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Please join us on Wednesday, September 24 from 11-12:00PM in Mayo Concert Hall (Music Building) for a free public lecture by singer and actress Ms. Sarah Dash of the iconic genre-defying trio Labelle. Along with fellow Labelle members Patti Labelle and fellow Trenton native Nona Hendryx, Ms. Dash has been recognized by scholars and journalists as an important contributor to trends in music and popular culture in the 1960's and 70's. Beginning as the Bluebelles, they garnered critical acclaim in the early 1960's with soaring renditions of standards such as "Danny Boy," "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," and "You'll Never Walk Alone." They reinvented themselves in the 1970's with elaborate stage shows, glam rock costuming and a bold repertoire that included their best known hit, "Lady Marmalade.
In her lecture, Ms. Dash will speak about how her upbringing in the African-American church in Trenton, as well as the city's public schools, contributed to her early musical development. She will discuss some of the challenges she faced as a black woman in an industry rife with tales of race, gender and financial exploitation. She has also promised to share rarely seen performance footage and photos.
On Wednesday, October 29 at 7:30PM we invite you to "Trenton Makes Music: A Celebration" in the Kendall Black Box Theatre (Kendall Hall). Trenton music legends Thomas Gryce and Clifford Adams will be playing together with TCNJ Jazz Ensemble led by Professor Gary Fienberg. Repertoire will include pieces by Oliver Nelson, Bobby Timmons, Duke Jordan, Horace Silver, Kenny Burrell, and more. The evening will benefit the Don Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund at TCNJ. Professor Evans established the History of Jazz course at TCNJ along with other arts related offerings, in addition to being a playwright of note. The scholarship supports students pursuing arts education at TCNJ who experience financial hardship.
Saxophonist and arranger Thomas Gryce was born in Pensacola, Florida, and during the Great Depression, Tommy and his famous brother Gigi Gryce were schooled in music as children by a musician from the Andy Kirk band through the WPA, a New Deal program. Eventually, Gryce's talent took him to Wilberforce University in Ohio and ultimately, he received his MA from Columbia University in NYC while playing with the likes of Betty Carter, Benny Golson, Melba Liston, Ben Riley and Donald Byrd. Known throughout the Delaware Valley area as one of the premier music teachers, Gryce taught at Trenton High School and Westminster College, and worked as a curriculum consultant for many educational institutions.
Clifford Adams was born and raised in Trenton, NJ and briefly attended Trenton State College to study trombone. Since the, he has played with many of the jazz greats, names that resound throughout history and remain vibrant in the present by their influence on modern music forms such as tenor saxophonist Gene Ammons, bebop era saxophonist Sonny Stitt and trumpeter Freddie Hubbard. Most notably, Mr. Adams spent decades in the horn section of the long-time pop-funk band Kool and the Gang and is recognized for his solos in hits such as "Joanna," "Jungle Boogie," and "Hollywood Swinging."
The lecture and concert are held in conjunction with a class tailored to incoming TCNJ freshman, Trenton Makes Music, taught by Professor Kim Pearson with the help of Professor Teresa Nakra of the TCNJ Department of Music. The goal of the class is to produce a multimedia website documenting the stories of the dozens of Trenton musicians who have become important contributors to popular culture.
Tickets to Trenton Makes Music: A Celebration are available here or by calling 609-771-2775. For further information on other TCNJ events, please visit our online calendar.]]>
The Art Gallery at TCNJ is very pleased to present the 2014 Alumni Art Exhibition to showcase the exemplary, innovative artwork of the College's graduates. The exhibition opening reception is Wednesday, September 3, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and the show will be on view through October 9. All Art Gallery exhibitions and programs are free and open to the public.
The 30 alumni artists in the exhibition are Bonnie Berkowitz, Rocky Canonica, Kevin Carr, Al Compoly, Elizabeth Connor, Eileen Conte, Keith Cosby, Lisa Czernikowski, Natalie DiSantis, Amy Hurley Heath, Elisa Hirvonen, Amanda Kamen, Jess Lauren Lipton, Kyle LoPinto, Roxi Marsen, Teri McCans, Michelle Nugent, Katie Petrillo, Erica Engfer Pizza, Bill Plank, Helene Plank, Michael Pyrdsa, Gabe Randazzo, Rachel Razza, Cody Rounds, Josh Sender, Frank Sung, Loriana Takacs, Saima Yousuf, and Grace Zambelli. The exhibition includes art in all media—drawings, prints, paintings, sculptures, videos, mixed media works, and an interactive installation. The artists in the show represent classes from the 1970s all the way up to graduates in 2014.
The exhibition juror has been Sara Reisman, director of New York City's Percent for Art program, which commissions permanent artworks for new and renovated city-owned spaces, both indoors and outdoors. Reisman's extensive knowledge of contemporary art and experience as an independent curator enabled a thoughtful and careful review of the many excellent submissions for the exhibition. She has also been the 2011 critic-in-residence at Art Omi, an international visual artist residency in upstate New York, and in 2013, she received the Marica Vilcek Curatorial Fellow from the Foundation for a Civil Society.
TCNJ Art Gallery is located in the Art and Interactive Multimedia Building (AIMM) on the campus at 2000 Pennington Road in Ewing. Gallery hours are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12:00 until 7:00, and Sundays from 1:00 until 3:00. For more information about exhibitions and programs and for directions and parking, visit tcnj.edu/artgallery or call 609-771-2633. TCNJ's exhibitions are supported in part by the Mercer County Cultural and Heritage Commission, through funding from the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders and the New Jersey Sate Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.]]>
Name: Nicole L. Thompson
Age: 22
Hometown: Newark, NJ
Major/Minor: Communication Studies (Radio/TV/Film Track), Integrated Performing Arts Minor
Graduation Year: 2014
How did you first become interested in TV and Film?
Well, that really started for me at a very young age and I give credit to God for guiding my footsteps to the career that I have now. I know for certain if it had not been for the Lord, I would not be where I am today. My interest in film actual began from taking classes. Education is very important to my family, and when I was 13 or so I enrolled in pre-college courses at NJIT each summer. One year they gave us an option of taking a Video Production course where I made my first documentary, a spotlight on my brother. That summer was really an introduction to the field and focusing on learning video production and the editing software Final Cut Pro. I loved every minute of it, and it was during those classes when I realized I could actually have career in this field. As a kid, I only watched TV and film so for a very long time I was only a consumer, but while creating it, I soon realized this was something that I could make a living doing. The final moment when I knew that I wanted to pursue this field was during a trip to South Africa as a high school freshman. While in South Africa I saw a country that was so beautiful in some parts but was filled with disparities in other parts. There were children wandering the streets and living in shanties. I didn't have any video equipment with me, but I knew the world needed to see this. I wanted to show everyone what life there was really like, all the social injustices taking place. It is from that experience I wanted to spend my life making films that will help make a difference or tell the stories of those who do not have the ability to do so.
Did you continue to experiment with film as you got older?
Yes, definitely. My high school, Malcolm X Shabazz High School in Newark had a Video Production Academy that I was very involved in. I took several video classes and participated in competitions there over the years. When I was a senior in high school I won a competition that actually aired my public service announcement on TV. I was also the camera operator for The Homework Hotline Show, a live call in TV show on Cablevision where kids got homework help right over the air. After working there for a few years, I was able to move on as a technical director and camera operator on The Mic It Up Show, a live performance show for high school students in Newark.
So you knew right away what you wanted to major in at TCNJ?
Without a doubt! I knew I wanted to study in film and television, so I majored in Communication Studies with a concentration in Radio/TV/Film. While here I've worked on some really great documentaries including Hear My Story, which focused on the impact of the arts on urban youth. I also worked on This is Trenton Life during my junior year, which focuses on a group of theatre students from Emily Fisher who attended the Mill Hill Playhouse in Trenton and created a play about their city. They were both wonderful experiences, and I really learned a lot about the people and the city of Trenton—mainly that the issues that they face day to day don't define who they are or where they are from. It is up to us as filmmakers to open the eyes of those viewing our documentaries to help spread awareness of these issues.
What did you do for your senior thesis?
I created a thesis film, Blossom, a tale of a girl who faces sexual abuse and her journey as she tries to face her abuser once and for all. It was screened at TCNJ's Campus MovieFest where it was nominated for Best Drama and won Best Actress.
Have you had any internships during your time at TCNJ?
As a Bonner Scholar, I worked for the Bonner Center as a media relations intern. I created promotional videos for the Center and some of our community partners such as Habitat for Humanity. I also worked for The College of New Jersey filming live sporting events and editing together packages for the school's webpage. Likewise, interned at NBC Universal in my senior year as one of The Ed Show's anchor producer. The following semester I worked as a postproduction intern on CNN's Chicagoland produced by Brickcity TV LLC. That was when I got my first TV credit. It was an unbelievable moment to see my name on the TV with the credits on the last episode.
What other international experiences have you had since South Africa?
As a Bonner Scholar, during my junior year I traveled to Nicaragua to do community service for three weeks. While here I created a documentary focusing on the Bonner Scholars serving the community with hopes of making an impact. Also, I was fortunate enough to study filmmaking abroad in England during my junior year. While there, I created a documentary titled Working for A Change. Since my first trip out the country to Africa, I have gotten a travel but. I love traveling the world and seeing new places. I've been to 10 countries so far including South Africa, Scotland, England, Ireland, France, Spain, Italy, The Netherlands, Nicaragua, and Jamaica. It is my dream to travel the world and document the different places so that people can learn about a different culture and also shed light on some of the social justice issues that nations are facing. It is my hope that my films can open the world's eyes to what's going on so that a change can be made for the better.
Who have been your biggest supporters in fulfilling your dream?
My parents have been extremely supportive of my decision to go into the arts. They have always been so encouraging of whatever I wanted to do. Their support helped me become valedictorian of my high school graduating class. Likewise my family, friends and church members have all played a role in supporting and guiding me. When I entered college, Dr. Susan Ryan, who was my advisor the two documentaries following the arts in Trenton, has been my close faculty mentor. Likewise Mr. McCrary who was my EOF advisor guided me immensely over the years. One additional supporter is Tyrha M. Lindsey. She is an Alumni of the Academy of Television Arts and Science internship and she has not only helped me with my application process but also has connected me with so many of her friends in the industry.
What are you doing now?
Currently, I'm working at a paid internship in Hollywood, California sponsored by The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation. It is considered to be one of the most prestigious internship programs in the entertainment industry, with nearly a thousand applicants for only 40 spots. The competition is fierce and we each work for 8-10 weeks in high profile studios and production companies around Los Angeles in areas such as directing, editing, cinematography, movies for television, costume design, animation, and game show production. Often being chosen as one of a hundred finalists is something that applicants can highlight on their resumes.
I am the only winner in the history of this internship to hail from The College of New Jersey and I hope many more from TCNJ will win it in the years to come. I am working with Stan & Deliver Films, under the advisement of Stanley M. Brooks, who is an amazing Director and Executive Producer. He has made over 65 films and has won an Emmy, along with many other awards. I also work very closely with my supervisor Gia Ghadimian who has taught me a lot in such a short period of time.
I just worked with Macy Gray on her new video, "Bang Bang" as the key production assistant, reporting directly to the director. It was such an awesome experience, and I even got to shoot some of the video that made it to the final cut, pretty unheard of for an intern. In addition while interning here I had the opportunity to work as a production assistant on Lifetime's film, The Whitney Houston Story, with Director Angela Bassett.
The internship ends on August 31, so I am currently looking for other work, and I am excited about all the great things to come!
Ewing, NJ: What do Nelson Mandela, Clint Eastwood, the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, and The College of New Jersey all have in common? To offer themselves, their clients and friends the exploration of a lifetime, they all found the best guide in South Africa: Barry Fuller. Nelson Mandela asked Barry to guide visiting dignitaries in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. Clint Eastwood requested Barry's services to escort Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon during the filming of "Invictus", a movie about South Africa's world championship rugby team. Arun Gandhi acquired Barry's expertise to create a South African tour: "In the Footsteps of Mahatma Gandhi". Communication studies professor John Pollock of The College of New Jersey enlisted Barry to guide ten TCNJ students this summer in a health communication internship in Durban, East Africa's largest port, on the Indian Ocean. Pollock's students flew to Durban to learn about ways South Africans use "Entertainment Education" (TV, radio, song, dance, drama) to fight gender-based violence and AIDS.
Arriving in Durban, apprehensive TCNJ students encountered an unexpected delight. The family team of Barry and wife Elizabeth Fuller warmly immersed the new travelers into their "deep discoveries" explorations. Whether showing visitors the sweeping sandy beaches of Durban's coastline or the nearby precarious squatter settlements, Barry Fuller shines in narrating neighborhood and regional histories at multiple levels, illuminating social, political, and economic inequalities. Wherever he shows visitors, he maintains an attractive generosity of spirit toward people from every social condition.
"Deep Discoveries" tours cover a wide variety of cross-cultural encounters, but quality is never sacrificed. The options range from visiting the Dragon Mountains near Durban, crossing the high Sani Pass into the Kingdom of Lesotho to treks in tawny-colored hills and bluffs at Giant's Castle to visit Bushman cave paintings. Personalized tours help visitors meet elephants, giraffes, impalas, zebras, hippos, rhinoceroses, Cape buffalo, and lions. Convinced that every client deserves a customized experience, Barry even cooks memorable barbeques! A traveling concierge, he transforms every client into a personal friend.
Barry is no stranger to accolades. The son of a guide who started the family business in the 1970s, he has been a popular vice chairman of Durban's tourist guides association, and in 2005 he was runner-up for the title of South Africa's "Emerging Businessman of the Year". As a family team, Barry and Elizabeth boast five fluent languages between them, including, in addition to English, Afrikaans, Italian, French, and Zulu.
First exposed to the Barry Fuller "deep discoveries" experience in July, 2012 (and then returning with TCNJ students in 2013 and 2014), professor Pollock was extravagant in his praise: " I have visited China, Korea, Singapore, Germany, Spain, France, England, Greece, and Italy. I spent a year in India in the US Foreign Service. ten months in Bogota, Colombia, for doctoral dissertation research, and almost three months in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as a Fulbright Scholar. In all of those visits, I have engaged several guides. I have never, ever, encountered a more intelligent, engaging, well-informed storyteller than Barry Fuller. He deserves a special award as one of South Africa's national treasures."
Elaborating professor Pollock's evaluation, several TCNJ students participating in this summer's 2014 health communication internship agreed.
Everyone Wants the Best
Jack Werner:
"Through both his candid demeanor and intellectual knowledge about contemporary politics and sociology in South Africa, Barry Fuller has provided an incredible experience only matched by the people I have been privileged to travel with."
Jim Etheridge:
By the end of the trip, I found myself looking forward to the car rides as much as the actual destinations. Barry has the ability to turn his van into a classroom; his breadth of knowledge concerning South African culture, history, and current events is nothing short of captivating. I don't believe my trip would have been as inspiring without it.
Hope Peraria:
"Barry and Elizabeth are so knowledgeable. When you ask a question, their answers are insightful, intelligent, and extremely well-informed. They convey an easily understandable history lesson that is also fun."
Kyle Bauer:
"Traveling with Barry is like accompanying an informal, street-level sociologist or cultural anthropologist.
A Second Family Is Waiting
Isabelle Tan:
"I always feel comfortable and informal around Barry and Elizabeth. I am eager to ask questions and learn more. From their knowledge of the past and current events, the family team invites curiosity and excitement. Knowing more takes away the worry about being in a new culture. By the end of the trip, you feel like a local."
Hope Peraria:
Both Barry and Elizabeth are very caring and responsive to client needs and worries. Every time I bring up a concern, they are unusually emotionally supportive. They offer "culture" without the "shock".
Edward Bannister-Holmes:
"Barry and Elizabeth give me the impression I am on vacation with friends. They are fun to be around and knowledgeable as well, caring and accommodating. The friendliness of Barry and Elizabeth is matched by that of their business associates, who are equally friendly and gracious. When I return to South Africa, I will call Elizabeth and Barry before anyone else."
Kyle Bauer:
"On a trip with Barry and Elizabeth, you're not being led around by strangers. It feels like being on a trip with family members. Seeing you excited gets them excited. Wherever they go, Elizabeth and Barry are greeted with hugs."
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Chris Davis:
"Barry picks experiences that are extraordinarily entertaining and life-changing at a reasonable price. At the game reserve, we saw more exotic animals than are held in some zoos, for example: elephants, giraffes, rhinoceroses, hippos, wildebeests, Cape buffalo, zebras, lions, and even cheetahs. We even reached inside an elephant's mouth and touched his tongue!
Leah Greif:
"I like the personalities of Barry and Elizabeth. The way they conduct their tours is unusual and affordable. Their knowledge of culture and history is both highly informative and fun. They answer every question with thorough, in-depth yet entertaining answers."
Tom Nordquist:
"When Barry's your tour guide, you don't feel as though he is wearing a name tag. He is also street-smart. He pulls back the curtain on culture shock. What a bargain!
Contact Information for "Deep Discoveries":
Tel. 0027-83-452-2958]]>
As the semester winds down and the weather warms up, seniors across campus are seen standing in line to pick up their graduation caps and gowns, finalizing post-graduation party plans, and saying some of their last goodbyes. Ashley Reed, Maidel De La Cruz, Jordan Kohn, and Kelsey Zinck are among those taking part in the joyous festivities and excitedly counting down the days until they can officially call themselves alumnae of The College of New Jersey. However, instead of shaking hands with future bosses and settling down into new offices, they are off to pursue master's degrees in some of the top graduate programs in the field of health communication or public health.
Ashley Reed, a native of Long Branch, NJ, and a top Public/Mass Communication Studies major with an interdisciplinary concentration in Health Communication, applied to Emerson College, Rutgers University, and Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Communications.
"My love of health communication really began as soon as I came on campus," she said. "And once I took Professor Farbman's public relations course, I was hooked."
Reed's interest in the field was further solidified by Dr. John Pollock's research methods class, where she developed a research paper analyzing nationwide newspaper coverage of Planned Parenthood and whether or not the coverage was favorable. "It was then that I really began to narrow my interest in the field on women's health. The research was fascinating, and the results were not what I expected. That really intrigued me."
Reed gained valuable skills during her two internships at TerraCycle and with the NJ Council of County Colleges.
"I was able to have hands on experience writing press releases, planning events, and taking part in staff meetings and brainstorming sessions," she commented. "It was a great opportunity to see if this was really what I wanted to do."
It turns out, it is. Reed is still deciding where she will pursue her graduate degree in the fall, but she is leaning towards Emerson, in part because several of that program's health communication classes are taken at Tufts University Medical School.
De La Cruz, who was born in Perth Amboy, NJ, entered The College of New Jersey through the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) program. A bilingual student, de la Cruz knew upon her acceptance into the College that she wanted to major in Communication Studies with an interdisciplinary concentration in Health Communication and Public/Mass Communication. She has also completed a minor in marketing.
After taking Professor Danielle Catona's (TCNJ '08) course on communication and family health, De La Cruz's interest in Health Communication solidified. "This is when I began to find how families communicate very interesting information, especially regarding how families cope with illness and how parents discuss health-related issues with their children, such as cancer or HIV/AIDS," she commented.
De La Cruz continued to work in the community through an internship at HealthEd in Clark, NJ, and was offered a position at the Jewish Renaissance Medical Center in Perth Amboy, NJ. "I organized the center's website, promoted events through email blasts and newsletters, planned ribbon cutting ceremonies, and wrote press releases. At the same time, I planned health fairs, events, and community classes related to healthcare."
De La Cruz has accepted attendance at The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, the number one ranked public affairs graduate program in the US. She first heard about the Maxwell School from Dr. Pollock, who earned his own master's from that school. She will pursue a joint MPA/MPH with a focus on public administration budgeting, policy, and government work, and anticipates completion of her degrees in two years while maintaining a Graduate Assistant position.
Jordan Kohn, a native of Randolph, NJ, transferred to The College of New Jersey from Susquehanna University during her sophomore year. After taking a creative writing course and a public relations course at the latter, Kohn knew she wanted to pursue a degree in Communication Studies with an interdisciplinary concentration in Public/Mass Communication.
"Dr. John Pollock has truly been a mentor to me during my time at TCNJ. If it wasn't for him, I would not have opened my eyes to public health and health communication. He really guided me, and has helped me every step of the way."
Dr. Pollock also assisted Kohn in editing her research project on international and cross-national coverage of child labor as depicted in newspapers worldwide, which she presented at the DC Health Conference in 2013. Kohn's child labor research also prompted her selection as the only undergraduate in the world to present a paper at a November, 2013, conference of the International Communication Association in Shanghai. That paper will be published later this summer or fall in a special issue of the "Atlantic Journal of Communication" on "Illuminating Human Rights: How Demographics Drive Media Coverage", guest-edited by Dr. Pollock
Kohn's internship experiences have offered her unique opportunities to develop her interest and skills in public health and public relations. After taking Professor Farbman's public relations class, she applied to an internship in the summer of 2013 through 5W Public Relations, where she compiled press kits, press releases, and research for articles. Kohn also completed a health communication internship through the Department of Communication Studies' study abroad opportunity, organized and led by Dr. Pollock, in Durban, South Africa.
"During my study abroad experience, I applied all that I had learned in public health and health communication classes to a real life setting," said Kohn. "My classmates and I reached out to students in the area through leading discussions on gender equality and safe sex practices through the DramAidE program."
Kohn will pursue her Master of Science in Public Health within the Department of Health, Behavior, and Society at Johns Hopkins University. Her goal is to one day immerse herself in entertainment education in health campaigns as a platform to educate society on public health.
Kelsey Zinck, of Bristow, VA, transferred into The College of New Jersey's Communication Studies program from
the University of Connecticut and pursued a track in Public/Mass Communication and the Health Communication interdisciplinary concentration.
"My interests are in global health and communication. I hope to be able to travel, perhaps through the World Health Organization," she commented. Zinck was among the student leaders of the health communication internship in Durban, South Africa, in summer, 2013.
Zinck is a top student athlete at the College, and has participated on the lacrosse team. Her assistant coach, Ms. Gina Carey-Smith, has been a mentor to her throughout her journey at the College. "She helped me get my mind centered on academics first in order to pursue the highest level of achievement."
Zinck is the senior author of the research paper "Nationwide Newspaper Coverage of Detainee Rights and Guantanamo Bay: A Community Structure Approach," which she presented at the 2013 New Jersey Communication Association Annual Conference. Her senior co-authored paper, "Cross-National Newspaper Coverage of HIV/AIDS: A Community Structure Approach," was presented at the April, 2014, University of Kentucky Conference on Health Communication, one of only two undergraduate papers nationwide that were accepted (both from students at the College). The paper, which was developed during Dr. John Pollock's research methods class, was presented at the 2014 New Jersey Communication Association Annual Conference, and has been submitted it to the 2014 National Communication Association Conference. Both of Zinck's papers on nationwide coverage of detainee rights and on cross-national coverage of HIV/AIDS will be published later this summer or fall in the special issue of the "Atlantic Journal of Communication" on "Illuminating Human Rights".
Within the community, Zinck has worked at Women's Space in Lawrenceville, NJ, which offers safety and counseling to female victims of sexual assault. She assisted in organizing donations for events, and created press releases to bring awareness to sexual assault and domestic violence initiatives.
Zinck anticipates acceptance into the MPH program at George Washington University, where she plans to begin this fall. Her advice to other students is, "Never limit yourself to what you think you can do—go above and beyond! Never waste an opportunity to pick a professor's brain and to build special relationships with mentors. Go further than you thought you could!"]]>


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The last few months of the year – known in the music industry as "fourth quarter," or "Q4″ if you've into brevity- is when a number of superstar acts release their new albums, in anticipation of the all-important Christmas buying season. Here's a few releases by legendary artists, as well as a couple who are on their way towards that status.
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Pearl Jam Announces North American Tour
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Democrats in Florida and Michigan are out of luck. Florida has given up on holding a presidential revote, while a revote in Michigan is "...
Democrats in Florida and Michigan are out of luck. Florida has given up on holding a presidential revote, while a revote in Michigan is "on life support."
Allow me to suggest a solution to their problems -- and, unlike when I raised the idea of online voting last week, this time I mean it.
Permit Obama and Clinton to campaign in the two states for a specified period of time -- perhaps a few weeks. Then, when the time is up, don't hold elections. Instead, conduct telephone polls asking respondents in Michigan and Florida which candidate they favor. Use the results of those polls to proportionately divvy up delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
This approach would avoid the financial and logistical concerns associated with revotes. For a tiny fraction of the cost of holding elections, surveys could sample far more people than a standard media poll. Polls with 10,000 respondents would cut the margin of sampling error to 1%.
As this primary season has demonstrated, polling is an inexact science. Pollsters in Michigan and Florida would face thorny methodological questions. How do you screen for something akin to likely voters for an election that will never take place?
However, if the Clinton and Obama campaigns came to an agreement on the methodological issues (perhaps with some mediation from the Florida Democratic Party or the Democratic National Committee), it would be hard for anyone to argue that the results were unfair.
The biggest risk to a polling solution probably would be public relations. Many people don't understand how a sample of 1,000 people can measure the views of 100 million. Michiganders and Floridians might still feel excluded.
That's not a trivial problem. Revotes came under consideration largely for public relations reasons.
But look at the alternatives. Not seating the delegations would anger the voters of Florida and Michigan by excluding them from the nomination process. A contentious fight over whether to seat the delegations from the two states would undermine the eventual nominee. If the delegations were seated based on the flawed January contests and Clinton won the nomination because of it, that's an even bigger mess.
The other option I'm hearing is splitting the delegations 50-50 between Obama and Clinton or coming up with some other split (presumably with Clinton getting a slightly bigger share). An arbitrary split doesn't reflect the views of the voters in the two states. People in Florida and Michigan would realize that.
As hard as it is to believe, the best option for the Democratic Party may be to hope that the voters of Michigan and Florida will trust a poll -- or at least prefer a poll to being excluded from one of the most interesting elections of my lifetime.
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Dorothy and Roy's Aviation Engagement Shoot
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Get ready to take flight with Dorothy and Roy's aviation engagement session. This future bride and groom walked the runway in the midst of a lovely fall day at Mason County Airport, West Virginia. While Dorothy and Roy brought out the best in one another, their photographer Ariel from Ariel Views Photo captured the essence of best friends taking flight into a new chapter of their lives. Check out their aviation engagement photos after the jump…
Ariel tells us, "Roy and Dorothy were a joy to have in front of my camera. They put each other at ease and brought out the best in each others personalities. Roy is working on his pilot's license and will be graduating with a degree in Aviation Maintenance Technology in December, so it only seemed right to incorporate his love for aviation into their engagement shoot."
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text: A GIS analysis of soil erosion potential on the Guilford College campus Abigail D. Blodgett and Angela M. Moore. Environmental Studies, Guilford College North Carolina Academy of Sciences March 19, 2005 Introduction Erosion Observed on the Guilford College Campus Soil erosion is a serious environmental problem. It can cause degraded soil quality and decrease the productivity of the land. Also, excessive erosion can increase sediment pollution in streams and waterways. This can decrease water quality, make it a less suitable habitat for species living in the water, and increase the cost to maintain waterways. The purpose of this study is to determine if some areas on the Guilford College campus are more susceptible to erosion than other areas. Based on the characteristics of the land, Where There is Visible Erosion on Campus Amount of Mitigation at Each Site there may be more erosion in some areas than in others. Erosion will already be accelerated in some areas on campus due to current heavy construction, particularly around the Milner parking with the construction of 5 new dormitories and a community center. The Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation is used in this study to estimate the annual soil loss in tons per acre. There are 46 spots on the main part of campus where erosion is occurring. Signs of erosion that were looked for include a lack of The majority of erosion vegetation, an unnatural buildup of sediments, points on campus, 28 out of the Procedure and gullies created by runoff during storms. 46, are not being mitigated at all. The majority of these points are located on There are 16 points that are being (to stream) To evaluate the properties of soils found on Guilford College's campus, a base map of the college was created using GIS Arc Map, version 9.0. Maps for water, streams, colleges, topography, the Coronaco-Urban land complex (CuB). This slightly mitigated. This means and buildings were obtained from the city of Greensboro, North Carolina. A map of soils in Guilford County was obtained from the National Cooperative Soil Survey. soil type is on the most highly elevated part of that there is a little hay thrown campus, and the rest of campus surrounding this down on the area or some pebbles. To evaluate the potential for erosion based on the properties of the soils on campus, a map was created using the National Cooperative Soil Survey data. area down-cuts towards the stream and the lake. There are only 2 points that are This means that the sediments lost from the being fully mitigated. This means The next step was to estimate the amount of soil loss on campus. The Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) was used to determine if certain areas of campus are more susceptible majority of the points of erosion on campus are that there is a substantial amount to erosion than others. The K, R, C, and P factors were found through outside resources. The C factor values were added as a new column in the attribute table of the land use layer, the K factor polluting the stream and the lake. A small amount of pebbles on the area. Also, the 3 values were added to the attribute table of the soils layer, and then the layers were both converted to raster to set up for the RUSLE calculation. The LS factor was determined manually. Maps of points are also located on the Coronaca clay major areas of erosion near the were created to show the K, C, and LS factors since they differ throughout the campus. The LS factor was determined using a raster data set with the raster calculator found in the Spatial loam (CrC) soil type where the apartments are, lake depicted by the RUSLE Analyst tools. First, the slope of the area in degrees raster data was added in to the base map. Then, that data was used to find flow accumulation, and the flow accumulation was then used to and the Madison clay loam (McD2) soil type findings as well as the findings find the LS values. Finally, the RUSLE equation was solved by multiplying the 5 coefficients together in the raster calculator. around the lake. The only difference between a from the field observations are Coronaca soil and a Madison soil that affects barely being mitigated. The last was to determine how much and where soil erosion was actually occurring on campus. To do this, I used a Magellan Meridian Gold GPS unit to mark the points of erosion on erosion is that a Madison soil is on a somewhat According to this data, campus. These waypoints were then loaded into the base map as a new layer in order to evaluate their location in relation to the type of soil at each point. I then added additional columns into steeper slope (National Cooperative soil Survey erosion is not being addressed as the attributes table for the waypoints to show amount of mitigation at each site and the causes of erosion. Three maps were created from this data. 1977). much as it should by the grounds There is a major correlation between the staff. Since the soil lost is being outcome of the RUSLE equation and the erosion transported into the stream, the Types of Soils on Campus that is currently visible on campus. The 3 most lake, and ultimately most of the Greensboro, NC prominent lines of erosion on campus are on the water bodies in Guilford County, controlling erosion should be edge of the athletic field, just as predicted by the RUSLE equation (see Annual Soil Loss on more of a concern to the college. The meadows Campus Measured in Tons per Acre). These 3 are mostly major problem areas are contributing greatly MhC2. This towards excessive sediment pollution in the lake. soil has a low potential for urban uses Greensboro because of its slope, Causes of Erosion permeability and high mica Runoff creates Recommendations and Conclusions content erosion when there (National Lack of vegetation is a period of Modeling general erosion trends with GIS is relatively straight-forward and can Cooperative can be humanly rainfall. When it be conducted with publicly available spatial data. Soil Survey induced, a result of rains, the storm 1977). over grazing or drain here empties Using GIS to implement the RUSLE equation for general soil erosion foraging, or a Potential for Erosion natural occurrence. runoff, causing erosion. effectively predicted some specific areas of significant erosion on campus, that matched well with field observations. Based on this study, this methodology appears to provide a good screening tool Heavy pedestrian The majority of the soils on campus are classified as being to identify locations with likely soil erosion problems. traffic removes moderately eroded, so land use restrictions should be The main part vegetation so there considered. Methods to control erosion should always be There are various practices that could be implement to control erosion more of campus is is an increased applied to construction sites on campus especially. If the effectively on campus: mostly CuB, amount of erosion potential for erosion of these soils was ignored, it would First of all, erosion mitigation should always occur when there is an urban land because soil is result in a significant amount of sediment pollution into the construction. Some methods to do this are temporary sediment basins, cover complex. exposed. stream and the lake on campus, and ultimately all of the areas that have a lack of vegetation with hay, cover sediment piles with water bodies in Guilford County. Erosion is also tarps, and vegetate the area as soon as possible. Construction caused by To control erosion where there is a lack of vegetation, the grounds staff There are 13 types of soils on Guilford College's Campus. There are 3 should focus on keeping grass and/or basic plants all areas on campus. highly disturbs runoff in these sandy loams, 3 sandy clay loams, 4 clay loams, and 2 urban land The area on campus that is a source of erosion should be covered with soils by moving, pictures. These complexes. tarps if the school uses the leaves and the wood from these piles. If they uplifting, and piles of soil The soil boundaries were created by estimation with the use of aerial aren't used, then the piles should be dispersed throughout the woods. piling the soils so were made by photos, and then verification on the ground by soil scientists (Soil Survey Steep slopes should be prevented and leveled out. that more erosion the grounds Division Staff 1993). occurs with runoff staff. and wind. In addition to these simple methods for erosion control, the points of erosion marked in this study should not be ignored after they are tended to by these A source means that controls. Since the campus is always changing, especially recently, it is crucial there is a pile of that these points are checked up on a least once a month to make sure that these Estimated Annual Soil Loss Using RUSLE sediments that will be eroded by rain or controls are working and still existent. wind. This source is Also, there should be a future studies to collect field observations of erosion a pile of leaves and occurring in the woods to compare to the outcome of the RUSLE equation as well The Revised Universal Annual Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) a pile of lumber on as to measure sediment concentration in the streams and in the lake overtime to RUSLE is a general equation that provides the edge of the determine the effect of any mitigation efforts. the basis for most assessment of soil erosion. A= average annual soil loss in tons per acre woods. It calculates the expected annual potential K= soil-erodibility factor Overall, permanent erosion controls need to be implemented on campus in soil loss per acre based on rainfall pattern, A = K * R * C * LS * P R= rainfall erosion index addition to the temporary controls that generally already exist. Vegetating more soil composition, vegetative cover, slope and C= crop management or plant cover factor areas on campus would be the easiest permanent erosion control. Also, there conservation practices. It is empirical, or LS= slope geometry, based on steepness and length should existing steep slopes, especially near the lake, should be leveled out and based on observations, rather than P=conservation practice factors future ones should be prevented. theoretical. The Slope Geometry (LS Factor) The Annual Soil Loss on Campus Measured in The LS factor is determined Tons Per Acre The Plant Cover Factor (C Factor) by slope length and The other 2 coefficient not Acknowledgements The Soil Erodibility Factor (K Factor) steepness in relation to the picture are the rainfall The C factor reflects the type of potential for erosion. The erosion index (R factor) Special acknowledgements towards Richard Farris for helping to identify soil types The K factor values were land cover in relation to the LS factor of each 5 ft by 5 ft and the conservation for ground-truthing the county soil data and to Chris Freeman with the Greensboro obtained from the Guilford amount of rainfall interception. cell in this raster data set is practice factors (the P GIS office for providing the raster data to compute the LS factor. County Soil Survey. The part The woods on campus have the determined not only by the lowest C factor at 0.003. This is slope within each cell, but factor). The R factor for of campus that is the most because there is a canopy from the cell around it at a Greensboro is 225 developed has a soil erodibility factor 0f 0.24. The preventing a large percentage of higher elevation. The (Randolph 2004). The P factor is 1 because there are References majority of the woods and the rainfall from contributing to equation used to determine erosion. The open fields have a the LS factor reflects no conservation practices area around the lake has a soil National Cooperative Soil Survey. 1977. Soil Survey of Guilford County, North slightly higher C factor, 0.004, variated topography. on campus. erodibility factor of 0.28. A Carolina. because there is less of a canopy. On campus, the areas with The areas on campus with small section of the woods The developed part of campus the highest LS values are the highest annual soil loss and part of the meadows has a Randolph, John. 2004. Environmental Land Use Planning and Management. Island was classified as suburban with a directly west and along the is on the edge of the soil erodibility factor is 0.32. Press, Washington D. C. C factor value of 0.01 because stream in the woods and athletic fields. This is This means that the soils there is less vegetation due to the surrounding the lake. This because of the high C covering the developed part Soil Survey Division Staff. 1993. Soil Survey Manual. Soil Conservation Service. presence of impermeable mean that the sediments factor value that the athletic of campus are less susceptible U.S. Department of Agriculture Handbook 18. surfaces and human intervention. from the main part of fields have. This result is to erosion than the rest of The athletic fields on campus campus flow downhill especially problematic with campus that is less disturbed. Yang, D. S. Kanae, T. Oki, T. Koikel, & T. Musiake. 2003. Global potential soil were classified as golf courses towards the stream in the the field near the lake This is because the soils on erosion with reference to land use and climate change. Hydrological Processes, 17 with the highest C factor value of woods and the lake. This is because there is a steep the developed part of campus (14): 2913-2928. have a higher percentage of ).2 because there isn't any plants problematic because this slope with sediment besides grass and is highly means that there is a certain buildup on the edge that is clay, which highly resistant to altered by frequent mowing and degree of sediment pollution closest to the lake (see detachment from runoff fertilizer. (Yang 2003). occurring in the stream and Causes of Erosion (National Cooperative Soil the lake. pictures). Survey 1977).