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Recent coverage of Mount Saint Mary College in the
The Mount's Big Brothers Big Sisters club hosts a Thanksgiving
dinner for local kids.Poughkeepsie Journal, December
The Orange County Office for the Aging pairs with the Mount to
bring AgeLink program to Newburgh.Hudson Valley
Press, December 3
The Catholic and Dominican Institute donates nearly $1,800 to the
Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Siena-Iraq.Times
Herald-Record, December 1
Mount students donate food to those in need for
Thanksgiving.Times Herald-Record, November 29
Mount student John Mazzei earns Nurse Practitioner Student of the
Year award.Times Herald-Record, November 26
The Mount's Big Brothers Big Sisters chapter holds a
Thanksgiving dinner for their "Littles." The Sentinel,
November 21
Mount Saint Mary College to hold its fifth annual Gala
reception. Daily Freeman, November 20
Nearly two dozen Mount students learn from the pros at Madison
Square Garden. Poughkeepsie Journal, November 19
The Mount's Colleges Against Cancer Club receives the Collegiate
Philanthropy Award. Suburban News, November
Respected theologian Fr. Robert Christian will explore how the
catholic religion is taught at a public talk at the Mount. Mid
Hudson Times, November 12
Mount students create a camp-themed read-a-thon for children ages
4-11. Hudson Valley Press, November 12
Kevin Cost captivated audience members with "St. Martin de
Porres" talk at Mount Saint Mary College. The Sentinel, November
Mount wraps up spirit week with its 19th annual bonfire.
Hudson Valley Press, November 5
Mount Saint Mary College blood drive yields 217 pints, with aid of
nursing students.Times Herald-Record, November 4
Mount students, including CIRCLE club, men's Lacrosse team, and
CELL, hold camp-themed read-a-thon for children ages
4-11. Poughkeepsie Journal, November 4
Mount professor James Phillips directs 'Greater Tuna.'Times
Herald-Record, November 2
At a Mount CDI lecture, Sr. Celestina Freitas of Dominican Sisters
International discusses her mission to decrease poverty around the
world.Times Herald-Record, October 30
Nine Mount graduate students – including Katherine Hickey and Elena
Wakeham –hired as permanent substitute teachers in Washingtonville
School District.Times Herald-Record, October 30
Mount Saint Mary College kicks off annual Spirit Week.
Hudson Valley Insider, October 21
graduate Robyn Gantt '04 volunteers at Newburgh's P-TECH
program. Times Herald-Record, October 18
Acclaimed storyteller Chuck Stead discussed his craft at Mount
Saint Mary College. Hudson Valley Press, October
Students experience Newburgh City Court through Mount's Career
Center. Times Herald-Record, October 15
At Mount event, students, civilians, and veterans discuss the
impact of war. Times Herald-
Record, October 13
MSMC Professor Lawrence Force moderates Maloney/Hayworth political
debate. Philipstown Online, October 10
Mount's START-UP Newburgh program approved. Times
Herald-Record, September 30
Mount professor Stephen Cheskiewicz believes the "geek" stereotype
is fading. My Dallas Post, September 30
Cardinal Dolan blesses and dedicates MSMC's Dominican
Center. Poughkeepsie Journal, September 21
Mount education professors Jane Gangi and Nancy Benfer are
published in the Washington Post education blog The
Washington Post, September 17
Lesa Cline-Ransome, a well-known children's author, will talk at
MC about her life and craft. Times Herald-Record,
September 8
Francis Amodio blesses the residential buildings as a welcome for
the 2,500 new and returning students, Times
Herald-Record, September 5.
The Greater Newburgh Symphony starts its 20th season on Sept. 6 at
the Mount's Aquinas Hall,Times Herald-Record,
September 5.
MSMC graduate Nathaniel Dziuba, class of 2014, won several awards
at the American Chemical Society Meeting for his paper Quantitation
of Chalconoid Concentrations in Commercial Licorice Root Extracts
Using HPLC, Times Herald-Record, September 4
Mount welcomes students on move-in day. Poughkeepsie
Journal, September 2
Mount Saint Mary College's president set to move ahead,
Times Herald-Record, August 11
Mount Saint Mary grad gets nursing award, Poughkeepsie
Journal, August 2
Baseball award named after the late Josh Depew '10, Times
Herald-Record, August 8
Mount partners with other institutions to create literacy
center, Times Herald-Record, August 8
Literacy Center opens in Newburgh, Times Herald-Record, July 1,
2014 Awards
for Education Excellence Recipients Named by Kappa Delta Pi,
Digital Journal, June 30, 2014
City of Newburgh moves one step closer to economic
transformation, Newsday, June 29, 2014
Mount announces application to START-UP NY, Times
Herald-Record, June 24, 2014
Anne Carson Daly Named President of Mount Saint Mary College in
Newburgh, New York, Women in Academia WIA Report, June
11, 2014
Appointment, The Chronicle of Higher Education
online, June 4, 2014
Daly selected as next Mount president, Poughkeepsie
Journal, June 4, 2014
Mount Saint Mary College gets new president, Kingston
Freeman, June 4, 2014
North Carolina dean will lead Mount Saint Mary College,
Westfair Online, June 5, 2014
Mount names NC college dean as new president, Times
Herald-Record, June 4, 2014
MSMC names new president, Mid-Hudson News, June 4,
Roundup of new programs, honors, appointments in Catholic
academia, Catholic Sentinel, June 2014
Scotto, FOX News anchor and anchor on "Good Day New York," receives
honorary degree at Mount Commencement. Features Fr. Kevin E.
Mackin, OFM, president of the Mount.
Good Day New York, May 19, 2014
More than 600 Mount students graduate; Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, to
step down as president of college.
Time Warner Cable News, May 17, 2014
William Larkin and Rosanna Scotto to be honored at Mount Saint Mary
graduationTimes Herald-Record, May 7, 2014
Mount recognized by New York Blood Center. Featuring students
Vanessa Saravia, Nursing Student Union president; Megan Green, vice
president; and Jessica Orozco, 2014 student
representativeHudson Valley Insider, May 10, 2014
Mount Kappa Delta Pi students, including Ericka Knox and Lindsay
Panko, donate school suppliesPoughkeepsie Journal, April 17, 2014
Farewell reception: Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, Mount
presidentTimes Herald-Record, April 25, 2014
Yasmine Kalkstein, psychology, gave lecture on pregnancy in today's
digital age at MSMCHudson Valley Press, April 30, 2014
Students provide free tax preparation services, including Amanda
Pecorella and Trevor Pungello, accountingPoughkeepsie Journal, March 18, 2014
MSMC professors James Moran, chemistry, and Douglas Robinson,
biology, took 10 students on a three-week learning experience in
New ZealandHappy Hudson Valley, March 21, 2014
Mount launches new PA program with Steven G. Sweitzer, P.A.-C,
directorHudson Valley Insider, February 6, 2014
Andrea Ackermann, nursing, and Mount students/faculty donate 165
pints of blood. Features Patricia Moran, psychology, Stephanie
Arroyo, nursing, and Elisa DiGiacopo, communicationsLongIsland.com, February 20, 2014
Sigma Tau Chapter 451 receives excellence awardPoughkeepsie Journal, January 29, 2014
Book procession features James Finn Cotter, English; Fr. Kevin E.
Mackin, OFM, college president; Sr. Pat Sullivan, OP, Math; Sr.
Peggy Murphy, OP, religious studies; Kathleen O'Keefe, career
center; and Barbara Petruzzelli, libraryTimes Herald-Record, January 31, 2014
Library named after James F. Cotter, English professorTimes Herald-Record, December 23, 2013
Mount awards nursing pins to 35 gradsTimes Herald-Record, December 23, 2013
Jane Gangi, education to discuss diversifying the Common
CoreHudson Valley Insider, November 4, 2013
Pricilla Sagar, nursing, discusses Philippines relief
YNN, November 11, 2013
Mount nursing students serve at Newburgh MinistryThe Newburgh Ministry, November 20, 2013
Mount students get a behind the scenes look at Orange County Family
CourtThe Chronicle, October 1, 2013
MSMC hosts third annual Hudson Valley Manufacturing
ConferencePoughkeepsie Journal, October 14, 2013
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, blesses pets and discusses the importance
of the practice.
YNN, September 29, 2013
Northeast population is getting older, says Lawrence Force,
Washington Post, September 12, 2013
Mount offers
fully online bachelor's in nursing.Mid-Hudson News, September 9, 2013
More than 450 freshmen move into the Mount.
Hudson Vallley Insider, August 24, 2013
Janine Bixler, education, and Priscilla Sagar, nursing, receive
teaching awards.
Times Herald-Record, August 20, 2013
O'Reilly, business, has internship with Renegades.
The Sentinel, August 16, 2013
Hannah Mulhall, biology, and James Moran, natural sciences,
research the blood substitute, OxyVita.
Times Herald-Record, August 16, 2013
James Finn Cotter, English, carries mace at first and 50th
Times Herald-Record, July 1, 2013
The winners of this year's Knight Race are math majors Katherine
Tischer, Rachel McGinty, Elizabeth Briskey and Kevin
Warwick Advertiser, June 30, 2013
Mount authors celebrated at library week: Dean Goldberg, Larry
Force, James Cotter, Eric Langstedt, Colleen Kirk, Jane Gangi, Doug
Robinson and Jodie Wasacz.
Times Herald-Record, June 30, 2013
Free Will and Virtue conference at Mount Saint Mary
First Things, June 28, 2013
Early bird gets the firm with Janet Zeman, Bryan De La Rosa '08 and
Margaret Treacy '13.
Photo News, June 25, 2013
Mount faculty and Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, say farewell to nine
Hudson Valley Insider, June 20, 2013
Karen Eberle-McCarthy and Maria Moorman '13 provide ESL classes at
the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.
Times Herald-Record, June 12, 2013
Mount students Angie Rosas (human services), Daryl Collymore
(psychology), and Zach Ciraolo '13 co-lead teen leadership
Poughkeepsie Journal, June 2, 2013
Mount pins more than 70 nurses.
Hudson Valley Insider, May 27, 2013
Cassandra Pinter '13, Army nurse, ready to begin her
Republican American, May 26, 2013
Mount graduates more than 600.
Times Herald-Record, May 19, 2013
Mount earns IACBE accreditation.Hudson Valley Insider, May 13, 2013
Janine Bixler and student volunteers like Phillip Stewart hold CELL
book clubs at Newburgh Armory.
Times Herald-Record, May 9, 2013
Suparna Bhalla, biology, discusses declining eel
Newslook, May 9, 2013
A Final Four to remember for Mount natural sciences student Joseph
Times Herald-Record, April 12, 2013
Doug Robinson, natural sciences, studies blue herons.
Poughkeepsie Journal, April 7, 2013
Students visit Mount's job fair.
Times Herald-Record, April 6, 2013
Mount student nurses flourish in their clinical
The Alternative Press, March 15, 2013
Iris Turkenkopf, VP of academic affairs, and nursing student
Bradley Moody '16 congratulate freshmen at investiture
Hudson Valley Insider, March 15, 2013
Charles Zola, Judy Manza and students discuss new Pope for
News12.News12, March 13, 2013
Pricilla Sagar, nursing, and grad student Rochelle Scott '14
discuss nursing care for minorities.Minority Nurse, March 1, 2013
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, discusses his thoughts on the next
pope.Poughkeepsie Journal, February 12, 2013
Deb Hrelic,nursing, and her dog Caroline provide therapy to a
grieving town.
Poughkeepsie Journal, February 5, 2013
James F. Cotter, English, remembers Ed Koch's 1985 visit to the
Mount.YNN, February 1, 2013
Mount names Elizabeth Ailes as a trusteeThe Sentinel, January 11, 2013
Aquinas Theatre turns 50
Times Herald-Record, January 14, 2013
Nursing professor Deb Hrelic provides dog therapy in wake of Sandy
Hook shootings
Hudson Valley Insider, January 15, 2013
Mount Knights team finishes in the top 20 of an accounting
competition hosted by the American Institute of Certified Public
Times Herald-Record, December 3, 2012
Nursing students flourish in the real world
Hudson Valley Press, December 12, 2012
The Center for Global Advanced Manufacturing (CGAM) launches with
academic partner, Mount Saint Mary College
HVBiz/Westchester County Business Journal, December 17,
Longtime Mount Employees honored for servicePoughkeepsie Journal, December 26, 2012
Mount awarded
$1 million in state grants for Dominican Center projectHudson Valley Press, December 26, 2012
awards nursing pins to 31 gradsThe Sentinel, December 28, 2012
Douglas Robinson, biology, researches the behavior of crows in
relation to temperature.Poughkeepsie Journal, November 4, 2012
High school students visiting the Mount are thankful to have
escaped the wrath of Hurricane Sandy.Milford Patch, November 12, 2012
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, blesses pets including the terrier of
Linda Melchionne '86 and her daughter, Mary Bonnell; the cat of
Jennifer Smalley '87, an adjunct instructor at the Mount, and
Sherry Clark; the dog of Pino DiBella of the Mount's maintenance
crew; and the dog of Newburgh resident Elisabeth O'Shea.Times Herald-Record, October 1, 2012
Summer scholar shares her research in Rockville CentreLong Island Herald, October 4, 2012
Scholars Share Summer ResearchThe Sentinel, October 5, 2012
Rachel McGinty '14 and Allison Cowan '14 discover MSMC's grad
program in education thanks to recruiter Courtney McDermott.East Hampton Today, October 18, 2012
Mount Students Make Their Way With Love, Patience and
FaithHappy Hudson Valley, October 23, 2012
Offers 'Center for Student Success'The Sentinel, October 26, 2012
Mount launches "A Call to Excellence" Dominican Center campaign
with Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM; Dr. Albert Gruner, chair of the
college board of trustees; campaign co-chairs Sr. Ann Sakac, OP,
college president emerita, James Smith, Jr., president of Advance
Testing Co., Inc., and James Taylor, CEO of Taylor Biomass Energy,
LLC.; campus community campaign co-chairs Lawrence Force and
Barbara Petruzzelli; major donator William Kaplan; and the
Dominican Sisters.Westchester County Business Journal, October 29,
Catholic and Dominican Institute presents Fr. Robert Christian,
OP's Vatican II, 50 years in.Dominican Life USA, September 20, 2012
Francis Amodio, O.Carm, blesses MSMC residence halls.The Sentinel, August 30, 2012
Mount seeks state funds for Dominican CenterMid-Hudson News, July 10, 2012
Cardinal Dolan visits MountMid-Hudson News, June 21, 2012
seeks Republican U.S. senate nominationRenew America, June 24, 2012
Chaplain blesses ducksTimes Herald-Record, June 11, 2012
Commencement 2012Times Herald-Record, May 20, 2012
Mount students Meghan Darcy and Maureen Tilton win 2012 Eli Jaffe
awardPoughkeepsie Journal, May 26, 2012
Dominican Center renovationMid-Hudson News, May 21, 2012
Cardinal Turkson to speak at commencementGhana Vibe, April 26, 2012
Professor Tracey Niemotko gets award from state CPA
associationTimes Herald-Record, April 23, 2012
Full Armor Christian rock group performs at MountTimes Herald-Record, March 4, 2012
Mount collaborates with Center for Hope, celebrates one year
serving local youthHudson Valley Press, March 21, 2012
Students march in St. Patrick's Day ParadeTimes Herald-Record, March 26, 2012
Second annual Messiah lecture: "The Messianic Idea in the Dead Sea
Scrolls"Newburgh Circle, March 27, 2012
Senator Larkin welcomes students to AlbanyNew York Senate newsletter, February 7, 2012
"Glass ceiling breakers features alumna, Susan Davis"Westchester County Business Journal, HV Biz, February 10,
"Nursing students bring half ton of medical supplies to
Dominican Republic"Poughkeepsie Journal, February 12, 2012
Relay for Life raises fundsSentinel, February 21, 2012
FAFSA WorkshopHudson Valley Insider, January 12 , 2012
Open HouseDaily Record, January 29, 2012
Philosophy WorkshopTimes Herald-Record, January 29, 2012
Dean Goldberg on Academic MinuteWAMC, January 31, 2012
Christmas VespersTimes Herald-Record, December 2, 2011
Mayor Nick Valentine honored for his tailoringHudson Valley Press, December 7, 2011
Christmas tree lighting and blessingTimes Herald-Record, December 9, 2011
Nurses train
in many community settingsCountry Courier Magazine, December 2011
Student teachers hone skills in area classroomsHudson Valley Insider, November 12, 2011
Students stage MachinalTimes Herald-Record, November 4, 2011
Steinthal lecture on Storm King Art CenterDaily Freeman, November 3, 2011
Small world at Alumni and Family WeekendBrooklyn Eagle, October 24, 2011
Alumna Meaghan Monahan interviewed about teaching careerMahwah (NJ) Patch, October 18, 2011
Simple Things That Save Lives suicide prevention programTimes Herald-Record, October 17, 2011
"Psychology professor Paul Schwartz speaks at Dover
school"Poughkeepsie Journal, October 13, 2011
Peter Olympia honored for serviceTimes Herald-Record, October 5, 2011
Catholic and Dominican Institute hosts Oxford Professor during
Founders WeekHudson Valley Insider, October 3, 2011
Blessing of PetsTimes Herald-Record, October 3, 2011
"Professor Frances R. Spielhagen writes book on algebra"Poughkeepsie Journal, September 11, 2011
Admissions Open House on September 18Times Herald-Record, September 5, 2011
College Visits by John WoodsCatholic New York, August 25, 2011
Mount welcomes largest residence populationHudson Valley Press, August 31, 2011
Mount adult ed classes in BeaconMid-Hudson News, August 17, 2011
"Mount Saint Mary College acquires Dominican Center"Westfair Online, July 22, 2011
Mount buys Dominican Sisters' propertyTimes Herald-Record, July 2011
Newburgh Armory Unity Center asks Orange County IDA for $500,000
grantTimes Herald-Record, June 18, 2011
"Mount professor installed as vice president of the Mid-Hudson
chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public
Accountants"Poughkeepsie Journal, June 13, 2011
"Mount hosts green conference"Westfair Online, June 3, 2011
"Tough job market faces grads"Westfair Online, June 3, 2011
"Business owners in Newburgh: Time for a change"Westfair Online, June 3, 2011
"Program to focus on financial and estate planning"The Chronicle, May 27, 2011
Mount Saint Mary College buying Center, will expand Times-Herald Record, May 24, 2011
"Keep faith, Mount Saint Mary College grads told"Poughkeepsie Journal, May 15, 2011
Mount Saint Mary College grads celebrate their big
day TImes-Herald Record, May 15, 2011
Photo Gallery of Commencement 2011 at the Mount Times-Herald Record, May 16, 2011
Adult Degree information session at Mount Saint Mary College April
28 Hudson Valley Insider, April 20, 2011
MSMC offers free job listings for employers Hudson Valley Insider, April 14, 2011
"Without Limits: Tough Mudder challenges three former Ketcham
athletes"Poughkeepsie Journal, April 17, 2011
Pirates of Penzance set sail at Mount Saint Mary
College Hudson Valley Insider, April 14, 2011
Mount Saint Mary College raises nearly $27,000 for Relay for
Life Hudson Valley Insider, April 12, 2011
Adolescent Research & Development Annual ConferenceHudson Valley Insider, April 1, 2011
Local poets Barbara Adams and Phillip Levine read their work during
April Poetry SeriesTimes Herald-Record, April 3, 2011
Summer job search begins at Mount employment fairTimes Herald-Record, April 3, 2011
"Catholic and Dominican Institute presents 'Messiah'
lecture"Daily Freeman, April 3, 2011
Habitat for Humanity club builds home in Tennessee as alternative
spring break projectTimes Herald-Record, April 5, 2011
Center on Aging and Policy, United Aging and Student Government
Association raise funds for Japanese earthquake victimesTimes Herald-Record, April 6, 2011
Fr. Kevin Mackin OFM elected trustee of CICU - Commission on
Independent Colleges and UniversitiesHudson Valley Insider, April 6, 2011
Mount's Relay for Life raises $27,000Times Herald-Record, April 11, 2011
Mount donates computers to Sacred Heart SchoolHudson Valley Press Online, March 23, 2011
Mount Saint Mary College offers new coursesHudson Valley Insider, February 6, 2011
Free Tax Preparation Help at Mount Saint Mary CollegeHudson Valley Insider, February 10, 2011
"Tips for avoiding senioritis"Long Island Catholic, February 9, 2011
Tips for finishing the spring semester strongHudson Valley Insider, February 19, 2011
"Professor Thomas Sarro speaks about falcons"Poughkeepsie Journal, February 13, 2011
"Aquinas' Philosophy Is Focus Of Seminar"Poughkeepsie Journal, February 20, 2011
Filling out financial aid forms need not be stressfulHudson Valley Insider, February 15, 2011
Private colleges contribute to economyTimes-Herald Record, February 1, 2011
Hear the Music, Barbara Bedell Times-Herald Record, February 18, 2011
College tax credit unclaimed by many Times-Herald Record, February 8, 2011
Hudson Valley familes are eligible for college tuition tax credits,
says SchumerMid-Hudson News, February 8, 2011
Open House at the Mount on January 22Hudson Valley Insider, January 7, 2011
Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra"Times-Herald Record, January 19, 2011
Local Book Club: About the Bio Book ClubTimes-Herald Record, January 9, 2011
What Catyclasm killed the birds in Arkansas? Maybe NonePopular Science, January 6, 2011
"Biography meant to be a reference"Poughkeepsie Journal, January 11, 2011
"See Mount Saint Mary College offerings at open house"Poughkeepsie Journal, January 7, 2011
Former Mount president joins Kaplan Board Times-Herald Record, January 11, 2011
Campus Ministry: Joy of giving to local communityTimes-Herald Record, December 18, 2010
Center for Aging & Policy: Boomers and Alzheimer's
roundtableTimes-Herald Record, December 13, 2010
"New trustees appointed: Joseph O'Loughlin and Chris Galway.
Sister Lucy Povilonis voted in for second term"Poughkeepsie Journal, December 8, 2010
"Joseph A. Bonura Award for Leadership Excellence"Poughkeepsie Journal, December 2, 2010
Orange County Family Justice Center AwardTimes-Herald Record, November 11, 2010
Mitch, the eagle from Afghanistan, is blessed by Fr. Kevin Mackin
OFMTimes-Herald Record, November 9, 2010
Bourne Fund grant awarded to HEOP programTimes-Herald Record, November 8, 2010
Students hold Best Pizza in Newburgh contest.Times Herald-Record, November 8, 2010
Members of Mount community join Third Order DominicansDaily Freeman, October 24, 2010
Fr. Kevin Mackin OFM is recognized as Irish Top 100
educatorTimes Herald-Record, October 20, 2010
Knights in the Community kick off year of serviceTimes Herald-Record, October 6, 2010
Fr. Kevin Mackin OFM, blesses pets in the communityTimes Herald-Record, October 3, 2010
"Alzheimer's Association announces new board"Poughkeepsie Journal, September 10, 2010
New athletic fieldHudson Valley Press Online, August 18, 2010
NYS CPA area chapter elects MSMC professorPoughkeepsie Journal, August 18, 2010
Textbook rentals gain popularityTimes Herald-Record, August 15, 2010
College Roommate TipsUS News and World Report, August 13, 2010
"Song in their Hearts: Mitch Miller helped Dominican Sisters
make music"Catholic New York, August 12, 2010
"MBA students/faculty to create plans for Newburgh Armory"Mid-Hudson Times, August 11, 2010
"Recruiting and the economy"HV Biz, August 6, 2010
Golf outing nets Mount Saint Mary College $90,000Times Herald-Record, July 12, 2010
Sun helps power Mount Saint Mary dorm Times Herald-Record, June 24, 2010
Mount receives national service award
Hudson Valley Press Online, June 16, 2010
New federal law will aid students in buying books
Times Herald-Record, June 14, 2010
Saint Mary College receives national award for service
The Bronx Times, June 14, 2010
"Mount reschedules art show to June 13"The Chronicle/The Warwick Advertiser/The Photo Journal,
June 14, 2010
Hudson Valley Attracts Lifelong LearnersPike County Press & Port Jervis News, May 27,
"First Person: Years spent in college are the best"Poughkeepsie Journal, May 16, 2010
Author to Mount Saint Mary grads: Write your life so it becomes a
classicPoughkeepsie Journal, May 16, 2010
"List of Mount Saint Mary College graduates"Poughkeepsie Journal, May 16, 2010
Mount Saint Mary alumna mentors Mount student teacherTimes Herald-Record, May 15, 2010
Mount Saint Mary College graduates urged to develop giftsTimes Herald-Record, May 16, 2010
Mount Saint Mary College graduates 698Times Herald-Record, May 15, 2010
MSMC graduation graced with sunny skiesMid-Hudson News, May 16, 2010
Grads face tighter job marketTimes Herald-Record, May 15, 2010
Mount opens Dali exhibitTimes Herald-Record, May 16, 2010
Playwright pays college a visitTimes Herald-Record, February 17, 2010
MSMC gets $100,000 nursing grantMid-Hudson News, February 2, 2010
"Mount grad, dance-school veteran at 24 feels in step with
kids"Poughkeepsie Journal, January 30, 2010
Cheers for the Blue Knights in the
communityTimes Herald-Record, December 21, 2009
Mount honors long-time employeesHudson Valley Press Online, December 19, 2009
Blue Knights in the CommunityTimes Herald-Record, December 17, 2009
Mount SGA donates books to Newburgh's Head Start
programHudson Valley Press Online, December 17, 2009
Gala at the Mount (photos)Times Herald-Record Online, December 5, 2009
"Mount Students Receive TEACH Grants"Hudson Valley Press Online, November 10, 2009
Colleges differ on new Regents' new teaching
planTimes Herald-Record, November 17, 2009
"Spanish chef comes to the Mount"The Sentinel, October 30, 2009
Baseball storyTimes Herald-Record, October 29, 2009
Archbishop Dolan graces MSMC 50th
anniversaryMid-Hudson News, October 30, 2009
Archbishop Dolan visits Mount Saint MaryTimes Herald-Record, October 30, 2009
Mount Saint Mary College strives to be more
affordableTimes Herald-Record, October 18, 2009
"Blue Knights in our community"
Mount to honor foundersTimes Herald-Record, October 6, 2009
Recession boosts grad school
applicationsTimes Herald-Record, October 7, 2009
Portentous or not, the 9s are upon usTimes Herald-Record, October 7, 2009
St. Vincent's Medical Center CEO named 2009 MS
Corporate AchieverNorwalk Plus, October 1, 2009
"Blessing of Animals"The Sentinel, September 29. 2009
"Orange County Chamber Board welcomes six new members"HV Biz, September 28, 2009
Valley Central educator honoredTimes Herald-Record, September 28, 2009
Record freshman class moves in at the
MountTimes Herald-Record, August 30, 2009
Woodstock generation grows old
differentlyTimes Herald-Record, August 12, 2009
Mount appoints new Admissions DirectorHudson Valley Press Online, June 3, 2009
Consumer Advocates rejoice over long-sought
legislative victoryTimes Herald-Record, May 20, 2009Fox television executive to address Mount
gradsTimes Herald-Record, May 12, 2009
"A challenging profession"Staten Island Advance, May 11, 2009
MSMC dedicates new Math, Science, Tech
CenterMid-Hudson News, May 2, 2009
Nuns to sell Newburgh CenterTimes Herald-Record, April 29, 2009
Mount to host conference for teachersMid-Hudson News, April 13, 2009
Catholics await installation of new NY archbishop
this weekTimes Herald-Record, April 12, 2009
Students to consider teaching careersTimes Herald-Record, April 12, 2009
Mount to host political leadersMid-Hudson News, April 4, 2009
Coming UpTimes Herald-Record, April 3, 2009
Putting their best foot forward at Mount Saint
Mary CollegeTimes Herald-Record, April 3, 2009
Mount to present psychology conferenceTimes Herald-Record, April 2, 2009
Mount Saint Mary grad joins Newburgh accounting
firmTimes Herald-Record, March 13, 2009
A gift for the MountTimes Herald-Record, February 20, 2009
Don't expect a lump-sum tax rebate from stimulus
planTimes Herald-Record, February 18, 2009
Letter to the Editor from Fr. Kevin E. Mackin,
OFMTimes Herald-Record, February 3, 2009
Sunday's Best Bets: Sustainable
PonderingTimes Herald-Record, February 1, 2009
'American Idol' winner David Cook to play Marist
College, Mount Saint MaryTimes Herald-Record, January 23, 2009
"Admissions Open House at Mount Saint Mary"The Chronicle, January 23, 2009
"Mount students see devastated New Orleans family"Times Herald-Record, January 16, 2009
Mount Saint Mary students see revival on New
Orleans tripTimes Herald-Record, January 12, 2009
Christmas Break
Dec 22
The College will be closed from Monday, Dec. 22 through Friday, Dec. 26.
Transfer Admissions Event
Jan 06
Apply your college credit toward a degree.
FAFSA Workshop
Jan 10
GNSO Family Concert
Jan 10
"The Magical Music of Disney"
Community Safety Training Session
Jan 17
An interactive presentation by the Mount's Office of Security and Safety
Writing as Leadership
Jan 27
St. Thomas Fest
Jan 28
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- Cree organizer Clayton Thomas-Muller provides a deeply personal account of a ceremonial healing walk through the broken landscape of Canada's tar sands. This year's walk begins July 4.
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- The great Nigerian author and essayist Chinua Achebe died on Thursday in Boston. In this interview with Bill Moyers, first broadcast in 1988, he explains why "The storyteller has a different agenda from the emperor."
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How Fracking Is a Danger to Your Health
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The ethics of medicine are guided by the Hippocratic Oath which commits medical professionals to the principle of health care based on, Primum non nocere -- First do no harm. Health professionals are speaking out on behalf of the public health of their patients as hydraulic fracturing, otherwise known as fracking is introduced into their communities.
Fifty years ago this month Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring a book that warned of the devastating impacts of pesticides and pollutants on human health. That seminal book led to the formation of the EPA and catalyzed a ban on DDT. Decades after the publication of Carson's book the alarm has escalated with fracking, a technology that is forging a global gas initiative of extreme extraction. Many of the potential human rights injustices are being ignored by governing agencies, as extreme fossil fuel is being fast tracked locally and internationally.
Environmental scientist and biologist Sandra Steingraber (and founder of New Yorkers Against Fracking) referred to as a contemporary Carson asks this,"Is fracking going to kill more New Yorkers than it employs?" She continues to be outspoken about the human rights issue of the "crime of contamination" as she shares her own story of being a cancer survivor struck with bladder cancer at the age of 20 in her environmentally-polluted town in Illinois where she grew up.
Her story is resonating across New York where it was recently announced that Governor Cuomo will not be making an imminent decision about whether to begin high-volume horizontal fracking in the Southern Tier of New York State, but instead has ordered a health study to be completed. As Mary Esch reported for the AP:
New York's health commissioner and 'qualified outside experts' will review the health impacts of shale gas drilling before a moratorium on the 'fracking' extraction process is lifted, Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens said Thursday.
Martens said he has rejected calls from health and environmental groups for a health impact analysis by a university school of public health or other independent group, saying such a review is the job of government. Martens said he's asked Health Commissioner Nirav Shah to assess DEC's own health impact analysis.
Although community groups worry that the study won't be conducted by an outside, independent body, many are relieved that the multitude of health risks associated with the process of fracking has now become central in the NY debate of how to proceed.
Pressure groups are concerned though about connections between the government and industry. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) sued the Cuomo administration for documents that would show "how the state has drafted its plan to permit high volume hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling for shale gas." In the EWG press release they state, "…the Cuomo administration failed to honor EWG's request under the state's Freedom of Information Law for full disclosure of public records showing communications between the governor and six other senior officials and about two-dozen representatives of the oil and natural gas industry."
While New Yorkers wait for the study, the process of shale gas development is already impacting people, whether by exploration, production, distribution and storage to name only a few of the aspects of this full-scale industrial activity. When one reads the reports, the testimonials, meets people suffering and sees the statistics on the chemicals it becomes clear that the only ethical choice and one that supports social justice is to begin an independent Health Impact Assessment, an HIA that addresses the cumulative health impacts.
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Two gun incidents within minutes of each other. That's what Troy Police faced in the early morning hours of Sunday. Maria Valvanis has more on who some say the violence is to blame.
TROY, N.Y. -- Police say they received a call at 3 a.m. Sunday morning from a woman inside the Broadway Brew Biergarten, claiming a man was threatening to shoot people. Captain John Cooney said, "The suspect left the building and when police approached him he immediately fled on foot. He then pulled a gun from his waist side, probably to be able to run faster."
That suspect, 21-year-old, Jallah McCall, then threw the handgun onto a garage he was running by. McCall was taken into custody, and at the same time, police heard gun shots coming from less than 100 yards away.
"On Second Street we did find casings and a small amount of blood," said Cooney.
Police were unable to locate a second gunman, or a victim. They did however find a handgun, hidden in the wheel-well of a nearby car. Bootleggers on Broadway owner Julie Keller, tells us she's not surprised by the early morning incidents.
"I feel the clientele being drawn to the theme nights held at the Biergarten are starting to be an issue for the city of Troy," said Keller.
But the Biergarten owner, who didn't want to go on camera, says he hasn't had any problems with his theme night parties. Still, others are worried if they don't stop, neither will the violence.
Cooney said, "They clear out the tables to make a dance floor and bring in a dj and it gets flashy and that does at times bring violence."
"Every couple weeks things occur, but it shouldn't happen at all. If you have a clientele that's causing problems maybe you should be changing the things you're doing in your establishment to prevent them from coming," said Keller.
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There are apps for everything from organization to education, from entertainment to business even banking. With that in mind, I have compiled a list of potentially useful apps for bankers and their customers. For example, an app from Calcubot turns a financial institutions Facebook page into a lead-generation system. aMobile from Aptys enables banks business customers to create invoices, accept payments and process invoices directly through a mobile phone or tablet device. LenderMobile offers an app that loan agents and borrowers can use to fill-in, sign and submit loan applications and custom disclosures directly from their iPads. And the Remote Deposit Anywhere app from ProfitStars touts its ability to help banks and credit unions retain and attract new customers and members by expanding the available deposit channels. And lets not forget, there is also the BankNews app available for download so bankers can read each issue of their favorite magazine on their iPhones or iPads.
Click the link below to learn what apps are available specifically for community bankers. (Disclaimer: This is not a complete list. If you are a vendor with an app for bankers that is not included, please email me your app information and I will add it to the list. Thank you!)
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To qualify for the honors, the dishes have to be near a college campus, be a "staple" for students and be "absolutely awesome."
Around here, Georgetown's Wisey's Chicken Madness is paired up against the University of Maryland's Fear the Turtle Ice Cream.
Marquette serves-up spaghetti, topped with chili, onions, cheddar and sour cream, while Harvard dishes out a "Viagra Burger." And Princeton has a Fat Lady.
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Tables are essential objects in a database because they hold all the information or data. For example, a database for a business can have a Contacts table that stores the names of their suppliers, e-mail addresses, and telephone numbers. This article provides an overview of tables in Access. Before you create tables, consider your requirements and determine all the tables that you might need. For an introduction to planning and designing a database, see Database design basics.
A relational database like Access usually has several related tables. In a well-designed database, each table stores data about a particular subject, such as employees or products. A table has records (rows) and fields (columns). Fields have different types of data, such as text, numbers, dates, and hyperlinks.
The characteristics and behavior of tables and fields are defined and controlled by the properties. A table's properties are set in the table's property sheet, For example, you can set a table's Default View property to specify how the table is displayed by default. A field's property defines an aspect of the field's behavior. You can also set field properties in Design view by using the Field Properties pane. Every field has a data type which defines the kind of information stored in the field. For example, multiple lines of text or currency are data types.
Although each table in a database stores data about a specific subject, tables in a relational database such as Access, store data about related subjects. For example, a database might contain:
To connect the data stored in different tables, you would create relationships. A relationship is a logical connection between two tables that have a common field.
Fields that are part of a table relationship are called keys. A key usually consists of one field, but may consist of more than one field. There are two kinds of keys:
The correspondence of values between key fields forms the basis of a table relationship. You use a table relationship to combine data from related tables. For example, suppose that you have a Customers table and an Orders table. In your Customers table, each record is identified by the primary key field, ID.
To associate each order with a customer, you add a foreign key field to the Orders table that corresponds to the ID field of the Customers table, and then create a relationship between the two keys. When you add a record to the Orders table, you use a value for customer ID that comes from the Customers table. Whenever you want to view any information about an order's customer, you use the relationship to identify which data from the Customers table corresponds to which records in the Orders table.
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Create a new table if you have a new source of data that doesn't belong in any of your existing tables. There are several options for adding a table to your Access database such as, by creating a new database, by inserting a table into an existing database, or by importing or linking to a table from another data source — such as a Microsoft Excel workbook, a Microsoft Word document, a text file, a Web service, or another database. When you create a new, blank database, a new, empty table is automatically inserted for you. You can then enter data in the table to start defining your fields.
For more information on adding a field to a desktop database, see the article Add a field to a table.
The new database opens, with a new table named Table1, rename the table based on the type of data it stores.
A new table is added and opens in Datasheet view.
You can link to a variety of external data sources, such as other databases, text files, and Excel workbooks. When you link to external data, Access can use the link as if it were a table. Depending on the external data source and the way that you create the link, you can edit the data in the linked table, and can create relationships that involve the linked table. However, you cannot change the design of the external data by using the link.
You can create a table by importing or linking to data that is stored elsewhere. You can import or link to data in an Excel worksheet, a Windows SharePoint Services list, an XML file, another Access database, a Microsoft Outlook folder, and more.
When you import data, you create a copy of the data in a new table in the current database. Subsequent changes to the source data will have no effect on the imported data, and changes to the imported data do not affect the source data. After you connect to a data source and import its data, you can then use the imported data without connecting to the source. You can change the design of an imported table.
When you link to data, you create a linked table in the current database that represents a live link to the existing information that is stored elsewhere. When you change data in a linked table, you are changing it in the source. Whenever data changes in the source, that change is shown in the linked table. You must be able to connect to the data source whenever you use a linked table. You cannot change the design of a linked table.
Note You cannot edit data in an Excel worksheet by using a linked table. As a workaround, import the source data into an Access database, and then link to the database from Excel. For more information about linking to Access from Excel, search Excel Help
Access creates the new table and displays it in the Navigation Pane.
Tip You can also import or link to a SharePoint list, for more information, see Import from or link data to a SharePoint list.
You can create a table in your database that imports from or links to a SharePoint list. You can also create a new SharePoint list by using a predefined template.
Create a SharePoint list that is based on a template
Create a new custom list
Import the data from an existing list
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You can create a table in your database that connects to data at a Web site that provides a Web service interface.
Note Web service tables are read-only.
You can set properties that apply to an entire table or to entire records.
Specify whether views that are based on the table can be displayed on a SharePoint site.
Note The effects of this setting depend on the setting of the Display All Views On SharePoint Site database property.
For more information, see the See Also section.
Do one of the following:
Tip To provide more space to enter or edit a setting in the property box, press SHIFT+F2 to display the Zoom box. If you are setting the Validation Rule property to an expression and would like help in building it, click next to the ValidationRule property box to display the Expression Builder.
You store each piece of data that you want to track in a field. For example, in a contacts table you create fields for Last Name, First Name, Telephone Number, and Address. In a products table you create fields for Product Name, Product ID, and Price.
Before you create fields, try to separate data into its smallest useful parts. It is much easier to combine data later than it is to pull it apart. For example, instead of a Full Name field, consider creating separate fields for Last Name and First Name. Then, you can easily search or sort by First Name, Last Name, or both. If you plan to report, sort, search, or calculate on an item of data, put that item in a field by itself. For more information about designing a database and creating fields, see the links in the See Also section.
After you create a field, you can also set field properties to control its appearance and behavior.
You can create a new field in Access by entering data in a new column in Datasheet view. When you create a field by entering data in Datasheet view, Access automatically assigns a data type for the field, based on the value that you enter. If no other data type is implied by your input, Access sets the data type to Text but you can change the data type
When you create a new table or open an existing table in Datasheet view, you can add a field to the table by entering data in the Add New Field column of the datasheet.
To add a new field:
After you create a field, you can set field properties to control its appearance and behavior.
For example, by setting field properties, you can:
You can set some of the available field properties while you work in Datasheet view. To have access to and set the complete list of field properties; however, you must use Design view.
You can rename a field; change its data type, change its Format property, and change some of a field's other properties while you work in Datasheet view.
Field names can consist of up to 64 characters (letters or numbers), including spaces.
When you create a field by entering data in Datasheet view, Access examines that data to determine the appropriate data type for the field. For example, if you enter 1/1/2006, Access recognizes that data as a date and sets the data type for the field to Date/Time. If Access can't definitively determine the data type, the data type is set to Text by default.
The data type of the field determines which other field properties you can set. For example, you can set only the Append Only property for a field that has the Hyperlink data type or the Memo data type.
There may be cases where you want to manually change a field's data type. For example, suppose you have room numbers that resemble dates, such as 10/2001. If you enter 10/2001 into a new field in Datasheet view, the automatic data type detection feature selects the Date/Time data type for the field. Because room numbers are labels, and not dates, they should use the Text data type. Use the following procedure to change a field's data type.
In addition to determining the data type of a new field, Access may also set the Format property for the field, depending on what you enter. For example, if you enter 10:50 a.m., Access sets the data type to Date/Time and the Format property to Medium Time. To manually change a field's Format property, do the following:
Note The Format list may be unavailable for some fields (for example, Text), depending on the data type of the field.
You can set a field property by opening the table in Design view.
Note The properties that you can set, depends on the field's data type.
The Access client provides designers for creating and modifying tables that will be stored on SQL Server. The information that Access requires in order to create and maintain a table and properties such as input masks, lookup information and formatting are stored in a system table (Access.ColumnProperties) in the user's database. For more information, see creating an Access app.


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Hardware news tagged Cortex
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
MediaTek Unleashes SoC with Eight Cores, Latest PowerVR Graphics, 4K Video and 4G/LTE.
MediaTek Introduces Its First Application Processor with Premium Features
ARM Roll-Out Cortex-A15 Derivative for Mainstream Consumer Devices
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Specifications of Samsung's Galaxy S5 Surface Ahead of Launch.
Samsung to Unveil Galaxy S5 at Mobile World Congress
Friday, January 31, 2014
AMD to Ship ARM-Based Opteron PCs to Software Makers This Quarter.
AMD Unveils More Details Regarding ARM-Based Opterons, Plans Sample Shipments in Q1
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
ARM Reveals Initial Server Platform Standard.
ARM Servers Begin to Get Standardized
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
ARM and UMC Team Up for Low-Cost 28nm Cortex-A7 Processor.
ARM Develops Low-Cost Cortex-A7 Implementation to Be Made at UMC's 28nm Node
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
A Look Into 2014: Microprocessors.
Predictions and Expectations for 2014
Monday, December 16, 2013
ARM Acquires Geomerics, a Graphics Technologies Developer.
ARM Strenghtends Its Portfolio with Graphics Technologies
Monday, December 9, 2013
Qualcomm Announces Its First 64-Bit Application Processor for Mainstream Smartphones.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 Fuses 64-Bit Processing, 4G/LTE with Mainstream Pricing
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
LG Electronics Readies Odin System-on-Chip with Up to Eight Cores – Report.
LG Develops Two SoCs for Consumer Electronics
Monday, November 25, 2013
ARM: It Is Too Early to Talk About 128-Bit Microprocessors.
64-Bit Processors Will Be Enough for Many Years to Come
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
MediaTek Launches "True" Octa-Core Mobile Application Processor.
MediaTek Packs Eight ARM Cortex-A7 Cores into MT6592 Application Processor
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Heterogeneous Computing and 64-Bit Processing – New Trends for Mobile Devices.
GPGPU and 64-Bit Technologies to Quickly Gain Adoption in Mobile Devices
Intel to Manufacture Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A53 SoC for Altera