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About me and my passion for cars
Blame it all on my dear old Dad. He's had me wrenching since I was three years old. I've been absolutely hooked since.
My first car
89 Cougar LS with a 98 Mustang 3.8L NA V6.
Car I wish I still had
Nothing yet. The ones that have "gotten away" are ones that I let go of. I've hung on to the ones that really mean something to me.
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I'd like to build a '68-'72 Nova, if I ever get around to it. I've already got a 468 BBC under the workbench that's just begging for a 8-71.
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TCCOA - Thunderbird and Cougar Club of America
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TBU - Thunderbird Underground
Modded Mustangs
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The history of economic thought in the twentieth century is a bit like the history of Christianity in the sixteenth century. Until John Maynard Keynes published The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money in 1936, economics—at least in the English-speaking world—was completely dominated by free-market orthodoxy. Heresies would occasionally pop up, but they were always suppressed. Classical economics, wrote Keynes in 1936, "conquered England as completely as the Holy Inquisition conquered Spain." And classical economics said that the answer to almost all problems was to let the forces of supply and demand do their job.
But classical economics offered neither explanations nor solutions for the Great Depression. By the middle of the 1930s, the challenges to orthodoxy could no longer be contained. Keynes played the role of Martin Luther, providing the intellectual rigor needed to make heresy respectable. Although Keynes was by no means a leftist—he came to save capitalism, not to bury it—his theory said that free markets could not be counted on to provide full employment, creating a new rationale for large-scale government intervention in the economy.
Keynesianism was a great reformation of economic thought. It was followed, inevitably, by a counter-reformation. A number of economists played important roles in the great revival of classical economics between 1950 and 2000, but none was as influential as Milton Friedman. If Keynes was Luther, Friedman was Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits. And like the Jesuits, Friedman's followers have acted as a sort of disciplined army of the faithful, spearheading a broad, but incomplete, rollback of Keynesian heresy. By the century's end, classical economics had regained much though by no means all of its former dominion, and Friedman deserves much of the credit.
I don't want to push the religious analogy too far. Economic theory at least aspires to be science, not theology; it is concerned with earth, not heaven. Keynesian theory initially prevailed because it did a far better job than classical orthodoxy of making sense of the world around us, and Friedman's critique of Keynes became so influential largely because he correctly identified Keynesianism's weak points. And just to be clear: although this essay argues that Friedman was wrong on some issues, and sometimes seemed less than honest with his readers, I regard him as a great economist and a great man.
Milton Friedman played three roles in the intellectual life of the twentieth century. There was Friedman the economist's economist, who wrote technical, more or less apolitical analyses of consumer behavior and inflation. There was Friedman the policy entrepreneur, who spent decades campaigning on behalf of the policy known as monetarism—finally seeing the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England adopt his doctrine at the end of the 1970s, only to abandon it as unworkable a few years later. Finally, there was Friedman the ideologue, the great popularizer of free-market doctrine.
Did the same man play all these roles? Yes and no. All three roles were informed by Friedman's faith in the classical verities of free-market economics. Moreover, Friedman's effectiveness as a popularizer and propagandist rested in part on his well-deserved reputation as a profound economic theorist. But there's an important difference between the rigor of his work as a professional economist and the looser, sometimes questionable logic of his pronouncements as a public intellectual. While Friedman's theoretical work is universally admired by professional economists, there's much more ambivalence about his policy pronouncements and especially his popularizing. And it must be said that there were some serious questions about his intellectual honesty when he was speaking to the mass public.
But let's hold off on the questionable material for a moment, and talk about Friedman the economic theorist. For most of the past two centuries, economic thinking has been dominated by the concept of Homo economicus. The hypothetical Economic Man knows what he wants; his preferences can be expressed mathematically in terms of a "utility function." And his choices are driven by rational calculations about how to maximize that function: whether consumers are deciding between corn flakes or shredded wheat, or investors are deciding between stocks and bonds, those decisions are assumed to be based on comparisons of the "marginal utility," or the added benefit the buyer would get from acquiring a small amount of the alternatives available.
It's easy to make fun of this story. Nobody, not even Nobel-winning economists, really makes decisions that way. But most economists—myself included—nonetheless find Economic Man useful, with the understanding that he's an idealized representation of what we really think is going on. People do have preferences, even if those preferences can't really be expressed by a precise utility function; they usually make sensible decisions, even if they don't literally maximize utility. You might ask, why not represent people the way they really are? The answer is that abstraction, strategic simplification, is the only way we can impose some intellectual order on the complexity of economic life. And the assumption of rational behavior has been a particularly fruitful simplification.
The question, however, is how far to push it. Keynes didn't make an all-out assault on Economic Man, but he often resorted to plausible psychological theorizing rather than careful analysis of what a rational decision-maker would do. Business decisions were driven by "animal spirits," consumer decisions by a psychological tendency to spend some but not all of any increase in income, wage settlements by a sense of fairness, and so on.
But was it really a good idea to diminish the role of Economic Man that much? No, said Friedman, who argued in his 1953 essay "The Methodology of Positive Economics" that economic theories should be judged not by their psychological realism but by their ability to predict behavior. And Friedman's two greatest triumphs as an economic theorist came from applying the hypothesis of rational behavior to questions other economists had thought beyond its reach.
In his 1957 book A Theory of the Consumption Function—not exactly a crowd-pleasing title, but an important topic—Friedman argued that the best way to make sense of saving and spending was not, as Keynes had done, to resort to loose psychological theorizing, but rather to think of individuals as making rational plans about how to spend their wealth over their lifetimes. This wasn't necessarily an anti-Keynesian idea—in fact, the great Keynesian economist Franco Modigliani simultaneously and independently made a similar case, with even more care in thinking about rational behavior, in work with Albert Ando. But it did mark a return to classical ways of thinking—and it worked. The details are a bit technical, but Friedman's "permanent income hypothesis" and the Ando-Modigliani "life cycle model" resolved several apparent paradoxes about the relationship between income and spending, and remain the foundations of how economists think about spending and saving to this day.
Friedman's work on consumption behavior would, in itself, have made his academic reputation. An even bigger triumph, however, came from his application of Economic Man theorizing to inflation. In 1958 the New Zealand–born economist A.W. Phillips pointed out that there was a historical correlation between unemployment and inflation, with high inflation associated with low unemployment and vice versa. For a time, economists treated this correlation as if it were a reliable and stable relationship. This led to serious discussion about which point on the "Phillips curve" the government should choose. For example, should the United States accept a higher inflation rate in order to achieve a lower unemployment rate?
In 1967, however, Friedman gave a presidential address to the American Economic Association in which he argued that the correlation between inflation and unemployment, even though it was visible in the data, did not represent a true trade-off, at least not in the long run. "There is," he said, "always a temporary trade-off between inflation and unemployment; there is no permanent trade-off." In other words, if policymakers were to try to keep unemployment low through a policy of generating higher inflation, they would achieve only temporary success. According to Friedman, unemployment would eventually rise again, even as inflation remained high. The economy would, in other words, suffer the condition Paul Samuelson would later dub "stagflation."
How did Friedman reach this conclusion? (Edmund S. Phelps, who was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in economics this year, simultaneously and independently arrived at the same result.) As in the case of his work on consumer behavior, Friedman applied the idea of rational behavior. He argued that after a sustained period of inflation, people would build expectations of future inflation into their decisions, nullifying any positive effects of inflation on employment. For example, one reason inflation may lead to higher employment is that hiring more workers becomes profitable when prices rise faster than wages. But once workers understand that the purchasing power of their wages will be eroded by inflation, they will demand higher wage settlements in advance, so that wages keep up with prices. As a result, after inflation has gone on for a while, it will no longer deliver the original boost to employment. In fact, there will be a rise in unemployment if inflation falls short of expectations.
At the time Friedman and Phelps propounded their ideas, the United States had little experience with sustained inflation. So this was truly a prediction rather than an attempt to explain the past. In the 1970s, however, persistent inflation provided a test of the Friedman-Phelps hypothesis. Sure enough, the historical correlation between inflation and unemployment broke down in just the way Friedman and Phelps had predicted: in the 1970s, as the inflation rate rose into double digits, the unemployment rate was as high or higher than in the stable-price years of the 1950s and 1960s. Inflation was eventually brought under control in the 1980s, but only after a painful period of extremely high unemployment, the worst since the Great Depression.
By predicting the phenomenon of stagflation in advance, Friedman and Phelps achieved one of the great triumphs of postwar economics. This triumph, more than anything else, confirmed Milton Friedman's status as a great economist's economist, whatever one may think of his other roles.
One interesting footnote: although Friedman made great strides in macroeconomics by applying the concept of individual rationality, he also knew where to stop. In the 1970s, some economists pushed Friedman's analysis of inflation even further, arguing that there is no usable trade-off between inflation and unemployment even in the short run, because people will anticipate government actions and build that anticipation, as well as past experience, into their price-setting and wage-bargaining. This doctrine, known as "rational expectations," swept through much of academic economics. But Friedman never went there. His reality sense warned that this was taking the idea of Homo economicus too far. And so it proved: Friedman's 1967 address has stood the test of time, while the more extreme views propounded by rational expectations theorists in the Seventies and Eighties have not.


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Jonathan Edwards takes the stage at Wolf Trap. Edwards is best known for his Vietnam protest song, "Sunshine (Go Away Today)." His solo acoustic performances feature great storytelling and masterful singing.
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I noticed too that 1.3 was missing from the download section... I;ll try using the docs for the 1.4 install!
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First time I've tried these heads on my Mapex kit. Their OK but I like the G2 coated better.
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I got the original EC2 "Edge Control" heads a few years ago and loved them. They're no longer being manufactured, I believe, as the new generation of EC2 SST heads have taken their place. I got these EC2 SST frosted heads for my church's drum set, hoping they would attain a better sound quality over the stock heads. They do, but they don't quite act as I was expecting them to. We ordered Aquarian rings along with them; however, when I tuned the first tom to my liking and placed the appropriate ring on the head, there was an awful vibration between the ring and the frosted coating. Now don't get me wrong; these heads do sound okay. But if you want your toms to have a quick decay and like use plastic rings to achieve such, these heads will disappoint you. I should've gotten the Evans EC2 SST clear heads.
Overall, good heads unless you use rings.
The reason I rated this low is because I don't like the frosted coating.
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Lets face it, reviews can be very biased. But, I will try and be open minded. These heads are very BALANCED. I play Mapex Orion Classics. (Maple). There are a lot of factors to consider. the physical properties of your kit, playing style, type of music, etc. I have a very large number of toms. 8,8,10,12,13,14,16,18. Couldn't get a 6, so I tune the 8's differently. Having tried other heads, I found the EC2's to be very midland in all respects, which for me is perfect. Easy to tune and they stay there. Good action. They allow the individual drums to be distinct and expressive. Playing a very lively head on my kit doesn't work for the style of music I play. Rock. With fast runs and a lot of notes, an open head sounds like playing the piano with the loudness (sustain) pedal pressed all of the time. Filling but muddy. I don't like a thud either. Drums should have a voice. EC2's give the drum good attack with just enough sustain without being present to long to disturb the next drum or more notes on the same drum. Even tone. Sound good with or without mic'ing. I also us a wood tip drumstick. It does make a difference, so if you use nylon tips, maybe the EC2 coated would work better. For the bottom. I like the G resonant. The EC resonant is a bit to choking for me. The sound control on the top coupled with the more open and balanced bottom creates a great balance and very flavorful. As with any heads, try one drum first and see if you like it. With the EC2 batter and the G resonant, you don't need any crazy tuning techniques. Match them up and on you go. Because your drum is resonating, find that sweet spot and go with it. You will like it better regardless of what heads you put on. Don't push or pull to much. Highly recommended
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I got some coated SST heads. They didn't muffle at all! I had to get some tone rings to make them sound good. Never again will I try something new.
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I put these on my gretsch birch kit because i wanted something a little warmer-sounding (i previously had g2 clears, and they were just too bright for an already-bright birch set). i found these and i was pleasantly surprised. they're warm, durable, and give plenty of tone. i'd say it's a good balance between warmth and attack, but like i said, i play birch shells. nice responsiveness too! i can really do dynamics with these.
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Just put a fusion set on my Mapex 10 -16" jazz kit, just one word, "awesome" (even the 10" tuned w/ease - someone out there has obvious tuning issues) ...anyway, great responce, attack & warm tone when tuned properly.
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I replaced EC2's that were on my toms with these. The EC2's were already way better than other tom heads, but these really are excellent heads. I'm using them on a Tama Bubinga set...even crummy heads sound good on them, but these SST's really bring out the lows without any ringiness or boingyness. Try them with Remo fiberskyn 3's on the bottom (stretch both heads first though). Deep toms with tone and playability. That's what it's about for me....of course if you prefer that boingy overtone, go with ambassadors
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These are great heads for any drum that is 12 inches or bigger but no matter how many ways you try it, they will ALWAYS wrinkle during application on 8 and 10inch drums.
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If anyone out there is considering these heads, go for it!I currently have a Gretsch catalina Ash kit with these heads and the sound is unbelievable.I have tried Remo heads,G-1's,and a few others,but these take the cake.I heard someone say that these heads do not sound good on Gretsch drums,but they are wrong.It's all about bearing edges and tuning,and these heads tune very easily.Buy them,you won't be sorry!
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Oct 4 - Below are the remarks of Thomas J. Curry, comptroller of the Currency, given before the National Bankers Association Annual Convention in New Orleans Oct. 3, 2012.
Thank you. Before I get started, I really want to thank the leadership of the NBA, especially Michael Grant and Doyle Mitchell, for inviting me here today. I have met with Michael and Doyle several times since I became Comptroller six months ago, and they are a valuable resource to me as I look across the spectrum of issues facing our national banks and federal savings associations. Michael, Doyle, thank you for reaching out to open up an ongoing dialogue with the OCC.
Its a pleasure to be here and to have this opportunity to share my thoughts and hear yours on the important role of Minority Depository Institutions in the United States. Your banks and thrifts provide vital financial services to consumers and communities that that otherwise might not have access to a financial institution, and so your success is crucial to the viability of underserved neighborhoods in cities and towns across America. Thats an important mission, and its not an easy one.
Its not easy, because the communities you serve are among the hardest hit by the financial crisis. Unemployment is still high, the housing market is slower to recover, and borrowers are economically stressed. And your success depends upon your ability to work closely with your communities and customers. Of course, community banks of all kinds face significant challenges today. Smaller institutions dont have the kind of product and geographic diversification that helps large banks weather the ups and downs of the economic cycle, and this has been the most difficult economic environment of my lifetime. Its true that were beginning to see hopeful signs of life in the economy, but that doesnt mean the road ahead wont have its share of bumps, whether they come from continuing problems in Europe or from setbacks here at home.
Clearly, it will be important for banks and thrifts of all sizes to continue contingency planning to ensure they can deal with the possibility of problems ahead. Another part of your planning will have to focus on the rulemaking process. Community banks and thrifts dont have the small army of lawyers and compliance experts that make it possible for larger institutions to digest the reams of new laws and regulations that come regularly from Congress and the banking agencies. But I can tell you that we are very sensitive to the needs of community institutions at the OCC, and we will do everything possible to make the workload manageable for small institutions.
The fact is, most of the institutions we supervise are community banks and thrifts, and most of our resources are devoted to that work. We want community banks and thrifts to be able to thrive, and that means we have to do what we can to identify and eliminate unnecessary burdens. And so we take the needs of smaller institutions into account as we work through the rulemaking process. The new Basel capital requirements present a different kind of challenge for community banks, a challenge that goes well beyond the size and complexity of the rule.
As I know you are aware, the proposed rule adds a new regulatory capital component, namely Common Equity Tier 1 capital, and increases the minimum tier 1 risk-based capital ratio. In addition, the proposed standardized approach would revise the risk weights for residential mortgages and increase capital requirements for certain commercial real estate loans, past-due loans and short-term commitments. References to credit ratings are being removed from our capital rules, in keeping with the provisions of Dodd-Frank.
I know that community banks are worried about the proposed capital requirements. They are worried that their capital requirements may rise, and they are worried that compliance may be difficult. We have spent a good deal of time analyzing the impact, and we believe that most of the community institutions we supervise already have enough common equity to meet the new tests.
The OCC and the other bank regulatory agencies have developed a tool to help community banks and thrifts estimate their capital requirements under the proposed rule. The estimator tool is available on our website at www.occ.gov, and I hope youll find it useful.
As I noted earlier, while community banks of all kinds are facing difficult tests in the current environment, minority institutions face especially severe challenges. You do business in areas that other financial providers often ignore. Attracting talent and capital can be a challenge, and finding creditworthy borrowers can be difficult as well. The loans you book often have higher levels of risk, reflecting the critical role your institutions play in being the entry point for a business or a consumer in obtaining credit.
I read the letter that this group sent to President Obama earlier this year, and I was struck by the strong commitment it voiced for serving underserved communities, even at the expense of increased earnings. Simply put, MDIs are often the lifeblood of their communities, you wrote. I agree wholeheartedly.
You are committed to your communities, and that is why you continue to serve populations whose needs may not otherwise be met. So, while you are all community institutions, you are far from being typical community banks or thrifts. Thats why your mission deserves special consideration and support. Congress has recognized that distinction in requiring the banking agencies, including the OCC for the first time, to offer special support to MDIs. We are doing many things at the OCC to provide that support, but Id like to highlight one in particular.
We have almost finished the work necessary to set up the Minority Depository Institution Advisory Committee, an initiative that will bring together representatives from minority-owned banks and thrifts around the country with senior OCC leaders for regular conversations about the important issues facing your industry. This group will provide a forum for discussion of issues, and hopefully for recommendations to address the industrys concerns. The composition of the committee will be quite diverse, with banks and thrifts that represent various sectors of the minority community, including African-American, Asian, Native American and Hispanic institutions. It will also include a large-bank representative, which I think will prove very helpful. Our large banks can be a source of support for minority institutions, and we will be looking to that sector for creative approaches to a number of the problems minority institutions face, including funding and lending activities.
Many of the issues coming before the committee will be difficult, and they wont lend themselves to easy solutions. I dont think theres any surprise there. But I dont want this committee to shy away from tough issues. In fact, thats the principal reason for creating a group like this: to raise and address the difficult issues that arent getting solved through existing channels. On a number of the issues raised in your letter, I do think the OCC is doing a good job.
For example, your letter to the President cites frustrations with the current system for classifying loans, and the process for appealing examiner decisions. Id like to spend a few minutes on both issues. First, the examination process necessarily involves judgment, and thats one reason we are so selective in our hiring and so rigorous in our training. We want examiners who can make decisions about how rules developed in Washington, most often through an interagency process, should be applied to individual institutions scattered across the country.
We at the OCC do not believe that one size fits all when it comes to supervision, and so we tailor supervisory strategies to meet local circumstances. Those of you who are supervised by the OCC have the benefit of all of the resources that a national organization can bring to bear, but you also have the benefit of our local presence the examiners who live and work throughout the country, and who understand local conditions and the specific circumstances of each of the institutions they supervise.
For those of you who are national banks or federal thrifts, I would urge you to reach out to your portfolio manager and the assistant deputy comptroller for your area when you have questions or when you are looking for help. These are seasoned supervisory personnel who live in and around your communities. They have the expertise and experience to provide technical assistance. They understand your local markets, and they are able to tailor supervisory strategies to meet your needs, consistent with safety and soundness.
Still, there will be times when legitimate differences of opinion over an exam decision will arise. I know that community banks generally worry any effort to appeal an examiners decision will result in retaliation. I want to assure you that we have done everything possible at the OCC to keep that from happening. Our Ombudsman is truly independent. He does not report through our supervision department, and he is empowered to make decisions, not just offer recommendations.
If you havent met Larry Hattix, then I hope youll get an opportunity to do so soon. Hes a real professional with good judgment and the courage to make decisions without fear or favor. In 2011, 25 percent of the cases decided by the Ombudsman were in favor of the bank, and 75 percent were in favor of the examiner. So, not every decision went with the supervised institution, but they didnt all go with the examiners either. And we have processes in place to guard against retaliation. Among them, the Ombudsmans office contacts appellant banks or thrifts six months after a decision is rendered to ask if they suffered any kind of retaliation. If the Ombudsman has reason to believe that retaliation occurred, he will refer a complaint for follow-up, either internally or externally.
While I hope you will never have reason to want to avail yourself of our appeal process, I also hope that, if you do, you wont hesitate to take advantage of it. We at the OCC are committed to fair and reasonable supervision that assures safety and soundness


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While dumpster diving in the trash cana of Americana, I ran across a prescient Star Trek episode that captures this weekend's New Orleans.
Tune in Wednesday Feburary 10th at 9:00 p.m. as we will rebroadcast Billy Delle's 1995 Mardi Gras Special, produced by 'OZ general manager David Freedman.
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On Superbowl Sunday, we are tailgating with the original underdog, the world's most under-rated blues singer, the Mayor of MacDougal Street: Dave Van Ronk.
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Program Overview
The communication degree program at Robert Morris University provides opportunities for undergraduate students that are unequaled in many graduate communication programs. Students gain experience that prepares them for cutting-edge careers in media and business or for graduate studies. The curriculum builds specialized career skills based in the liberal arts and offers hands-on experience that leads to excellent jobs. With the assistance of a faculty advisor, students select sequences of courses to prepare for communication-related careers.
Concentration Overviews
For more information about each of these concentrations, you can view the checksheets at the bottom of the page.
Advertising: This concentration prepares students for careers in advertising and public relations by emphasizing the role of creativity in all media. It includes specially tailored courses in communication as well as courses offered by the Marketing Department.
Applied Journalism: This concentration prepares students for careers in print and broadcast journalism. Students take foundational journalism courses and choose an area of specialization to focus their skills. Students are encouraged to actively participate on the school's student-run newspaper and/or television station.
Communication Education: This concentration is designed for students seeking Pennsylvania state certification as a teacher at the secondary level (grades 7-12). The program provides students with foundational knowledge in communication theory, rhetoric, linguistics and technology integration with a focus on media and television production for public schools and preparing teachers to meet the demands of 21st century schools.
Communication Studies: This is designed as a generalist concentration, allowing students to explore course work in all aspects of communication. It is especially suited to transfer students in that it allows the maximum use of transfer credits.
Corporate Communication: Communication-focused careers in the corporate world include positions as corporate trainers, communication specialists trained in crisis management, document designers, writers and editors of in-house publications, speech writers and media relations professionals.
Public Relations: This concentration prepares students for careers in public relations. Students take courses focusing on public relations foundations, strategies, writing, campaigns, management and technology, as well as media law.
Theatre: This concentration prepares students for theatre-related careers. Students take foundation courses in areas such as acting and production, as well as specialty courses. Students are encouraged to actively participate in Colonial Theatre productions.
Academic Media Center
The Academic Media Center provides engaged learning opportunities for students interested in television, video, audio, multimedia, producing and writing. The Center houses exceptional facilities, including the second-largest television studio in Pittsburgh, a high definition television control room, and nonlinear editing suites, a radio station, computer labs and field production equipment. Students produce programming for RMU-TV, including original news, sports, comedy, talk shows and live remote broadcasting of RMU Athletic events. RMU-Radio provides a platform for students to produce original, signature shows with a variety of musical genres.
The Academic Media Center produces programming for RMU-TV, a 24-hour cable television station broadcast throughout campus and to more than 200,000 homes in the surrounding community. Students participate in all phases of RMU-TV, both behind the scenes and in front of the camera. Student-produced programming includes news, sports, comedy and talk shows.
RMU Sentry Media
RMU Sentry Media is the student-run and operated online publication that is updated daily for distribution to 5,000+ students, faculty and staff at the Moon Township campus. RMU Sentry Media is comprised of 17 student editors and assistant editors, as well as a team of multimedia journalists who report on campus issues and events in collaboration with RMU-TV and RMU Radio. In addition to producing daily online and mobile content, RMU Sentry Media produces The Sentry, a news magazine published twice during the academic year. RMU Sentry Media is housed in the Sentry Media Center at 100 Patrick Henry. Participation in RMU Sentry Media is open to all registered RMU students. Interested students should contact Student Media Advisor Carrie Moniot at email@example.com. RMU Sentry Media.
Colonial Theatre
This student-focused company puts on professional-quality stage productions for the University and surrounding community at the 225 seat Colonial Theatre in Massey Hall on campus. Each academic year, the Colonial Theatre performs six large stage productions and in the past included the premiere of major works such as Rent, Spring Awakening, and Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson. Participation is open to all RMU students and required of Comm/Theatre majors and minors. Colonial Theatre.
Lambda Pi Eta
This honor society of the National Communication Association recognizes outstanding scholastic achievement. It is open to all Communication majors, regardless of their concentration, with a 3.0 GPA and 60 credit hours.
Society for College Journalists, Journalism Honor Society
This honor society recognizes leadership in student media and journalism and is focused on community service, in particular First Amendment education. Members are invited to participate in the national organizationa??s annual student media contests and conferences.
Public Relations Club
Robert Morris University's Public Relations Club has been recognized by the Student Government Association since 2009. The group meets weekly to plan fundraising activities, listen to guest speakers about careers in PR and explore professional development opportunities through presentations by industry professionals. The PR Club attends the Public Relations Student Society of America's national conference.
Alpha Psi Omega, National Theatre Honor Fraternity
Membership is open to all RMU students, sophomore and above who are in Colonial Theatre productions and enjoy working in areas including acting, technical theatre, design, and stage management. Alpha Psi Omega members must have a 3.25 GPA and members of Alpha Psi Omega participate in fund raising to sponsor member's trips to the American College Theatre Festival and other theatre events.
National Conferences
Students participate in national Regional Conferences including:
- Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) Conference, San Diego, CA
- College Media Advisers(CMS/ACP) National Conference, New York, NY
The following is a partial list of organizations where Communication majors intern: The Pittsburgh Quarterly; Pittsburgh Musical Theater; Pennsylvania Newspaper Association; 93.7 The Fan; palestra.net; ABC Radio Pittsburgh; Americaa??s Promise; B94 Radio; Clear Channel Communications; Disney World; ESPN Radio; Froggy 98.3; Infinity Broadcasting; KDKA; Keymarket Communications; Krome Communications; Labwerks; Lee Shore Agency; Leukemia Society; Pittsburgh Pirates; Pittsburgh Steelers; Production Masters; Sterlinghouse Publishers; Talent Group; WPGH-Fox 53; WQED Pittsburgh; WTOV.
The following is a partial list of organizations that have hired our graduates: Algor; Americaa??s Promise; Diabolic Studios; Food Circus Corp.;FW Dodge Publications/McGraw Hill; Gateway Star Publications; GlaxoSmithKline; Grannya??s Attic Communications; KDKA-TV; Norwegian Cruise Lines; Observer Publishing; PaineWebber; Pittsburgh Public Schools; Rome Monument; SEIX Investment Advisors; United Jewish Federation; U.S. Steel; Western Pennsylvania Humane Society; WHTM-TV; WQED-TV; WTOV-TV.
Tuition information can be found at Tuition Fees & Schedules.
Admission Criteria
The following are required for admission:
- Robert Morris University application for admission - Apply Now!
- Official transcripts from high school and any post-secondary institutions attended
Salary Information
|Position Title
|Position Salary
|about $43,000
|Public Relations Coordinator
|about $47,000
|Customer Service Manager
|about $48,000
|Video Production Specialist
|about $44,000
|about $32,000
|about $32,000
|Web Content Manager
|about $50,000
|about $30,000
|Media Sales
|about $42,000
|Market Research
|about $42,000
|Community Outreach
|about $38,000
|The information in this chart is based off of 2006 nation mean salaries


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