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Tusculum College will be offering a number of classes online this summer to give students more options in meeting degree requirements. Please see the informational material below for a list of classes.
Posted on 10 March 2015 by email@example.com
Tusculum College will be offering a number of classes online this summer to give students more options in meeting degree requirements. Please see the informational material below for a list of classes.
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Posted on 10 March 2015 by firstname.lastname@example.com
Each year, the graduating class undertakes a special fundraising effort to leave a legacy gift to Tusculum College. The 2015 Graduates Give Back Campaign is designed to honor graduating seniors during their final year at Tusculum and establish a lasting tribute to their accomplishments. In the past, the Graduate Gift Campaign has been instrumental in raising money for special gifts that fund worthwhile projects and physical enhancements that otherwise would not have been possible.
This year, the focus of the 2015 Graduates Give Back Campaign is a scholarship for future students. Gifts from the class of 2015, combined with contributions from this year's Golden Pioneers (the class of 1965) and the 25th year reunion (the class of 1990), will help provide a scholarship to future students for years to come. Scholarships make college accessible and affordable, especially in the face of diminishing federal aid for hundreds of Tusculum students. Their contribution to scholarships makes this possible!
Gifts from parents of seniors wishing to honor their students' achievements are welcomed to the 2015 Graduates Give Back Campaign. For a parent of a Tusculum student, the 2015 Graduates Give Back Campaign can be a generous tribute to that student's college experience and achievements. For the College, it is a tremendous acknowledgement of success of the students, the College, the community, and, yes, parents . It is a sign that all together have nurtured and nourished a new group of young people who are educated and enthusiastic, caring and competent. They are ready for life ahead.
If you have any questions about the 2015 Graduates Give Back Campaign, please contact Nicole Wagner, Coordinator of the Tusculum Fund, at 423.636.7303 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Help your child leave their legacy and put Pioneers First today!
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Posted on 10 March 2015 by email@example.com
The Pioneer Club will be celebrating Tusculum spring sports with three upcoming events.
Lacrosse will be the focus of a Pioneer Club event Saturday, March 21. The event is scheduled from noon until 3 p.m. at Pioneer Field. The President's Box will be open from noon to the end of the men's game for members of the Pioneer Club.
March will hopefully go out like a lamb for the Pioneer tennis teams. A Pioneer Club event is scheduled from noon to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, March 31, next to the tennis courts. The matches will begin at 1 p.m.
A softball event has been scheduled for Saturday, April 11. The event will be from 1 – 2 p.m. next to the Red Edmonds Field. The game will begin at 2 p.m. This event had been originally scheduled for March 14.
The Pioneer Club helps provide annual scholarship funds for more than 300 Tusculum College student-athletes. Gifts to the Pioneer Club provides scholarships and program support to enable the Pioneers to excel in the classroom and find success on the field, court, or course of competition. Tusculum College's Athletic Program has been built on a solid foundation of support from alumni, parents, and friends. To join, please call 423-636-7303 or email email@example.com.
Admission to each of the March Pioneer Club events is $10. No admission fee for Mountaineer level and above Pioneer Club members. Please RSVP by calling 423.636.7303.
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Posted on 10 March 2015 by email@example.com
-Pack the Park for Education May 2 Mark your calendars to join the Tusculum community for an afternoon of family fun with live music, games and children's activities prior to the Tusculum College Pioneer baseball game against Bluefield State. Fireworks will follow the game.
- Commencement Saturday May 9 Celebrate with the graduates who have reached a milestone in their academic journey.
-Homecoming October 9-10Join alumni and students in the annual Homecoming festivities.
- Family Weekend November 6-7 It is not too early to make plans to enjoy a weekend on the Tusculum campus as our special guests.
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Posted on 27 February 2015 by firstname.lastname@example.com
The Old Oak Festival is returning to the Tusculum College campus April 17-19.
The arts and music festival will span across three days and will feature something for everyone, including crafts, music, art, theater, storytelling and area authors, as well as gallery and museum exhibits.
"I would describe this year's Old Oak Festival to be bigger and better than last year," said David Price, director of music at Tusculum College and festival coordinator. "There will be arts on every level and something to interest everyone."
In addition to artist vendors and music performances throughout the day on Friday and Saturday, there will be three performances during the festival of "5X10," presented by Tusculum students under the direction of Wayne Thomas, the interim dean of the arts and sciences, Frank Mengel, arts outreach technical director and instructor, and Brian Ricker, arts outreach and assistant.
Performances will be held in the Behan Arena Theatre in the Annie Hogan Byrd Fine Arts Center. Show times are Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
The college's Allison Gallery will be open throughout the weekend, featuring a faculty and family spotlight exhibition by Deborah Bryan.
The festival is being coordinated by a committee of college and community representatives who are working to promote arts and music in the East Tennessee region.
"We are expecting a wide variety of artists, including painters, craftsmen and sculptors, whose work will be available for purchase. Arts will include pottery, woodcrafts and folk art," said Price. Demonstrations will also be conducted on pottery, blacksmithing and cooking.
There are limited spaces still available for artisan and crafter booths. Deadline for reserving a booth is April 8, 2015, or until all spaces are filled.
Throughout the weekend on stage, the festival will present the sounds of the region, with a wide variety of music from bluegrass to jazz to local vocalists and musicians.
Both the President Andrew Johnson Museum and Library and the Doak House Museum will be open to visitors during the festival and will have special activities planned for adults and children from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and 1-4 p.m. on Sunday.
The Doak House Museum will sponsor a batik workshop during the three days of the festival. Participants will learn how to make stunning designs on natural fiber cloth using the wax-resist dyeing method. Reservations and advance deposits are required. The workshop will be held in the heart of the festival on the main campus. Reservation and deposit are required. Contact Leah Walker at 423-636-8554 or email@example.com for reservations and more information.
Fiddlin' Carson Peter's Band and the Old Time Travelers, a duo from Chattanooga Tennessee, will perform on the Doak House lawn on the Saturday of the festival. Picnic tables are available to the public to bring a lunch, tour the museum and hear great bluegrass and old-time music. Performance times will be announced at a later date.
For the length of the festival only, the museum will open its collections storage to display never before exhibited Appalachian chairs and other furnishings, titled "Sittin' Pretty: Selections from the Doak House Furniture Collection." Admission is free and donations are appreciated.
The President Andrew Johnson Museum and Library will sponsor a 19th Century Toys and Games booth in the children's area. Come and play with traditional folk toys and make-and-take your very own toy as a souvenir.
From 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., the President Andrew Johnson Museum and Library will feature the "Reaper: Nettie Fowler McCormick and the Machine that Built Tusculum College" exhibit. This exhibit explores the changes wrought by the mechanical harvest and explores the context through which Mrs. McCormick viewed her philanthropic mission."
The festival will feature children's activities on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and again on Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. There will be storytelling performances on stage and around the festival grounds.
The Walnut Ridge llamas, previous favorites of the festival, will visit the Tusculum College campus over the weekend.
Throughout the weekend, there will be everything from bed racing to surprise performances to craft workshops.
Food selection will include festival favorites, such as homemade strawberry shortcake, Philly cheese steak, and Mennonite doughnuts. Music and food will be available until 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and until 4 p.m. on Sunday.
There is no fee to attend the festival. Art vendor hours will be Friday from noon until 6 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. For more information, contact Price at 423-636-7303.
Coolers and alcohol are prohibited during the festival.
For updates and more information, visit the website at www.oldoakfestival.org or on Facebook at www.facebook/OldOakFestival.
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Posted on 20 February 2015 by email@example.com
Theatre-at-Tusculum and Actors Coming Together will invite audiences to revisit their childhood in the production of the musical comedy, "How Eat Like a Child (And Other Lessons in NOT Being a Grown-Up)" during the weekends of Feb. 27-March 1 and March 5-8.
The musical will be performed at 7 p.m. on Feb. 27-28 and March 5-7 in the Behan Arena Theatre (lower level side entrance) of the Annie Hogan Byrd Fine Arts Building. Sunday matinees are scheduled at 2 p.m. on March 1 and 8.
Director Marilyn duBrisk has assembled a cast of 28 talented young people for a hilarious musical romp through the joys and sorrows of childhood. Lessons in such subjects as how to beg for a dog, how to act after being sent to your room, how to laugh hysterically, and of course, how to eat like a child are presented in a series of fast-paced vignettes that should delight and amuse both the young and the young at heart.
"How to Eat Like a Child" is based on the book of the same by Delia Ephron and has been adapted for the stage with book by Ephron, Judith Kahan and John Forster, who also wrote the music and lyrics. The musical version was originally produced as a NBC prime time television special in 1981 starring Dick Van Dyke.
The stage production has been called a "musical revue for children that can also be enjoyed by adults [with] a charming and witty score" by Backstage magazine. "Applause, applause, applause!" wrote Steve Allen and the Hollywood Reporter called it "delightfully clever." TV Guide praised the show's Broadway-style songs and imaginative script."
Assisting duBrisk in bringing this production to the stage are assistant director Brian Ricker, vocal director Angie Clendenon and choreographer Kim Berry. Costume creation is under the direction of Barbara Holt, and the stage and lighting design is by Frank Mengel. Pianist Christopher Beste will provide musical accompaniment.
Admission for the performance is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors 60 and over and $5 for children. For ticket information or reservations, please contact Jennifer Hollowell, Arts Outreach coordinator, at 423-798-1620 or by email at email@example.com.
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Posted on 13 February 2015 by firstname.lastname@example.com
Kate Hutchinson, from Calhoun, Ga., has been recognized as "Student of the Block" for Block Five at Tusculum College.
The senior pre-medicine major was recognized Wednesday, Feb. 11, during halftime of the women's basketball game. The "Student of the Block Award" is presented by the Tusculum Office of Student Affairs and was established to recognize individuals who excel in their academic endeavors, campus involvement and/or athletic performance. The award is selected from nominations made by faculty and staff members. Plaques telling about the honorees are displayed in the Niswonger Commons and other campus buildings.
Hutchinson exemplifies the true meaning of the term "student athlete," excelling in both the classroom and on the tennis court as a member of the Women's Tennis Team.
She has maintained a 3.77 grade point average in her major and is a member of the Tusculum Chapter of the National Honor Society. Only the top 10 percent of juniors and seniors are invited to join the honor society. She has been recently accepted into medical school at Edward Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
In addition, she is a member of the President's Society, a select group of students who serve as ambassadors for the college. She is also a member of the college's Science Club, the Pioneer Student Athlete Advisory Council and the Greene County Humane Society.
On the tennis court, she has earned an Intercollegiate Tennis Association Scholar Athlete distinction and a 2013-14 All-South Atlantic Conference Honorable Mention after posting a 19-3 singles match record. She opened her collegiate career winning her first 11 singles matches. She has also been Tusculum's No.1 flight player.
She has participated in various community service projects including fundraisers for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Habitat for Humanity.
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Posted on 12 February 2015 by email@example.com
It is that time of the year again. Not only is the income tax deadline looming, but the financial aid deadlines are quickly approaching.
Students and families are encouraged to file their FAFSA as soon as possible to obtain the maximum amount of financial aid for which they are eligible.
To fill out the FAFSA form, please have your tax return or latest W-2 readily available.
If you have any questions or need some assistance with the FAFSA, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Posted on 09 February 2015 by firstname.lastname@example.com
Have you noticed the newest addition to the College? There are now new trees planted across the Tusculum College campus. A recent donor, who frequently donates to the college, chose to provide funds for the trees. According to Cody Greene, director of advancement services for the Office of Institutional Advancement, an anonymous donor provided restricted funding for new trees on campus. "We planted a total of 76 trees, that were approximately 7-9 feet tall," said David Martin, director of facilities. The species of trees varied based on where they were planted on campus, he added. These new trees are in a variety of places around the Indoor Practice Facility parking area, the softball field and the apartments. Martin said the trees should start to be more developed by the spring time.
By Ashley Bell, senior journalism and professional writing major from Nashville, Tenn.
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Posted on 30 January 2015 by email@example.com
Recipients of the "Student of the Block" award for the fall 2014 semester were recognized Wednesday during the halftime of the women's basketball game.
The honorees included David Cooper for Block One, Monica Smith for Block Two, Ryan Barker for Block Three and Joseph Elphingstone for Block Four.
The "Student of the Block Award" is presented by the Tusculum Office of Student Affairs and was established to recognize individuals who excel in their academic endeavors, campus involvement and/or athletic performance. The award is selected from nominations made by faculty and staff members. Plaques telling about the honorees are displayed in the Niswonger Commons and other campus buildings.
David Cooper
A senior majoring in biology, Cooper has a perfect 4.0 cumulative grade point average. His academic excellence has earned him a number of accolades. He was named the 2014 South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Men's Cross Country Scholar Athlete of the Year. He is a member of the Tusculum chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society, for which only the top 10 percent of juniors and seniors are eligible. Cooper is a two-time selection to the Capital One Academic All-America® Men's Cross Country/Track and Field Team selection. He has also been named each year to the Tusculum President's List, the college's Dean's List and the SAC Commissioner's Honor Roll.
On campus, Cooper, who is from Greeneville, is a resident assistant and has served in the President's Society, a select group of students who act as ambassadors for the College. He has also served on the Tusculum Athletic Judicial Board and volunteered at the Greene County YMCA and the Greene County Human Society.
Cooper has served as a four-year team captain of the men's cross country team and has completed one of the finest running careers in Tusculum history. He owns 10 of the top 25 running times in program history, including two of the top 10. He is a three-time All-SAC selection, earning first team honors in 2012. In 2011, he was named to the SAC All-Freshman Team.
Monica Smith
A December 2014 graduate with a bachelor's degree in organizational management, Smith will begin work on her master of business administration degree next month.
At Tusculum, she served her fellow student as a mentor in Tusculum's ARCHES (Adults Reaching Career Heights and Educational Success) program. ARCHES assists first-generation college students, those with learning disabilities or individuals from low income backgrounds who are being served in Tusculum's Graduate and Professional Studies degree programs. The federally funded TRIO program provides assistance in a variety of areas, including academic support/tutoring, academic advising, career services and personal counseling.
In addition, Smith, who is from Knoxville, has worked with Special Olympics and been a peer tutor and youth mentor. She has also been involved in her community as a gymnast, basketball player and track runner.
Among her favorite memories of Tusculum were participating in ARCHES trips, listening to lectures and visiting Malta through Tusculum's Global Studies program in 2013.
After obtaining her MBA, she plans to pursue a law degree and become a practicing attorney.
Ryan Barker
Barker, a senior from Laurens, S.C., is a double major in history and English with a concentration in creative writing. During Barker's time at Tusculum, he has made his mark on the college through campus leadership and his contributions in the classroom.
Currently, he is the president of the Students of Museums and the Students of History Organization and served as the 2013-14 president of the Student Government Association. He has served on the student Judicial Review Board and on the Old Oak Festival planning committee.
Barker has served as a student editor of The Tusculum Review, the college's literary magazine and is a published author.
Academically, Barker has excelled in his studies, and has presented papers at the Blue Ridge Undergraduate Research Conference. He is a member of Tusculum's chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society, for which only the top 10 percent of the junior and senior class are eligible. He is also a member of the Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society for history majors and the Sigma Tau Delta National Honor Society for English majors. He has been recognized on the Tusculum College Dean's List and Charles Oliver Gray List.
The son of Jeffrey and Debbie Craine, Barker has made the most of his opportunities at Tusculum. He has successfully completed three internships, one in the college's Office of Communications, another for the Museums of Tusculum College and the third for the Niswonger Foundation. He visited Norway as part of Tusculum's Global Studies program.
Joseph Elphingstone
Joseph Elphingstone is a senior majoring in biology and pre-medicine. The native of Calhoun, Ga., has a 3.91 cumulative grade point average and has been able to successfully balance his academic and athletic responsibilities. A member of the men's tennis team, he has accounted for a 9-4 singles record and an 11-3 worksheet in doubles.
His academic accomplishments have earned him recognition on the Tusculum President's List, the Dean's List and Charles Oliver Gray Honor List. He has also been named to the Tusculum Athletic Director's Honor Roll and the South Atlantic Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll. He is also a member of Tusculum's chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society, to which only the top 10 percent of the junior and senior class are invited to join and has served as an officer of the organization.
After graduation, Elphingstone plans to attend medical school and become an orthopedic surgeon.
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Posted on 13 January 2015 by email@example.com
The Tusculum campus is alive with activity – classes for the spring 2015 semester have begun, and several events for students, parents, alumni and the community are scheduled for the coming weeks.
Mark your calendars for the coming events:
- Alumni gathering in Johnson City Monday, Jan. 19 (dutch treat) from 5 – 6:30 p.m. at Smokey Bones in Johnson City preceding the men's basketball game vs. ETSU at Freedom Hall Civic Center (RSVP by Jan. 14 by calling 423-636-7303 or emailing email@example.com)
- Alumni gathering in Jefferson County Wednesday, Jan. 21 (dutch treat) from 4 to 6 p.m. at Ruby Tuesday at Exit 417 off I-40 preceding the women's and men's basketball games at Carson-Newman (RSVP by Jan. 14 by calling 423-636-7303 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com)
- Pioneer Club event Saturday, Jan. 24, in the Pioneer Perk between the women's and men's basketball games (Games are 2 and 4 p.m. with the cost of $10 per person. No admission fee for Mountaineer level and above. RSVP by Jan. 19 by calling 423-636-7303 or email email@example.com.)
-Valentine's Dinner and Swing Dance Saturday, Feb. 14, at the General Morgan Inn. Reception begins at 6:30 p.m. with a cash bar available. Dinner is at 7 p.m. (prime rib and shrimp with a special dessert). The dance, a benefit for the Tusculum College Band Program, will feature the Tusculum College Jazz Band and special guests. (Cost is $50 per person. Tickets can be purchased at the General Morgan Inn or by calling Tusculum at 423-636-7303. Hotel packages from GMI are also available)
- Grad Finales Feb. 26 on the Greeneville campus and Feb. 28 at the Knoxville Regional Center The Grad Finales are designed to allow graduating students to prepare for commencement at one place and at one time. Graduating students are able to order their cap and gown, make sure their accounts are in order with financial aid and the Business Office and make other preparations for commencement.
- Old Oak Festival April 17-19 Save the dates of the annual arts festival on the Tusculum campus. The festival features three days of live music, a theater production, an art exhibit, dozens of arts and crafts booths, museum activities, games for the children, storytelling, authors, and food vendors.
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Posted on 12 January 2015 by firstname.lastname@example.com
How scientific discoveries have affected Christian ideology throughout the years will be explored in February during Tusculum College's annual Theologian-in-Residence lecture series.
Dr. Jim Miller, president of the Presbyterian Association on Science, Technology and the Christian Faith, will be presenting a series of lectures, "Singing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land," about the relationship of science and religion. Lectures will take place each Tuesday of the month – Feb. 3, 10, 17 and 24 – in the series, sponsored by Tusculum College and partially funded by Ron Smith. Each lecture session will begin at 10 a.m. in the Chalmers Conference Center in the Niswonger Commons. The sessions typically end around 2 p.m., and lunch in the college's cafeteria is included. There is no admission fee to the lectures.
Dr. Miller is an honorably retired ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). He has worked in the School of Engineering at North Carolina State University and served as an ecumenical campus minister at Michigan Technological University, the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and Chatham College. From 1996-2007, Dr. Miller was the senior program associate for the Program of Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
He is the editor or co-editor of five books on science and religion including "The Church and Contemporary Cosmology," "Cosmic Questions" and "The Epic of Evolution: Science and Religion in Dialogue." Dr. Miller is also currently the co-chair of the Broader Social Impact Committee of the Human Origins Program at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.
During the first session on Feb. 3, "The Baptism of Aristotle," Dr. Miller will explore how the classical post-Socratic philosophy, particularly that of Plato and Aristotle, provided the primary intellectual framework within which the Christian faith and the cosmos were understood and its continuing influence on Christian faith today.
"How the World Was Divided," the second session on Feb. 10, will focus on the Scientific Revolution of the 16th and 17th centuries that challenged previous thought and its practical theological legacy.
The third session on Feb. 17, "Trouble at the Foundations," will explore the developments in geology, biology and physics that have been and are dramatically changing the understanding of nature and humanity's place in the cosmos, as well as their theological significance.
In the concluding lecture on Feb. 24, Dr. Miller will consider what bearing scientific discoveries have on the Christian church and their implications for practical Christian living, individually and corporately, in the 21st century.
Although the series has no admission fee, reservations are required. For more information or to make a reservation for the series, please call 423-636-7304 or email email@example.com.
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The 18-year-old, who is 6ft 2ins tall, played in three games at this summer's World Cup in South Africa.
He goes straight into the Tykes' squad for Saturday's clash at Reading.
Auckland-born Wood, who has already won 13 international caps for New Zealand, first came to England in 2008 when he joined Albion's academy.
He has since gone on make 27 first-team appearances for the Baggies, hitting three goals - but he has featured just twice since Albion returned to the top flight.
Good signing, will put some pressure on Andy Gray Casualtyke He came off the bench to score the Baggies' second goal in a 2-0 League Cup win at Orient in August - and also featured as a late substitute in the 1-0 defeat by Liverpool at Anfield five days later.
Barnsley stand 10th in the Championship table, but would be higher if their away form matched their results at Oakwell.
They have scored nine times in four home games at home, where they are unbeaten this season, having picked up 10 points out of a possible 12.
But, ahead of Saturday's trip to the Madjeski Stadium, they have picked up just one point in three away matches.
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who called on Blandus to earn the respect of the town through his actions?
(a) Juvenal.
(b) Cossutianus Capito.
(c) Phalaus.
(d) Valerius.
2. Which of the following item types concerned gourmands the most?
(a) Furs.
(b) Spices.
(c) Silks.
(d) Precious metals.
3. To which goddess did women pray in the hope of giving birth to attractive children?
(a) Neptune.
(b) Venus.
(c) Pluto.
(d) Jupiter.
4. What did Juvenal claim to be the only fear that Roman men had?
(a) Death.
(b) The wrath of the gods.
(c) Sexual immorality.
(d) Poverty.
5. Which of the following adjectives did Juvenal use to describe men who spent their lives in squalor only to die millionaires?
(a) Insane.
(b) Misguided.
(c) Sinful.
(d) Wise.
6. Where was the wine that Juvenal served at his dinner party produced?
(a) Italy.
(b) Spain.
(c) California.
(d) Greece.
7. Which of the following did the captain of the sinking ship trust for safety?
(a) Himself.
(b) The gods.
(c) The crew.
(d) The wind.
8. Which of the following crimes did Persicus accuse Juvenal of committing?
(a) Lust.
(b) Murder.
(c) Gluttony.
(d) Vanity.
9. Which of the following did Juvenal order in celebration for Catallus' safe return?
(a) A round of beers at the saloon.
(b) An offering to the gods.
(c) Flowers planted at the harbor.
(d) The erection of a Maypole.
10. Which of the following was Blandus' first name?
(a) Rebellius.
(b) Punkius.
(c) Fightous.
(d) Toughious.
11. How did the son who inherited the money in Satire XIV treat it?
(a) He squandered it.
(b) He saved it.
(c) He invested it.
(d) He tithed it.
12. Which of the following words did Juvenal use to describe the negative effect that inheritances had on an individual?
(a) Squeeze.
(b) Throttle.
(c) Choke.
(d) Strangle.
13. What type of material did men in Rome use to construct their tables before the city grew rich from war?
(a) Pounded metal.
(b) Large stones.
(c) Baked mud.
(d) Fallen trees.
14. Which of the following prayers did Juvenal consider to be pointless?
(a) The prayer for good health.
(b) The prayer for long life.
(c) The prayer for wisdom.
(d) The prayer for wealth.
15. What type of plates did soldiers eat off of at Juvenal's dinner party?
(a) Earthenware.
(b) Stone.
(c) Gold.
(d) Silver.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following actions did Juvenal label as "pointless and destructive"?
2. The Tagres and the Pactolus referred to which of the following?
3. What bad habit did Juvenal claim that daughters specifically learned from their mothers?
4. Who was Naevolus' lover?
5. Which of the following groups of people questioned Juvenal's motives upon Catullus' return?
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Tocumwal Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the region's financial boost provided by 4000 patrons at the Strawberry Fields Music Festival over the weekend despite 72 people being charged with drug offences.November 28, 2012 4:22am
The festival was held over three days beginning on Friday, at a site on Lower River Rd, near Tocumwal.
Chamber president Clive March said the financial benefit of the event was about on par with last year.
''They probably would have had more through this year if the roundabout works were finished,'' he said.
''I am pretty sure [festival organisers] booked out two motels with their own staff.
''They spend quite a bit of money in the town, which is good.''
Mr March said events such as Strawberry Fields bring a lot of money into the Tocumwal community.
''Chamber certainly welcomes events to the town,'' he said.
Berrigan Shire Mayor Bernard Curtin also said the festival was ''a positive''.
''It is believed that the benefits of attracting significant visitors to the region outweighed the obvious impacts of the festival, particularly on local property owners,'' he said.
Victoria Police objected to the proposal to hold the event earlier this year, and residents also cited safety concerns and the impact on neighbours.
Council approved the event subject to strict safety and traffic conditions.
However there was still a darker side to the festival, with dozens of people arrested by police in relation to drugs.
A total of 72 people were charged with drug offences, including supply.
Police from across the Deniliquin Local Area Command were involved an the operation that saw drugs allegedly found in 66 per cent of vehicles searched.
A total of 21 people were charged with drug supply offences, including one case where two Richmond people were allegedly caught with 68 tablets of the drug known as ecstasy, as well the drugs known as GHB, ketamine and ice.
Another 55 people were allegedly found in possession of prohibited drugs, resulting in 41 charges being laid and 14 people being issued cannabis caution notices.
Another 10 people were charged after allegedly being found in possession of equipment to administer prohibited drugs.
One person was charged after allegedly being found in possession of ammunition while another was issued a criminal infringement notice for offensive behaviour.
A drug detection dog was used throughout the event, with police seizing a range of prohibited drugs including amphetamines, cannabis, ecstasy, LSD, methylamphetamine and magic mushrooms.
Officers conducted 114 person searches, 78 vehicle searches and 337 random breath tests while also issuing 12 traffic infringement notices.
Deniliquin Local Area Command crime manager Detective Inspector Darren Cloake said it was alarming that more than 66 per cent of vehicles searched allegedly contained drugs.
''Whilst police see the benefits to the community in holding events of this nature, we ask that patrons show some respect and responsibility to the host community,'' he said.
''Bringing drugs into our community will not be tolerated.
''Police will again undertake similar operations into the future.''
All charges are expected to be heard at Finley Local Court on February 1, 2013.
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AUSTIN, Texas -- Tom Kite moved into position for his first professional victory in his home state, shooting a 7-under 65 Saturday to take a one-stroke lead in the Kinko's Classic.
Kite, a longtime Austin resident and former University of Texas star, had a 10-under 134 total at The Hills, a course he said he hasn't played much in the past 10 years.
"Any place would be the perfect place to get a win,'' Kite said. "There are a lot of guys who'd like to win this tournament. It's going to be a real shootout.''
Hale Irwin (66) and Tom Watson (69) were a stroke back, and Bruce Lietzke was 8 under after a 67. Jack Nicklaus, the course designer, was six strokes back in a 12th-place tie after a 69.
Kite, the honorary host of the event, birdied six of seven holes from the eighth to the 14th, but dropped a stroke with a bogey on the 15th.
"Today was a lot of fun, and I was pleased with it,'' Kite said. I feel like I'm playing really well right now.''
Irwin, the career leader with 36 Champions Tour victories, hit his tee shot to 1 1/2 feet to set up a birdie on the par-3 16th, and closed with another birdie on the 18th.
Watson started out slow with three bogeys and one birdie on the front nine, but rallied with five birdies on the back nine.
"It was like two rounds of golf today,'' Watson said. "The engine was missing on the front nine, but I changed the spark plug on the back nine.''
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Oh, dear. Sometimes it's a pleasure - for those of us who are reasonably secure about ourselves - to watch a performer whose charm is his defining characteristic. But David O'Doherty, an Irish fellow of indeterminate age (ie, we know he's in his twenties, but he resembles Nicolas Cage enough to make the point moot), has come up with so little this year that not even his cute smile and easy manner can compensate for the sheer lack of coherent material in his set.
Whether plonking away hopelessly on his keyboard (his jazz musician father advised him to give up in refreshingly blunt terms, apparently) while singing nursery rhymes about his lost loves, or just regaling us with tales of middle-class Dublin life (like west London, but duller, it transpires), he never seems able to rouse an already sleepy audience. About halfway through the set there's a sudden rash of decent one-liners which threaten to stir the crowd, but it doesn't last, and we drift back into a relaxing snooze soon after. I swear I saw a performer with the same name a couple of years back who had something interesting to offer, but it must have been a different fellow. It's back to teaching, then, for this David O'Doherty, but those classrooms, at least, packed with bad lads a-kipping and girls a-fawning, will adore him.
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Clips from the 1st BOCA Fest featuring Morocco, Tariq, Khalidah, Lotus, Zeh Zeh and many others. I'm even in there enjoying classes
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I love Dr. Sunyatta Amen, too! :) Took her workshop here in Chicago 2 years ago (that's when I first met your teacher, Samar:)); went a little nutsy-cuckoo & bought up anything of hers I could: her dvd, a bodysuit but she ran out of the eggs. Also where I first met Tippy & so began an uncanny connection--I felt I just clicked w/her and to this day, people think we're related/mistake me for her [which to me is the ultimate compliment--luv Tipy, too!:)]
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I've been away from this board for many months due to a hectic shecdule and ealing with some personal stuff.
Anyway, I had view the clips of BOCA event and had made plans to attend this years event but I went to Dr Amen's website and saw no update of information or details.
I had even arranged to have my vacation so I couls attend but I've had no luck getting intouch . The number listed on the BOCA site is not working,
my emails to the listed address are being returned and it just doesn't look promising right now. Since the event is set for Memeorial Day weekend I really need to book now ( or really I should have booked already )
I hope that all is well with Dr. Sunyatta. And If there's someone out there that might have some idea what's going on or if the event is still going to take place ,... pLease oh please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
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Ginny and her sister are daughters of a famous lepidopterist, and Ginny has continued the family tradition; thousands of moths are captive in glass cases in the upper rooms of her house. Poppy Adams has done her research and you could learn a lot about moths from this novel. But they are in there for a reason: they exemplify determinism. Moths are mini automata, responding to stimuli, incapable of choice. The implication is, so are we. Prisoners of our pasts, we differ from moths only in the degree of our self-awareness.
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Following an extended period that saw Apple re-release some of its fifth-generation iPod Games in a format compatible with third-generation iPod nanos and iPod classics, the company today added PopCap Games' previously-released Zuma to its master list of nano- and classic-ready iPod Games, and removed a section of the iTunes Store that linked to seven other titles. The titles are:
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Where's the games for my locked iPod Touch?? I couldn't believe none came with it and that you couldn't buy any? Jailbreak it is before the SDK is released :)
I mean apart from listening to music, watching video, reading email, surfing the web etc, what the heck am I supposed to do with the thing??
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I want off the Apple treadmill. I am SO sick of being treated like unwanted scum just because I don't buy the latest version of hardware _every_ year.
There is no reason or excuse for not leaving links to these products available for people handing down iPods, people who adopt the idea of iPod gaming late, etc. It costs them _nothing_ to leave them available via the iTunes list of games. It's just one of a million ways Apple makes certain that anyone who doesn't have the latest hardware feels like a second class dork who isn't good enough to sit with the cool kids.
My next MP3 player is going to be something other than an iPod. I've had enough.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on April 8, 2008 at 1:45 PM (CDT)
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Well said indeed. Forced obsolesence from Apple is an ugly trait.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on April 8, 2008 at 2:58 PM (CDT)
Forced obsolescence??????? Are you kidding?????? In my opinion, Apple is one of the best companies around for this. My 3G iPod still works fine for downloading music from the iTunes store. Regular, iTunes Plus, it all just works. Heck, you can still use a 1G iPod with the iTS (which wasn't even around when the iPod was first introduced). Now that's good support if you ask me.
As for the games, you can still buy plenty of other games for your 5G iPod. My guess is that it was just too confusing to have a separate 5G only section. And I wouldn't be surprised if those games were soon updated and made available again for both the 5G and the Classic just like the others have been.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on April 8, 2008 at 10:41 PM (CDT)
Yes, it should be noted that all of the games, updated or not, remain compatible with the fifth-generation iPod. Apple has only dropped the seven titles that have not yet been updated. It's not unusual for content to be pulled from the Apple Store, and this could be a case where they've decided to discontinue these games regardless of the platform issues.
The issue is not so much Apple's lack of support for the older models, IMHO (they may not get shiny new features like Cover Flow and Movie Rentals, but they still work as well as they did before), but rather the fact that they make people who are upgrading and bought the original versions buy these same games again. This is even more ludicrous when you consider that the updated games are still backward-compatible with the 5G.
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Jeanne Garske's son Chris was a typical boy growing up in Wantagh. He played sports, participated in numerous activities, and had many friends. Then, his epilepsy got out of control. He spent a tremendous amount of time in the hospital and missed several months of school. By the time he was finally able to go back, his friends had moved on. They weren't interested in spending time with a child who needed a one-to-one aide following him around.
Luckily for Chris—and Flap, his service dog—Garske met Gary Arnold, the CEO of Canine Assistants, at an epilepsy conference at NYU. Although Garske never considered that her son could be a candidate to work with service dogs, when she realized that the dog could double as a friend and companion, she was sold.
Research shows that pet owners are happier and healthier than those who don't own pets. Service dogs help in other ways. Service dogs, frequently labradors, also include German shepherds, border collies, poodles, and mixed breeds. Service dogs are bred to be calm. They don't react to extreme behaviors such as screaming, impulsivity, or aggression. Over the course of about two years, service dogs are taught to retrieve items, open doors, activate light switches, and pull wheelchairs as well as balance, brace, and perform other highly specialized tasks. Training costs alone can amount to in excess of $20,000.
"After speaking with the Arnolds about all of the things these dogs could do for people, the thing that got us was that these dogs are a friend and companion," Garske says. "We thought the friend, companion aspect of a service dog would be a wonderful thing for Chris."
Chris was 12 years old when the family applied for a service dog in January 2010. Service dogs were originally bred to guide the blind. Although most organizations will not place service dogs with children, children who receive service dogs do so if they have autism spectrum disorders, mobility impairments like cerebral palsy or muscular dystrophy, seizures, or diabetes, according to Autism Service Dogs of America.
Caroline Sandler, program director for Heeling Autism, says that service dogs primarily provide safety for kids with autism. Families are able to go on outings that wouldn't have been possible before, from dinner at a local restaurant to vacations to Disney World. In addition, numerous benefits have been reported in the areas of sleeping, eating, and peer interaction.
In the 23 years that Sandler has been a guide dog instructor and supervisor before moving into the autism field, she has seen that a dog's influence often extends far beyond the affected child, eliciting positive responses from siblings, extended family, and the wider community.
Flap has been a welcome addition throughout Chris's day. The federal Americans With Disabilities Act defines service dogs as those who help perform physical tasks that aid a disabled person. This has given the dogs full access to public places, including restaurants, stores, and transit hubs. Although schools are not required to allow dogs access, Garske's family has gotten lucky. The school not only allows Flap to attend classes, it provides an aide for Flap during Chris's gym class. Flap has provided relief for school officials and children, too. Thanks, in large part, because Chris can have a seizure without others knowing it.
"It's much cooler for a teenage boy to have a dog instead of a middle-aged woman following him around! It's also helped him to be more independent because he has to make sure the dog is cared for, especially when he's with him all day in school."
It hasn't always been easy. Most organizations have long waiting lists for their services, Sandler says. And, it's important for parents to understand that a service dog is never a "quick fix," she reiterates. Success is dependent on a lot of hard work—much of which occurs in the home after receiving the dog. Parents have to spend time helping their children train their dogs and teach them to care for the animals as well. Garske, for one, says it's worth it.
"I came into this knowing it would change my son's life. I never imagined what it would do for me," Garske says. "Having a child with epilepsy is extremely stressful. We never know when he will have a seizure. My son's seizures are complex partial seizures (he is walking around but is unconscious) so every moment he's not with us I'm on edge just waiting for that phone call."
Since Flap arrived, that's changed. Garske knows that if Chris has a seizure, he has someone with him that loves him. After a seizure, Chris reaches for his dog for comfort.
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Mercy anticipates saving $1.3 million in leasing expenses by moving at least 260 employees out of offices at Tide Point and 225 N. Calvert St. Tide Point is the waterfront Locust Point office complex owned by Under Armour Inc. (NYSE: UA)
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