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Hey Wizards fans follow @JanVesely24 on twitter, a great & funny guy who'll "pay back with nice dunks". He needs more followers than 305! Also, this is his facebook > https://www.facebook.com/24janvesely
With the season getting ready to start, lets look at the Wizards rookies. I will start with Jan Vesely.
Jan Vesely fan favorite....wow!! How bout that for a substitution guys?
I'm glad there's hockey team goalkeeper Michal Neuvirthem. I really like hockey and watching regular representation. The Capitals will go as often as as possible."The first press conference with the Wizards' Czech first-round draft pick Jan Vesely, in glorious GoogleTranslate.
Ted gives his review of last night on his blog. In short, he's happy we were able to add more young talent to the system, and he gave reasons why we chose not to move up in the draft, nor sell a pick for cash. I feel it's almost as transparent as you can get about the whole deal.
The Liberty Ballers team releases their big board, pretending t hey're in the war room on draft night for the Sixers
Sixers 2011 Draft Primer Part 3: a look at the European players near the top of this years draft.
Interesting read, including an (unknown, of course) scout's take on each player.
With Bismack Biyombo, Jonas Valanciunas and Kawhi Leonard off the board, the Detroit Pistons are forced to take the best player available instead of filling a position of need. Do you think this...
Who will the Pistons take at No. 8? Only one thing is known for sure: no one has a freaking clue.
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Though we're avowed fans of street style at this Web site, we're willing to concede that there can be more to street photography than documenting what Anna Dello Russo wore today. To coincide with an exhibition of the legendary Alfred Stieglitz's work this past fall, the Seaport Museum commissioned photographer and filmmaker Cheryl Dunn to create a documentary, Everybody Street, about Stieglitz's heirs, the many twentieth-century photographers who have used the city's vibrant streets in their work. This week, The New Yorker is airing clips from the doc on its Photo Booth blog, featuring short interviews with Mary Ellen Mark, Bruce Gilden, and Joel Meyerowitz, all incisive observers of human behavior in public spaces. "The hardest photography to do is street photography," Mark says in the clip below. Stieglitz, for one, would have agreed. "My picture 'Fifth Avenue, Winter' is the result of a three hours' stand during a fierce snow-storm on February 22nd, 1893, awaiting the proper moment," he wrote in 1897. Hey, at least he didn't have to contend with the swarms of snaparazzi who surround ADR.

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SAGU caps solid showing at NCCAA Nationals
Hillhouse, Campos are team's top two finishers
Covarrubias praises team for performance, experience gained
CEDARVILLE, Ohio -- The initial season by the Cross Country program at Southwestern Assemblies of God University came to an exciting close on Saturday just east of Dayton, Ohio.
Both the men's and women's teams qualified for a berth in the National Christian College Athletic Association's 40th National Championship. SAGU's teams had an impressive inaugural campaign.
There were 44 teams in the two men's divisions, where SAGU finished 24th. There were 33 teams, including the Lions, in Division I.
The women's squad was reduced to four members, primarily due to injuries. To earn points, teams must have five runners.
Cedarville University (NCAA Division II) hosted the event at their Elvin R. King XC Course.
The site location was dedicated in 2006, created amid 150 acres at the north end of the CU campus.
"The course was very slow this year and the weather was cold as well," said Head Coach Jason Covarrubias. It was 51 degrees at 10:00am, cloudy and windy with 90% humidity.
"Our men competed shorthanded (Brad Beimler was serving as an Army Reservist) and that was evident in the final standings."
The upbeat Covarrubias (KO-vah-ROO-bee-us) spoke of the benefits of competing at such a venue
"The experience of performing on the biggest stage was awesome! The all- freshman (men's) squad 'grew up' in their athletic career this weekend," he continued. "We are looking to capitalize off this meet next year!"
SAGU's top finisher in the 8K (5 miles) race, among 231 harriers, was John "B.J." Hillhouse (Brookshire, Tx / Royal HS). He came in at No. 109 with a time of 28:17.02.
Jose L. Campos (Luling, Tx / Luling HS) was the next Lion to finish at 28:35.26.
Juan Rubio (Rockdale, Tx / Rockdale HS) (29:34.12), Nathaniel Gonzales (Dilley, Tx / Dilley HS) (30:58.31) and Luke Flattery (Springfield, Mo / Central HS) (32:13.30) completed SAGU's maiden trip to Nationals.
The overall winner was Andrew Reidsma, from Trinity Christian College (Palos Heights, Ill). The senior broke the tape at 25:13.36.
The winning team was Azusa Pacific University (Cal) (NCAA D2), followed by Roberts Wesleyan College (NY) (NCAA D2) and Arizona Christian University (NAIA).
For complete results, visit: http://www.thenccaa.org/news/2013/11/14/GEN_1114135730.aspx
A year ago, Coach Covarrubias led the men's team from Arlington Baptist College (Tx) to the NCCAA Division II championship in their first year of existance.
News regarding both signed recruits and those who join the team as "walk ons" will be posted on this website throughout the next semester.
The schedule, which will likely be expanded, will be posted later in the spring or early summer.
"They (the team) gained the knowledge of how it feels to run on a big stage with some of the nation's top runners," the coach said.
"The NCCAA National Championships will serve as a learning curve in both our training regimen and our (future) racing strategies!"
Standing by his belief that "no race is a bad race," Covarrubias, a glass half-full kind of motivator, concluded.
"We can always take (learn) something with us every time the starter pistol is fired! It was a good finish to a great inaugural season."
"We are no longer all freshmen. We now have a solid year under our belts!"
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SAGU caps solid showing at NCCAA Nationals
Nov 18, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Hillhouse, Campos are team's top two finishers Covarrubias praises team for performance, experience gained CEDARVILLE, Ohio -- The initial season by the Cross Country progra...Read more
Cross Country teams trek to NCCAA Nationals
Nov 14, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Coach Covarrubias leads SAGU to Dayton, Ohio Campos, Hillhouse, Herrington, Garza given best chance to place WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Both the men's and women's Cross Co...Read more
SAGU runners take 6th in Sooner conference
Nov 11, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Led by Hillhouse, Beimler and Campos, Lions shine Team heads to Ohio for NCCAA Nationals next Saturday SHAWNEE, Oklahoma -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University me...Read more
Cross Country teams compete in SAC meet
Nov 09, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Men and Women vie at conference championship today SHAWNEE, Oklahoma -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University first year Cross Country teams are forty-miles east of Oklahoma...Read more
SAGU goes cross country for impressive showing
Oct 28, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Lions finish 15th in 35 team field; Campos is best finisher Next up: the Sooner Athletic Conference Championship in two weeks WINFIELD, Kansas -- The first year Men's Cros...Read more
Cross Country teams head to Kansas
Oct 23, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
SAGU competes among 35-team field Big race setting vs. ranked teams prepares Lion harriers WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- A week after winning the University of Dall...Read more
Fleet-footed men win U-of-Dallas Invitational
Oct 21, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Lions beat seven-team field with fine showing Campos, Hillhouse, Beimer finish in Top 5; Rubio takes seventh RICHARDSON, Texas -- It was their finest hour of their first season...Read more
Cross Country harriers improve team time
Oct 14, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
All-freshman squad fares well in Oklahoma Jose Campos turns best time again for the Lions SHAWNEE, Oklahoma -- In just their second meet ever, the men's Cross Country team...Read more
Heavy Rains douse Cross Country meet
Sep 22, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
East Texas Invitational could be rescheduled WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Eight college Cross Country teams, including Southwestern Assemblies of God University, were rained out on Saturday...Read more
Cross Country heads to Piney Woods
Sep 20, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
SAGU teams enter East Texas Invitational WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The second meet of the inaugural 2013 season for the Cross Country teams from Southwestern Assemblies of God Unive...Read more
CC runners place well in debut
Sep 08, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Campos leads men with high finish Lions qualify five for NCCAA Nationals OFFICIAL RESULTS: WOMEN'S RESULTS MEN'S RESULTS ABILENE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of...Read more
Cross Country runs in first-ever meet
Sep 07, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Men's, Women's team compete in Abilene Follow the results on-line WAXAHACHE, Texas -- The men's and women's Cross Country teams from Southwestern Assemblies ...Read more
Cross Country adds fifth meet
Jul 24, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Runners enter course hosted by University of Dallas Team rosters taking shape as first season approaches WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The newest teams to the Southwestern Assemblies of ...Read more
Harriers sign seventh recruit
Jul 17, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Nate Gonzales joins Cross Country team Incoming freshman hails from Dilley, Texas WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The trailblazing first season for the men's cross country team at So...Read more
Hillhouse joins SAGU harriers
Jun 08, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Men's Cross Country adds fifth recruit Brookshire Royal H.S. product is accomplished runner WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University's first-ever...Read more
SAGU's Winged Heels catch Campos
Jun 07, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
XC recruit helped Luling HS win three state titles Campos joins a growing Men's Cross Country roster WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- New Head Coach Jason Covarrubias has added ano...Read more
Running Lions sign Juan Rubio
Jun 06, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Covarrubias adds new Cross Country recruit Rockdale HS graduate excels at 1600 and 3200 meters WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University men's Cro...Read more
Yoe's Yglecias signs with Lions
May 27, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
SAGU's Covarrubias adds second recruit Goal of team: be "Running Billboards for Christ" WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Jason Covarrubias, the new Head Coach of the Men&rsquo...Read more
First Cross Country recruit is local runner
May 27, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Waxahachie's Brad Beimler signs with SAGU Coach Covarrubias begins Running Lions program WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Fast as a starting pistol can be fired, Head Coach of Southwest...Read more
Cross Country announces schedule
May 22, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Covarrubias building men's, women's teams Four fall meets will precede conference, national events WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Charting a course for Southwestern Assemblies of God Un...Read more
SAGU introduces new Cross Country coach
May 22, 2013 - Men's Cross Country News
Jason Covarrubias hits the ground running Mens and Womens teams to begin inaugural season WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- One doesn't need a minute to know that Southweste...Read more


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FAYETTEVILLE — A Wake County couple surrendered Wednesday to face charges that they ran and hid an illegal gambling operation in Cumberland County.
A grand jury on Monday indicted Cathy Parker and Cecil Alfred Parker Jr. on charges that they ran dozens of illegal video gambling machines. The charges are part of Sheriff Earl Moose Butlers campaign against unlawful games and payouts, according to a release from his office.
The indictments allege that the Parkers and a third man, Doug Guy, owned and operated video poker machines and other illegal gambling devices and paid out cash to players at Oasis Sweepstakes in Hope Mills.
In April, Cumberland County deputies seized 33 Pot O Gold games and other gambling machines from the operation, at 3451 Chicken Foot Road.
Further indictments allege that the Parkers conspired with Guy to disguise gambling machines by removing parts, thus obstructing a felony investigation. Guy has not yet been indicted in the case.
Cathy Parker, 51, and Cecil Parker, 56, own a home at 2001 Sageleaf Court in Raleigh, according to records.
The Parkers are accused of continuing criminal enterprise; conspiracy to commit continuing criminal enterprise; conspiracy to obstruct justice; operation of prohibited gaming machines; conspiracy to operate prohibited gaming machines; manufacture, sale, etc. of slot machines; and agreements with reference to slot machines and other devices.
The couple were held under $50,000 bail at the Cumberland County Detention Center as of Wednesday afternoon, having surrendered at the Cumberland County Sheriffs Office that morning. Their first court appearance is setfor Sept. 23.
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As "Diamonds" dominates the "Hot 100 "for a third week, it takes over "Radio Songs". As Rihanna registers a third week at number 1 on the "Billboard Hot 100″ with "Diamonds", the song also rises to the top of the "Radio Songs" chart.
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The Council on Equal Opportunity and Diversity (CEOD) is a standing council that supports and provides oversight for the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) in fulfilling the UMMS commitment to affirmative action and diversity. These include: monitoring and proposing programs and policies designed enhance the creation and maintenance of an atmosphere of mutual respect for students, faculty, staff, volunteers, and visitors; working with appropriate UMMS resources to create an ethnically, racially, and culturally diverse community; providing advice and support to the Diversity and Equal Opportunity Office (DEOO) in its mission to protect the rights of all who work and study at and visit UMMS by ensuring fairness and equity in UMMS programs, policies, activities, and all other interactions and provide a positive and supportive environment for all individuals, including protected class members.
The CEOD provides oversight of UMMS policies, procedures and activities to assure that UMMS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, veteran status, or disability in recruiting, hiring, promoting, paying, and retaining staff, faculty and students. The Council monitors and recommends to the DEOO and to the Chancellor policies, procedures, activities, and programs to implement the UMMS affirmative action and diversity plans and to assure that UMMS fully complies with all state and federal guidelines relevant to the equal opportunity rights of protected classes. The Council also promotes sensitivity to and awareness of diversity among all individuals at UMMS.
The CEOD reports directly to the Chancellor. The Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Equal Opportunity, who also reports directly to the Chancellor, works in close collaboration with the Council and is ultimately responsible for managing and implementing the full range of activities, policies and procedures, associated with the affirmative action efforts at UMMS. To achieve their mutual goals, the CEOD and the DEOO maintain a collaborative and mutually supportive working relationship.
The Council shall ensure that its membership reflects the diversity of UMMS by having a broad representation of employees from across the UMMS system. At least five faculty members must serve on the Council. The Student Body Council will be asked to choose student representatives from the School of Medicine, the Graduate School of Nursing, and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. The following serve as ex officio members: the Vice Chancellor for Faculty Administration, Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Equal Opportunity, Associate Vice Chancellor for Human Resources, Associate Vice Chancellor for School Services, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs/Minority Support Services, and/or their designee, and a representative from the Women's Faculty Committee.
B. Selection Faculty representatives shall be appointed by the Faculty Committee on Committees. Additional candidates, including faculty candidates and students, are recruited through an announcement placed in the Focus, employee newsletter, and via other recruitment efforts. The Executive Committee will review the membership list, identify areas that are not represented and recruit additional members in order to ensure that a wide crosssection of employees is represented.
C. Term of Membership Generally, all members, except student members and ex officio members, serve for three consecutive years. Terms begin in September and end in August. Active members may make a request to the Executive Committee to serve more than one term. Every effort will be made to stagger members' terms to ensure continuity.
D. Voting Privileges and Procedures All Council members, except ex officio members, have voting privileges. The Executive Committee will determine whether an item should be brought to a vote. Any issue requiring voting action should have a notice sent to committee members seven (7) days in advance. An item will be brought to a vote by the full Council only when there is a quorum. A quorum is defined as 51% of the membership. An item will pass with twothirds of the quorum. E. Responsibilities of Members Members are expected to attend regular Council meetings, and join and actively participate in at least one subcommittee. Members who will be absent from a meeting are responsible for notifying the DEOO prior to that meeting; such an absence will be considered an excused absence. F. Subcommittees The Executive Committee may recommend to the CEOD the establishment or dissolution of subcommittees as necessary to carry out the CEOD's duties. The Executive Committee approves subcommittee cochair(s) of these subcommittees. Any UMMS employee may join a subcommittee or serve as a subcommittee cochair. Subcommittees' plans regarding activities, programs and other recommendations will be submitted to the DEOO for review and approval by the Executive Committee. At the discretion of the Executive Committee, such plans may be brought before the CEOD for review and approval.
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Law students in good academic standing who have completed at least one full year of study leading to a J.D. degree in schools accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) or the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) may apply for admissions to Syracuse as transfer applicants.
After transferring, students must earn at least 58 of the credits required for the J.D. degree at Syracuse University College of Law. A maximum of 29 credits can be transferred in to the College of Law.
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Anderson Brought Sharon a Very Special Gift From Florida
It's been a LOOOONG almost 11 days!
Anderson went on a trip with his dad and family and this Mama was missing her boy!
I did get to talk with him a few times and when he called on Thursday, he told me he had a very special surprise for me! And I was excited to see him and it yesterday after school!


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Five people have been taken to the hospital following a two vehicle accident at Highway 473 and Rosemary Road, in Hinds County.
Investigators say a mother and daughter headed south in an Impala were hit by a Chevy truck carrying two adults and a child.
Another vehicle not involved may have blocked the view of the oncoming truck. All passengers were wearing seatbelts and their injuries are said to be non-life threatening.
Trooper Timothy Fuller of the Mississippi Highway Patrol says, "From what I understood the Chevy Impala was attempting to make a left turn and with the car being in front of them they were unable to see the traffic coming northbound, made a left turn in front of the truck, the truck t-boned them in the passenger side."
One was transported by helicopter and four by ambulance. All passengers were wearing seatbelts and their injuries are said to be non-life threatening.
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano (concussion) left the Week 13 game against the Denver Broncos in the second half due to a concussion. He was unable to return.
Huddle Up: Fasano scored prior to exiting the game, which is about all fantasy owners could have asked for. He'll have to jump through the league-mandated protocols to return to action.
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano (ankle, knee) made his return to the lineup in Week 7 against the Houston Texans after a four-game absence, and he did not skip a beat. Fasano was used on 91 percent of his team's offensive snaps. Fasano nearly scored twice, but he was chopped down at the 1-yard line on a pair of catches. 'I just tried to help any way I could,' Fasano said Tuesday, Oct. 22. 'Hopefully (the injuries are) over for a long time.'
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano (ankle) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Sept. 18, and is listed as doubtful for Week 3.
Huddle Up: It could be Travis Kelce time for Kansas City, though the rookie is listed as questionable himself. Perhaps one of the Huddle staff will suit up at tight end for the Chiefs this week.
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano (ankle) did not practice Tuesday, Sept. 17.
Huddle Up: It's a very short week for the Chiefs as they travel to face Philly on Thursday night, and Sean McGrath might see extended playing time if Fasano can't go.
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano wanted to join the team because he feels head coach Andy Reid has a very tight end friendly offense, and to catch passes for QB Alex Smith. 'Looking back at Coach Reid's past with tight ends and their success is definitely a positive,' Fasano said Monday, Sept. 2, 'and Alex seems to like the tight end.'
Huddle Up: Fasano hit a career high with 41 receptions last season in Miami and added 332 yards and 5 TDs, so don't forget about him in deeper leagues.


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Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 3 Weigh In Video.
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Manny Pacquiao !!!!!!!
What's the name of Manny's enterance song?
Anyone know the name of Manny's enterance song?
its prob called "phillipino" lol this hsould be a sweet fight tho! they have had 2 wars already with back anf forth action. I think pac man will get a KO in the 9th round tho because marquez had to move up so much in weight.
@Trev, entrance song is by black eyed peas – Bebot!
Cain Velasquez es un peleador muy duro.
its called bebot by black eyed pease
Floyd Mayweather destroyed Marquez and Manny Paqsh*t loss to him 3 times; how can anyone say Manny has a chance to win against Mayweather? Never could Manny stand a chance at beating Mayweather not a snowballs chance in hell; Bob Arum knows it; Manny Pacqraps adopted Daddy, that's why the only African American fighter he ever allowed Manny Paqcrap to fight was a washed up Mosley after Mayweather had already sent him into retirement! Floyd made Marquez look like an utter amature! Manny is a whore
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Start the slab fest on some pretty positive crimps to a solid jug. Now to the business. Get your feet set for a few committing moves on some tiny crimps to a ledge. Pull past the ledge (don't look down) to a thin diagonal crack. Use it to top out!
This is just around the corner of the Depression Wall, which is to the right and part of the same formation of the Ultimate Block. Slabadabadoo is straight up the middle of the slab.
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An RFID labeling tip
Tip#1: Test Your Technology Under Real-World Conditions. Consumer goods manufacturers, retailers and distribution centers should carefully balance application requirements and budget with the capabilities and costs of RFID technologies when planning in-house RFID labeling operations. Initial decisions typically involve selecting an RFID label inlay¾the label part containing the RFID antenna and microchip¾that best fits the application, determining the optimal label location on targeted items and selecting equipment to print and/or accurately apply the labels to cartons, pallets and packages. Speed and label placement accuracy are key criteria for RFID label print/apply equipment. Factors such as RFID signal power and distribution must also be weighed. Consider partnering with an RFID technology supplier that offers research and testing services, and which can meet all of your label and label production requirements. A full service supplier can often simulate real-world RFID labeling environments to plot RFID label and label equipment performance at different pallet or container locations and at various distances from label readers. Test results can confirm initial findings and identify possible problems before RFID implementation, simplifying your company's decision-making process.


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HENRYVILLE, IN (WAVE) - Sadness came with a hint of thanks as Governor Mitch Daniels visited a school leveled in Henryville.
"I'm uplifted when you see the damage done to this school, and we didn't lose a single life."
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This route is located immediately to the left of the Jungle Book. It is a right-arching crack splitting the large gray practice slab. Start in the alcove in the center of the slab reaching up to the finger slots. After the crux move (the start is maybe a wee bit harder than 5.8), jam and lieback the ever-widening crack. Following the crack up and to the right on a ledge brings you the anchors of the Jungle Book. Two variations exist on the top. 1st variation: (5.10) Follow the right arching crack up until it is possible to move left with face moves into a small finger crack. A few sweet ring locks bring you to anchors on which you may top rope the slab. 2nd variation: (5.10) Top the crack out to the ledge with the Jungle Book anchors. Continue up an additional twenty feet in the sweet hand to fist crack; top out on the diving board, walk back ten feet, and rap off of black Metolius anchors.
Standard granite rack.
Per Jeremy Joseph: it is located on the CMC Wall. It is the middle crack just to the left of the Jungle Book (aka Graduation Crack).


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Voices of Imani
In the fall semester of the 1977 academic year at Boston College, a small group of black students, feeling the need to be closely connected in their new academic environment, congregated to encourage and support one another by singing the songs of their religious tradition and to give praise to almighty God. The students chose the name Imani, the Swahili word for faith, as the name for their group. In choosing the name Imani for their group, the students were recalling the lyrics of one of the great hymns of the black religious experience: "we've come this far by faith, leaning on the Lord, trusting in His holy word, He's never failed us yet." The repertoire of the group is reflective of this great faith tradition in that it includes the breadth of musical expression in the black worship experience, i.e., spirituals, traditional gospel, contemporary gospel, as well as music of the European tradition.
In the fall of 1982, Prof. Hubert E. Walters was appointed as lecturer in African & African Diaspora Studies and Music at Boston College, and was asked to be the musical director for the Voices of Imani. Professor Walters served as musical director until the spring of 2010, when he handed the torch to Chauncey McGlathery. Read more about Prof. Walters and Voices of Imani in this article from the Boston College Chronicle
Voices of Imani is a student-based organization that is connected to the African & African Diaspora Studies Program as a laboratory for the courses taught by Mr. McGlathery. Membership in the organization is open to the entire student population at the college and the group is quite diverse in it make-up. For the past several years the group has toured various parts of the country during the spring break period. In recent years they have visited Tennessee, Florida, Texas, California, Washington, D.C., Virinia, and Atlanta, Georgia.
Chauncey McGlathery, Director of Voices of Imani
Chauncey has been around the world twice but the best of what he imagines has yet to manifest. Entering his fifth decade as a musical director, Chauncey is looking forward to recording and producing tracks for choirs and orchestras in every genre from jazz to hip hop. As he begins work on his latest manifesto, Music for the Stage, Chauncey continues to write plays and musicals designed to move each audience from spiritual unction to social action. His new play is entitled, The Irony of a Negro Policeman, exposing the genius behind the groundbreaking masterpiece of the same title-- jean Michel Basquiat.
David Altenor, Assistant Director of Voices of Imani
David Altenor is a multi-award winning artist, producer and songwriter who has been involved in music ministry since the age of 14, when he began playing the piano for church and choirs. In 2010 he heard a call from God to become an artist, bringing a new sound to the world that carries the message of God, love and inspiration through various genres of music. David uses his abilities to write, produce and arrange all of his own music. He has appeared on television, the Apollo Theater and various music tours. In 2012, he launched a music production company, KingdomSound Productions, LLC. KingdomSound Productions, LLC is an organization that creates positive music that strives to affect change. This company aims to spread global social change and improve communities around the world. Also a Boston College Alum, David is from Everett, MA and has earned a degree in Theology from Boston College in 2009. For more information to to keep updated on David's schedule and projects please visit his website at www.davidisoffkey.com.
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Walking DC
Flew cross country yesterday. Was grateful to the passenger in front who decided to leave his seat upright. After waiting for two hours at Dulles for the Singapore/South Africa teachers to clear customs (these are teachers, folks!), we chatted the entire ride into DC. Driver only slammed on his breaks once. Welcome to America! Got settlled in hotel, joined other Fulbrighters for dinner. One of the Singapore teachers, a HS history gentleman asked if he could accompany me on a walk. We strolled up Pennsylvania Avenue past the IMF and World Bank to the White House. Washington really has to be seen by day and night. The monuments are lit beautifully. Turned South at the Treasury building, headed around to the back of the White House, saw the Capitol, Jefferson, and Washington Monument. Meandered our way back to the hotel. Took about an hour. Am now well rested and ready to participate in orientation with an unbelievably talented group of teachers.


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Ravioli Lasagna Recipe
When you taste this casserole, you'll think it came from a complicated, from-scratch recipe. Really, though, it starts with frozen ravioli and has only three other ingredients.Patricia Smith, Asheboro, North Carolina
- 1 pound ground turkey or beef
- 1 jar (28 ounces) spaghetti sauce
- 1 package (25 ounces) frozen sausage or cheese ravioli
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. In a greased 2-1/2-qt. baking dish, layer a third of the spaghetti sauce, half of the ravioli and beef and 1/2 cup cheese; repeat layers. Top with remaining sauce and cheese.
- Cover and bake at 400° for 40-45 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Ravioli Lasagna in Casserole Cookbook 2001, p306
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Winner, winner * Just made this one earlier in the week. I skipped the meat and let me tell you it was wonderful. Gooey cheesy Good * Super quick and easy. No fuss, no mess just lots of good eats * A Keeper.
Reviewed Jun. 22, 2014
After reading the reviews, I really thought that when the dish cooked and then set, it would cut more like a lasagna. When plated, it fell apart. It was tasty and was received well enough from my family, but nothing very memorable. I appreciated the ease of the recipe and would make again though.
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Very good and easy to make.
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thank you this sounds really yummy can't wait to try it I'm sure the family will love it
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George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Professor of Ophthalmology & Neuroscience
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Dr. Campochiaro was trained at the University of Notre Dame, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the University of Virginia, and Wilmer, joining the Wilmer Faculty in 1991. He is currently the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Professor of Ophthalmology and Neuroscience at the Wilmer Institute. His major research interests are in gaining a greater understanding of the roles of peptide growth and trophic factors in the retina and retinal pigmented-epithelium with an ultimate goal of developing new treatments for proliferative retinopathies, choroidal neovascularization, and retinal degenerations.
Dr. Campochiaro sees patients at the Wilmer Eye Institute's Johns Hopkins Hospital location.
For appointments at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, call: 410-955-3518


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Chuck Stone remembered as trailblazer, mentor
Members of the UNC community remembered Chuck Stone as journalist who dedicated his life to chronicling the struggle for civil rights. [Read More]
Women lag behind in entrepreneurship
UNC has several programs to encourage student entrepreneurs, but female students are underrepresented. [Read More]
Contextual grading arrives at UNC
Student transcripts will include additional information that tells students how they performed in a class relative to everyone else. [Read More]
Seniors still trying to find jobs
UNC Career Services says the job market for this year's grads might be slightly better than in recent years. [Read More]
Famed redwood has unknown orgins
There's a California redwood tree towering over the sights and sounds of Columbia Street. No one is sure of its exact origins. [Read More]
Local band ready for big time
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Young girls strive for healthfulness
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WAKEFIELD, Mass. (MyFoxBoston.com) -- The former director of nursing at a now-closed nursing home in Wakefield has been charged amid allegations that she stole more than $16,000 from a resident.
Attorney General Martha Coakley's office says a criminal complaint was issued Wednesday in Malden District Court charging 62-year-old Laura Siano with one count of larceny over $250.
Coakley's office began investigating allegations of embezzlement of resident funds at the Kirkwood House Nursing Home in Nov. 2011. They learned more than $16,000 was taken from a 75-year-old resident's bank account. Investigators allege Siano managed the resident's account.
Siano is accused of using the resident's checking account to make unauthorized cash withdrawals for over a year. Investigators also allege Siano used the resident's debit card at stores to buy items such as a laptop, decorations, cat food, and cat litter.
No receipts could be provided to show whether or not any of the items were purchased on behalf of the resident.
Siano is scheduled to be arraigned on July 23.
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Legal Docket: Obamacare and religious freedom
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It seems that the successful entrepreneurial gene runs in the Unanue family.
In 1936, Don Prudencio Unanue and his wife Carolina created Goya Foods in New York. Their goal was to give Hispanic immigrants the same tastes they were missing from back home. Years later, Peter Unanue, Don Prudencio's grandson, continues to keep Goya the empire that it has become.
As a child, Unanue was always involved with the company, from moving to Spain when his father opened a new plant there, to working in various parts of the company. He remembers the benefit of working there. "Working in a different department every summer, it really gave us an understanding of the general company and how things worked." He said.
Instead of staying in Goya, Unanue went to college and worked outside the company for some time. He worked as an Operations Research Analyst, a Senior Logistics Analyst at Baxter Healthcare, and then a Project Manager at Merck-Medco Managed Care before returning to Goya. Even though these jobs seem to have nothing to do with the food industry, Unanue was able to use these experiences to make himself a better worker at Goya.
In 2006, Unanue became the Vice President of Distribution and Logistics and was responsible for the efficient operations of all Goya's distribution centers in the United States. Under his leadership, Goya implemented an automated routing system for customer deliveries at all distribution centers and expanded its distribution capabilities throughout the United States.
Unanue is now the Executive Vice-President of Goya Foods, Inc., and he couldn't be more proud of the company his family has built. "We're just really proud to have the position that we're in today, and we're excited about growing it for tomorrow." He said.
In 2011, First Lady Michelle Obama reached out to Goya to help with her "Let's Move" Initiative against the obesity epidemic. Unanue sees their involvement in this program as a true honor. "That feels great to think that the First Lady would think of us and try to get the message out to the community for nutrition." He said.
In addition to that, Goya was honored by President Barack Obama for its continued success and commitment to the Hispanic Community, in honor of Goya's 75th Anniversary.
With so many successful years behind them, Unanue reflects on Goya's success and the future. "It's amazing to think about how far we've come, but it's also amazing and exciting to work on how far we're going to get." He said.
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Thursday, Sept. 11 - The Warm-Up
Audit Classes
All Day
Observe current professors and students in their natural habitat without the risk of being assigned a 20-page paper or pop quiz. Per faculty request, space is limited. Click link at the top of the page for a full audit class listing.
Weekend Warm-Up Mixer
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Gilgamesh Brewing
Join fellow Bearcats and the WUAA Salem/Mid-Valley Chapter at Gilgamesh Brewing for a casual mixer. WU alumni food and drink specials will be available (no-host bar).
Friday, Sept. 12 - The Kickoff
Audit Classes
All Day
Observe current professors and students in their natural habitat without the risk of being assigned a 20-page paper or pop quiz. Per faculty request, space is limited. Click link at the top of the page for a full audit class listing.
WUAA Board of Directors Meeting
8:00 a.m.
Ford Hall, Kremer Board Room (102)
WUAA President Linda (Walker) Kelly '69 invites you to drop in and see your alumni leaders and decision makers in action.
Kickoff Breakfast
9:00-10:30 a.m.
The Quad
Start the weekend right in the company of friends over a delicious breakfast. Registration is required ($15).
Campus Tour
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
View your old stomping grounds with new eyes while you tour campus with student tour guides.
inClass Session - Willamette's Quirky History
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Haftield Room, Mark O. Hatfield Library
Take a "guided tour" through decades of Willamette's more unusual history with University Archivist, Mary McRobinson. Using primary source materials selected from Willamette's Archives and Special Collections, Mary will share some of WU's lesser-known history. Come prepared to share a favorite story or some quirky tidbit from your time at Willamette!
inClass Session - Autotopography
10:30-11:30 a.m.
The Quad
How does one write about one's self? How does one place the self, spatially and historically, in relation to others? What is shared and gained by engaging in such 'autotopography'? Join Christopher Harris, professor of theatre, as we explore and play with identity, testimony, place, and ethics.
Half Century Plus Luncheon
11:00 a.m.
Alumni Lounge
A special luncheon for those alumni who graduated more than 50 years ago. Special guest, university President Steve Thorsett, will stop by to say hello. Registration is required ($20)
Alumni Awards Ceremony & Lunch
12:00 p.m.
Rogers Rehearsal Hall
Join the WUAA Board of Directors in honoring 2014 Alumni Award winners Teresa Hudkins '69, Dawn Albert '08, Curtis Acosta '94, Astrid Dabbeni '01, Jeff Heatherington '65 and Jennifer Sasser '89. Registration is required ($40).
(Re)Thinking Lunch
12:00-1:30 p.m.
The Quad
Enjoy lunch with alumni, students and professors, and learn something on the side; about the "politics" of the table, where food comes from, how it gets from farm to fork, and the complicated decisions that surround the food industry and nutrition. Registration is required ($20).
inClass Session - Beer Brewing: A Chemical Experience
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Collins 323
Professor Sarah Kirk and husband, John Kirk, will explore the process of making beer while considering the chemistry behind the production and consumption of alcohol. Participants will enjoy a beer tasting. Registration is required ($10).
inClass Session - Demystifying the College Admission Process
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Hatfield Room, Mark O. Hatfield Library
Get an insider's perspective on what the college application and admission process is like today with members of the College of Liberal Arts admission staff. All alumni and future Bearcats are invited to bring plenty of questions!
Campus Tour
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
View your old stomping grounds with new eyes while you tour campus with student tour guides.
Politics Symposium Session - Campaign Finance Reform
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Kremer Board Room, Ford Hall
These distinguished Bearcats will explore and uncover the complicated ways in which campaigns in America operate, what regulations are implemented to oversee our elections, and what challenges are still faced. Panelists: The Hon. Paul DeMuniz JD'75, John DiLorenzo Jr. '77, JD'80 and Jim Lottsfeldt '85; moderator: Paul Diller, Associate Professor of Law.
Politics Symposium Session - Living the Motto
1:30-3:00 p.m.
The Quad
Willamette's motto ("Not unto ourselves alone are we born") has great meaning to students and alumni of all eras. Come hear this year's alumni award winners who have made social impact the central focus of their careers and who bring perspectives from a broad spectrum of social action approaches. Panelists: Curtis Acosta '94, Dawn Albert '08, Astrid Dabbeni '01; moderator: Eric Friedenwald-Fishman '88;
Faculty/Alumni Mixer
2:30-4:00 p.m.
Bearcat Lounge
Enjoy refreshing Italian sodas and visit with current and emeriti faculty.
inClass Session - High Five Pie
3:00-4:30 p.m.
Eaton 209
Dani Cone '98 has translated her education and student experience working at the Bistro into a thriving collection of specialty businesses in Seattle, including three Fuel coffeehouses, the Cone & Steiner in Capitol Hill and a bakery specializing in pies called High 5 Pie. Tap into Dani's entrepreneurial spirit, learn some of her pie making secrets, and of course, indulge your taste buds with a sample of some pie.
Politics Symposium Session - Why Do We Teach Politics?
3:15-4:30 p.m.
The Quad
When politics faculty tell others what we do, we are commonly met with responses that are either dismissive of the mere idea of politics, or are rants fueled by the pent up rage they usually direct at news pundits. Either case can leave one wondering :Why DO I teach politics?" In answering this question, WU politics professors Richard Ellis and Sammy Basu (both Oregon professors of the year) will offer their personal experience, discuss what they've learned, and point out the common misconceptions surrounding the study of politics. Panelists: Richard Ellis and SammyBasu; moderator: David Gutterman, Associate Professor of Politics.
Politics Symposium - Asia in Motion: Politics, Economy, Culture and Environment
3:15-4:30 p.m.
Kremer Board Room, Ford Hall
Asian societies are experiencing profound economic, legal, social, political, and cultural changes, yet new trends remain rooted in distinct historical trajectories. Given Asia's deep integration with, and prominent role in, global affairs, current changes in Japan, China and other parts of the region are linked in important ways to life in the U.S., and the Pacific Northwest more specifically. This panel of Willamette faculty, who study and visit Asia, will offer observations of key trends of change in Asia and their broader implications. Panelists: Yan Liang, Ron Loftus and Jim Nafziger; moderated by Greg Felker, Associate Professor of Politics.
Martha Springer Botanical Garden Tour
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
Tour WU's "secret" garden on campus with Dean Wentworth, Willamette's Botanical Garden & Greenhouse Curator. Dedicated in 1988 in honor of biology professor Martha Springer, the one acre site is divided into 12 smaller gardens, including a butterfly garden, herb garden, alpine rock garden, theme borders, and ethnobotany gardens.
Toast to Willamette
4:30-6:30 p.m.
The Quad
Savor samples from local vintners and brewers while mixing with fellow Bearcats from all schools and generations. Registration is required. Cost is $50 (includes Bearcat Bash dinner).
Symposium Social (at Toast to Willamette)
4:30-6:30 p.m.
The Quad
Politics Symposium attendees are invited to extend the conversations of the day in the special Symposium Lounge at Toast to Willamette. Registration is required. Cost is $50 (includes Bearcat Bash dinner)
Women's Soccer Match vs. Northwest Christian
5:00 p.m.
Sparks Field
See the Bearcat ladies storm the pitch to take on NW Christian in a heated regular season match!
Bearcat Bash
6:30-8:00 p.m.
The Quad
Gather with alumni from all WU schools and decades, and celebrate an evening of Willamette unity, shared history and the "Big W" while enjoying a sumptuous Northwest feast. Registration is required. Cost is $50 (includes Toast to Willamette reception)
Men's Soccer Match vs. UC Santa Cruz
7:00 p.m.
Sparks Field
Cheer on the Bearcats during their 2014 regular season home opener against UC Santa Cruz!
Student vs. Alumni Volleyball Match
7:30 p.m.
Cone Fieldhouse
Check out this exhibition volleyball game and cheer on some fellow alumni!
Screening of "The Gentleman of the Senate: Oregon's Mark Hatfield"
8:00-9:30 p.m.
Film Studies Room, Ford Hall
Join us for a special screening of The Hatfield Project documentary that reviews this Bearcat's extraordinary 40-year career in public service.
Salem Pub Crawl
8:00 p.m.
Hit the town and visit some old haunts as well as a few of Salem's new nightspots! Bearcat specials will be available (no host).
Saturday, Sept. 13 - The Apex
Breakfast with the President
9:00-10:30 a.m.
Alumni Lounge, Putnam University Center 3rd Floor
Enjoy a delicious town hall style breakfast buffet followed by an address from President Thorsett on the "Big W," Willamette's Strategic Plan, and how Bearcats can live and exemplify the school's motto. Registration is required ($15).
Pi Beta Phi Open House
10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
844 Mill St.
Visit the Willamette Pi Beta Phi house and meet some members of WU's Greek community.
Campus Tour
10:45-11:45 a.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
View your old stomping grounds with new eyes while you tour campus with student tour guides.
inClass Session - Breaking Chains: Slavery in Oregon
10:45-11:45 a.m.
Eaton 209
R. Gregory Nokes '59 tells the story of slavery in Oregon, focusing on the case of a Missouri family, who, after being brought to Oregon in 1844, were unlawfully enslaved by an Oregon legislator instead of being freed as expected.
Hallie Ford Museum Tour
10:45-11:45 a.m.
Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Visit Willamette's acclaimed museum, which has been described as "a vibrant artistic hub offering access to historical, regional and contemporary art."
Politics Symposium Session - Oregon's Political Benchmarks
10:45 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
The Quad
From the Beach Bill, Vote by Mail, or the Oregon Health Plan, this panel will discuss Oregon's legacy of legislative leadership and current challenges. Panelists: Rep. Tobias Read '97, Reyna Lopez '09, Dmitri Palmateer '96, Chet Orloff; moderator: Kerry Tymchuk '81, JD'84.
Politics Symposium Session - Nations within the Nation: Understanding the Sovereignty of Oregon Tribes
10:45 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Eaton 211
Oregon Indian Tribes, like all federally recognized tribes in the United States, are separate sovereign nations with powers to protect the health, safety and welfare of their members, as well as to govern their lands. This session will explore what 'tribal sovereignty' means in political, legal, economic and environmental terms, in the context of discussion of Oregon tribal governance. Panelist: Raymond Tsumpti, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs; moderator: Daniel P. Santos, Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Administration, Willamette University College of Law.
Homecoming "Tailgate" BBQ
12:00 p.m.
McCulloch Stadium
Soak up the tailgate atmosphere and get pumped up for the big game with barbecue, beverages and the biggest Bearcat fans on the planet at a fun tailgate lunch. Registration is required. Cost is $15 for adults, $8 for children.
Lunch on the Quad
12:00 p.m.
The Quad
Not heading to the football game? Enjoy a lunch buffet on campus with students instead. Registration is required. Cost is $15 for adults, $8 for children.
Wine Tasting Tour
1:00-4:30 p.m.
Leave the car behind and enjoy a guided afternoon tour in the spectacular Eola-Amity Hills wine country! We will visit Bryn Mawr Vineyards, Redhawk Vineyard and Winery, and St. Innocent Winery and enjoy some of the region's finest wines. Registration is required (transportation is included, $65).
Homecoming Football Game
1:30 p.m.
McCulloch Stadium
Cheer on your Willamette Bearcats as they take on the Trinity University (Texas) Tigers at McCulloch Stadium.
Politics Symposium - Screening of "The Gentleman of the Senate: Oregon's Mark Hatfield" plus Q&A Session with Filmmakers
1:30 p.m.
Film Studies Room, Ford Hall
The Politics Symposium wouldn't be complete without homage to one of Oregon's greatest political leaders, Senator Mark O. Hatfield '43.Join us for a special screening of The Hatfield Project documentary that reviews this Bearcat's extraordinary 40-year career in public service. Then, stay after the screening for a special Q&A session with the creative team behind the project.
Frank Lloyd Wright House Tour
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Gordon House, Silverton
Take a guided tour of The Gordon House, the only building in Oregon designed by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright (this tour is sold out).
Campus Tour
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
View your old stomping grounds with new eyes while you tour campus with student tour guides.
Zena Forest & Farm Tour
2:00-5:00 p.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
Visit 305 acres of ecologically diverse and historically significant land, which is overseen by Willamette University's Sustainability Institute (transportation provided). Sign up in the Bearcat Lounge.
Peace Corps Salute: Recognizing 50-Plus Years of Willamette Volunteerism
3:00-3:45 p.m.
The Quad
Join us in looking back at WU's long and celebrated history in the Peace Corps. Sarah Kassel '04, a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer and Regional Representative, will lead the conversation and also explain how you can become a volunteer, whatever your age.
inClass Session - Willamette Academy
3:00-4:00 p.m.
Ford 201
Founded in 2001, Willamette Academy has become a model program for reaching into historically underrepresented communities and empowering youth who have the desire and potential of becoming the first in their families to graduate from high school and attend college. Join Willamette Academy staff, students and alumni for an informative workshop that will educate, inspire, and empower you.
Politics Symposium Session - The Legacy of "Moderatism"
3:45-5:00 p.m.
Film Studies Room, Ford Hall
Moderate statesman are increasingly rare in this era of intensely ideological politics. Is the pragmatic politician an endangered species? Can moderate partisans exist in today's political climate? How does the legacy of past moderate leaders on both sides of the aisle influence the political leaders of today and tomorrow? Panelists: Rep. John Davis JD'09. Rep. Tobias Reed '97; moderator: Kerry Tymchuk '81, JD'84.
Peace Corps Salute: Stories from 50 Years of Service
4:00-5:00 p.m.
The Quad
The celebration of WU's Peace Corps volunteers continues as alumni share stories of their experiences and travels around the globe. John Uggen will moderate.
Peace Corps Salute: Reception
5:00-6:00 p.m.
The Quad
Meet and mingle with alumni, students and faculty in honoring WU's Peace Corps volunteers.
Peace Corps Salute: Dinner
6:00-7:00 p.m.
Celebrate WU's rich history of service in the Peace Corps at dinner. Special dinners will take place for class reunions. Registration is required. Cost is $24.
Men's Soccer Match vs. Multnomah
7:00 p.m.
Sparks Field
Join the Bearcat faithful at Sparks Field for an intense regular season match against Multnomah!
The Roof Party
8:00 p.m.
Ford Hall Roof Deck
Rumor has it, illicit parties have occurred on campus rooftops. You certainly never put your student status at risk with such reckless behavior...but now you have your diploma. Enjoy an evening with friends, music, libations and an elevated atmosphere. Cost is $10.
Sunday, Sept. 14 - The Wind Down
Time of Remembrance
9:45-:10:15 a.m.
Star Trees (Cone Chapel in case of rain)
Gather under the Star Trees with Willamette's Chaplain, Karen Wood, for an informal time of remembrance as we pay respect to members of the Willamette community who have passed on.
Farewell Brunch
10:00-11:30 a.m.
The Quad
Join fellow alumni and friends for the final group meal of the weekend. Registration is required ($15).
Class of '59 Women's Brunch
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Wilson-Hines Room
The women from the class of 1959 will gather for brunch and celebrate their 55 years of friendship and ties to WU. Cost is $17.
Willamette Valley Vineyards Tour
12:00-3:00 p.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
Visit one of the region's leading wineries, Willamette Valley Vineyards, for a special tasting tour, and meet owner Jim Bernau '75. Registration is required (transportation included, $45).
Silver Falls Hike
12:00-3:00 p.m.
Meet at the Bearcat Lounge
Enjoy a beautiful scenic hike at Oregon's Silver Falls State Park with student leaders from Willamette's Outdoor Program. Registration is required (transportation included, $10).
Salem Chamber Orchestra Concert
3:00 p.m.
The concert will feature Mozart's "Overture to Don Giovanni, Sejourne," "Concerto for Marimba and Strings," and Beethoven's "Symphony No. 2." Alumni Weekend participants receive a 50% discount.
Monday, Sept. 14 - The Encore
Audit Classes
All Day
Observe current professors and students in their natural habitat without the risk of being assigned a 20-page paper or pop quiz. Per faculty request, space is limited. Click link at the top of the page for a full audit class listing.
FORE Willamette Golf Tournament
11:00 a.m.
The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club in Aloha, OR
For nearly 40 years, FORE Willamette has been an important University tradition that brings together alumni, parents, coaches, and corporate and community partners to celebrate and support Bearcat Athletics. All proceeds from FORE Willamette go to support more than 450 student-athletes participating in 20 NCAA Division III programs. Registration is required ($225).