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Things I like/love: God, Harry Potter (duh), chocolate, coffee, the Nashville Predators, Star Wars, manga, the Twilight Series, and music.
Things I dislike/hate: black liqorice, Arnold Schwarzenegger, people who think that just because they can't tell the difference between twins means that there IS no difference, football, Social Studies, French, people who think they're all that, people who insult my friends or family, and Satan.
Favorite band: The Higgins (Go to their site and listen to their music! It's really awesome, I swear! www.higginsmusic.com)
Oh, yeah, and I absolutely love Chantal Kreviazuk! She is so cool!!!
Favorite actors: Bonnie Wright, my brother Brandon, Richard Harris, Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Oliver and James Phelps, Tom Welling, Allison Mack, and Erica Durance.
Ships: James/Lily, Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione, Sirius/me, and Draco/Abby (you know who you are, Abby!) I love Fred Weasley, too, and was abso-bloody-lutely furious when he died. I cried, and sometimes still do...
98 percent of teenagers do or has tried smoking pot. If you're one of the 2 percent who hasn't, copy & paste this in your profile.
If you love God with your whole heart and are 100 percent proud of it, copy & paste this in your profile.
Ninety-five percent of teenagers are concerned about being popular. If you are one of the five percent who aren't, copy this, put it in your profile, and add your name to the list: Queen S of Randomness 016, Queen B of Randomness 016, AnimieKittyCaffe, The Gypsy Pirate Queen, That Bloody Demon, The Astrology Nerd, Shadow929, Crazy Billie Joe Loving Freak, Yavie Aelienel, Hyperactively Bored, Spymaster E, Shanny-Boo, Gem W, Brown-eyed angelofmusic, piratesswriter/fairy to be, Bara-Minomoto, Em Quagmire, Buffy The Mary-Sue Slayer, Random Little Writer, SamanthaFantasyFan, EdwardAddict, Supergirrl, Elemental-ANimal, Mother Nature's Daughter, Schmerg_The_Impaler, koolio_jollymints, Prongsies_Girl_93
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Weird is good, strange is bad, and odd is when you don't know which to call someone. Weird is the same as different, which is the same as unique,so weird is good. If you are weird and proud of it, copy this onto your profile!
92 percent of American teens would die if Abercombie and Fitch told them it was uncool to breathe. Copy this in your profile if you would be the 8 percent that would be laughing your head off.
If you think that those stupid kids should just give that God-forsaken Trix rabbit some Trix, copy this into your profile.
If you are mad at JKR for saying that Dumbledore is gay, copy and paste this into your profile.
If you've ever been assigned a thousand word essay and wanted to put a picture in and write the caption as 'pictures are worth a thousand words', copy and paste this in your profile.
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The Epic Tale of the Hogwarts Food-fight by Gin_Drinka
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 769]
Summary: "Some mistakes are too much fun to make just once."
After Lily Evans, Head Girl of Hogwarts, starts a food-fight with James Potter, Head Boy of Hogwarts, they are both given detention for the rest of the year, and are assigned a 'detention journal', which the staff say will help to settle their 'overwhelming and disturbing differences'. We have come across Lily's journal; her take on why the whole affair ever started, her intriguing relationship with one 'supreme git of the galaxy', the extents to which she will go for revenge and where it will lead her...
"And if for some unknown reason you come across this, Potter, and the paragraph above does not manage to penetrate your unusually thick head and convince you of my stupendous dislike of you, I hope the following sentence helps: I HATE YOU!"
Bloody hilarious!!!! I honestly can't wait to read the next one! Please update soon!!!!
Author's Response: I\'ll try to post the next chapter by the end of this week, at least. And it makes me grin like a fool to know you like my story!
Great chapter, it was really, really good! I KNEW Terry was really an ass! The jerk! Poor James, that HAIRSTYLE... whoo... *shudder* My mum thought it was funny too, though. Which it was. I'm really sorry about your little sister! I really hope she's okay!
Author's Response: Lol, tell your mom I\'m glad! Yeah, Terry...not very likeable...but, who knows... My sis is okay, and she says thanks!
"Queen of Nudity"... LMAO!!!! I'm so gonna do that to one of my friends and start calling her that!
Author's Response: Lol, tell me how it goes. ;)
I loved it!! It's lucky my brother was asleep (on the couch) or he would have labelled me insane for laughing so hard. Please update soon!!!!
Author's Response: I will! Lucky you didn\'t wake your brother up with your laughter. He, I bet he wouldn\'t have been pleased...and it would be my fault...lol, ignore my ludicrousness. Well, thanks!
Yay, they're friends! Hooray!!! Great chapter, I absolutely loved it! Can't wait for the next one! McGonagall's reaction is awesome!
Author's Response: I\'m glad. I love McGonagall...random, I know.
The Curtain Call by Amelia Bedelia
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 421]
Summary: James and Lily spend their summers together producing plays, though neither are happy about the presence of the other. With James, as the set designer, and Lily, as the actress, tensions run high.
Jimmy is awesome. Plain awesome. I love how everyone sees how Lily likes James except herself and him. Update again soon, please!!!
Author's Response: I\'m so glad you like Jimmy, because - truth be told - I think he\'s my favorite character to write... :) Almost more than James - but not quite. :D Thanks for the review! Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
Omigosh, FINALLY!!! Please, please, please, update soon!
I feel so bad for James...
ouch, harsh much? Please update soon, this chapter is too suspenseful!
Author's Response: Extremely harsh... But this was one of my favorite fights to write. :D This and the one in the next chapter... Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
*uncontrollable sobbing*
Author's Response: Oh no, I\'m sorry! But... I\'m kind-of not! Haha! I\'m glad you\'re so upset with me! :D Thanks for reviewing! Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
Awww, that's so sweet! I love it! Please, please, please update soon!!!
Author's Response: Thanks! :D I\'m glad you like it so much! Thank you for the review! Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
Dude, I swear, I was totally freaking out with her! Through this whole chapter, I was half shaking; sitting on the edge of my seat! Please, please, PLEASE update soon!!!
Author's Response: Yay, I\'m so glad you felt what Lily was feeling! :D I\'m sorry I freaked you out, though... Haha! Thank you for the review! Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
Jimmy's a sweetheart.
EEEEEK! 5 bucks says that the next time James goes to the museum, Bernie isn't going to be very happy... Loved it, loved it, LOVED it!!!! Update soon, please!
Author's Response: Thank you! And we\'ll have to wait and see if that bet comes true... :) Thanks for the review! Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
It ended too soon! *pouted* They were THAT close- *holds thumb and index finger a centimeter apart* -from kissing! Great job, update really, really soon, please!
Author's Response: I know, so close! :D But not quite close enough! Haha! You just need to wait a tiny bit more... :D If that\'s not a spoiler, I don\'t know what is... Thank you for the review! Yours truly, Amelia Bedelia
Trick or Treat by Hallie Black
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 42]
Summary: Its the Marauders first Halloween outside of school, and, persuaded by Lilys assurances that it will be great fun, they agree to spend it the Muggle Way. But how can anything go as planned when youre with Sirius Black and James Potter?
I siriusly killed myself laughing. I probably got my mom thinking that I'm off my rocker. I can't wait for the next ones! Holy shit that was probably the best fic I have ever read!
The Best (and the Worst) Years by james_fanatic
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 32]
Summary: James and Lily go through school together. They come to realize that they hate each other, and love each other. This is the story of their good times and bad times.
Ooooh, exciting!! Can wait for the next chapter!
Author's Response: Thanks! I will try to get the next chapter up as soon as I can. Thanks again!
Trouble in Paradise by HarrynHermione_06
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 38]
Summary: Every legendary romance has a couple of rough patches here and there. Well, here's one that could just ruin a relationship forever.
Damn. James is the biggest PRAT on this here good earth. It was unexpected, but holy shite. What is his PROBLEM?!? Great fic, though.
Author's Response: Thank you!! Yes, and I know, James was a little OOC, I don\'t think he\'d ever do that to Lily, but hey, a twist is a twist.
Questioning the Freak and the Whale by Phenioxsong22
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 185]
Summary: Lily has planned this meeting from the day she and James began dating. First, there would be the greetings between James and her parents. Then, dinner would come. This would be closely followed by a time to just chat and have her parents and boyfriend become acquainted with each other. Everything would be perfect. But this all changes after her sister's insufferable boyfriend shows up, "Black" magic goes haywire, and her parents don't return from 'their honeymoon all over again' until the next day. Couples battle it out, and it seems no one will make it out in one piece after three arm wrestling matches, a bounding black dog, and an angry exchange. This meeting is certainly not going as planned...
Chapter 7 Updated!!
so can't wait for the next chapter! I dunno what Sirius told James to do, but to me it sounds like snogging her brains out. Well, we know that whatever Sirius does it can't be bad enough to kill him.
Author's Response: Yes, James loves Sirius too much to murder him, but the thought can be very tempting!
"It Unscrews The Other Way" by Pussycat123
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 112]
Summary: The line that probably best describes the legacy that the Weasley twins left behind after their Great Escape, during Umbridge's brief rein at Hogwarts. Their legend lasted years afterwards ... but eventually, the only permanent physical reminder was the roped off corner of one corridor, containing a small part of swamp. The mystery of its origins is merely smiled at reminiscently by teachers, and the students can do nothing but spread rumours of how it came to be. When little Janey Weasley starts life at Hogwarts, the mystery is still unsolved. On a whim, and desperate for recognition, she writes home to her father, asking how it came to be. When Ron replies with the true story, a chain of events begins that might just be the making of the next true Hogwarts mischief legend ...
**One-Shot, Post Hogwarts** Now available as AudioFiction Episode #95!
*snicker* Here we go... *checks out other fics*
Author's Response: =D Have fun!
Harry's First Christmas by JC_Cainstone
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 11]
Summary: Harry's first Christmas with his parents, James and Lily. Just a bit of fluff for this time of the year. 'Twas originally going to be submitted for the Winter Challenge, but then I started writing and it didn't follow the guidelines properly, so it's here instead!
Aw, such a pretty story. Sorry, I'm still a little kid at heart. Thanks for giving me a great read, though I think Lily was worrying a little too much.
Author's Response: Thanks a lot! I am also much the little child, although I try not to show it :P Maybe Lily was, we might not ever know, although her family who she loves dearly were at risk of death, so, you never know. Thanks again for reviewing!


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Wireline moves forward amid shifting sands: a look at 2012's trends
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Crack is whack, and even the most powerful drug gangs in Rio aren't disputing that fact.
Amid a painful and violent uptick in crack-cocaine usage and facing increasingly successful police strategies pushing them out of the favelas, the most powerful drug gang in Brazil's capital of Rio de Janeiro has opened up a public relations front, telling members of the press that they will no longer sell crack because it destabilizes communities.
Authorities in Rio aren't buying it, however. They believe the new twist in strategy is part of a smokescreen to confuse continued efforts at pacification, a police strategy that's successfully pushed heavily armed drug gangs out of many areas in Rio's notoriously violent slums, where civilians all to often wind up as innocent victims of stray gunfire.
Pacification techniques factor heavily into the city's plans to host the 2016 summer Olympics, especially since Brazilian officials do not want visiting athletes or tourists to see the city's open-air drug markets or relatively common violent side. By pacifying areas near where the games will be held, authorities have succeeded in creating a relatively safe public space, gradually winning hearts and minds.
But now the drug gangs are trying to win them back, vowing to stop selling crack for the sake of the community. According to The Associated Press, it started with the leader of Comando Vermelho, Rio's most powerful gang, watching his brother succumb to crack addiction. And once Vermelho stopped selling crack, others were persuaded to stop as well after seeing how it has destabilized their customer-base.
"Today we can say with certainty that we're looking at the end of crack in Rio de Janeiro," a lawyer for the gangs told AP reporter Juliana Barbassa.
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I am not totally sure that your time horizon of 1 to 3 years is specific enough. We do not invest in 3 year cycles, but I would be more than glad to take the other side of that trade for 2012...Our partners want profits, not long term theories....we are partying on and GMCR high over a one week trade at 59.39 wasn't too bad. Full disclosure we sold at 56.36 and 58.61, so not a bad 7 day profit. I can't wait for what you say about our next blog about SIRI...
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Hmmmm....GMCR seems to be at 58....I guess the losses are coming soon???? I am just trying to find a place to put all of this profit....LMAO, also, AMZN, will rip you face off if you are going short....I would take the other side of that bet any day.....
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Well, well, well, I guess the losses that are set to come are way, way, off. As stated in the blog, this is only a short term trade. Yourself, being a premier hedge fund manager, would understanding the idea trading for short term profit. I am no fan of GMCR, but I don't mind a 8.7% profit in 4 days. Not bad, furthermore my partners like making money. Hope you didn't short and you climbed the mountain for profits.....
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Beautiful view and ok servicePosted Jul 28, 2014
Pros: The view and grounds, fitness center was very nice
Cons: service
Room was way to expensive for what we were offered. Check in time was not until 5pm, which is terribly late, especially considering most people are traveling in to the hotel. Staff was not at all accommodating and even rude when I called several times to see about an early check in. Nobody could offer "any guarantee" and they did not offer to call when the room is ready, or even give suggested timeframes when the room might be ready. We were traveling in to town for a wedding at 4, (which I explained several times) so this was most unhelpful. I've paid less, in bigger cities, and have had nicer rooms with far superior service.
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Needs a refreshPosted Jul 20, 2014
Pros: Beautiful location. Great view from the dining room.
Cons: Food was only OK. We drove to a nearby town and had breakfast that was amazing at one third the cost.
This hotel is showing its age. I suppose you wouldn't notice this so much if you were here with a bunch on bros to just play golf, drink, and smoke cigars. I expected much more from a hotel at this price point.
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Nice and quietPosted Jul 15, 2014
Pros: No big crowds this time of the year (summer).
Cons: More consistent housekeeping. Scrambled eggs on buffet were one giant block of egg product from which you carved off a slab.
Location: Couple of nice casual dining places in Bellaire. Also, Mr. K's pizza in Mancelona seems like a hole-in-the-wall, but had really good pizza.
Friendly folks when checked in. The main lodge is showing its age, but is pretty well maintained. Housekeeping was hit and miss..... one day they did great, the next day they didn't replace the coffee packets, put dirty utensils in the dishwasher but didn't wash them, crumbs still on the floor from dinner previous night (apparently didn't vacuum), and appeared to have hurriedly thrown the covers back on the bed (still really wrinkled). Used the hot tub the first night.... and as is typical of bathroom hot tubs, the water sitting in the pipes from the previous user had enough soap scum to create a ring around the whirlpool tub.... it was quite visible but housekeeping never cleaned it for the 4 nights we were there. Used the balcony to sip wine and watch the lake. Overall relaxing environment.
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An ok place.Posted Jul 13, 2014
Pros: The hotel dining room staff & food was excellent. Dining room is conveniently located.
Signage to Shanty Creek is a little misleading. Not a lot of parking for busy summer holidays. Not a lot of sound proofing. Indoor & outdoor noise seems to echo.
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rooms were nice. breakfast was not good, slow service and extremely slow seating (even though many tables were open).
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You don't get value for the price. The front desk was hasty and impatient in checking me in and with direction and general courteous information.
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The whole complex is quaint!Posted Mar 12, 2014
Pros: Location!!! Scenic beauty fom lobby/dining room, comfy beds, food quality and selection
Cons: HOUSEKEEPING!!! Hot tub and temperature controls!
Location: Snowboard and golf! Who needs anything more?
We primarily snowboarded at Schuss although the lodge is right on Summit because Summit is really small and the beginner hill leaves a lot to be desired (we brought a first-timer with us). As for the lodge/hotel; nicely maintained with exposed timbers and giant fireplaces in dining room, pool area and some common areas. Comfy beds and everything seemed pretty new and up to date. Just a few negatives; housekeeping never cleaned our rooms (we stayed for 3 nights), the rooms were hot and I mean blazing inferno hot, I has to keep the balcony door open AND the a/c on at night and the hot tub is not only tiny but also really dirty.


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Cheers Martin and DS. Running is a great sport when you are fit and well but not so much fun when you are struggling and running slower than you know you are capable of. I've been running for 10 years now and the last 2 years have been my worst to date.
Haven't been on here for a long time as fitness is poor and motivation was low for a while. Heading to GNR next weekend so things are loooking up again. Had to defer my entry last year due to injury so lloking forward to taking part this time.
Nattybow and Alwyn, hope you both enjoy the GNR. I am going over on Saturday morning and flying home on Sunday evening. Unfortunately for me I have to defer my entry until next year as picked up an injury about 4 weeks ago.
I ran a very pleasing 13.1mile training run on the Sunday and was on a high. I then ran a sesons best 5k on the Wednesday and after this race my piriformis and gluteus muscles went into spasm. Had sports massage and a few visits to physio but think rest is going to be the only cure. I am gutted but will cheer on 3 club mates who are also taking part.
Enjoyed NFU Ballymoney 5 Mile Race on Friday night. Keep forgetting how tough the middle part of the course is. Ran 4 seconds faster than last year but hope to get faster yet. Cookstown on Friday night should be a good race too.
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IN THE MIDDLE OF NEW YORK CITY lies a neighborhood where all secrets are valuable, all assets are liquid, and all deals are sealed with a blessing. Welcome to the diamond district. Ninety percent of all diamonds that enter America pass through these few blocks, but the inner workings of this mysterious world are known only to the people who inhabit it. With insight and drama, Alicia Oltuski limns her family's diamond-paved move from communist Siberia to a displaced persons camp in post–World War II Germany to New York's diamond district, exploring the connections among Jews and the industry, the gem and its lore, and the exotic citizens of this secluded world.
Now in paperback, Precious Objects offers an insider's look at the history, business, and society behind one of the world's most coveted natural resources, providing an unforgettable backstage pass to an extraordinary and timeless show.
Alicia Oltuski received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees at the University of Pennsylvania and an MFA in writing from Columbia University, where she was awarded the David Berg Foundation Fellowship. Her work has appeared on NPR's Berlin Stories, in The Philadelphia Bulletin, The Penn Review, Peregrine, and other publications. She has taught at the University of the Arts and lives in the Washington, D.C. area with her husband.
"In the end, Ms Oltuski's book is an honest look at the diamond trade. And in telling this story, it is obvious the real precious objects in the book are not the diamonds, but her family members and the other men and (few) women who inhabit New York's diamond district."
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Nancy Pfund managing partner BDL Investors "All new energy industries -- timber, coal, oil and gas, nuclear -- have received substantial government support at a pivotal time in their early growth, creating millions of jobs and significant economic growth," adding, "Subsidies for these 'traditional' energy sources were many, many times what we are spending today on renewables." Also environmental protection should trump profits any day
In any case,you are missing the larger point, the gov't has no legitimate role in providing venture capital funding directly to businesses, that is done much more efficiently in the private sector. The green subsidies are executed in the most inefficient possible manner.
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The second thing you should know is that the NHL hates it when small market teams get to the third round or, God forbid, the Stanley Cup finals. Again, it does not maximize league revenue. They made that mistake quite few years ago when Edmonton and Calgary made it in back to back years and their TV ratings sucked. So the odds are stacked against you.
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Kelly Grogg
Student in the School of Library and Information Science, Kelly holds a BA in English Literature from the University of Iowa and has spent her last two years with the US Peace Corps in Cambodia.
Jillian Phillips
Student in the School of Library and Information Science and the Center for the Book, Jillian holds a BA, with majors in English and French, from Creighton University and a MA in English, with a concentration in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, from the University of Victoria.
Andrea Kohashi
Student in the dual program in the Center for the Book and the School of Library and Information Science, Andrea holds a BA with a major in Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis.
Kalmia Strong
Student in the School of Library and Information Science and the Center for the Book, Kalmia took her BA at New York University with a concentration in The History and Future of the Book and Print Culture.
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PhD candidate in American Studies, in dissertation research on "Red Nations: The Transatlantic Relations of the American Indian Rights Movement."
Colleen Kelley
PhD candidate in History, in dissertation research on 19th century American policies toward Native Americans.
Anne Covell
Anne completed the dual program in the Center for the Book & School of Library and Information Science program in May 2010 and is currently pursuing an MFA in Book Arts at the Center for the Book on an Iowa Arts Fellowship. Anne also holds a dual BA in Art History and Art-Applied Design with an emphasis in Metals from San Diego State University.
Juli (Williams) McLoone
Juli holds a BA in English and Anthropology from Indiana University, an MA in Anthropology from the University of Iowa, and completed the dual Center for the Book & School of Library and Information Science program in Spring 2009. She is currently special collections librarian at the University of Texas San Antonio.
Nana (Diederichs) Holtsnider
Student in the dual Center for the Book & School of Library and Information Science program, Nana holds an MA in Comparative Literature from Colorado and a BA from the University of Iowa. Finishing the Fellowship in June 2008, she joined her husband, a diplomat in the U.S. Foreign Service, in Tunisia; and supported by a Jacob Javits Fellowship entered the PhD program in Comparative Literature at the University of Chicago in Fall 2010, .
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Specializing in documentary photography of the American West, Rachel completed her PhD in 2007 and is currently Assistant Professor of Art History at the University of Texas at Tyler.
A native of Lansing, Iowa, Robert "Bob" Olson earned an undergraduate business degree from Iowa in 1933, working part-time as a student assistant in the Libraries, and graduated from the College of Law in 1935. He married Iowa City native Ruth Bywater in 1937 and worked in the public utility industry in Chicago until 1947, when he joined the Kansas City Power and Light Company. Over the next 26 years Olson held most of the executive positions in that company, becoming president in 1960 and retiring as chairman of the board in 1973. He was very active in the Kansas City business community, serving on the boards of several local corporations and volunteering his time among civic and cultural organizations. Ruth Bywater Olson died in 1979; Robert Olson in August 2003. His estate gift to the University, some $5.5 million, benefits nine programs, and includes the Robert A. and Ruth Bywater Olson Special Collections Fund. Income from that fund underwrites the Olson Graduate Research Assistantship program.The Olson Graduate Research Assistantships are designed to support graduate students in the course of their academic work; provide on-the-job training at the immediate pre-professional level for students who are or may become interested in Special Collections librarianship, museum curatorship, achives administration, or similar career paths; and offer opportunities to accumulate and document significant academic and work experience and accomplishment.
One Olson Graduate Research Assistant is selected each spring and offered a two-fiscal-year 50% (20 hr/week) graduate research assistant appointment. As a graduate assistant, the incumbent earns a full-year stipend, qualifies for health insurance benefits and a full tuition scholarship at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences resident rate ($4,126/semester or $8,242/AY). Graduate assistants must continue to be enrolled as students and forfeit the assistantship should they withdraw or graduate.
The terms and conditions of employment in this position, including but not limited to wages and benefits, are governed by a collective bargaining agreement between the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, and UE Local 896/COGS, the union representing graduate teaching and research assistants at the University of Iowa. A copy of this collective bargaining agreement may be viewed from the University web site: http://hr.uiowa.edu/bargaining/cogs-contract-15.
Each incoming graduate research assistant will become familiar with all aspects of the operations of the Special Collections department and during their first year will take on a number of specific projects that involve rare books, manuscripts, and archival records. Their work will include assisting readers, answering queries, and locating materials. Projects may include bibliographic research, organization and description of collections, curating exhibitions, and participating in instruction and outreach activities.
In the second year of their appointments, Olson Graduate Research Assistants will build on the experiences they have had in the first, and they will take on more explicit management roles. Their first assignment, for example, will be to orient and train the incoming Olson Graduate Research Assistant. They will also design and supervise projects that include other student assistants. Graduate research assistants are expected to make reasonable progress toward the academic goals they outline in their applications. They will be encouraged to take part in professional activities by attending meetings and conferences such as RBMS, MAC, SAA, ALA, ILA, or SHARP, a course at Rare Book School, or appropriate scholarly conferences. To support this, they will be guaranteed $1000 each year to underwrite travel or conference expenses.
Olson Graduate Research Assistants are selected by competition. This competition is open to incoming students who have been accepted into a graduate degree program, as well as students who are currently enrolled in a graduate degree program. Students in the School of Library and Information Science, in the University of Iowa Center for the Book, or the English, History, American Studies, and Art & Art History programs may have particular interest, but applications from students in any graduate program will be carefully considered.
Each candidate must submit a résumé and a statement outlining their academic and career aspirations and describing how appointment as an Olson Graduate Research Assistant would specifically forward those aspirations. The statement is particularly important and should not exceed three (3) typed pages (about 1000 words). Contact information for one or two references who can speak to the candidate's academic and career aspirations should also be submitted.
A call for applications for the 2015-2017 Olson Graduate Research Assistantship will be posted on the UI Libraries' employment website in Spring 2015 for an appointment to begin July 1.


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Mercury, we hardly knew ye – as anything more than a place where re-badged Ford products could linger in obscurity, serving their purpose as rental cars and female-marketed A-to-B transportation. After 71 years, this model is no longer sustainable, and Automotive News reports that today, Mercury will be sent to the great garage in the sky, next to Saturn, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Plymouth.
Mercury sales fell 74 percent from 2000 through 2009 and dropped 11 percent in May. "Sales had sunk too low to keep Mercury around," John Wolkonowicz, an auto analyst with IHS Global Insight in Lexington, Mass, told Automotive News. "The volumes are now probably too small for it to be profitable."
Key Mercury models like the Grand Marquis and Milan are set to end production at the end of 2010, leaving Mercury without two crucial products.
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MANSFIELD — This much is clear. The Northern Burlington Greyhounds are on a mission.
The Greyhounds didn't miss a beat despite the fact it actually took two days to complete its 35-0 victory over Princeton in a West Jersey Football League Patriot Division game.
Northern jumped to a quick 7-0 lead Thursday night before thunderstorms forced the game to be suspended and continued Friday.
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The stage is set for America to meet a long-overdue national obligation now that Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has recommended New Yorker Henry Johnson for the Medal of Honor.
Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama were guests at the nuptials of Sam Kass, their devoted family chef, and MSNBC host Alex Wagner.
GUILDERLAND, N.Y. — Joseph Persico, best-selling author, historian and speechwriter for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, has died. He was 84.
Hollywood's hottest stars made it difficult to focus on the ball as they sat in the stands to watch the 2014 U.S. Open.
Caroline Wozniacki wore down Maria Sharapova to win in three sets at the U.S. Open and return to a Grand Slam quarterfinal for the first time in more than two years.
Four people had already put down around $15,000 each to watch British woman Josie Cunningham give birth.
Pete Frates — the former Boston College baseball player diagnosed with ALS — is now the father of a little girl born early Sunday morning to his wife, Julie Frates.
Kenneth Faried scored 22 points, Anthony Davis all of his 19 in the second half, and the U.S. rebounded from a rare deficit at halftime to beat Turkey 98-77 on Sunday in the Basketball World Cup.
A blistering blaze ripped through a popular pub in Midtown's Theater District Saturday, authorities said.
The Oklahoma Thunder superstar was set to sign a 10-year sponsorship agreement with Under Armour worth between $265 million and $285 million.
Michael Sam's impressive preseason wasn't impressive enough to get any team to claim him off waivers after the Rams released him Saturday. He is likely headed to the Rams practice squad.
Surpassing Marvel hero 'Captain America's' $259.8 million earned, the 'Guardians' topped weekend charts for the third time since its debut, totaling domestic sales at $274.6 million.
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Roger Goodell suspended Ray Rice, seen dragging the unconscious woman who is now his wife out of an elevator in Atlantic City last February, for two games. A punishment, he admitted, was too light.
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Stacia Backensto, an Alaska biologist and master of disguise, dressed herself as one of the men working in the northern oilfields to spy on the scientist-shy birds.
The Texas brewery pulled the super-sized stunt to launch its Peacemaker Anytime Ale.
The name has been given to almost 5,000 people, and edges out Norwegian names such as Per and Jan.
A private collector has bought online a slice of Princess Diana's and Prince Charles 33-year-old wedding cake.
Tucker, a tabby, is at the adoption center Purrfectpals in Arlington, Va., hoping for a new place to live.
Glenn Cornick, the original bass player in the rock band Jethro Tull, died of congestive heart failure at his home in Hilo, Hawaii, on Thursday.
Attorney Alan Blacker was told off and warned never to dress in court like that again.
Kate Mara has called it quits with her longtime boyfriend. The "House of Cards" star has broken up with Max Minghella, according to Us Weekly.
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Miley Cyrus is not just a pop star — she's also a rebel. The "Wrecking Ball" singer graces the cover of V magazine's Rebel Issue.
Rihanna soaked up the Mediterranean sun while enjoying a well-earned break aboard a luxurious yacht in Ponza, Italy.
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