the NJCAA in the Midwest Community College Athletic Conference. The athletics teams - men and women's soccer, men and women's basketball, men and women's tennis, volleyball, golf, softball and baseball - are referred to as the Trailblazers.
Championships: [3] In 1999, the Lewis and Clark Community College Women's Soccer Team won a NJCAA National Championship after they defeated Champlain, 3-1. In 2008, the Lewis and Clark Community College Women's Soccer Team defeated the No. 1 seed, Darton College 3-2 to win the NJCAA National Championship.
Lewis and Clark President[edit]
Dr. Dale T. Chapman is president of Lewis and Clark Community College.
Chapman received his Doctorate in Administration, Planning and Social Policy from Harvard University. He earned a master's degree from Michigan State University and his undergraduate degree from the University of Kentucky.
Prior to Lewis and Clark, his professional career included graduate and administrative positions with the College Board, the American Council on Education, Education Commission of the States, Harvard University, Suomi College, Kentucky Council on Higher Education, University of Kentucky and Jefferson Community College.
Chapman also has an extensive background in working with state and regional organizations. His past statewide affiliations include: The Legislative Committee, Illinois Council of Community College Presidents; Member and Program Chair of the Illinois Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commission and Vice Chairman, Governor's Higher Education Transition Team. Regional affiliations have included, among others, the following: Board Chairman, River Bend Growth Association; Board Chairman, Madison County Urban League; Campaign Chairman, United Way of Greater St. Louis; Board Member, St. Anthony's Hospital; Board Chairman, Riverbend Head Start and Family Services; Board Member, Greater Alton/Twin Rivers Convention & Visitors Bureau; Executive Committee, Southwestern Illinois Employers Association; President, Lewis and Clark Community College Foundation; Board Chair, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Meeting of the Rivers Foundation; Board Member, Education Committee, Missouri Botanical Garden; and Chair, Salvation Army.
During his tenure as the president of Lewis and Clark, the college's enrollment has more than quadrupled from 3,000 to 20,000 students. Chapman has also overseen the construction of many major capital projects totaling more than $123,000,000. Major projects include: the McPike Complex, which includes the Olin Science Building, The Commons, Robert L. Watson Math Building and the Templin Nursing Building; the River Bend Arena, the renovation of Trimpe; the construction and renovation of the N.O. Nelson Campus in Edwardsville, the construction of the Macoupin County Community Education Center in Carlinville, the renovation and construction of music facilities including the Ringhausen Music Building, the renovation of Gilman Hall and the relocation of the Benjamin Godfrey Chapel; the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center's Jerry F. Costello Confluence Field Station, and many other campus improvement and renovation projects.
[4] The college received national publicity in 2010 when Chapman retired (on May 31) in an effort to access his vested retirement funds and resolve financial issues that stemmed from the purchase of an investment property in Massachusetts a number of years prior. According to the college, the Board of Trustees reluctantly acceded to Chapman's retirement request and indicated they were "hopeful that Dr. Chapman would consider being rehired as President once he is able to resolve his financial issues." Vice President Gary Ayres was named Acting President.
[5] In August 2010, the Board voted unanimously to rehire Chapman as president. Board Chairman Robert Watson was quoted as saying, "For nearly 20 years Dr. Chapman has led Lewis and Clark Community College through tremendous periods of growth; he has worked with local, state and national agencies to expand learning and cultural opportunities for residents of this district; and he continues to be a respected leader in higher education across the nation and in this community. He has a proven track record of success at Lewis and Clark, and we are pleased to welcome him back as president."
The actions of the Board of Trustees that allowed the arrangement have been questioned, as they held the position open and did not search for a new president. A similar situation led to the resignation of Louisiana Commissioner of Education Sally Clausen of Baton Rouge earlier that year after she retired for one day and returned to the job to collect both salary of more than $500,000 annually and retirement benefits simultaneously.[6]
The practice of double dipping is illegal in most states and has been outlawed in Illinois beginning in 2011.[7] Although Chapman's situation is slightly ambiguous, he is not receiving an annuity and therefore not truly receiving two simultaneous salaries.
- ^ "LCCC named winner of MetLife Foundation award". 2010-04-20. Archived from the original on 2012-03-11.
- ^ http://www.lc.edu/discover/greenInitiative
- ^ http://www.thetelegraph.com/sports/darton-20568-lccc-team.html
- ^ http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2010/08/18/chapman
- ^ http://www.lc.edu/news/newsDetails.aspx?Channel=/Channels/Site%20Wide%20Content&WorkflowItemID=6ebe2614-ba94-4122-a3d3-c33324666c96
- ^ "Jan Moller, Sally Clausen's one-day state retirement earns her a bundle, May 19, 2010". New Orleans Times-Picayune. Retrieved October 7, 2013.
- ^ http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2010/08/18/chapman
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Bus to Mombasa from Moshi
I took the Raqib bus from Moshi, Tanzania to Mombasa. The Raqib starts, I believe, in Arusha and picks up at various stops along the way, crossing the border at Taveta, travelling to Voi and then along the highway to Mombasa. From the border to Voi it is a long, bumpy and dusty red dirt road. The dirt seeps in and covers you in a fine layer of red dust. My ticket cost 13000 Tanzanian shillings.
At the border you get your departure stamp in your passport, board the bus again and then drive a very short distance to Kenyan side of the border (near Taveta), get your entry stamp in your passport and have your luggage searched. They mostly just prodded my duffel bag and asked me a couple of questions.
The bus stops for about an hour on the on the Kenyan side of the border and you can get out and buy drinks and snacks, touts will board the bus and offer these as well. Other touts will come up to the windows offering items for sale. I brought along plenty of food and drink for the ride.
The drive was about 7 and a half hours though it varies as you never know what you'll encounter on route. We picked up a few people from another bus that had broken down along the way. Before that I was the only "mzungu" on the bus. The bus drops you off in the centre of Mombasa and you are immediately surrounded by people offering tuk tuk rides, accommodation and taxis. A friendly taxi driver helped me get my bag, even brushed all the dirt off of it and drove me to Tiwi where I had rented a cottage.
I asked my tour operator in Moshi to get my ticket as it doesn't depart or arrive at regular bus stations in neither Moshi nor Mombasa.
It departs from Moshi at 8:30am.
Moshi tel: 255-754-839613
Arusha tel: 255-754-992001
Mombasa tel: 0713-196677
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Shuttle To Moshi From Nairobi
One of the cheapest ways to reach Moshi, if you have flown into Nairobi, is to book one of the many shuttle buses which travel daily between Nairobi, Arusha and Moshi. There are several companies to choose from, we used Impala Shuttle and it cost about $30 each for the journey.
We were staying across the road from the shuttle bus stop in Nairobi and somebody came over to get us at 7:30am. The buses leave between 8-8:30am. All the luggage is loaded onto the roof so make sure you have all your paperwork with you inside the bus.
The road, when we traveled, between Nairobi and the border, was under construction so it was a very arduous dusty, bumpy trip. I believe the trip is shorter when the road is not under construction but the trip took about 9 hours to get us to Moshi.
We did stop for toilet breaks and at the border for everyone to get their paperwork done. Once in Tanzania we stopped in Arusha to let off those staying there and then the 1 and 1/2 hour trip further to Moshi.
You can also use the shuttle to return to Nairobi and there are a couple of departures available.
Other shuttles available are Riverside, Davanu and East Africa Shuttle
Phone: 0800 2219000
Website: http://www.impalashuttle.com/
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Impala Shuttle
The Impala Hotel in Arusha runs a shuttle operation running between Nairobi and Moshi. The shuttles are small but clean and the operation is run fairly smoothly. The shuttle to get you to Moshi leaves Nairobi at approx 8am and gets to Arusha at approx 2pm though with the amount of road works this can vary significantly - our shuttle got to Arusha at 3.15pm. The last leg is the 60 minute or so trip to Moshi on good roads.
In Moshi, Impala have their own offices so you can arrange for return transport if you haven't already. The offices are located 2 mins from the city centre.
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There are plenty of buses to get you to and from Moshi. The main bus depot here is large for the size of the city and passengers are crammed in so that all seats are taken, including a little fold down seat in the aisle. The cost for a service between Arusha and Moshi is only TS2000 so cheap enough.
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Dala Dala
The Dala Dala has it's equivalent in many third world countries. The best description of it I heard was given by Rob as: a small van which you flag down, give them the smallest amount of money there is and they take you somewhere, squashed. This just about sums it up. A journey costs 300 TSH...which is about 20p or so and you should be prepared to share your ride with chickens, lots of people, and you may end up on the roof, or hanging out of the open door. Something to remember when the bus driver drives past you proclaiming the bus to be full...you will know a whole new meaning of the word full after a ride in one of these!
Save a 'dollah' on the Dala Dala
To really gain the true 'experience' of a local in Moshi (and around Tanzania, in general), hop on the local mode of transportation, the DalaDala.
DalaDalas are minivans converted into a makeshift bus that piles in as many locals (and all their goods!) as they could possibly keep, and transports them around town.
For something like 65 cents (U.S.) you can hop in a van at the various stops around town and it can take you anywhere you want to go.
Takes some getting used to, as you can imagine.
It was a riot seeing these DalaDalas zipping through the turnpikes with piles of passengers (legs and feet hanging out the windows), and it wasn't uncommon to see folks 'lap' it inside.
It was a cheap mode of transportation....so cheap even the chickens used it to get from 'Point A to Point B!'
Dala Dalas
Getting around moshi is very easy, the dala dala is probably your best bet. Very cheap (about 5p UK) but is very shaky and you must be prepared for them to break down. Its the whole african experience!
Getting to Moshi by air
Moshi is serviced by Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA or JRO) which is about 45 mins west of the town. Most hotels will pick you up at the airport on request.
KLM is the only international airline flying into Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) from outside Africa. KLM operates nonstop flights from Amsterdam (AMS) into JRO. Departing AMS at 10:55am and arriving JRO 9:30pm same day, daily except Sun and Mon.
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Local students earn dean's list at Thiel
GREENVILLE, Pa. -The following local residents were among the 315 students from Thiel College who were named to the fall 2013 dean's list.
Jessica Bartko of Calcutta, a junior, has been on the list five times; Taryn R. Benner of Alliance, a senior, has been on the list four times; Jessica M. Crawford of East Palestine, a senior, has been on the list three times; Jenna Marissa Mucklo of Beloit, a sophomore, has been on the list two times; and Corrie Rae Sodergren of East Palestine, a junior, has been on the list two times.
Area students on Westminster dean's list
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. Nearly 400 Westminster College students earned dean's list recognition for the fall semester. Area residents include:
Canfield: Ronald Sullivan, a senior business administration major, son of Nancy Sullivan of Poland and a graduate of Canfield High School; Trevor Crogan, a senior international business major, son of Thomas and Terri Crogan and a graduate of Canfield High School; Selena Dasari, a sophomore neuroscience major, daughter of Amar Dasari and Melissa Rocci of Shaker Heights and a graduate of Canfield High School; Nicholas Reinthaler, a senior biochemistry major, son of Joseph and Linda Reinthaler and a graduate of Canfield High School.
East Liverpool: Cody Floyd, a senior music education major, son of Daniel and Lori Floyd and a graduate of Beaver Local High School.
Lisbon: Kayla Hiscox, a sophomore early childhood/special education major, daughter of Twing and Beth Hiscox and a graduate of David Anderson High School; Lacey Pickens, a senior early childhood/special education major, daughter of Shawn and Constance Pickens and a graduate of David Anderson High School.
Local students earn dean's list at Ashland
ASHLAND The following area students were named to fall 2013 dean's list at Ashland University:
Alliance: Brian Baum, a 2011 graduate of Marlington High School, majoring in exercise science, son of Terry and Denise Baum of Alliance.
Lisbon: Tessa Rose, a 2010 graduate of David Anderson High School, majoring in marketing, daughter of Tad and Jan Rose of Lisbon.
Minerva: Jennifer Hall, a 2010 graduate of Malvern High School, majoring in business management, daughter of Ralph and Theresa Becker of Minerva.
Salem: Lindsay Barth, a 2013 graduate of Salem High School, majoring in marketing, daughter of Sam and Kim Barth of Salem.
ACH Auxiliary offering Thomas Scholarship
ALLIANCE – The Alliance Community Hospital Auxiliary is now accepting applications for the Dr. James J. Thomas Scholarship. This $1,500, non renewable scholarship is awarded annually to three local high school seniors interested in entering the medical field.
Applications are currently available in the hospital gift shop or by calling 330-596-7516. Applications must be submitted along with a copy of an official high school transcript. All applications are due by March 31.
South Range will have open enrollment
BEAVER TOWNSHIP- The South Range school district will have statewide open enrollment for the 2014-2015 school year. Applications will be accepted for students in grades kindergarten through 12 and must be picked up in person at the South Range Board of Education office or downloaded on the South Range website Feb. 24 through May 2. No applications will be mailed.
In order to be considered for open enrollment completed applications must be returned in person, to the Board of Education Office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The deadline for completed applications is 4 p.m. on Friday, May 2. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Do not mail applications. Any application that is mailed will not be considered. No information will be given over the telephone. Any student living in the state of Ohio and entering grades kindergarten through 12 is eligible. One application must be completed for each student.
For information call the board office at 330-549-5226.
Weingart siblings on all As dean's list
MUNCIE, Ind. – Carson Weingart and Valerie Weingart of Salem have been named to the all As dean's list at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., for the fall 2013 term.
Carson is a fourth-year student and a double major in piano performance and business. Valerie is a first-year student and a double major in voice performance and English.
Both are Whitinger Scholars at Ball State and are graduates of West Branch High School. They are the son and daughter of Scott and Shelley Weingart of Salem.
Local students earn dean's list at Mt. Union
ALLIANCE – The following students have been named to the dean's list for the fall 2013 semester at the University of Mount Union:
Alliance: Julie Amabeli, Mark Amabeli, Rachel Amabeli, Jasmine Barker, Taylor Bates, Benjamin Brink, Sarah Croley, Breanne Davis, Rebekah Davis, Dakota Dennisophomoren, Preston Ewing, Abbie Fox, Katie Funk, Emma Gabelt, Julie Jakmides, Kyle Maendel, Elizabeth Milburn, Dakota Myers, Ashley Sams, AnMarie Scaggs, Katelyn Sees, Cody Shearrow, Jacob Sutton, Dekota Toot.
Beloit: Madeline McClellan.
Columbiana: Andria Lyons, Ashley Shea.
East Liverpool: Nathan Lorah, Presley Mays, Alysophomoren Yajko.
East Rochester: Ciara Marshall, Abby McIntosh, Emily McIntosh.
Hammondsville: Dakotah Young.
Homeworth: Matthew Latham.
Kensington: Jacob Ward.
Leetonia: Miranda Baker, Austin Eskra, Jessica Russell.
Lisbon: Chad Bosel, Nathan Grimm, Morgan Huffman, Jasophomoren Ridgley, Leanna Rudibaugh.
Minerva: Kristen Cappelli, Alexis Gram, Shanna Kelly, Ryker Locke, Kristen Morton, Ryan Smith, Elizabeth Wheeler.
New Waterford: Kinsey Douglass.
Salem: Zachary Maenz, Dustin Matak, Tylor Rockwell, Taylor Rothbrust, Mark Schreffler, Mackenzie Shivers, Morgan Shivers, Eric Spencer, Brett Stoll, Natalie White.
Sebring: Haley Umbs, Ashley Woodburn.
Wellsville: Alysophomoren Saracco.
Local students graduate from Akron
AKRON – The following area students graduated from the University of Akron. The fall 2013 graduates and their degrees include:
Alliance: Brittany Jarvis, bachelor's of arts in child development; Brooke Jarvis, bachelor's of science in organizational supervision; Danielle Casteel, bachelor's of science in education in early childhood education; Theresa Davis, doctor of philosophy in history; Asha Lanham, bachelor's of science in education in middle level education-language arts/social studies.
Columbiana: Haden Solmen, bachelor's of science in biology.
East Liverpool: Alan Bowdler, bachelor's of business administration in international business-foreign language; Katie Rotellini, bachelor's of science in education in early childhood education.
Lisbon: Benjamin Seidner, bachelor's of business administration in supply chain/operations management.
Salem: Samuel Flinn, bachelor's of arts in mass media-communication; Scott Thomas, doctor of philosophy in integrated bioscience.
Interviews for SHS Buckeye candidates set
SALEM – American Legion Post #56 is announcing that interviews for Buckeye Boys and Girls State at Salem High School begins at 3 p.m. Feb. 21 and 28 in the Salem High School library.
The interviews are open to any junior in the high school. The Buckeye Boys State is 8 June 8-15 at Bowling Green State University. Buckeye Girls State is June 15-21 at the University of Mount Union. Alliance. Information regarding the programs is available in the principal's office at the high school.
Area students earn recognition at Capital
BEXLEY – Capital University has announced its president's list and dean's list for the fall 2013 semester.
President's List
Columbiana: Angela Grate.
Dean's List
Alliance: Kayla Hood, Ellen Safkow.
East Liverpool: Kristen Cowart.
East Palestine: Jordan Meyers.
Goodenow achieves 4.0 GPA
LONGVIEW, Texas – Stephen Goodenow of Salem was recognized for outstanding academic accomplishments by being named to the fall 2013 President's List at LeTourneau University. Goodenow achieved a 4.0 grade point average to receive this honor.
McKim studies abroad in London
NEW WILMINGTON, PA. – Twenty Westminster College students from the fall semester concepts of statistics course toured Highgate Cemetery in London during their study abroad experience.
Among the students was Jeffrey McKim of New Waterford, a junior business administration major. He is the son of Randall and Karen McKim and a graduate of East Palestine High School. The students collected data about the people buried by taking pictures of the gravestones. The students learned how difficult it is to collect accurate data and what it means to carefully and correctly take a sample to be able to use the data. Statistically, they determined that there is an equal percentage of men and women buried in the cemetery, with each sex living approximately the same amount of time, on average 50 years.
Schaffer named to Edinboro dean's list
EDINBORO, Pa. Zachary Schaffer of Salem was namd to the dean's list for the fall 2013 semester at Edinboro University.
SR kindergarten registration is March 3-7
CANFIELD – Kindergarten registration for students in the South Range Local School District will be taken March 3-7.
Parents of children who will be 5 years old on or before Sept. 30, 2014, may register over the phone and make an appointment for screening by calling the elementary school office at 330-549-5578 between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. during the designated week. Students to be registered must be residents of the South Range School district.
Dairy Boosters accepting applications
LISBON – The Columbiana County Buckeye Dairy Boosters is accepting applications for its 2014 scholarship.
This year we will be offering one or two scholarships, depending on the number of applications received. The amount of the awarded scholarship is $500, which is to be applied toward tuition, books and housing.
The applicant must be a member of a Columbiana County family whose primary occupation is directly involved in the dairy industry including but not limited to dairy cattle milk production, dairy cattle heifer raising, and dairy equipment/supplies/supplement sales (providing dairy is the primary focus of sales). Students must prove their current enrollment, or submit a letter of admission, to a two or four-year institution of higher learning or graduate school. Those applying are not required to limit their educational choice to an agricultural related field. Students must be considered a full-time student. Applicants must maintain at least a B or 3.0 grade point average. Previous scholarship winners may not reapply. The student must return a completed application, two letters of recommendations, and an official high school or college transcript, postmarked by Saturday, March 15.
Scholarship applications may be obtained from a Columbiana County high school guidance counselor, FFA advisorsor by contacing: Columbiana County Buckeye Dairy Boosters, c/o Pam Herron, 3836 Woodsdale Road, Salem, Ohio 44460. Phone: 330-222-1637. A committee nominated by the Columbiana County Buckeye Dairy Boosters will perform judging.
A public announcement will be made after notification of the winner during the month of April at the Annual Spring Banquet.
Local students earn Mount Union degrees
ALLIANCE – The following area residents recently graduated from the University of Mount Union.
– Alliance: Alexandria Bryant, bachelor's of arts degree in American studies; Russell Castellucci, bachelor's of arts degree in finance; Julie Jakmides, bachelor's of arts degree in applied criminal justice.
– Salem: Chad Butcher, bachelor's of arts degree in history.
– Sebring: Kali Beane, bachelor's of arts degree in health; Haley Umbs, bachelor's of science degree in biology.
SR schedules kindergarten registration
CANFIELD – Kindergarten registration for students in the South Range Local School District will be taken March 3-7.
Parents of children who will be 5 years old on or before Sept. 30, 2014, may register over the phone and make an appointment for screening by calling the elementary school office at 330-549-5578 between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. during the designated week. Students to be registered must be residents of the South Range School district.
Area students graduate from Walsh Univ.
NORTH CANTON – Walsh University honored its 2013 summer and fall graduates during graduation ceremonies on Dec. 15 at the Cecchini Center. The following local residents were among the more than 150 graduates from Walsh University who were honored.
– Alliance: Christine Bagley, bachelor's of arts in accounting; Andrew Brush, master's of arts in counseling and human development, clinical mental health; Kerilyn Hilson, associate's of arts in finance.
– Columbiana: Courtney Knox, bachelor's of science in biology.
– Homeworth: Ryan Andrie, bachelor's of arts in accounting.
Local students named to Walsh dean's list
NORTH CANTON – The following local residents were among over 735 students from Walsh University who were named to the fall 2013 dean's list:
– Alliance: Matthew Baylor, Rebecca Benner, Anna Billet, Travis Clark, Colin Eggleston, Anna Gabelt, Meghan Polen, Katelyn Ryan, Julianne Schrock, Chavas Young, Erin Zaleski.
– Beloit: Reagan Rito, Matthew Tafe, Rita Ward.
– Calcutta: Lauren Kithas.
– Columbiana: Troy Beard, Geri Dawson, Courtney Knox, Janet Muntean, Katelin Smith, Antonia Stephenson, Marie Voitus.
– East Rochester: Jennifer Morrow.
– Leetonia: Nicklaus Altomare, Delaney Gardner, Harley Hopper.
– Lisbon: Lauren Ketterman.
– Minerva: Zachary Fritz.
– Salem: Amy Bryan, Tyler Cosma, Danielle Frantz, Danielle Kruegel.
Hill earns dean's list at Univ. of Charleston
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Corey Hill of Leetonia was named to the dean's list at the University of Charleston. The dean's list recognizes full-time students who earn a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.


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The one word used most often last year almost seems to have been removed from UCLA's lexicon this spring: Pistol. Maybe it's strategical. Maybe it's a new offensive coordinator. Or maybe it's because the Bruins are still trying to figure it out for themselves.
The Pistol still is the base offense. But UCLA is hardly content with last year's scheme, which produced the nation's No. 32 rushing offense and No. 116 passing offense. Accordingly, the Bruins have spent the bulk of camp focusing on their passing attack, and have shown notable improvements.
Following Sunday's scrimmage, OC Mike Johnson talked at length about the offense not yet being what he wants it to be. He was then asked, What does he want it to be?
"First and foremost we want to be physical," he said. "We want to be able to come off the ball. We want to be able to run the ball effectively. Second, we want to have a good run-action pass game. In order for us to have a good run-action passing game, we have to hit the vertical throws. Then we want to be able to create space and get the guys capable of running the ball in space horizontal. We want to make the defense defend the field horizontally. And then we want to have a screen game. Then we have things that come off that.
"We're slowly putting together the packages. But we want to make the defense have to defend more than just the run. Then you have to have a third-down passing game and a red zone passing game. They're all different packages. We have to become a situationally smart football team and execute in all of them."
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The process of globalization is being harshly criticized for a variety of reasons, but mostly because the income of large and/or vocal segments of the population of this and other countries is threatened by the dislocation and competition of trade and investment and by the inability or unwillingness of states to compensate the losers. Based on analysis with the International Futures Model, this paper concludes that if globalization halts or recedes the results will be profoundly negative for most countries and most income groups. While a retreat into protectionism may improve income equality in some countries, it will reduce incomes of both the poor and the rich and poverty headcounts will be increased. In addition, political instability will rise in a majority of countries and the probability of interstate war will increase. These results suggest that it would be far better to deal with the negative aspects of globalization directly by improving trade adjustment assistance, providing more secure access to health care, and negotiating new international agreements that benefit all countries.
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Manny Delcarmen will be back in the Boston bullpen tomorrow evening after successfully completing his one-day rehab.
Dustin Pedroia is off crutches and doing some light weight-bearing activities. He is probably stuck in the walking boot for another week or two, and then he can ramp back up. In other words, Pedroia won't play for the Red Sox before August, not that it's that big a surprise.
Jason Varitek is a couple of weeks behind Pedroia, and will remain in crutches for the time being.
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It is a gorgeous Sunday afternoon in Kansas City, with the waterfall out in right-center in full effect. Perfect day for baseball.
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Captain returns to camp
It has been a rough few days for Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek, who left camp late last week because of an illness to his father.
The catcher returned on Wednesday, but it might take him a couple of days to get back into the swing of things. He did have one nice diversion — pictured below by Brita Meng Outzen — when he got to participate in the eremonial first pitch with his friend Nomar Garciaparra, who officially retired as a member of the Red Sox earlier in the day.
"Yeah, it's a weird feeling. It's just a different feeling," Varitek said. "A little tired. I'm tired. I was tired today. it's been a stressful, straining week, whatever, five or six days, whatever long it's been. Guys have been great. Had a ton of text messages from [general manager] Theo [Epstein] down to [manager Terry Francona] down to [catching instructor Gary] Tuck down to my teammates. Family has been great. Friend support in the area has been awesome. I'm just very thankful that many people have reached out."
Varitek, respecting the wishes of his mother, is keeping his father's condition private at this time.
The Red Sox have given the catcher their blessing to do whatever he needs to from a family standpoint. Varitek's parents live in the Orlando area, which is less than three hours from the Red Sox's training base in Fort Myers.
Varitek has played in just one exhibition game this spring — the exhibition contest against Boston College on March 3. He said that he might be game-ready by Friday, though he could wait for Saturday when Boston has a home game.
A clean bill of health
FORT MYERS, Fla. — The weather was crisp, the sun was beaming and the crowds were healthy. It was a good day at Red Sox camp on Monday — and the injury report reflected that.
Opening Day lineups set (in a way)
FORT MYERS, Fla. — OK, so it's not really Opening Day, per se, but it is the first game of the 2010 season (never mind the fact that it doesn't count, and it's a doubleheader against two college programs). Anyway, the Red Sox finalized the lineup for that Wednesday exhibition-opening doubleheader at City of Palms Park. Victor Martinez will bat third in the opener, and captain Jason Varitek will make his spring debut in the nightcap.
Putting the brakes on theft
How bad were the Red Sox at controlling the running game last year? Very bad. They gave up 151 stolen bases, 19 more than any other team in the Majors. Opponents were safe against the Red Sox in 90.4 percent of stolen base attempts, another league high.
It is something the Red Sox are seriously trying to correct this spring, as manager Terry Francona points out that there has been extra time spent in early drills on pitchers holding runners.
"Well, our first two days have been on picks. Both days.," Francona said. "There's a fine line there, where you're trying to do things correctly, but you're not doing it at the expense of something else. There are going to be times when Pap comes in and gives up a stolen base. He's a closer, there's times you need to execute a pitch as opposed to giving up a two-run homer. We always feel that way. At the same time, we didn't do a good enough job. So we need to improve. You always evaluate what you've done and not done in the offseason and try to do it better. That's certainly an area we want to improve on."
Jason Varitek and Victor Martinez took a lot of blame for all the steals, but the first line of defense is from the pitchers varying times and making good moves to the plate.
Martinez, pictured below by Brita Meng Outzen, said Thursday that he understands how it can be difficult for pitchers to hold runners, and if people want to blame him, he'll be glad to be held accountable.
bviously that's another big part of the game, but at the same time, everybody has to know that the pitchers have a really tough job. They have to worry about making a pitch, throwing it in a location. Thinking about making a quality pitch, plus on top of that, controlling the running game. that's a lot. The last thing you want is for a pitcher to think too much on the mound. As a catcher, you want them to worry about just being focused on the hitters."
"You know what, I take the blame," Martinez said. "I don't mind. Our job is to make things easier for the pitcher. It's 162 games. You want to be perfect but you're not. The pitchers have a really tough job to do. There's always room to improve and always room to get better. We'll see what happens. We have a great pitching staff."
Some other nuggets from the day: Third baseman Adrian Beltre rolled his ankle on Wednesday and was limited during Thursday's workout. The injury is not belived to be serious in any way, shape or form.
"He stepped on a ball… he actually kind of twisted his ankle," Francona said. "He went through all his stuff yesterday and extra. Today, we decided to tell him, go in the cage, he did some running in the cage and hitting. I'd be very surprised if he wasn't back out there tomorrow."
Thursday marked the first day pitchers threw live BP. It was the relievers' day to throw, so Jonathan Papelbon, Manny Delcarmen and Daniel Bard were among those who faced hitters.
Bard looked particularly dominant.
"John Farrell said he was explosive, used all three pitches, used a good changeup – he's really trying to throw his changeup, get a feel for that, let it be a weapon, especially against left handers, and it sounds like he had a real good day," Francona said.
And Papelbon was uninhibited by a sore back that troubled him earlier in the week.
"I agree with that, there wasn't a lot of effort when the ball came out of his hand," Francona said. "You're always looking for positives. But it was nice to watch him throw, and not have a lot of effort."
The Red Sox will take the field a half hour earlier than normal on Friday because of their annual Spring Training golf tournament for charity. They will come out at 9 instead of 9:30.
Now that one Jason is back, what becomes of the other?
The catching situation is now finalized. Jason Varitek has agreed to be a $3 million backup for next season. Now, on to some of the other matters of the offseason.
What will it take to keep Jason Bay under the employ of the Boston Red Sox? There have been several reports — though none substantiated — that Boston has made an offer somewhere around four years at $60 million. If that is indeed the case, I'm very encouraged that they can get something done.
If not, Holliday is not a bad alternative. Not at all. But Bay has already proved he can play in Boston while Holliday might need an adjustment period.
What else does Theo Epstein have up his sleeve this winter? I just get the feeling there is going to be a major move or two, but it's too early to say what. The market needs to play itself out for a while.
If the Captain returns, will he keep his C?
Jason Varitek is one phone call away from putting himself back on the Red Sox's roster for 2009. He simply has to tell the club he will exercise his $3 million player option.
At the GM Meetings in Chicago yesterday, general manager Theo Epstein made it clear that Victor Martinez will be a full-time catcher, which leaves Varitek playing once or maybe twice a week.
Under that scenario, would Varitek feel awkward keeping the C on his jersey? Knowing how much pride that man has, I think he might pass it on to Pedroia or simply give up his captainship.
Varitek knows better than anyone how important it is to be in the trenches every day, and my personal feeling is that he might feel sheepish about being a captain with a highly reduced role.
At any rate, Varitek has earned the right to do what makes him comfortable. He has until Saturday to inform the Red Sox if he will accept his option or become a free agent.
Stay tuned.
Varitek will help in any way he can
Always at the forefront of recent Red Sox postseason runs, Jason Varitek enters this one in a highly uncertain role. More likely than not, Varitek will start most — if not all — games on the bench in this Division Series, which starts Thursdya night against the Angels.
"You can't really control playing time, but you can control the other parts where you contribute," Varitek said. "It may not be by playing. It may be on the bench. You can't really control those things, but it's not the time of year to be selfish."
How hard has it been?
"It's different," Varitek said. "It's definitely different."
Again, Varitek reiterated this was no time of year to sulk.
"I think we're in the postseason. I don't know what's disappointing about being in the postseason. Everybody in this locker room at some point has helped the team win games," Varitek said.


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