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AG College News
Global University's Vice Provost Receives Award of Excellence from The Foundation for Pentecostal Scholarship
GU vice provost
Local author speaks to Evangel education majors about autism
EU Linda Barboa
Evangel University to host annual meeting of Society for Pentecostal Studies
AGTS Society for Pentecostal Studies
More than 130 students, staff and faculty from Evangel to participate in service trips around the world during spring break
EU service trips
Spotlight on Professional NFL Kicker David Akers, Global University Alumnus
GU David Akers
Athletic Director Dr. David Stair announces retirement
EU Stair retires
Evangel University students to participate in Washington D.C. studies trip
EU Washington DC
Novus International awards $17,000 STEM grant to Missouri Colleges Fund
EU novus award
Evangel University to host EU Visit on Friday, Feb. 21
EU visit
Doctor of Ministry Program Offered through Global University's Graduate School of Theology Officially Receives DETC Accreditation Confirmation
GU acredditation
The Kern Family Foundation awards $550,000 grant to AGTS at Evangel University
AGTS Kern grant
AGTS unveils new hybrid degree---Master of Pastoral Leadership
AGTS master degree
Evangel University to host Founders Scholarship candidates this Friday, Feb. 14
EU founders
Evangel University Adult & Graduate Studies Department to host open house Tuesday, Feb. 18
EU graduate studies
Global University Team Member Serves as Protestant Minister on Cruise Ship
GU cruise
Evangel University to host EU Visit on Friday, Feb. 7
Evangel University President Robert H. Spence and the Concert Orchestra to appear at Evangel Temple
EU Spence/Orchestra
Michael J. Beals to be Inaugurated as Vanguard University's Tenth President
VU Beals Inaugurated
Introducing the First Global University Student/Alumni Missions Trip Opportunity
GU mission trip
Evangel University to host Horton Pentecostal Lectureship Series, Feb. 6-7
Horton Pentecostal Lectureship Series
Evangel University to host first spring EU Visit on Friday, Jan. 24
Evangel spring visit
Global University mourns the loss of former President Dr. Ron Iwasko
Dr. Ron Iwasko, beloved former President of Global University, who served the institution from 1999 to 2006, has graduated from this earth into the arms of his Savior after a battle with leukemia. He was 78 years old.
2014 Summer Institute for Islamic Studies at AGTS
"Despite having lived, studied and worked with Muslims, I was not able to engage in any fruitful encounters UNTIL I attended the Summer Institute for Islamic Studies at AGTS."
Evangel University professor to serve as secretary of Missouri Association of Early Childhood Teacher Educators
Dr. Peggy Reed, Evangel University's associate professor of education, was elected secretary of the Missouri chapter of the National Association of Early Childhood Teacher Educators at their fall 2013 meeting in Jefferson City.
Global University Makes Presentation of First Completed Supplemental Video to Course
Dr. Robert Love, Global University's Provost Emeritus and Professor of Education, was honored on Wednesday, January 8, with a presentation of the completed supplemental video to the undergraduate course he authored, Studies in Physical Science.
Evangel University Music Department receives donation of bronze sculpture
Evangel University will unveil a bronze sculpture during a ceremony on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 2 p.m. in the Barnett Fine Arts Atrium. The 5-foot sculpture will be permanently displayed in the atrium, near the entrance to the art gallery.
Valley Forge Christian College Receives Gift of the National Christian Conference Center
Valley Forge Christian College received the largest gift in its 75 year history on December 31, 2013 when it accepted the National Christian Conference Center. The generous gift, free and clear of any financial encumbrances, immediately bolstered the institution's finances and positions the college to provide expanded educational services to its growing constituencies.
Evangel University is closed on Monday; new student orientation postponed
All offices at Evangel University will be closed on Monday, Jan. 6, 2014, due to the snow and travel conditions.
SAGU to host 2014 7:14 Prayer Conference
Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) will host the Assemblies of God's annual 7:14 Prayer Conference on March 4-5, 2014.
Global University Celebrates the Retirement of GU Team Members Ron & Carolyn Hittenberger
Rev. Ron & Carolyn Hittenberger, Assemblies of God World Missionaries (AGWM) and Global University team members, were recently honored at a special reception recognizing their upcoming retirement on December 31, 2013.
Global University Leaders Visit South Africa's Global School of Theology
Global University President Dr. Gary Seevers, Executive Vice President Keith Heermann and Vice Provost Dr. Randy Hedlun recently traveled to Johannesburg, South Africa to participate in several important functions involving Global School of Theology (GST), Global University's accredited entity in South Africa.
Vanguard University's Concert Choir and Orchestra Spread Christmas Cheer at Annual Christmas Fantasia
Christmas carols, cheer and crowds of people filled Segerstrom Center for the Arts on Dec. 3 and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Dec. 6 for Vanguard University's Christmas Fantasia.
Theatre Student's Two Plays Selected as Top Finalists for the Region VIII Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
Taking the stage, Vanguard student Elizabeth Hofeld's After Her and The Little Match Girl are top finalist plays for the Region VIII Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF).
Evangel University reschedules its 30th Annual Christmas Concert for Thursday, Dec. 12
The show must go on — but in this case, the Evangel University Music Department will present its 30th Annual Christmas Concert one week later than originally planned, due to Friday's snow. (12/06/2013)
Evangel University exceeds goal, raises more than $350,000 in 48 hours for scholarships
A financial challenge from a friend of Evangel University has resulted in more than $350,000 being raised in a 48-hour period on Monday and Tuesday, December 2 and 3.
Lindsey Sin Joined the Global Center for Women and Justice for their Annual Women in Leadership Series
Vanguard University's Global Center for Women and Justice (GCWJ) hosted Deputy Secretary for Women Veterans Affairs Lindsey Sin on Nov. 18 in the Great Commission Hall.
Vanguard University Recognized as a Top College for Teacher Education
Vanguard University has been recognized in the Online College Database's new ranking, "Top Colleges in California Shaping the Next Generation," which honors the post-secondary institutions in the state that graduated the most education and teaching professionals in 2012.
Concert Choir to perform at Silver Dollar City's tree lighting ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 7
The Evangel University Concert Choir will perform at Silver Dollar City's Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 5:30 p.m.
Evangel graduate Kyle Ragsdale, sports marketing expert, to speak on Monday, Nov. 25
Kyle Ragsdale, chief marketing officer at Billy Casper Golf — the largest owner-operator of golf courses, country clubs and resorts in the USA — will speak in two sessions on Monday, Nov. 25, at Evangel University.
Global University Celebrates Its First Baby Dedication
Global University's Campus Pastor Paul Dear and President Dr. Gary Seevers participated in the first baby dedication held in the chapel of Global University. GU team members Michael Johnson (Director of Ethnic Relations) and Miracle Johnson (former Assistant to President Dr. Gary Seevers & current Donor Relations Assistant) dedicated their daughter, Amelia Marie Johnson, to the Lord. Amelia was born on August 22 of this year.
Students Participate in Solidarity Sleep Out as Part of Movement to End Youth Homelessness
Fog and cold settled across Heath Lawn on Nov. 9-10 as Vanguard University students attempted to sleep during the Solidarity Sleep Out. The goal of the sleep out is to bring awareness to the issue of youth homelessness.
SAGU ranks 7th in mid-sized companies in Dallas Morning News' 2013 Top 100 Places to Work
Southwestern Assemblies God University (SAGU) ranked 7th in midsize companies in The Dallas Morning News' Top 100 Workplaces in DFW on Sunday, November 10, 2013. This is the third consecutive year that SAGUhas ranked.
SAGU dedicates Hagee Communication Center on December 11
Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) will dedicate the John and Diana Hagee Communication Center (HCC) on Wednesday, December 11.
Evangel University Music Department to present 30th annual Christmas concert Friday, Dec. 6
The Evangel University Music Department will present the 30th annual Christmas concert on Friday, Dec. 6, at 7:45 p.m. in the Robert H. Spence Chapel.
Horton Pentecostal Lectureship Series expanded to three events
Evangel University has expanded its annual Horton Pentecostal Lectureship Series. Now in its sixth year, the series will include three events featuring speakers affiliated with Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, Central Bible College and Evangel University.
New Evangel University debate team debuts with a first-place win
Evangel University's debate team earned first place in an International Public Debate Association tournament on Sunday, Oct. 28. This is Evangel's first debate team to be formed in a quarter century.
Evangel professor presents at national college media convention
Nancy Pace-Miller, assistant professor of communication at Evangel University, presented a workshop at the 2013 National College Media Convention, co-sponsored by the Associated Collegiate Press and the College Media Association.
Global University Honors Longtime Employee
This morning Global University (located at 1211 S. Glenstone Ave) honored a long time employee, Alice Northcutt, for her faithful service to Global University's Graduate School of Theology over the past 19 years.
Evangel criminal justice students bring home first-place trophies
A team of twelve Evangel University criminal justice students brought home four trophies — including three for first place — from a recent nine-state competition held in Garden City, Kan.
VAR Resources employs 15 SAGU alumni
VAR Resources President and CEO and Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) alumnus Gary Sutton has employed 15 SAGU alumni over the past two years.
SAGU students participate in Texas Festival of Young Preachers
Five students from Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) participated in the Texas Festival of Young Preachers at Baylor University's Truett Seminary(Waco, Texas) on October 4-5.
SAGU professor publishes book titled "The Blood Covenant: The story of God's extraordinary love for you"
Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) professor Rob Price released co-authored book titled "The Blood Covenant: The story of God's extraordinary love for you" on Oct. 1, 2013.
Vanguard's Global Center for Women and Justice Brings Leading Experts on HumanTrafficking and Global Child Slavery to Annual Ensure Justice Conference
The annual Ensure Justice conference is designed to educate students, law enforcement professionals, educators, parents, social workers, healthcare professionals, and other community members about topics ranging from human trafficking and cyber-exploitation to domestic violence and gender inequality. Child slavery is the focus of the 2014 Ensure Justice conference, called "Why is She a Slave?", which will address local, national, and international prevention and intervention.
A battle cry to serve those who have served resonates at Vanguard University's Veterans Day Celebration
On Friday, dozens of people gathered in the Veterans Courtyard of Honor at Vanguard University to honor the men and women who have served our country.
New Boxed Set of "Christian Life Series" Books Now Available for Purchase
Global University's School for Evangelism and Discipleship (SED) provides discipleship training through the "Christian Life Series". This collection of 18 courses is currently available in over 60 languages and has provided proven discipleship for thousands of believers around the world.
Evangel University presents fall production, Proof, Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 14-16
The Evangel University Humanities Department will present David Auburn's Proof on Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 14-16.
Global University's Vice Provost publishes article in Journal of Pentecostal Theology
Dr. Randy Hedlun, Vice Provost of Global University, authored an article titled "Rethinking Luke's Purpose: The Effect of First Century Social Conflict", published in the Fall 2013 edition of the Journal of Pentecostal Theology.
Evangel University Orchestra to pay tribute to Abraham Lincoln in fall concert Tuesday, Nov. 12
The Evangel University Orchestra, with special guest Steve Grant, will pay special tribute to Abraham Lincoln at its fall concert at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 12, in the Robert H. Spence Chapel.
Evangel celebrates 20th anniversary of HeartSong with CD-release party
Evangel University celebrated the 20th anniversary of HeartSong by hosting a CD release party on Monday, Nov. 4. The new CD is titled "Nothing Is Impossible."
More Than 100 AG College Students Receive Making THE Difference Scholarship
A total of $124,000 in Making THE Difference Scholarships was recently awarded to 123 students representing the 17 Assemblies of God colleges and universitieslocated across the United States. MTD Scholarships are made available by Assemblies of God Trust and AG Alliance for Higher Education.
Northwest's John Van Dyke Named 2013-14 Coach of Character
Northwest University's men's basketball coach, John Van Dyke, has been named the recipient of the CCC Coach of Character Award for 2013-14 announced by the league office.
Evangel senior Kayla Jordan publishes research in prestigious journal
Evangel University senior Kayla Jordan has published an article in the fall 2013 issue of the Psi Chi Journal of Psychological Research. The article is titled "Social Networking, Religious Similarity, and Moral Reasoning: Potential Causes of Revolution."
Evangel dedicates Vetter Center for Social Enterprise
Evangel University dedicated its new Vetter Center for Social Enterprise, located on the first floor of Zimmerman Hall, on Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013.
Evangel University Chorale and Marching Band to perform at Silver Dollar City, Saturday, Nov. 2
By request of Silver Dollar City, in Branson, Mo., more than 100 students involved with both the Evangel University Chorale and the Marching Band will perform at two different venues at the park on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Global University Selected As a Top Military Friendly School by Military Advanced Education
Military Advanced Education (MAE) has awarded Global University the designation of a Top Military-Friendly University in its 2014 Guide to Military-Friendly Colleges & Universities.
Phil Farrand, creator of Finale software program, to speak at Evangel University
Phil Farrand, author and computer programmer, will speak at Evangel University on Thursday, Oct. 31, at noon in the Barnett Fine Arts Center, Room 139.
Global University Introduces "Flat Rate for Fall" Promotional Campaign
Global University, an accredited distance education university of the Assemblies of God, has introduced a promotional campaign entitled "Flat Rate for Fall", effective now through November 27th, 2013.
Global University Celebrates the Retirement of GU Team Member Glenroy Shedd
Rev. Glenroy Shedd was recently honored for ten years of faithful service to Global University upon the announcement of his retirement from the Global University international office.
Evangel graduates, representatives of My Hope America to speak in chapel Thursday and Friday, Oct. 24, 25
Two Evangel graduates who work with Billy Graham's initiative, My Hope America, will make presentations in the Evangel chapel on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 24-25, at 10 a.m. They also will conduct a seminar on Thursday evening, Oct. 25, at 7 p.m. in the chapel auditorium.
Acclaimed author, speaker William J. Federer to speak at Evangel University, Monday, Oct. 28
Nationally known speaker and best-selling author William J. Federer will speak at Evangel University on Monday, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m., as part of The Holsinger Forum Fund Lecture Series.
Faith and Science Conference Scheduled at Evangel University
The Faith and Science Conference returns June 23-25, 2014, to Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri. The 2011 conference was the first of its kind in the history of the Assemblies of God. Organizers say their goal is to provide pastors, leaders and laypeople with tools to address issues of science in the context of faith.
SAGU presents 'The Trip to Bountiful'
Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) Theatre department presents "The Trip to Bountiful" from October 17-20 in McCafferty Hall. Tickets are available upon request from ?email@example.com.
Evangel students and faculty to present at national social work convention
Three students and a faculty member from the Evangel University Social Work Program will present at the 63rd annual North American Association of Christians in Social Work (NACSW) Convention.
Global University launches an Evangelism Fund campaign to raise money for evangelism courses in the Ivory Coast
Global University, an accredited distance education university of the Assemblies of God, has officially launched a University-wide Evangelism Fund campaign.
Evangel University to host open house for Adult and Graduate Studies Program
Evangel University's Adult and Graduate Studies Program will host a come-and-go open house on Tuesday, Oct. 15, from 5-6 p.m. The event will take place in the Riggs Hall lobby.
Evangel University to hold EU Visit on Friday, Oct. 11
Evangel University's Department of Undergraduate Admissions will host prospective students and their families for an EU Visit on Friday, Oct. 11.
Evangel University students serve community through Make A Difference Day
More than 200 Evangel University students, faculty and staff members will volunteer their time to serve the Springfield community on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Evangel University presents first 2013 fall production, Curious Savage, Oct. 10-12
The Evangel University Humanities Department will present John Patrick's Curious Savage, the first fall play for 2013, on Thursday-Saturday, Oct. 10-12.
Global University's Berean School of the Bible Announces New Dean
Rev. Steve Handy has been selected as the new dean of Global University's Berean School of the Bible, official as of Wednesday, October 2, 2013. Handy previously served as the Department Chairman for Berean and as a Berean and Undergraduate faculty member. Handy is preceded in the dean position by Dr. Randy Hedlun, who served in this role from 2007 through 2013.
Vanguard University Receives Mayor's Award from City of Costa Mesa
On Tuesday, September 17, Costa Mesa's Mayor Jim Righeimer presented the Mayor's Award to Vanguard University President Michael Beals. President Beals accepted the award on behalf of the university.
2013 City Serve Blesses Community through 18 Different Outreaches
With a record 700 participants, this year's City Serve stretched its reach to even more areas of need in Orange County. On Saturday, September 14, Vanguard University students, faculty and staff experienced the joys of serving their community and seeing God work through their service.
Evangel University to hold third annual Young Alumni Mixer for 2013 Homecoming, Oct. 3-6
Evangel University will host the third annual Young Alumni Mixer as part of Homecoming 2013.
Weller Elementary to dedicate garden to Dr. Virgil Nicholson, former Evangel University Education Department chair
A garden built by Evangel University faculty and students will be dedicated at Weller Elementary on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 2:30 p.m. The garden will be dedicated in memory of Dr. Virgil Nicholson.
China Bible College Sees Surge in Enrollment
Since launching in October 2012 more than 12,000 students have enrolled in a China Bible College course online. The college, which is powered by Global Universityin collaboration with the Northern Asia Region of the Assemblies of God World Missions, now enrolls an average of 30 new students daily.
Center for Native Leadership Development Groups Continue to Expand
Bill Kruger, AGUSM Intercultural Missionary Associate and Pastor James Bollinger recently partnered together to start a new Global University Center for Native Leadership Development (CNLD) study group in James' church - Native Assembly in Omaha, NE. This CNLD will open on October 5, and will be the first CNLD in the Omaha, Nebraska area.
Evangel's campus gallery to host annual Faculty & Alumni Art Exhibit
The Evangel University Humanities Department will host its annual Faculty & Alumni Art Exhibit as part of Evangel's homecoming celebration. The exhibit is scheduled from Oct. 4-31, on campus, in the Barnett Art Gallery.
World-renowned Israeli scholar and archaeologist Dr. Gabriel Barkay to speak at Evangel University
The Evangel University School of Theology and Church Ministries will welcome world-renowned archaeologist Dr. Gabriel Barkay to campus Sept. 29 - Oct. 1.
SAGU hosts START event, Oct. 1-3
Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) will host the START Event on October 1-3, 2013, highlighting the challenge and opportunity of planting new, healthy churches. Special chapel speakers include Dr. Leonard Sweet, Rich Wilkerson, and Dr. Earl Creps.
Evangel social work students to experience poverty in Heifer International program
Ten students and two faculty sponsors in the social work program at Evangel University will visit the legendary Heifer Ranch in Perryville, Ark., Sept. 26-28.
SAGU professor chosen as one of Mastersincounseling.org's top 99 professors
MastersinCounseling.org chose Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) professor Dr. Jeff Logue as one of the top 99 professors in 2013.
See You at the Pole expands into a Week-long Event
This year, it's not just a day. See You at the Pole (SYATP) has been transformed into Global Student Prayer Week, September 22-28. At the center of the week is See You at the Pole Day on Wednesday, September 25.
Evangel University humanities professor receives doctorate in English literature
Dr. Luke Gibbs, associate professor of English at Evangel University, recently earned a Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Evangel University's Social Work Program to host volunteer fair Thursday, Sept. 19
The Evangel University Social Work Program will host a volunteer fair from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., on Thursday, Sept. 19, in the Cantrell Student Union.
In Appreciation of Rural Pastors - Global University Partners with Rural Compassion to Award 30 Scholarships this October
Rural pastors are a unique breed. A blend of tough-as-nails determination, sensitive hearts, creative do-it-yourself-ness and hard working to a fault. Many rural pastors live and work in tightly knit communities where fellow townspeople are considered family and though average income may fall well below any affluent living standard, commitment and faith are the real bread and butter. Global University recognizes the sacrifices that many rural pastors make to maintain their flock and to impact their communities, often serving bi-vocationally to live out their calling while still feeding their families and ministering on a shoe string budget.
Evangel University to host first EU Visit of the school year Friday, Sept. 20
Evangel University's Department of Undergraduate Admissions will host the first official EU Visit for the school year on Friday, Sept. 20.
Vanguard University ranks in top 10 for US News & World Report's 2014 Best Colleges
US News & World Report today announced its 2014 Best College rankings. For several consecutive years in a row, Vanguard University has ranked in the top 10; in the 2014 Best Regional Colleges – West category, Vanguard ranks #10.
The Global Center for Women and Justice Celebrates 10-year Anniversary
After 10 years of advancing the global status of women, Vanguard University's Global Center for Women and Justice (GCWJ) celebrates its 10-year-anniversary Thursday, September 19, 2013 through Saturday, September 21, 2013.
Former U.S. Attorney General John D. Ashcroft to serve as keynote speaker for Evangel University Christian Citizenship Week
The Evangel University Department of Social Sciences will celebrate Constitution Day by hosting Christian Citizenship Week, Sept. 16-20. The events are designed to make university students more aware of their civic responsibilities.
Evangel University to hold 2013 Homecoming celebration Oct. 3-6
Evangel University's 2013 Homecoming Week activities will take place Oct. 3-6, with the theme He's Been Faithful.
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Segregation in social networks based on acquaintanceship and trust
Thomas A. DiPrete; Tyler McCormick; Andrew E. Gelman; Julien O. Teitler; Tian Zheng
- Title:
- Segregation in social networks based on acquaintanceship and trust
- Author(s):
DiPrete, Thomas A.
McCormick, Tyler
Gelman, Andrew E.
Teitler, Julien O.
Zheng, Tian - Date:
- 2009
- Type:
- Working papers
- Department:
- Columbia Population Research Center
- Permanent URL:
- http://hdl.handle.net/10022/AC:P:9792
- Series:
- Columbia Population Research Center Working Papers
- Part Number:
- 09-09
- Notes:
- The published version of this paper is available at http://hdl.handle.net/10022/AC:P:15339
- Publisher:
- Columbia Population Research Center
- Publisher Location:
- New York
- Abstract:
- Using recently collected data from the 2006 General Social Survey, we compare levels of segregation by race and along other dimensions of potential social cleavage in the contemporary United States. Americans are not as isolated as other recent evidence suggests. However, hopes that "bridging" social capital is more common in broader acquaintanceship networks than in core networks are not supported by the GSS data. Instead, the entire acquaintanceship network appears to be as segregated as the more restricted and much smaller network based on trust. Social divisions based on religiosity, political ideology, family behaviors and socioeconomic standing are high and in some cases rival racial segregation in their intensity. The major challenge to social integration today comes less from the risk of social isolation—complete isolation is rare—than from the tendency of many Americans to isolate themselves from others who differ on race, political ideology, level of religiosity, and other salient aspects of social identity.
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I had that feeling (that the name said little of the content). I still feel it's a bit misleading, though. Oh well...
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This portion of the department site is designed to acquaint you with courses of study, faculty members, career opportunities, and creative activities in English at IU Bloomington. Whether you are a major in English or merely taking a few English courses, you face many choices; the information contained in these pages should help you choose wisely. Of course this site can only point out possible directions; it is not a detailed map. For more thorough and more personal advice about courses and requirements, for help in solving problems, and for guidance through the labyrinth of the university, you should see Karen Ellis or Nate Hendershott, Undergraduate Advisors, or Edward Comentale, the Director of Undergraduate Studies (Ballantine 442, 855-9532). When choosing courses and planning your curriculum, you may also speak with instructors with whom you are studying or have studied.
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Click here to download requirements for students entering Indiana University in the Summer of 1998 through the Spring of 2013.
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L202: Literary Interpretation. Required for both the minor and the major, L202 ensures that majors in the writing track are conversant in basic issues of literary interpretation. Prerequisite: English W131 or other successful fulfillment of first-year composition requirement. (3 hours)
L371: Critical Practices. Required for the major, L371s aim of granting "study . . . and practice in using contemporary critical methodologies" enhances student skill and sophistication in the analysis and appreciation of language. Prerequisite: English L202. This course may wisely be deferred until several 300-level courses have been completed. (3 hours)
Historical-Distribution Requirement. This is satisfied by taking at least one approved 300-level course in each historical period from the following list:
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English Electives. Courses above the 100-level chosen from the fields of English Language (ENG-G). English Literature (ENG-E and ENG-L) and Writing (ENG-W).
English L202 must be taken before L371 and preferably before the courses satisfying the historical-distribution requirement. The historical-distribution courses can be taken in any order; taking them in chronological sequence will enhance an understanding of the evolution of issues, genres, and symbols. ENG L202 and a number of 300-level literature courses are sound preparation for ENG L371. ENG L202 develops analytic and writing skills that will be useful in all your advanced literature courses. L371 continues that development, and places critical practice in its intellectual and historical contexts, though you may wisely defer taking it until you have had several literature courses.
The literary history courses introduce you to the diversity of literatures in the English language; they may lead to the discovery of writers, of cultural questions, and of other topics you may want to investigate in greater depth. Students may include in their credit hours satisfying the major one 300-level or higher course in ancient or modern literature in another language, in English or American history, or in some other closely related field. They should inquire of the departmental advisor about any such substitutions. Double majors whose other major is not already in a related field may petition to have 3 hours of their other major included as part of their English major, if the course is closely related.
Understanding how the present curriculum came into being helps to explain the variety of options available to you. Traditionally, English literature has been divided into a number of historical periods, and the numbering of the L300 courses reflects a chronological sequence from L305 (Chaucer) to L348 (19th-Century British Fiction). All these courses, as many titles indicate, fit into some period of literary history, though they need not be taught from an historical point of view. The L350-L363 courses comprise American literature, starting with four survey courses, again arranged in chronological order.
There are other ways of organizing a curriculum or a program. The Department offers sequences or groups of courses in creative writing, literary criticism, and English language. Another set of courses is given to the study of different genres and different kinds of writing: introductions to poetry, fiction, drama, and non-fictional prose; science fiction; literature for children and young adults. Yet another group of courses examines the relationships between literature and culture for example, women and literature, popular literature and culture, Ethnic American literature, American Jewish writers, African American literature and culture, Native American literature, and special topics in British, American, and British Commonwealth literature and culture.
One traditional and valuable way to complete an undergraduate major in English is to select a variety of courses from different groups. Such a program might contain courses in major writers, different periods of English and American literature, creative writing, a genre course, a course in one of the topics in literature and culture, and one of the interdisciplinary and theory courses. The important thing is to achieve a coherent course of study, one that develops a critical appreciation of aesthetic choices and consequences, an informed approach to the politics of cultural productions, and an overall sense of the historical perspective that readings in early and recent literatures can afford each other.
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Along with traditional studies in English and American literature the department is especially strong in its creative writing, culture, and theory offerings. The department prides itself on the variety of approaches it offers. In different courses, or even within the same course, faculty members may concern themselves and their students with a single author, or a single period of literary history, a specific genre or kind of literature, or a particular theme in literature. Some courses are designed to emphasize a particular approach examining poems, novels, plays, or films by themselves or by setting them in historical context, or employing the insights of psychology, philosophy, sociology, or religion to illuminate the works.
In view of such diversity within the department, it is appropriate to define the backbone of the curriculum as training students in ways of thinking, talking, and writing about literature. Ideally, English majors should graduate having read a broad representative sampling of British and American literature and world literatures in English and having learned something about the history of those literatures and of their respective cultures. More importantly, majors should have learned to read and think for themselves in order to respond discriminatively and imaginatively not only to the books that they may read throughout a lifetime but also to other essential aspects of culture and society.
Majors entering Indiana University in the Summer of 20103 and thereafter are required to take one 400-level seminar in their English program. These courses are limited to fifteen seniors and offer a wide range of approaches and topics from semester to semester. They afford the senior English major an opportunity to work closely with the instructor in learning and applying specific methodologies to the study of literature and culture.
Given the flexibility inherent in such a program, the student majoring in English must make a series of important decisions. These will depend on individual interests, abilities, and future plans. Students planning to obtain a provisional teaching certificate must take a number of additional requirements, to be found in the School of Education Bulletin. Those who plan to teach above the high-school level, or for other reasons contemplate graduate work in English, may wish to choose their courses covering several historical periods and providing training in a variety of critical approaches. Those planning to write creatively, enter industry, or pursue careers in law, medicine, or advertising, may wish to enroll in several courses in language, writing, and film. Students need not make these decisions until they are well advanced in their program; students who are undecided about which course to select often find it convenient to take some required courses first and defer the choice of electives until they are more experienced with English and American literature and with the nature of the department and its faculty. The undergraduate advisor or the Director of Undergraduate Studies can often make helpful suggestions in this area.
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I am planning on taking one of the walking tours in the afternoon, but I just need to know if there is anything that is DO NOT MISS. I am a huge book nerd ( I hear there are great book stores), literature buff ( I want to see some Lewis Carroll/CS Lewis/JRR Tolkien related things) and I love good archetecture
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What are the are steps to take english course in oxford?
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I am Mahdi from Sudan (in Northern Africa and I finally got some money to take an english course for IELTS in oxford. The thing is I never traveled before and I dont know the steps to do so . Add to that I also need to book online, transfer money and make a plan to make the best of my 2-3 weeks stay. Can someone please who went to oxford before or knows about it give me steps to make the most of my travel or at least just steps to get there or any general pointers or any mistakes that I shouldnt make.
I got a passport and a bank account. And I choose oxford because I always wanted to go there. I am 21 years old. First goal is to prepare for and pass IELTS. Then visit places where I can do new things that are exclusive to oxford and visit colleges.
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Oxford from Toronto
My brother is trying to get into Oxford this summer, but his dates fall right near the beginning of the Olympics and plane prices to London from Toronto are insane! We have low-cost flights from Toronto to Manchester (and then he'd have a 3-hour train ride--not bad for a Canuck), and I've also suggested he check flights into Cardiff.
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Oxford from Bath
I plan to do Bath and Oxford in a day. Is this possible ? How do I get from Bath to Oxford ? Is there a direct train ?
I´ll go to study to Oxford in October, so I want to know if it´s difficult to move in Oxford in bike? I mean, if the distances are near to move through bike in Oxford going for example to de school, to the center..
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Visiting Oxford
Is anyone visiting Oxford next week who wants to arrange a visit together?
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Moving to oxford...where to live?
I'm planning to move to Oxford for a new job. I just need some help with ideas of where to move to. I'll be based in Abingdon. I don't imagine I could get stuck in traffic for too long in the commute from where ever I end up can I??
I've heard Jericho and Summertown are where lots of young professionals live. What cam people tell me about the area. Is there anywhere I should avoid? I want to be in good reach of shops, bars, nice places to eat. I'd appreciate any help. I don't know anyone in Oxford!
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Is it a walkable distance?
I'm planning to arrive in Oxford at 10:18. Then I want to take a cruise boat at 11:00 at 'No. 1 Folly Bridge', Folly Bridge, Oxford, OX1 4LB. I looked at the map and it seemed to me that I can easily walk from the station and it may take 20 minutes. But they suggest that I should take a taxi. Is it right?
Best airport to take train to London
I'm coming from overseas to a conference in Oxford.
Which airport in London has the best railway connection to Oxford?
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Transport Oxford to Longworth
I am travelling from Birmingham to Oxford and on to Longworth, can anyone suggest whether it would be best to do the journey by train or coach to Birmingham and then is there a bus that goes into Longworth, if so could you please advise where I will find details.
Also is there any budget priced accommodation around or near Longworth.
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Oxford/Bicester to Heathrow airport
I would be around Oxford on Thurdsay(4/11/2010)and I thought of doing some shopping at the Bicester village mall. However it does seem quite inconvenient to get from there to the Terminal 1 of the Heathrow airport.
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Holiday Cottage or Complex suggestions
Looking for some suggestions please!
There are approx 14 of us looking for a holiday cottage or complex with a couple of cottages that we could rent for a long weekend at the end of Feb next year. We are looking at the Oxfordshire area as it is quite central for everyone to travel to but it doesn't have to be close to anywhere in particular.
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B & B in Oxford
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I'm planning on going to Oxford in November....it's been hard to find a place to stay as it seems to me that it's a little expensive. Do anyone has a suggestion on places to stay like a B&B? It doen's have to be too good. Having breakfast and placed in the city will be great and enought!
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I have been told that there ia small theater in Oxford taht was started my Elizabeth taylor and Richard Burton , is this true and is so where can I find it ?
Where to stay?
I'm considering my first trip to Oxford at the beginning of May, and I have a couple basic questions:
1) If I have only 1 day to visit (from noon Saturday until about 4 pm Sunday), what part of the City would be the most practical for seeing the sights?
2) What hotels in that area would you suggest? Cost is less an issue than comfort.
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2010 Oxford Folk Fest
Anyone with experience w/ the Oxford Folk Fest in April?
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Does anyone know if the English concession travel card can be used on the Oxford Park and Ride bus?
Free Parking
I'm going to spend the day in Oxford, see the colleges and other sites. Parking will be very expensive I think. Is there any free street parking that would be convenient?
Public Footpatch
Is there a Public Footpath connecting Abingdon Road to the River Thames coming out opposite Iffley Lock. I thought there used to be one adjacent to the "old infections" hospital.
Oxford and Cambridge one-night side-trips
I'm planning a one-night stay in both oxford and cambridge as side-trips for a London visit. Is a one-night stay enough to gain a decent appreciation of each town? Or would I be better off canceling one side-trip and extending my stay at the other town?


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The packed room of meeting planners who attended a panel on the U.S. hotel industry last week at The Krisam Group's forum and trade show in Chicago left more educated about hotel occupancy and rate trends in the U.S., but noticeably more somber.
The planners heard that hotel rates would continue to rise, despite a slowdown in demand and occupancy, for at least the next two years. Increased construction projects are feeding the hotel pipeline, explained Jan Freitag, vice president–global development of Smith Travel Research, but because hotels are taking longer to build, the supply has not affected demand enough to flatten or decrease the rate.
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You just stumbled upon this article. You're sitting there, reading right now. PAUSE! Go outside, quick! You walk outside and see the "DeLorean car" parked from 'Back To The Future.' Do you see it? Well, I need you to get inside and set the date for October 12, 2010. Done?
Lightning flashes around the sky, as Doc Brown tells you to begin accelerating at 88 mph. You hit 88 mph and BAM! You're back in 2010. You get out of the DeLorean, hide it and walk into an emphatic arena. The basketball court is bright red and there are thousands of fans cheering on, as the Spurs and Clippers are in a close game. You ask a fan "Where am I?" The fan replies "Estas en Mexico!" You then realize; you're in Mexico City for a San Antonio Spurs-Los Angeles Clippers preseason game.
You look down at the court, the Clippers score a late basket to make it Clippers 99, Spurs 97. Coach Pop calls a timeout. He hands the clipboard to Manu Ginobili, Manu gathers the team around and draws up a play. With seven seconds left in the ball game, the Spurs pass to Gary Neal; he quickly passes it to Bobby Simmons, then Simmons throws it back to him. Neal dribbles around in between the top of the key three-point line, on the right side and hoists up a 3-pointer. Swish! Gary Neal hits a game winner and the Spurs win 100-99! Mexico is going wild! Now, pinch yourself and wake up! That was just a dream! But watch out, Gary Neal, is real!
The San Antonio Spurs acquired three rookies at the beginning of the season, with strong hopes for two of them: Tiago Splitter (big name coming in), James Anderson (drafted in the first round) and Gary Neal (wait, who?). With half the season in the books, let's see how these three rookies have panned out thus far.
The Brazilian (I haven't really earned a nickname yet) Big Man
In the summer, the Spurs learned they were going to be able to finally bring in Tiago Splitter from overseas. Hype had begun building. Phrases like: "He's a mixture of Scola and Oberto," "he's going to score in the post so Timmy can rest," and "he's the big man of the future for the Spurs" were all ramblings to be heard from everywhere. Splitter came in with the title of "Best Big Man in Europe, not in the NBA." He arrived, and immediately got hurt in training camp. He missed both training camp and the preseason games. He made his NBA debut against the Clippers and scored two points and one rebound.
His second game showed Spurs fans a glimpse of what he could be. Against the Phoenix Suns, Tiago poured in seven points and three rebounds in limited action. Seven points and three rebounds looked decent but it wasn't the production Tiago would consistently give.
Let's look at some of his numbers to dig down a little further.
Current stat line: 30 games, 11 mpg, FG 50%, FT 61%, 2.5 rbd, .33 blk, .60 TO, 1.6PF, 4.2 ppg.
So, all this hype coming in, and we have a guy only playing eleven minutes while providing four points and three rebounds? What happened to the Luis Scola correlation? Where's the Fabricio Oberto passing and rebounding ability?
Now let's look at how he's played against nine good teams (Orlando, Atlanta, New York, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles Lakers, New Orleans, Portland, Utah, Oklahoma City)
Against good teams: 8.9 mpg, 2.3 rbd, 3.1 ppg.
Now, let's look at his production through the months:
November: 12 mpg, 5 ppg, 3 rbd.
December: 10 mpg, 4 ppg, 2 rbd.
January: 11 mpg, 4 ppg, 2 rbd.
As you can see, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich is only giving him about eleven minutes per game. That is his only chance to try and make an impact for the coaches to see.
What's wrong?
As I've watched Splitter this season, he looks really confused on the defensive end. He just doesn't look comfortable out there. He always looks one step slower than the rest of the team. On the offensive end, when he catches the ball he always looks confused as to whether to pass it or post his defender.
Is there any hope for the future?
Yes, Splitter has shown some bright spots in his game. He had a career high against Cleveland with 18 points in 26 minutes. He's reached 10+ points four times (18 pts vs Cleveland, 12 pts vs. Golden State, 12 pts vs. Denver, 11 pts vs. Orlando).
Also, you do need to understand he's not getting the playing time due to: Matt Bonner shooting lights out, Duncan being Duncan, DeJuan Blair having big games every other night and Antonio McDyess being as consistent as usual. So with the other four big guys playing at a high level, it's hard for Tiago, let alone any big guy, to get some minutes on this Spurs team. Here's how Tiago might get some playing time: if the Spurs can stay hot and gain a huge lead on the second team in the league, I think Pop will begin to rest Duncan and McDyess even more. With more playing time, Tiago will have his chance to show off his talents right before the playoffs.
Let's also not forget, Splitter came into the NBA playing a lot over the summer with the Brazilian National Team, suffered nagging injuries before the injury in training camp and played deep into the Spanish Finals.
My Call
I believe Splitter is a year away from being an effective big man on this team. If he does play in April, he'll just be an extra body to rack up fouls against the Lakers, Mavericks, Celtics and Magic. But for this season, looking at how his monthly average has stayed the same, I don't really see him being much of an impact. Post play will go as far as Duncan, McDyess, Blair and Bonner hold it down.
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