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CMYK TODAY H 81 L TUESDAY H 81 L 72 L 48 Visit us online at www.thepinelog.com Page 6 Lumberjacks lose to Arkansas Inside Lufkin Courthouse saved Page 2 Lumberjacks lose to Hogs Page 6 Tennis team loses to UTA Page 6 Softball hosts ULM today Page 8 Opinions Page 4 Columns Kate Neal talks about push-ing through last three weeks of school Facebook is the new way for employers to do background search Entertainment Page 5 Autism concert Photos from Art Alliance show Volume 92 Issue 12 Next Publication: Monday April 23, 2012 52 WEDNESDAY 59 H Facebook in the workplace. Should they search everyone's page? By Wendi Kunkel CONTRIBUTING WRITER Career Services is offering a new service geared toward preparing students and alumni alike for the job search after graduation. Every Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. students can bring any career documents they wish to have critiqued to the Career Services office on the third floor of the Rusk Building. Haley Hoskins, interview coordina-tor for Career Services, suggested that anyone interested in participating do so. "Whether they are starting from the very beginning, or just need an 'everything looks great,' each student can benefit from attending a session," Hoskins said. The benefits attendees will receive include being able to walk away with revisions to any career documents, whereas an in-depth critique might take several business days to receive. Also students get the chance to sit down with staff face-to-face and ask any questions they may have, it also gives those critiquing in the chance to explain any revisions made. Hoskins encourages job seekers to get as much help or feedback for each stage of resume and career document building as possible. "It is important to seek out assis-tance in the conceptualizing stage be-cause many students often forgo valu-able experiences that will enhance their resume," Hoskins said. "The cre-ation of the resume is instrumental in being successful in a job search, as a bad resume can instantly find its way in a trash can." Students who find themselves struggling to create their resume can contact Career Services to schedule an appointment where a staff member can provide them with the foundation to create a great resume, as well as brainstorm with them the experience and qualifications the job seeker pos-ses to insert into the resume. Hoskins reminded those building their resume to continue doing so. "It is imperative to see the resume as a living document, constantly up-dating it with experiences, accom-plishments and qualifications as they are obtained," Hoskins said. firstname.lastname@example.com Career Services helps students to build resumes JENNIFER ROGERS THEPINE LOG Art students have domesticated this wild cat that lives around the Art Building. She has been seen around a cactus. If you have pictures of life around campus please send them pinelog@sfasu. edu The Pine Log's Sudoku Look for this addictive number game on page 3 every Monday and Thursday Page 4 Sharp reductions in state funding of higher education factored heavily in Tuesday's decision by the SFA Board of Regents to raise tuition and room-and-board rates for the coming academic year. Designated tuition will be raised from $124.40 to $141.86 per semester credit hour beginning in fall 2012, increasing the cost of a 15-hour semes-ter by $291. Additionally, room-and-board rates will increase 2.5 percent and 2.0 percent, respec-tively. Together, the room-and-board rates will equate to an increase of about $96 per student each semester. Raising costs for students is something the Board of Regents does not take lightly, according to Dr. Scott Coleman of Houston, chairman of the board's finance and audit committee. "This is a huge issue for us because it directly impacts those we are trying to serve – the student body itself," he said. "Providing the services we do and the courses we want to offer and the education quality we have is paramount in our thoughts. We don't take this lightly. (We do our best) to make sure that what we bring forward to you is something that will continue the university's function yet still provide a quality service for the students." Coleman said SFA's tuition currently falls about in the middle of what institutions across the state are charging for a college education. However, while six-year graduation rates have been on the decline statewide, SFA has reported steady increases in the past five years. The regents adopted a summer budget to-taling approximately $3.57 million. The figure represents a decrease of approximately $1 mil-lion from last year's summer budget, which was achieved by temporarily reducing the pay scale for faculty members teaching summer courses, according to Dr. Richard Berry, provost and vice president for academic affairs. The board also approved issuing a Request for Qualifications for an architectural firm and a Request for Proposal for a construction man-ager at risk to begin the construction phase of a planned conservation education center at the Pineywoods Native Plant Center. The project will be funded by donations. The administration also was authorized to enter into an agreement with South Texas Technology Management for invention manage-ment and any subsequent agreements necessary to jointly manage or market university-owned in-tellectual property developed by faculty and staff members within the scope of their employment with the university. STTM provides comprehen-sive and integrated technology development ser-vices to their affiliates, from initial evaluation of an invention to patenting and marketing. During the meeting Tuesday, the Board of Regents also approved: • A list of small classes for the spring 2012 se-mester; • Undergraduate and graduate curriculum changes as recommended by the administration; • Renaming the Department of General Business within the Nelson Rusche College of Business the Department of Business Communication and Legal Studies; • Changing the name of the Department of Chemistry within the College of Sciences and Mathematics to the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry; • The purchase of four shuttle buses at a cost not to exceed $400,000; • Utilizing the services of CoBro Consulting to provide comprehensive program assessment, data analysis and evaluation services for the GEAR UP for Success Project to meet grant re-quirements; • Set course and lab fees for Fiscal Year 2013; • Use available fund balances for the early pay off of SECO loan obligations totaling $3.92 mil-lion; • Renew the lease of space in the Baker Pattillo Student Center with Commercial Bank of Texas for an additional five years; • Grant awards allocable to Fiscal Year 2012 totaling more than $333,000; and • Various policy revisions. Board of Regents raises tution, room and board Following a national search, Dr. Kimberly Childs was named dean of Stephen F. Austin State University's College of Sciences and Mathematics by the Board of Regents Tuesday. A professor of mathematics at SFA, Childs has been serving as interim dean for the past year and also directs the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Research and Learning Center. She has previously served as associate dean in the college. Childs, a native of Galveston, joined the fac-ulty of the SFA Department of Mathematics and Statistics16 years ago after teaching in high schools in Galveston and Jacksonville, as well as at Lon Morris College. She earned her bach-elor's degree in mathematics from Dallas Baptist University and her master's in mathematics teaching from SFA. She received a doctorate de-gree in mathematics education from Texas A&M University. The Board of Regents also approved numer-ous additional faculty and staff appointments, changes of status, promotions and retirements at the meeting Tuesday. Faculty appointments included: Erik Byker, assistant professor of el-ementary education; Donald Gooch, assistant professor of government; David Rex-Galindo, as-sistant professor of Latin American history; and Daniel Bennett and Jennifer Gumm, assistant professors of biology. Staff appointments included: Samantha Mora, alumni events and engagement director in Alumni Affairs; Suzanne Heffernan, aquat-ics coordinator in campus recreation; Anne Uhyrek, accountant III in the controller's office; June Parker, graphics shop supervisor; Maureen Havard, physican assistant in health services; Wayne Meier, programmer/analyst I in infor-mation technology services; and Donna Parish, marketing communication specialist in public affairs. Staff appointment in athletics included: Kevin Carberry, Richard Olin and Troy Rogers, assistant football coaches; Daniel Georgalas, assistant vol-leyball coach; Joshua Jorgensen, coordinator of athletic operations; and Samantha Robinson, athletic academic services assistant. In addition, Nathan Schneider moved from athletic academic services assistant to assistant football coach. Additional changes of status were approved for the College of Liberal and Applied Arts: Kwame Antwi-Boasiako, from associate professor of government to associate professor and interim chair of the Department of Government; Mark Barringer, from associate professor of history and associate dean to associate professor and chair of the Department of History; and Robert Szafran, from professor of social and cultural analysis to profes-sor and chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis. Changes of status in the D e p a r t m e n t of Information T e c h n o l o g y Services includ-ed: William Croft, from instructional systems adminis-trator to systems programmer I; Daniel Duplechian, from pro-grammer/ analyst II to programmer/analyst III; and Allena Kendall and Jacquelyn Vose, from programmer/analyst I to programmer/analyst II. Other changes of status approved by the re-gents included: Jennifer Bailey, from associate Dr. Childs name dean of science and math CHILDS CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 COURTSEY PHOTO Dr. Kimberly Childs : SFA spirit squads Nationals results Pom Dance 3rd place Large Co-ed 2nd place Small Co-ed 5th place Jack Attack In 2009, TJ Maple, head dance coach, introduced the Jack Attack Hip Hop Team concept to the dance teams program. SFA is the first and only university to date to have a separate Hip Hop-only team in addition to the dance team. Jack Attack won the ADTS (American Dance Team School) Collegiate Hip Hop Division in 2010 and 2011 and placed 4th in Division I Hip Hop at NDA Collegiate Nationals in 2011. This year marks their first national title at the National Dance Alliance collegiate competition. Partner Stunts Two members of the large co-ed cheerleading team, Alec Heffron and Allison Pagnotta, competed in the National Cheerleaders Association Collegiate Partner Stunts Competition on Saturday, April 14. With top cheerleading couples across the national competing, Heffron, and Pagnotta won the national title. There was intense competition this year with nine qualify-ing couples from universities such as Oklahoma State University, Sam Houston State University and Universidad de Costa Rica competing. Heffron is from Emporia, Kan., and a kinesiology major. Pagnotta is from Canyon County, Calif., and is a criminal justice major. Additional Partner stunts: Dusty Burns & Caley Coss —5th place Dustin Moore & Missy Bolman—4th place Thursday, April 19, 2012 PINE LOG The The Independent Voice of Stephen F. Austin State University
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1960 The 1950's were a decisive decade for the company. It serves good purpose to review briefly the accomplishments of those years in order to measure more objectively the progress that had been made and to test the soundness of the policies and programs followed. 1. Company profits for the period exceeded by 175 per cent the total earnings for the first 51 years. 2. Total assets more than quadrupled. 3. Shareholders' equity rose from $12 million to $51.4 million. 4. Dividend rate increased 150 per cent. 5. The number of shareholders increased from 150 to 2550. These accomplishments came as the result of a management concept that skills which had been used for the most part in a contractural capacity would be more productive for the company if applied to logically developed proprietary undertakings. During its first 51 years the company largely confined its efforts to the pursuit of heavy engineering and construction, shiftings its emphasis from time to time as one type of work offered better opportunity than another, but remaining principally in the contract construction field and activities that closely supported it. Following the Second World War, initial steps were taken that foreshadowed the transformation of the company in one dramatic decade to a well diversified organization with widespread interest in mining, ocean shipping, and land development. Corporate Expansion Prior to February 1, 1960, Utah Construction & Mining Co. owned 60 per cent of the equity stock of Lucky Mc Uranium Corporation. On that date, with the overwhelming consent of the shareholders of both companies, Utah acquired the remaining 40 percent of Lucky Mc stock through the exchange of 242, 533 shares of its stock on a 1 for 10 basis, and the two companies were merged.
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Creator | Stewart Library, Weber State University |
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Publisher Digital | Stewart Library, Weber State University |
Contributors | Earl R. Lubbers |
Date Original | 1962-1964 |
Date Digital | 2009 |
Type | Text |
Physical Description | 5 Volumes Bound 8 1/2 X11 |
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Source | MS 100 Box 50 |
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A funny thing happened on the way to Houston for GOP Presidential candidate Mitt Romney. The former Massachusetts Governor found himself addressing the NAACP Convention. Yeah, you read that right. Mitt Romney, the stormin' Mormon hoping to wrest the White House keys away from Barack Obama (who, according to the internet, is our first African American President). So, if you're a conservative like me, you really didn't know what to expect. I mean, Mitt Romney and the NAACP go together like, well the Republican Party and the NAACP.
Still --- a funny thing happened on the way to Houston. Mitt Romney did Republicans proud, conservatives proud and --- dare I say --- political America proud, by making the attempt to bridge a gap that many believe is more like a chasm. Of course, not even the most naive of political pundits believe Mitt Romney's speech to the NAACP Convention would be a game changer for 2012. It's no secret that Black America overwhelmingly votes Democratic, and when it comes to Barack Obama, it's a pretty safe bet that the 44th President has the Black vote pretty much in tow.
Which is why Romney chose to begin his speech (met with a tepid reception) thus:
"With 90 percent of African-Americans voting for Democrats, some of you may wonder why a Republican would bother to campaign in the African American community, and to address the NAACP," Romney told the convention. "Of course, one reason is that I hope to represent all Americans, of every race, creed or sexual orientation, from the poorest to the richest and everyone in between."
Mitt Romney isn't running to be President of White America, or Black America, or Gay or Straight America. He's running to be President of the United States of America - the same reason once seemingly embraced by Barack Obama - before the days of punishing enemies and mocking folks with "teabags".
Romney took his message of prosperity, job creation, and personal economic freedom to a gathering of folks who represent a sect of America who desperately need to hear it.
He even stood stoic and resolved amidst a chorus of boos when he promised to repeal the popular Obamacare law recently upheld by the Supreme Court. Not only did he stand on his word, he brought the message back to job creation (by many accounts - Obamacare is a job killer), stood poignant, pragmatic, and - dare I say - Presidential in the face of his critics.
I miss that in our Commander in Chief, don't you?
There's no doubt exists a stark contrast about 2012's vision of America between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, the merits of both visions can easily be debated in the theater of politics. But what America needs now are more attempts to bridge the cultural, racial, and ideological divide that keep us separate - not united.
Mitt Romney took a large step forward in my eyes - and I'm hoping that the rest of the nation - Black and White America - can acknowledge and respect the steps Mitt Romney took on his way to Houston.
Editor's Note: Spears is a political blogger, commentator and businessman from Florida. Visit his website at www.torreyspears.com.


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The Florentine Studio Artist program returns for a third season
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin—September 1, 2010—The Florentine Opera Company names Erica Schuller (soprano) of Milwaukee, WI; Julia Elise Hardin (mezzo soprano) of Lawrence, KS; Matthew Richardson (tenor) of Dubuque, IA and Scott Johnson (baritone) of Madison, WI, as resident artists for the 2010-2011 Season's Florentine Opera Studio Program.
Ms. Schuller and Mr. Richardson are new to the Studio Artist Program, while Ms. Hardin and Mr. Johnson both return for a second year. The Studio Program offers a full season of artist-in-residence employment for talented singers beginning their professional careers, and will run from September 2010 through May 2011, to provide performing experience and training essential to career development in the opera art form.
"I am delighted that we are continuing this important initiative for a third season, when we will once again have the opportunity to showcase four exceptional artists," notes General Director William Florescu. "Both Erica and Matthew come to the Florentine with young, dynamic voices, full of potential, and a personal history with the city of Milwaukee, and we are also happy to welcome back Scott and Julia, who both return to participate in our program for a second year. These young performers demonstrate the wealth of talent present among up-and-coming singers and certainly prove that the opera art form has a bright future ahead."
The 2010-2011 Studio Artists will sing supporting and comprimario roles during each of the Florentine Opera's mainstage performances, including the world premiere of Don Davis's Río de Sangre in October. They will also star in The Golden Days: A Concert on November 14, 2010 at 2:30 pm in Vogel Hall of the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. The Golden Days will feature favorite American operetta arias and ensembles by composers including Sigmund Romberg, Rudolf Friml and Victor Herbert from such pieces as The Desert Song, The Student Prince, The Vagabond King, Naughty Marietta and others. This concert explores the delightful world of the operetta, an art form characterized by elegant songs, witty ensembles and rousing choruses that serves as the roots of modern American musical theater.
A major focus of the Studio Artists will be to bring the Florentine's 2010-2011 season children's touring opera program, The Billy Goats Gruff, to over 60 schools and community venues throughout southeastern Wisconsin. In addition to educational programs for younger students, the Studio Artists will also be featured in those targeting older students. On September 30, 2010, they will work with Guido LeBron, who will create the starring role in the world premiere of Rio de Sangre, in a special customized "Get Opera" program. In partnership with Latino Arts, Inc., this one-hour program is geared towards 8th grade and high school students, fostering an appreciation for the arts and providing cross-curricular opportunities for teachers in English, Language Arts, History, Music and Theatre. Participants will be introduced to the operatic art form, experience a special sneak peek of Río de Sangre, and their schools will be eligible to receive tickets to the mainstage performance.
Once again, the Studio Artists will also be featured soloists with other Milwaukee-area arts groups during their residency, most notably in the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's series of holiday performances of Handel's Messiah in December 2010.
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2011 High School Masterclass Showcases, Mentors Young Local Talent
Annual program connects promising high school-aged vocalists to the opera world
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin—March 3, 2011—The Florentine Opera Company will hold its annual High School Masterclass on Sunday, March 27 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Florentine Opera Center (926 E. Burleigh, Riverwest). Specifically designed to meet the needs of the giftedyoung singer interested in pursing continued education in vocal arts, theprogram's objective is to provide guidance and mentorship and to nurturevocalists with professional experiences.
Following an audition process, five finalists out of a pool of nearly thirty were selected to receive private vocal coaching provided by the Florentine Opera with Chorus Master, Scott Stewart. New this season, five additional students were selected to receive vocal lessons with the Florentine Opera Studio Artists.
The program culminates in a two-hour masterclass led by General Director William Florescu. All students who audition are invited to attend the masterclass, where they learn vocal and auditioning techniques, discuss the career field ofv ocal/operatic performance and participate in a question/answer series. They will also have the opportunity to sing ensemble roles in the Florentine Opera's Scene Showcase featuring the Studio Artists on Saturday, April 9 at 7:00 pm, and at future Florentine Opera community performances such as Florentine at the Lake.
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- Katharine Geertsen,Wauwatosa East High School
- Katie Koester, Shorewood High School
- William Krager, Eisenhower High School
- Gretchen Mahkorn, Pius XI High School
The Masterclass students receiving vocal lessons are:
- Christian Adams,Wauwatosa East High School
- Deme Hellwig, Shorewood High School
- Wenie Lado,Wauwatosa East High School
- Jessica Surprenant, Eisenhower High School
- Chantal Tribble, Milwaukee High School of the Arts
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The Florentine Opera Company's Education Department programming reaches a broad spectrum of individuals throughout Metro Milwaukee, southeastern Wisconsin and beyond. Last year alone, over 18,000 students and individuals benefited from Florentine Opera Education programs. The Company provides a vital additionto local arts education – both in the classroom and on the stage—and the Florentine's Education Department is committed to providing all students with a completeopera curriculum.
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