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Rebecca Redshaw's "SOFA CINEMA: An Easy Guide to DVDs, Volume 1" will be published this fall. Read all her DVD reviews compiled in one book.
The movies selected for review are the choice of the reviewer. Suggestions for DVD titles are welcome. Enjoy the movies.
From time to time, SOFA CINEMA takes the opportunity to feature an exceptional talent. He or she may offer a gift behind the scenes i.e. director, writer, cinematographer, musical scorer or a recognizable face from a variety of roles in front of the camera. Here are three of Jessica Lange's features that show her range as an actor.
"Normal," unrated TV feature
What is "Normal?" Debuting at the Sundance Film Festival and produced for HBO in 2003, "Normal" is set in the Midwest. Tom Wilkinson plays an older man named Roy who really feels like a woman named Ruth. This "regular" guy is well respected in his small town, works hard at the local factory and has a wife (Jessica Lange) and two children. However, in the immortal words of Desi Arnez, Roy has "a lot of 'splainin' to do."
Too often the topic of transgender is the butt of bad taste and/or bad writing. However, writer/director Jane Anderson does a masterful job exploring the societal, familial and generational dynamics of this complex orientation. The folks in "Normal's" small town are hardly smooth in their handling of Roy's life change but this director elicits a believability from her cast that's not only honest, it's refreshing.
Wilkinson makes interesting, and daring, choices in his work from "The Full Monty" to "The Bedroom" to "Normal." With or without clothes, in the closet or in the middle of the room, he's an actor of tremendous courage.
Lange is brilliant as a "stand by your man" woman or better yet, "stand by your woman" woman, or best, "stand by the person you love" woman.
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"Tootsie," rated PG
In 1982 when "Tootsie" was released, Dustin Hoffman was nominated for an Academy Award in the "Best Actor" category. He was robbed. That year the "Best Actress" category included Jessica Lange, Debra Winger, Sissy Spacek, Meryl Streep and Julie Andrews. It seems logical that a "special" category could have been instituted for Mr. Hoffman and Ms. Andrews ("Victoria/Victoria") for successfully performing in both groupings.
Accolades aside (Ms. Lange did win the Oscar for "Best Supporting Actress") "Tootsie" is a funny movie. It is also a poignant movie, romantic, ironic, frustrating and insightful.
Michael Dorsey (Hoffman) is an actor who can't buy an acting job. He teaches other struggling actors and auditions endlessly but his agent (and also director, Sydney Pollack) tells him he's burned too many bridges with his attitude. No one will work with Dorsey. However, the same cannot be said for Dorothy Michaels. In desperation, Dorsey auditions in drag and he/she not only lands the part, she's brilliant.
Pollack assembled a wonderful cast of characters in addition to Hoffman and Lange; Teri Garr, Dabney Coleman, Charles Durning, Pollack (as the agent), and an unscripted, uncredited role by a very droll Bill Murray as Jeff, Michael/Dorothy's roommate.
In one scene while Michael is transforming into Dorothy, Jeff says, "I'm just afraid you're going to burn in hell for all of this." Au contraire, the only risk to the viewer in watching "Tootsie" is the possibility you might die laughing.
"Frances," rated R
If there were any doubts about Jessica Lange's acting ability after the 1976 remake of "King Kong," they were summarily dismissed in 1982. That year she won a "Best Supporting Actress" Academy Award for her role in "Tootsie" and she earned a "Best Actress" nomination for her starring role in "Frances."
The former part was of a beautiful soap star who charmed everyone she met. The latter role required Lange to age from a teenager through her turbulent middle years, battling alcoholism, egotistical studio moguls and dysfunctional family dynamics. Lange delivers a powerhouse performance in this fictionalized account of the real-life actress Frances Farmer.
The movie "Frances" is narrated by Harry York (Sam Shephard), a fictionalized lover and confidant of Farmer from her early days in Seattle. They meet not long after the young Frances gets attention from the press. Farmer's mother, Lillian (Kim Stanley) is determined to live through her daughter's fame and be a part of the glamorous world of Hollywood.
Frances continually battles the system, to her detriment and ultimate destruction. She feels betrayed by those she loves and they rarely disappoint.
At more than two hours, "Frances" can be heart-wrenching to watch. As a misguided mother, Stanley is calmly understated yet powerful. Shephard offers a frustrated voice of reason, and Lange? Lange's performance is insightful and emotionally exhausting and proof that she is one of her generation's premiere talents.
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I pick up litter (recycling actually). Most any day in Clermont, I can be found trucking around the town with my plastic bags and my dog picking up plastic bottles and cans, and I have learned a few things about our culture by doing so.
I live in Rabbittown, a small community with lots of woods but lots of homes.
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Thank you for the thoughtful editorial of March 18. I might have titled it, "What else could we expect?"
Well, well, well. I see the race prostitute, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, was in Atlanta. It wasn't devastating enough for him that a family lost a loved one, so let's see why Mr. Jackson is really here besides what money he thinks he can make.
While I'm in agreement transportation needs improvement, I am against the regional transportation sales tax for two reasons, mainly.
Alan Shope in Oakwood wrote in his letter Friday, "The problem is no one knows for sure what is best." He was referring to the political climate in the U.S. right now.
The performance by Robert Cantrell and Friends at St. John Baptist Church here in Gainesville is still on my mind a day later. I expected a good performance, but I didn't expect to have my heart filled with joy, followed by deep gratification.
It was the best of times ... Recently we "celebrated" the near completion of the Nopone Community Complex. Nopone will enrich the lives of future generations of young learners, improve the health of an aging population and continue to benefit an economic recovery to an area in dire need.
When I woke up at 0-dark-hundred (4 a.m.) the morning of March 6 so I could open my polling place by 7 a.m. (poll workers have to be there at 6), I asked myself, "Why in the world are you doing this?" The answer came back in a flash, "Because I can!"
I cannot recall a time in my 58 years when American society was so polarized and driven by fear and negativity. It's not just the Hannitys and O'Reillys of Fox News, but their liberal counter- parts on MSNBC.
Approximately three months ago, Patrick Kelley lost his life on Clarks Bridge Road just north of Honeysuckle Road, the site of several fatal accidents over the past several years. Subsequently, a DOT spokesperson stated the accident was under investigation and they would be looking at weather conditions, etc. and that it would be several months before the report would be available.
I personally think all this hassle over the Gainesville High valedictorian could have been avoided by waiting until the last two weeks of school. Who knows what can happen in three months? What was the rush? The school folks in charge of this should have waited.
The Hall County Sheriff's Office would like to address an issue brought up in Sunday's article, "Traffic citations down in Hall County." Obviously, the article was written from revenue standpoint, but we would like the opportunity to expand on the more important issue it illuminates.
I have a question. One day between 8:30 and 9, with a normal rush morning for people to get to work, Longstreet Bridge on Cleveland Highway was blocked both ways, north and south, by a stalled car in the south lane. Not a wreck, a stalled car. Sitting behind it was a state patrol car equipped with a large bumper that I assume could be used for pushing other cars.
As a progressive Democrat, I'm sick of President Barack Obama. I'm not talking about the promise of what he might have been, but the reality of what he actually is. Five years of observation and disappointment have led me to conclude we were fooled or suckered into electing a man who has proven to be the second coming of G.W. Bush.
There has been some discussion of late on the editorial page concerning the origins of life. We either created ourselves or we have a Creator. The difference of view boils down to presuppositions.
I would like to remind the people of one of the problems of the past ordeal of the ice and snow, one that goes unnoticed. In fact, one of several that goes unnoticed: The great amounts of salt and sand put out over so great an area so quickly once a snowstorm hits an area.
The continuing fiasco of daylight saving time use is long past justification. Economic cost due to associated problems, confusion, schedule disruption, etc., exceed any savings.
If evolution were a proven fact, why is it not still happening? Why are monkeys not turning into men? I know a lot of men that are turning into monkeys.
I was quite surprised that the letter from George Kaulbach on Feb. 20 was printed by The Times. He very selectively picked out information which supposedly supports his beliefs. It is obvious that his "research" has been limited primarily or wholly to the output of creationists, several of whom he cites.
I saw in the Feb. 20 paper that Jody Woodall was looking at names for the Central Hall Multiuse Trail from local officials. I can't wait for this trail to be built out to a usable length, which for me, would be about 7 miles.
Whether you or I agree or not, people have a right to their beliefs, unless you oppose the left. The current issue is with the bill in Arizona that Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed.
This letter is in response to Jim McCarthy's letter and anyone else who believes more guns in public means a safer community. I'm not sure about him, but I'm positive I live in the real world. In the real world, people who carry guns are no better or worse than everybody else, and that's the problem.
A recent letter to the editor suggested what many in Georgia believe to be true about guns: If only we had more of them, there would be fewer gun tragedies.
I want to thank Hall County road maintenance workers when we had the snow and ice on the roads. I called them to clean my street along with some more streets that were covered in snow. They went far beyond what I asked them to do. Also, the street sign was knocked down and they came out immediately to put it back up.
This letter is for all the global warming folks in your reading audience. I have figured out a cheap way to get rid of global warming: Get rid of all that hot air coming out of Washington, D.C. It's sure to get the job done.
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Clarence R. Castel: April 12, 1928-February 28, 2007
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A college degree can be the key that opens doors for many of us. But for some it is not so much the letters that follow a person's name that is significant. It's more about the reflection of their character that people knew from the sunrise until the sunset of their lives.
Nyack alumnus, Clarence "Beef" Castel, Sr. passed away on February 28 in Fort Myers, FL. His is a life that will long be remembered by Rockland County as well as the Nyack college community. He was more than a business leader—employed by the former Nyack Bank and Trust Company, where he got his start; the career track change to the title insurance business; or the Nyack Hospital Foundation where he served first as Vice President of Corporate Development and later as Executive Director until his retirement in 2003.
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TAZ... i have the exact same problem..... what i have found out... is that you need parental permission.. but legally you can get a card... i have not had sucess with the parental part but im sure Ashland Alternative health would provide the paperwork and doctor for a minor just like they do an adult.
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Hi there,
If you are having sleeping difficulty and tried all different sleeping pills without much success. Perhaps you should look into Chinese herbs.
A friend of mine tried different varieties of sleeping pills, finally nothing work.
I took her to see a CHINESE HERB doctor and she got on all natural tea, and that did the trick only on 2nd day she was able to sleep.
All without the harmful drugs you are now taking. So, depending on where you live, try to seek out the help of a Chinese Herbal professional and will probably work for you. While we were there we met many people who also have difficulty sleeping and they all said that the Chinese herbs are the one that finally work for them.
We live here in Southern California, downtown Los Angeles, CA near China town.
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PARIS, June 17 (Reuters) - President Francois Hollande is on track to win a Socialist bloc majority in France's parliamentary election run-off on Sunday that would bolster his position in looming legislative battles over euro zone crisis policy.
A clear majority reliant neither on opposition conservatives nor eurosceptic hard leftists, as opinion polls point to, would be a boon as Hollande prepares legislation to raise taxes, adjust budget spending and ratify an EU fiscal discipline pact.
Yet with a simultaneous election in Greece threatening to tip Europe into chaos, and the French public in no mood to suffer further economic gloom, Hollande will have no time to bask in glory.
Opinion polls and seat projections from last Sunday's first-round vote suggest the Socialist bloc could achieve the 289 seats needed for a majority in the 577-member National Assembly even without adding seats from its Green Party allies.
Added to its control of the Senate and the presidency, that would give the Socialist Party more power than it has ever held and should leave Hollande's largely social democratic and pro-Europe cabinet broadly intact.
The possible entry of Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front into parliament for the first time since the mid-1980s with up to three seats would be uncomfortable but would not pose any threat to Hollande's power to govern.
But just as his own May 6 election celebrations were kept short by Europe's ballooning crisis, Hollande flies to Mexico early on Monday, with voting slips barely counted, for the first of a flurry of summits that need to reach watertight accords.
A month into his presidency, Hollande's decision to identify with southern nations weary of austerity measures has sparked a rift with Europe's chequebook-holder Germany that the Socialist needs to fix fast.
Further down the line, Hollande faces challenges keeping eurosceptic Socialist lawmakers fully behind him if he agrees to Germany's demand for a swift commitment to deeper fiscal and politician integration in Europe.
He may also encounter resistance within his party to any decision to slow down spending plans after a public finance audit due at the end of June that is expected to show France poorly placed to meet its deficit-cutting goals.
"Hollande's biggest political test will be to keep his party united if he is forced to adopt economic policies that are unpopular with the electorate," political analyst Antonio Barroso of Eurasia Group said in a note to clients.
Polling booths open at 8 a.m. (0600 GMT) and the last ones close 12 hours later, with some concern over turnout as the nation is asked to vote for the fourth time in eight weeks. The abstention rate hit a record of nearly 43 percent last Sunday.
Initial results will be released at 8 p.m., the same time the world will learn whether Greece has elected an anti-austerity party whose victory would throw its future in the euro zone into question and send shockwaves through financial markets.
Hollande's chief ministers, including Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, were elected in round one by scoring more than 50 percent of votes. Those in run-off contests, like Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici, are expected to win their seats.
In all, 36 deputies were elected outright last weekend. Of the remaining 541 constituencies, most run-offs are between two candidates, although 34 constituencies will see three-way contests between rivals who all won the qualifying 12.5 percent.
A survey by Ipsos-Logica Business Consulting published on Friday, and tallying with other polls, showed Hollande's Socialist bloc could win between 284 and 313 deputies and that the Greens could take 14 to 20 seats.
The radical Left Front coalition, whose firebrand leader Jean-Luc Melenchon was knocked out of the running for a seat representing an economically destitute northern town by Le Pen last week, is set to win just 12 to 13 seats.
Le Pen's National Front is looking at up to three seats, and the conservatives, fractured since their leader Nicolas Sarkozy was ousted as president in May, are set for 192 to 226 seats.
The projections are for a bigger parliament win for the left than in the 1997 election, when voters lashed out at the then conservative government's attempt at welfare reform, and in 1988, just after President Francois Mitterrand's re-election.
That would still leave Hollande short of the two-thirds majority he would need for any constitutional changes, such as legislation to give EU institutions more power over the budget.
Hollande faces the risk that opposition lawmakers could demand a referendum in exchange for supporting legislation that many voters would view as undermining French sovereignty.
The fact voters are already marking Hollande harshly, giving him scores in the low 60s in popularity surveys, suggests they will react angrily if he announces spending cutbacks or big rises in social contributions to meet deficit targets.
Some analysts see street protests ahead. "My hypothesis is that after the (summer) holidays there will be social upheaval as people will no longer be able to express their frustration through voting," said political scientist Dominique Reynie.
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ROME, Ga. — New security installed at Hays State Prison has proved so effective thus far that officials are bragging that prisoners can't breach it, according to a senator who toured the facility Thursday.
Public officials and lawmakers will get a look today at what millions of tax dollars are buying at Hays State Prison, but the media won't be allowed inside even though one lawmaker requested their presence.
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Before the killing spree began at Hays State Prison, there was Telfair.
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Roughly 24 hours after a fourth Hays State Prison inmate was killed, Georgia corrections officials ordered the warden of the maximum-security facility replaced.
The 19-year-old Hays State Prison inmate killed shortly after being transferred to a prison in Jackson was stabbed to death, authorities said today.
After four inmate deaths in less than two months, Hays State Prison warden Clay Tatum is being replaced.
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Whether you're interested in studying business, language, or culture, there's something for you in Korea.
The capital city of Seoul is South Korea's cultural and educational heart, as well as its political and economic epicenter. And with the Seoul Mates program, university clubs, and a variety of cultural excursions, CIEE study abroad in South Korea gives you access to this wonderful culture and ensures an immersive international experience like none other.
Study abroad in Seoul and you will:
In addition to an intensive Korean language class, you'll have access to a host of elective courses through direct enrollment at Yonsei University. From East Asian studies and business administration to communications, science, and engineering, CIEE has the classes you need to indulge an interest and satisfy major or minor credit.
Complementing your classroom work are special lectures, excursions, and cultural activities. Visit Korean organizations, museums, temples, and historic sites. You'll see the DMZ, take a trip to a national park, and visit other locations of great natural and cultural significance. CIEE also arranges one or two-night homestays with Korean families, allowing you to experience life in a Korean home.
Give back to your host community. Through The Back Project, a CIEE community service program, you can work with North Korean refugee students from two schools in Seoul to help them learn English as well as learn more about the world in general. It involves some tutoring as well as activities like bicycling, kayaking on the Han River, exploring the city, cooking, and sharing different cuisines.
CIEE also has an ongoing program with a nearby orphanage where you can volunteer to work with infants and unwed mothers. Other volunteer activities can be arranged for you by the CIEE staff.
We want to make sure you get the most out of your experience when you study abroad with CIEE, which is why we offer the most inclusions in our fees.
The program fee includes:
This breakdown has been prepared from the program budget for the purpose of calculating eligibility for financial aid. During the course of program operations, actual figures may vary. It should not, therefore, be used as a basis for calculation of refunds. CIEE reserves the right to adjust fees at any time.
Students required to study on CIEE programs through a School of Record will be charged a $340 administrative fee in addition to the Program Fees listed.
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The estimated additional costs indicated are intended to assist students and parents in budgeting for those additional living and discretionary expenses not included in the program fee. Actual expenses will vary according to student interests and spending habits.
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** academic year students are responsible for meals during the semester break
Total recommended credit for a semester is 15–17 semester/22.5–24 quarter hours and total recommended credit for the academic year is 30 semester/45 quarter hours.
For content courses, there are 45 contact hours are and recommended credit is 3 semester/4.5 quarter hours per course. Korean language courses have 90 contact hours and recommended credit is 6 semester/9 quarter hours.
All study abroad students take three elective courses for a total of nine credits and one intensive Korean language course at their level for six credits. At least one of the elective courses must be directly related to Korea. Students that exhibit fluency in Korean, orally, aurally, reading, and writing, may be able to take certain elective courses in Korean alongside local Korean students. Students may also take the CIEE Seminar on Living and Learning in Seoul as an additional elective.
South Korea, one of the "economic dragons" in Asia, is a country that embraces both a modern and traditional way of life. Seoul, the capital, has many museums, galleries, and theaters, as well as historic monuments and sites. These give study abroad students a historical perspective into Korea's dynastic periods, which established the intellectual and cultural foundation for modern Korean society. Seoul also offers many stores filled with the latest in mobile technologies, fashion, and "K-pop" music, providing a great backdrop to learn about modern youth culture in Asia.
Suzanne Han's love of Korea began over 30 years ago as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer. Suzanne completed her two-year term of service in a rural health center in Chungju and later became an in-country Peace Corps staff. She has taught at several Korean universities, including Yonsei University, Chung-ang University, and Hankook University of Foreign Studies, and is a graduate of the University of South Carolina. An accomplished author, Suzanne has written many books and articles on Korean customs and traditions. Her stories based on Korean folk tales are included in a number of anthologies and children's reading textbooks in North America. Suzanne is vice president Friends of Korea (an organization started by former Peace Corps Korea Volunteers dedicated to enhancing cultural awareness and friendship between Americans and Koreans ), and vice president of the Royal Asiatic Society-Korea Branch.
I have spent over half my adult life in Korea—a land of contrasts and harmony, a pleasant blending of historic majesty and bustling modernity, soaring mountains and wide plains, traditional craftsmen and high-tech industries. Seoul—its capital and the city I call home—is both ancient and youthful. It is an exciting, fascinating city that has been the capital of Korea for over 600 years. Modern high-rise buildings coexist with ancient palaces and shrines. Men and women dressed in Korean traditional garments brush shoulders with those clad in everything from business suits and well-worn jeans to rock fashions and designer creations. The heart of Korea's culture and education, as well as its politics and economics, Seoul is a great place for a semester or year of study. Koreans take great pride in their language and culture and are happy to help others learn about their customs and traditions, music and art, history, and development.
Come and learn firsthand about the city of Seoul, as well as the dynamic country of Korea and its remarkable people. Come study, learn, and enjoy!
— Suzanne Crowder Han, Resident Director
Boram Kim is a graduate of the College of William and Mary with a BA in International Relations and Chinese. She is glad to introduce a rich and dynamic Korea culture to CIEE study abroad participants.
Tina Lee holds a B.A. in Hospitality and Tourism Management from the University of Waikato, New Zealand. In addition to having worked in the hospitality industry, she was an exchange program coordinator at Keimyung University. She has extensive experience in student support and academic mentoring and she loves to share Korean traditional and contemporary culture.
The CIEE Study Center is based at Yonsei University, the most prestigious private institution of higher education in Korea. Founded in 1885, the school has 18 graduate schools, 21 colleges, and a student population of over 30,000, which includes more than 1,000 students from 20 countries. The University is located less than 20 minutes from downtown Seoul on a large sprawling campus that is hilly and forested. A full range of sporting facilities, including a fitness center, swimming pool, gymnasium, and basketball and tennis courts, are available.
Housing is included in the study abroad program fee. Students typically live with other international or CIEE students in the SK Global House dormitory located on campus near the CIEE Study Center. Details about the facility are provided to students in their pre-departure materials. Students may live with their relatives in a homestay environment if available.
Meals are not included in the program fee and are the responsibility of the student. Meals may be eaten at a food court attached to the dormitory, other on-campus cafeterias, restaurants, and snack bars, and restaurants throughout Seoul. The dorm also has kitchens that students can use.
You'll begin your study abroad experience in Seoul even before leaving home by participating in a CIEE online pre-departure orientation. Meeting with students online, the resident director shares information about the program and site, highlighting issues that alumni have said are important, and giving you time to ask questions. The online orientation allows you to connect with others in the group, reflect on what you want to get out of the program, and learn what others in the group would like to accomplish. CIEE's aim for the pre-departure orientation is simple—to help you understand more about the program, and identify your objectives so that you arrive well-informed and return home having made significant progress towards your goals.
A mandatory orientation of about two weeks takes place in Seoul prior to the beginning of courses. The CIEE orientation introduces you to the country and the culture, provides practical information about living in Korea, and prepares you for their upcoming international experience. The orientation also includes visits to places of cultural and historical significance, an excursion to the DMZ that separates North and South Korea, and a three- or four-day trip to the countryside during which meals are provided. In addition, Yonsei University's Office of International Affairs (OIA) provides an academic orientation that includes a Korean language placement exam. You'll also receive ongoing orientation on various aspects of Korean culture through the co-curricular program and individual appointments with the CIEE resident staff.
If you are a student of Korean Heritage with native language skills in Korean you may opt to receive components of orientation in Korean given your different priorities and family obligations while in the program in Seoul. You will be required to do a community service project in the program and particpate only in mandatory group and individual meetings. Other program activities will be optional for you. The goal of this specialized support is to provide discreet programming while acknowledging your needs.
You are encouraged to bring a wireless-enabled laptop. Free wireless Internet is available in the dorm and most places on campus. You will also have access to computers and the Internet in a media center and lounges in the dorm as well as in the library, Global Lounge in the Student Union Building, and many other locations on campus.
Complementing the classroom work are special lectures, excursions, and cultural activities, such as visits to Korean organizations, museums, temples, and historic sites; a trip to the DMZ; and a trip to a national park or some other location of great natural and cultural significance. These organized activities are a required part of the CIEE study abroad program, and you should expect to participate fully in each activity.
CIEE arranges one or two night homestays with Korean families to enable you to experience life in a Korean home. This experience provides you with a wonderful understanding of Korea and the Korean family.
To help you enrich your study abroad experience in Seoul, CIEE offers the Cultural Reimbursement Program. This program reimburses you for your participation in local cultural activities, such as Korean movie screenings, traditional music concerts and theater, and visits to local museums and historic places of interest within Seoul.
CIEE-recruited-and-trained students from universities across the greater Seoul metropolitan area, called CIEE Seoul Mates, assist CIEE participants with language study as well as help them adjust to their new environment and expand their understanding of Korean culture and society. In addition to organizing various social events for the CIEE participants, the Seoul Mates help with CIEE orientation as well as various cultural activities and workshops. Through ongoing interaction with these local students, CIEE participants are able to meet local Korean students and learn firsthand about student life in Seoul.
Through The Back Project, a CIEE community service program, you can work, for example, with North Korean refugee students to help them learn English as well as learn more about the world in general, a school for students with learning disabilities where you can help with art, dance, cooking, and theater classes as well as with sports and field trips, a nearby orphanage where you can volunteer to work with infants and unwed mothers, and a senior citizens center where you can teach conversational English. Other volunteer activities can be arranged for you by the CIEE staff.
You can join regular Yonsei University student clubs which cater to every interest. A sampling includes music, dance, art, photography, martial arts, hiking, and sports. There are also a number of service groups that you can join.
Established in 2006, the CIEE Study Center in Seoul provides study abroad students a supportive environment in which to study at a top-ranked Korean university and experience life in Seoul. While participants enroll in Yonsei University courses, CIEE resident staff organize a special orientation and co-curricular program designed to provide a deeper understanding of Korea. Program participants take courses in English and Korean through the Underwood International College (UIC), a division of Yonsei University.
At Yonsei, large classes tend to follow a lecture format, whereas smaller classes tend to be seminar-oriented. Some classes include excursions to related sites (for example, a Mass Media class may include an excursion to a broadcast center). All courses are taught by Yonsei University faculty.
The academic calendar runs from mid-August through late June and is divided into two semesters. The spring semester (February–June) is the first semester of the academic year and the fall semester (August–December) is the second. The program at Yonsei is offered both semesters and consists of a 10-day CIEE orientation and 15 weeks of classes. The academic-year program consists of two consecutive semesters. Housing between semesters is included in the academic year fee.
Participants take classes with CIEE and other international students. Study abroad students may enroll in many, but not all, of the classes offered by the UIC due to the enrollment caps for full-degree students. Participants may enroll directly in Yonsei University English-language courses and take classes with Korean students in departments including engineering, science, and business administration. Courses in business and economics are restricted to business and economics majors. Students with near-native Korean language skills also have many other options available to them should they be able to take content courses in Korean. Taking courses in Korean requires more than oral and aural proficiency in the language; one must be reading and writing literate in the language as well; and depending on the course, have some knowledge of Chinese characters. To succeed in regular Yonsei courses one must have a comprehension of university-level Korean.
Assessment is based on attendance, exams, quizzes, presentations, and papers. Letter grades of A-F are given with pluses and minuses. Yonsei University has a strict attendance policy: a student who is absent from a course for more than one-third of the semester is issued a "F" regardless of their achievement in the course; however, some professors may have even stricter rules. The Korean Language Institute, through which Korean language courses are taught, has an even stricter attendance rule: a student cannot be absent for more than 20% of the course or they will not receive a passing grade.
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All courses are taught by Yonsei University faculty.
Note: This course listing is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract between CIEE and any applicant, student, institution, or other party. The courses, as described, may be subject to change as a result of ongoing curricular revisions, assignment of lecturers and teaching staff, and program development. Courses may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.
To view the most recent syllabi for courses taught by CIEE at our Study Centers, visit our syllabi site.
The International Division of the Underwood International College, a college of Yonsei University, offers a large selection of elective courses taught in English for international students. In addition, students may directly enroll alongside Korean students in specific courses, taught in English, in most departments at Yonsei University. intensive Korean language courses are coordinated by the Korean Language Institute (KLI) at the University.
The following is a sampling of some of the courses offered by Yonsei University. Some courses are not offered every semester. Courses with an asterisk satisfy the CIEE elective course requirement; each CIEE participant must enroll in at least one course with a specific focus on Korea. Course offerings change from semester to semester and are normally listed on the Yonsei University website a few weeks before the start of each semester. Students can check the course syllabi at http://portal.yonsei.ac.kr. Please note that courses that have "cc" in the column titled "Category" are only for students directly enrolled in the Underwood International College; they are not open to other students. Students are advised to remain flexible in their course selection and to have course alternatives should they not be able to get their first choice.
For complete descriptions on the Korean Language courses available, please go to /study/documents/KLPD.pdf. Morning Korean language courses require that students be majoring in one of the following areas to be eligible for enrollment: Korean language, Korean/Asian studies, linguistics, international affairs, and global studies.
Beginning Korean Language I, II, III Intermediate Korean Language I, II, III Advanced Korean Language I, II
Business Administration International Business Policy International Trade Practices Introduction to Investment Management
East Asian Studies Chinese Characters I and II Comparative Asian Economies Comparative Eastern and Western Ethics Comparative Study of Far Eastern Cinema Art* Cultural Tradition of East Asia* Culture and Business Strategy in China Doing Business in Asia East Asian Civilization East Asian Literature and Society International Law: Issues in Asia International Relations East Asia* Modern China Survey of Asian Art I and II The U.S. and Northeast Asia*
Intercultural Education International Conflict and Cooperation International Human Rights International Law International Political Economy The United Nations and International Organizations
Korean Studies Christianity in Korea* Comparative Political Economy: States and Markets in Capitalist Economies Confucian Korea: Past and Present* Democracy and Economic Development in Korea* Globalization and Theories of International Relations Introduction to Korean Law and Legal System* Introduction to Korean Studies* Korean American Experience* Korean-Americans: Studies in Cultural Assimilation, Alienation, and Identity* Korean Business Ethics* Korean Economy* Korean International Relations* Korean Philosophy* Korean Society and Culture* The Korean War* Korean Welfare State* Mass Media in Korea* Modern and Contemporary Korean Art* Modern Korean-Japanese Relations* Modern Korean Society and Culture* Politics and Society in North Korea* Politics, Law, and Culture Pre-Modern Korean History* Survey of Korean Literature in Transition* Topics on Korean Language and Culture* Traditional Korean Society and Modernization* Understanding the Korean Language: Linguistic and Cultural Perspectives
Business Administration (Only for business majors; all courses are AACSB accredited) Business Communication Corporate Finance Cost Accounting Financial Management Global Business Environment International Management Management Accounting Marketing Organizational Behavior Service Operations Management Strategic Cost Management Strategic Management
Economics (Only for economics majors) Econometrics I International Trade Theory Microeconomics Theory of Economic Development
Architecture Analysis of Steel Structure Architecture Design I Building HVAC Experiments in Building and Design with Drawing
Architectural Engineering Building Materials Building Thermal Environment Systems Housing and Interiors Mechanical Equipment Thermal Environment of Buildings
Astronomy Astronomical Optics Space Astronomy
Atmospheric Science Atmospheric Chemistry Micrometeorology
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Biotechnology Applied Microbiology Biological and Organic Chemistry Cell Biology Functional Genomics Genetic Engineering Immunology Instrumental Analysis in Biotechnology Introduction to Nano Biotechnology
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4.6 out of 5
19 Reviews
Perfect except leaks down
February 21, 2011
This incredibly lightweight and warm down jacket looks great and has best fitting hood on any winter jacket I have ever owned. It am plump size 12-14 and the large fits well. It is warm even in windy cold blizzard and has packs very small & is very light. Problem is that it leaks down. This is in comparison to my Patagonia Down sweater which doesn't leak but is heavier and not as warm.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use, Cons: Wears quickly, leaks downGreat jacket
February 28, 2013
I bought this jacket to go running in the cold winter months. It's perfect, it's lightweight but also very warm. I love the color and fit. I ordered a small which is my usual size. It fits perfectly. The colors are wonderful. I like that it has a hood. Definitely recommend this jacket!
Pros: lightweight and warmGreat jacket
November 12, 2010
The fit of the jacket is perfect for me (I'm 5'1") and I ordered the xs. (I imagine it may be short in length if I was taller) The cut is great, and most importantly the jacket is super cozy. My only drawback is that the outer fabric seems awfully fragile and easy to tear- if so the down would be a mess! I'll definitely have to wear this with an outer shell if doing anything that may tear the fabric (carrying firewood, scrambling on rocks/intense hiking, working in the yard)
Pros: Great design, Ease of use, Cons: fabric tears easilylove this coat
October 14, 2012
Would buy again. One of my favorite jackets. Lightweight & warm.Easy to pack.Wears Great!!! Love the hood & fit. Very true to size ordered. Qualitiy very good.
Pros: Great design, Lasts forever, Great valueSweet Piece
January 31, 2012
This is a perfect midweight down! It will be my "go to" piece for all but the coldest days. Layers and packs easily. Also the baffling is really nice.
Pros: Great design, Ease of usegift to myself
January 19, 2011
I found this jacket in a store, then spotted it for less at Altrec. What sold me on it is the fact that it's down, and warm, but so thin and light you don't even feel like you're wearing a jacket. The fit is slimming. I'm 5'7", 145 lbs, got a large for layering, even though the medium may fit better. It has pockets inside for safely stowing stuff. The hood is comfortable and warm but doesn't get in the way when I'm not wearing it. It is shedding some feathers but I expect that won't last long. It is toasty for chilly days and blocks much of the wind. Down used to mean noisy, stiff, puffball, but not with this jacket. I'll probably buy the vest, too.
great lightweight down hoody
January 04, 2013
The OR Aria Down hoody is a great coat. it is not really waterproof and certainly not the warmest outer layer, but is a great choice for cold days with a light fleece or heavy sweater underneath OR as a layer under a shell. The sizing seems to run true. I have had it for 6 weeks and have had little to no feather loss. The teal color is really lovely and different. As always, Altrec's prices and shipping can't be beat.
Pros: Ease of use, Great valuegift to myself
January 19, 2011
I found this jacket in a store, then spotted it for less at Altrec. What sold me on it is the fact that it's down, and warm, but so thin and light you don't even feel like you're wearing a jacket. The fit is slimming. I'm 5'7", 145 lbs, got a large for layering, even though the medium may fit better. It has pockets inside for safely stowing stuff. The hood is comfortable and warm but doesn't get in the way when I'm not wearing it. It is shedding some feathers but I expect that won't last long. It is toasty for chilly days and blocks much of the wind. Down used to mean noisy, stiff, puffball, but not with this jacket. I'll probably buy the vest, too.
Pros: Great design, Build qualityGreat jacket for comfort and warmth
November 25, 2011
This jacket is comfortable and lightweight. True to size and not bulky. Great for layering either over base layers and fleeces or under another heavier jacket. I don't wear this when it's raining or snowing unless I wear a waterproof, thin layered jacket over!
Pros: Great design, Ease of use, Great valueAria Hoody
July 11, 2009
I got this jacket because I own the vest,which I LOVE. It fit's perfectly. I'm 5'2" 105lbs. and got an XS. It's not bulky and packs small. I live in Denver, CO and it's great with a cashmere sweater underneath during the winter on colder days.
Versatile, slim fit, must-have wardrobe item
November 01, 2011
I have a very small frame (wear an XS) but am on the tall side (5'7")and this is the only down sweater on the market that fits nicely and has long enough sleeves. I've tried them all! The jacket is contoured to fit the body but not bulky, allows freedom of movement, is well-constructed, and I particularly like the hood for additional warmth and protection from the cold/wind/rain. I use this jacket for all cool to somewhat cold weather needs - walks, hiking, camping, in-town activities, and it always goes with me on vacations. It is an essential part of my wardrobe and gets more use than most of my other jackets. It can be used for skiing in moderate temps but I need more insulation for the cold days. I highly recommend this item!
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, xlnt fit for tall thin body typeperfect for in between seasons
August 25, 2008
or for layering under a shell. nice and lightweight, i find myself wearing this down jacket instead of a fleece, which works well because it is really lightwight. the medium does run a little bit bigger than most mediums.
Love this jacket
April 05, 2012
Perfect weight for most winter days in town in the PNW. Very comfortable, very lightweight, yet warm. I'm 5'6", 110 lbs and not at all endowed ;) and the small fits comfortably. The XS was a wee bit short in length and the hood pulled the slightest bit. With the Small, I can layer for more warmth when needed.
Pros: Great design, Ease of usestylish and warm
December 20, 2010
I bought this jacket for my girlfriend as a gift after she tried on similar down coat styles from marmot, isis, and patagonia at a local shop. The Outdoor Research Aria hoody was the best pick of the bunch for her. Myself and her liked the warmth of the 650- fill down and the slim profile of the the jacket. She was looking for a warm coat that did not have the real puffy look and this jacket delivered. The jacket is super compressable and is thin but provides great warmth with the 650 down fill. She especially liked the quilting pattern and the big roomy hood (she often wears her hair tied up). At 5' 4" and 130 lbs the medium is a comfortable form fit, and she likes that it offered a flattering shape while still providing room for some layering options. This jacket was just the piece of gear she needed, great warmth with tons style.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of use, function with fashionExcellent Jacket
January 14, 2013
The Jacket fits perfectly and is extremly light weight and still kept me warm in 19 degree weather. I was was pleaseantly surprised of how light the jacket was and yet still has the capabililty to keep me super warm. Excellent jacket.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of use, Great valueRose is really just red
March 26, 2008
This is a fairly nice jacket, but is more of a red color than I am interested in. It also seems like more of a layering piece than a stand alone jacket, which is what I was looking for.
great stylish jacket
March 24, 2011
I saw this jacket on a friend of mine and fell in love with the light weight of the jacket. It squishes up into a small bag so it is great for travel. It also holds up well on windy days. I am small-5'3 and 103lbs and the xs is big. I kept the jacket as I love it and can layer sweaters or gym clothes underneath. I would definitely recommend it!
Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use, Cons: runs bigGreat for layering
May 09, 2011
This jacket has come in quite handy for sports events, where the wind picks up and the temp drops. I've used it for just what it is, a hoodie. It's very thin and fits under any jacket and doesn't feel poofy. I keep it packed in my car for games, along with my rain jacket. I don't see that it's 650 down though. It is not a winter jacket. I'd say it's an "add-on"
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of useAria down hoody
March 30, 2008
Lightweight, fits great, and fits well. awesome color.... (pink/pomegranite)
Wonderful, Warm Jacket
November 17, 2007
This Jacket is very comfortable, fits well and packs small. Nice and warm, love the hood in my rainy climate and love the color (green).
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Golden CO Real Estate & Homes For Sale188 Properties Found
The median home value in Golden, CO is $313,100.
This is
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the county median home value of $222,100.
The national median home value is $152,300.
The average price of homes sold in Golden, CO is $313,100.
Approximately 55.76% of Golden homes are owned,
compared to 39.67% rented, while
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Golden real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Golden real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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$5,000,00024889 Grandview Avenue Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX ALLIANCE
View additional infoThis Spanish-style estate was designed by architects Burnham Hoyt (also known for designing the Red Rocks Amphitheatre) and his brother Merrill, who adapted many of the features of the famed Armour Place at Santa Barbara, Juan y Lolita Rancho, owned by entertainment tycoons. Replicas of famous paintings have been inset in tile and featured on the walls throughout the home. Hand crafted wrought iron scenes of mountain and wildlife decorate many of the homes 7 fireplaces. Verandas, stone walls, walkways, patios, wrought iron trim and outdoor cantina. The estate also includes a guest house, greenhouse, gazebo, multiple fountains, bronze statues, 9+ car garage storage with RV stall and its own water rights to a springwith a water treatment system.Yet hidden, the gated estate sits on 11.4 acres of the southern peak of Genesee Mountain, capturing panoramic Continental Divide views with Mt Evans and Denver city lights. $2,800,00015200 W 32nd Avenue Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL 54
View additional infoSix acres with a Storybook Cottage that overlooks a one acre pond, wildlife sanctuary in the heart of Applewood at the entrance to Rolling Hills Country Club. Bordering 2 agricultural waterways. Water rights. $2,800,00015200 W 32nd Avenue Golden, CO 80401
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View additional infoStorybook cottage on 6.1 acres. Overlooks 1 acre pond. Meticulously landscaped, private gardens, water features and stone patios. Wildlife sanctuary in the heart of Applewood at the entrance to Rolling Hills Country Club. Borderlines 2 agricultural waterways, water rights. $2,500,0005470 Juniper Court Golden, CO 80403
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View additional infoA Show Stopping One Of A Kind Custom Built Ranch Home 11,107 sq. ft. Warm, inviting luxury home situated on 1.32 acres. Surround sound,Crestron Home Automation System-Easily control your media,lights,security w/touch screen remotes or from your smart device.Oversized 4 car att. garage.Massive 6 car detached garage-HDGolf Simulator-Soaring coffered ceilings,Recessed lighting,Chiseled edge travertine,Brazilian walnut floors,Expansive windows,Plantation shutters.Dramatic entry,courtyard,custom made wrought iron doors,Formal dining,Gourmet Kitchen,raised panel cabinetry,Thermador Appliances,large slab granite island,2 Gas fireplaces,Stained glass French doors to master retreat enveloped in travertine,marble. Radiant floor heat-steam shower.Large open lower level,separate entry from garage,Gaming area,Bar,Exercise space.Secluded professionally landscaped yard,mature trees-Built-in BBQ,Fireplace,covered patio and courtyards. $2,295,00026907 Upper Cold Springs Gulch Road Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Fuller Sotheby's International Realty
View additional infoRefined elegance, rustic style. Owned by noted artist, backs to Denver Mtn Parks. 2BR main home built by finest local craftsmen. Great room with majestic fireplace, wood beamed ceiling, antique lighting. French doors open to lawn. 2BR guesthouse & artist studio.Cozy and magnificent at same time - unlike any home in the area. Built for entertaining and quiet reflection. Multiple terraces are beautifully located to capture views, morning light and sunsets. Carefully placed native stones throughout. Wildlife abounds.Main house (4460 sf) has master BR, private terrace with fireplace, Waterworks bath and study on 2nd floor. Separate guesthouse (addtl 1570 sf) is self-contained with great room, stone fireplace, two BR/ baths, kitchen and laundry. Lovely shaded deck off the great room. Artist Studio with addtl 572 sf. Magnificent views from all rooms. Spectacular location, hidden away on private mountainside but just 1 mile to 1-70, 25 minutes to Denver and 1 hour to Vail. $2,290,0002375 Stonecrop Way Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: KENTWOOD CITY PROPERTIES LLC
View additional infoThis custom residence that is situated on a stunning view lot has all the features that you desire including a main level master, a chef's kitchen, designer finishes, a grand entrance to welcome your guests yet comfortable to relax and call Home! Genesee ...you can be in downtown Denver is less than 25 minutes and in Summit County in less than an hour. Genesee also offers 11 miles of hiking trails, two community pools, four tennis courts and many organized social groups. $1,899,0005440 Mcintyre Street Golden, CO 80403
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: PAT DANGERFIELD
View additional infoProperty has excellent development possibilities. Bound on the west to Mcintyre street which affords maximum exposure. To the north is Brooke Field acres a million plus development. To the east is Farmers Highline Canal and Juniper Ridge development a $500,000 plus development. One of the last large acre parcels left in the Fairmount area. $1,850,0001842 Montane Drive Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Fuller Sotheby's International Realty
View additional infoCome home to this grand, custom foothills home with mountain & sparkling city lights views. Nestled among the pines on a so-facing end of cul-de-sac site, this home is designed to take timeless advantage of its setting while offering finely crafted details created with both comfort & style in mind. Expansive William Os chefs kitchen has rustic walnut floors, two sinks, Viking range, walk-in pantry, sandstone tops, pine beetle butcher block 2nd island & built-in grill on the nearby patio. An adjoining family room with tiger-eye wood bar & central stone gas fireplace is the perfect gathering place. The living room has stone floors, massive stone fireplace & balcony access. Retire to the main floor master with marble fireplace, his/her closet rooms & elegant 5-piece bath. Custom study with built-in bookcases & writing desk is nearby. Walk-out offers 4 suites, recreation room with performance stage, work-out room, 2nd laundry & plentiful storage. $1,700,0001682 Montane Drive Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX 100 INC.
View additional infoTimeless contemporary Mediterranean Mansion by Castle Builders. 1992 MAME Award winning home-custom home category. Sears Barrett Architecture. This beautifully styled custom home sits on a ridge in Genesee with panoramic views, new flooring allowance, acrylic stucco and stone exterior and uniquely characteristic Mediterranean hue concrete roof tiles. The approach is from a private cul-de-sac with a heated driveway and dramatic arched entrance. The arched features continue into the home's interior where smooth, sculpted walls, rounded windows and thick arches create an atmosphere of solidity, permanence, and strength. The home is uniquely situation to capture magnificent views from every window and angle. Multiple patio's create the perfect atmosphere for a blend of indoor/outdoor living. $1,700,000750 Genesee Mountain Road Golden, CO 80401
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Global Real Estate Network
View additional infoOne of a kind custom home with spectacular views. Enter the 5 acre property through gates for privacy. The home features a gourmet chefs kitchen, home theater, exercise room, two master bedrooms, and patios. The 3 car over sized garage is heated. A great location that is private but close to Denver and the mountains.
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An eBay sign decorates the front of the company's headquarters in San Jose, Calif. / Marcio Jose Sanchez, AP
Here's a look at some of the potential movers in tech stocks:
eBay earnings day. The online commerce site will report fourth-quarter earnings after the markets close. MarketWatch reports results could hinge on eBay's efforts in the mobile space.
Shares of eBay have steadily climbed over the past six months, jumping from $39.07 on July 17 to $52.51 at Tuesday's close. The stock is currently up 30 cents.
Apple rebounding. After shedding roughly $35 in three days, it appears Apple stock is inching back toward $500. In pre-market trading, shares were up nearly 2%, crossing $495.
The freefall started Monday with a Wall Street Journal report that the company cut back on orders of iPhone 5 screens due to weaker demand. Between this report and recent slip-ups such as the Apple Maps fiasco, questions have been raised on whether Apple is starting to lose momentum. Since hitting a record high of $702 a share on Sept. 19, Apple shares have shed more than $200 in value.
Facebook: The morning after. The announcement of the social's network new Graph Search, a potential competitor to Google, doesn't seem to be moving shares as the markets open. The stock is hovering around $30, even briefly dipping below that mark in early trading.
The Graph Search is a tool for Facebook users to peruse shared pictures and other content among Friends or even friends of friends. The feature will be rolled out to Facebook's 1 billion users over the coming weeks.
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Democrats Accuse Storobin of Protecting Child Predators
An attack mailer from the New York Democratic Senate Campaign Committee is accusing Republican State Senate candidate David Storobin of wanting to protect online child predators, because his law firm's website indicates they would defend related federal cases in court.
The mailer, forwarded to The Politicker by a reader in the district, goes straight for the jugular, announcing not only that Mr. Storobin "doesn't share our values," but that he is a "shady criminal defense lawyer whose website boasts about helping defend alleged murderers, armed robbers and drunk drivers."
"Even worse, David Storobin's law firm brags that it represents people charged with federal child pornography," the mailer further reads. "David Storobin should be ashamed." Read More


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The library will be closed all day on Aug. 19 in preparation for the Red Carpet Gala that evening. The staff regrets any inconvenience this may cause. Please plan your renewals accordingly and remember you can renew online or by phone, as well as in person.
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Haverhill Senior Baseball: Haverhill Senior Baseball will hold registration sessions for Spring 2012 baseball on Feb. 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Haverhill YMCA, 81 Winter St. The league has divisions for players age 13 and players ages 14 to 15. For more information contact Larry O'Brien at 978-373-6982 or Dan Francescone at 978-807-5068. Registration forms are available online at haverhillseniorbaseball.com.
HVM Enrollment: Hill View Montessori Charter Public School is holding Enrollment Information Sessions to inform prospective parents/caregivers about 2012 enrollment opportunities. HVM is a public, tuition-free school that offers a public Montessori educational option to the Haverhill community. The school opened in 2004 and currently enrolls 296 students in grades K-8. HVM offers a Montessori-based education enhanced to ensure alignment with the Common Core Curriculum. The school offers full-day kindergarten, an extended school day and childcare. To learn more, please attend an Enrollment Information Session. The session will be held at the school at 75 Foundation Avenue in the Ward Hill Business Park, Haverhill for March 2 at 9:00 a.m.
Circus coming to town: The Yankee Doodle Circus is coming to town as a fundraiser for Haverhill High School's Class of 2012. The event is for all ages and performances are March 3 at 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the high school's gymnasium, 137 Monument St. Free tickets for children are available in advance with the purchase of an adult ticket. Tickets are available online at GetCircusTickets.com. A limited number of $5 off advance sale adult tickets are available for $17. Tickets, at the door, are $22 for adults and $15 for children 14 and under.
Kindergarten Information Night: Haverhill's Public Schools will host free kindergarten information sessions for children in the Class of 2025. The session is open to parents and guardians of children at all schools and will be March 20 at Pentucket Lake Elementary School, 252 Concord St. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Sessions are from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Your child must be 5 years old by Aug. 31 in order to be eligible for Kindergarten in September. Free baby-sitting will be available for children accompanying their parents to these sessions. Informational packets will be given to those in attendance. For more information call 978-420-1951 or 978-374-3484.
Sign language: Northern Essex Community College provides sign language instruction for families with a deaf or hard-of-hearing child. Information, contact Glenys Crane-Emerson, Family Sign Language Program coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com, 978-556-3701 (voice/tty), 978-556-3703 (fax), and 978-241-7057 (VP/VRS).
Reading Buddy Program: The public library is offering a Reading Buddy Program in partnership with Zion Bible College Work Study program. Reading Buddies Nicole and John are available to help your child practice reading skills, provide encouragement and support when he or she is stuck on a word, and help show how much fun reading can be. Sessions, 30-minutes, are available after school on Mondays and Tuesdays from 3:30-4:30 p.m., and from 5 to 6 p.m., and Wednesdays from 4 to 5 p.m. To make an appointment, call 978-373-1586, ext. 626.
Dominican Independence Day: Mayor Fiorentini will celebrate the 168th anniversary of Dominican Republic Independence Day on Feb. 27 in front of Haverhill City Hall, 4 Summer St. The ceremony will include raising the Dominican Republic flag as well as a reading of the city of Haverhill's Proclamation commemorating this important event.