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Mixed martial arts fighter says UFC boss would 'have fighters sucking dick' if he were gay 19
1:58 AM — The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has again become embroiled in controversy after one of its fighters said the company's boss would force the fighters to perform sex acts on him, if he were gay, when commenting on the power he possesses over the organisation.
3rd July 2013
Crowd-funding campaign for naked rowers to take off their clothes to fight homophobia takes off 5
12:04 PM — A crowd-funding campaign for the men's rowing team at Warwick University for its latest calendar to raise funds to fight homophobia through sports has taken off spectacularly, exceeding its target of £5,000.
2nd July 2013
Robbie Rogers: I wish I'd know that everything would be okay after I came out as gay 2
5:11 PM — Openly gay US footballer Robbie Rogers has written a moving letter to his 14-year-old self, which carries a reassuring message and says that "people are becoming more accepting.
27th June 2013
US: High school basketball coach 'blown away' by team's reaction as he comes out as gay 4
2:09 AM — A high school basketball coach has made headlines, by standing in front of his team and coming out as gay.
25th June 2013
Ex-Wimbledon champion Martina Navratilova: 'Gay men still feel oppressed on court' 5
4:19 PM — Tennis star Martina Navratilova says gay men still feel oppressed on court – and many are still in the closet.
21st June 2013
US: First inductees announced for National Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame
7:12 PM — The not-for-profit Chicago-based National Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame, for gay athletes and their allies, has announced its initial inductees, which includes Jason Collins, Martina Navratilova and Orlando Cruz.
18th June 2013
US: Russian gay people urge boycott of 2014 Russian Winter Olympics 10
12:32 AM — Gay people from Russia and the former Soviet republics who are living in the US have urged a boycott of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, because of growing fears that LGBT people are not safe in Russia.
17th June 2013
New Zealand: Rugby star apologises after tweeting the word 'fag' 21
1:30 AM — An All Blacks rugby star in New Zealand has quickly apologised after tweeting that a fellow player was a "fag", following his team's victory on Saturday over France.
15th June 2013
Mixed martial arts boss to fighter who linked equal marriage to incest: 'Leave talking to smart people' 7
1:16 AM — The head of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), has commented on a recent controversy in which a fighter asked whether equal marriage would lead to incest, by saying that he "should leave talking to smart people" and "stick to finger painting".
TV presenter Clare Balding awarded OBE in Queen's Birthday Honours list 6
1:00 AM — Broadcaster and journalist Clare Balding has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list just a few weeks after she collected a special BAFTA award to recognise her on-screen contributions to the Olympic and Paralympic games.
Canada: Hockey player apologises after tweeting anti-gay slur about NBA player 2
12:55 AM — A hockey player from the Canadian city of Winnipeg has become embroiled in controversy, as he promptly apologised for tweeting an anti-gay slur, but not before causing offence.
13th June 2013
Mixed martial arts fighter: 'Equal marriage could lead to incest, bestiality and child marriages' 69
5:34 PM — A US mixed martial arts fighter says allowing gay couples to become legally married is the first step on a path that could lead to people marrying animals, children or their siblings.
US: Major League Soccer teams up with anti-discrimination campaign 1
2:01 AM — The football league representing the highest level in the US, Major League Soccer (MLS), has announced that it is upping efforts to tackle anti-LGBT discrimination by joining up with the You Can Play Project.
12th June 2013
New Zealand: Female rugby fan abused by three men for asking homophobic chants to stop 17
6:19 PM — A female rugby fan in New Zealand has said she was verbally abused, and tapped on the head, after asking other fans at a rugby match to stop using the words "homos" and "faggots".
9th June 2013
French Open targeted by anti equal marriage protest 21
10:25 PM — A male protester attempted to disrupt the final of the French Open tennis competition in Paris this afternoon in opposition to the country's recently passed equal marriage law.
Openly gay NBA player Jason Collins marches in Boston Pride parade 4
11:51 AM — Recently out openly gay NBA player Jason Collins, has taken part in his first gay pride parade, after coming out as gay last month.
6th June 2013
US: NFL player Brendon Ayanbadejo to edit sports edition of LGBT newspaper 2
6:03 PM — Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker, and LGBT rights advocate Brendon Ayanbadejo, has announced that he is to take up an editor position of a sports-themed edition of an LGBT newspaper.
5th June 2013
Chris Kluwe turns down White House LGBT event with humorous letter to Obama 2
5:47 PM — NFL star and LGBT rights campaigner Chris Kluwe, has made the headlines for the first time since being dropped by his team, and picked up by another, as he wrote a humorous letter to President Obama to decline an invitation to a White House LGBT event.
Lib Dem MP highly commended for campaign to stop homophobic chants at football matches 1
5:24 PM — A Liberal Democrat MP has been named one of four Top MPs by Total Politics magazine for his campaign to end homophobic chants at football games.
Scottish Government pledges action against homophobia in sport
3:44 PM — The Scottish Government has pledged to tackle homophobia in sport by creating a charter for LGBT people, in order to help address the issue.


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Encinitas Union School District Summer Enrichment Academy 2010 Dear Families, Welcome to the Summer Enrichment Academy 2010 On-Line Brochure! Please scroll down to view important registration information and class descriptions. The brochure is in pdf format so it's easy to print out from your home computer. Please print out the registration form, complete the information, and mail with your check to: Attn: Janet England Summer Enrichment Academy 2010 101 S. Rancho Santa Fe Rd. Encinitas, CA 92024 Make checks payable to : Encinitas Union School District Class sizes are limited, so it's recommended that you register early! **Please review Refund/cancellation policy on page 13 of brochure. If you have any questions please e-mail: email@example.com Thank you for your interest in EUSD's First Annual Summer Enrichment Academy! Warmly, Lynda Holeva Summer Enrichment Academy Coordinator Encinitas Union School District's First Annual June 28 – July 23, 2010 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Open to All Students Entering Grades K-6 Hurry! Class Sizes are Limited! Enroll Now! El Camino Creek Elementary 7885 Paseo Aliso Carlsbad, CA 92009 (760) 943-2051 Classes taught by credentialed teachers Grade Summer Enrichment Program Page Fall 2010 Enrichment Program Information 13 Registration Form Center Map to El Camino Creek Elementary Back Course Titles A Time Travelin' Summer 3 1-3 Adventures of Digital Media Tech 9 4-6 Amazing Journey Into the Human Body 7 3-6 Art Safari 9 4-6 Arts Around the World 5 2-6 Blast Off Into Science 5 2-4 Building the Human Body—From the Inside-Out 10 4-6 Explorers' Club 10 4-6 Fabulous Art Explorers 2 K-3 Fit 'n Fun 8 4-6 Gardening, Nutrition & Getting Fit 4 1-3 Globe-Trotting 6 3-6 Go Green Art and Science 3 K-4 Gods & Goddesses: Greek Mythology 101 11 5-6 Happy, Healthy, Fit Kids 4 1-3 Odyssey of the Mind 6 2-6 Performing Arts With Miss Horn 11 4-6 Ready, Set, Go 2 K Student vs. Wild 7 3-6 Want To Be the Author AND the Illustrator? 8 3-6 Note: Staffing is subject to change FOURTH GRADE Adventures of Digital Media Tech Amazing Journey Into the Human Body Art & Ecology Art Safari Arts Around the World Blast Off Into Science Building the Human Body – Inside-Out Explorers' Club Fit 'n Fun Globe-Trotting Odyssey of the Mind KINDERGARTEN Performing Arts With Miss Horn Student vs. Wild Art & Ecology Want To Be the Author & Illustrator? Fabulous Art Explorers Ready, Set, Go! FIFTH GRADE FIRST GRADE Adventures of Digital Media Tech A Time Travelin' Summer Amazing Journey Into the Human Body Art & Ecology Art Safari Fabulous Art Explorers Arts Around the World Gardening, Nutrition & Getting Fit Building the Human Body – Inside-Out Happy, Healthy, Fit Kids Explorers' Club Fit 'n Fun SECOND GRADE Globe-Trotting A Time Travelin' Summer Gods & Goddesses: Greek Myth. 101 Art & Ecology Odyssey of the Mind Arts Around the World Performing Arts With Miss Horn Blast Off Into Science Student vs. Wild Fabulous Art Explorers Want To Be the Author & Illustrator? Gardening, Nutrition & Getting Fit Happy, Healthy, Fit Kids SIXTH GRADE Odyssey of the Mind Adventures of Digital Media Tech THIRD GRADE Amazing Journey Into the Human Body A Time Travelin' Summer Art Safari Amazing Journey Into the Human Arts Around the World Body Building the Human Body – Inside-Out Art & Ecology Explorers' Club Arts Around the World Fit 'n Fun Blast Off Into Science Globe-Trotting Fabulous Art Explorers Gods & Goddesses: Greek Myth. 101 Gardening, Nutrition & Getting Fit Odyssey of the Mind Globe-Trotting Performing Arts With Miss Horn Happy, Healthy, Fit Kids Student vs. Wild Odyssey of the Mind Student vs. Wild Want To Be the Author & Illustrator? 2 Ready, Set, Go! Preparation for Kindergarten Grade: Kindergarten Subject: Integrated Curriculum Art, colors, numbers, & letters, Summer fun can't get any better! Build self-confidence and stand up tall, Learn classroom routines to get a jumpstart for Fall. Share ideas, make new friends, Be ready for kindergarten before Summer ends. Your child will learn kindergarten classroom routines and make friends. Curriculum will include sorting, patterning, graphing, counting, story comprehension, name writing, letter recognition, sounds, and following directions. Although it cannot be guaranteed, every effort will be made to place your child with students from the school he, or she, will be attending in the Fall. Please include the school that your child will attend in the Fall on the registration form. Please send a snack with your student. Fabulous Art Explorers Grade: K - 3 Subject: Visual Arts Instructor: Mrs. Stangeland Materials Fee: $20 Your child will learn techniques for color mixing and drawing as they create scenes of nature, animals, and even themselves. They will explore the arts through creations of a seascape while learning about space, rhythm and movement in their imagination of the ocean. They will make comparisons and connections through art as they learn about famous artists and art forms. Have fun creating new hands-on projects this summer with new friends! 3 Go Green Art and Science Grade: K – 4th Subjects: Visual & Performing Art and Science Instructor: Ms. Jessica Greenspan Materials Fee: $10 An exciting new adventure is about to begin! In this class you will learn new ways of recycling and re-using materials that will continue to keep our earth green. You will explore new and improved alternatives to natural and existing materials in your home, school, and local environments. Use your imagination and ingenuity to learn creative problem-solving methods through hands-on activities that include: scientific inventions, recyclable art, performances and class projects. Discover new ways to create & invent with sustainable objects and materials! A Time Travelin' Summer Grade: 1st – 3rd Subjects: Language Arts, Math, Writing, Cooking, and Visual & Performing Arts Instructor: Mrs. Conn Materials Fee: $10 Travel through time this summer with Jack and Annie as they explore dinosaurs roaming the Earth, the first Olympics, and the sinking of the Titanic! Our guide for our time traveling experience will be three great books from the Magic Tree House series. Each week we will focus and learn about three different time periods using an integrated curriculum approach. Exciting activities include cooking food from Greece and digging for fossils. Bring your creativity and imaginations as we travel back through time! 4 Gardening, Nutrition & Getting Fit Grade: 1st – 3rd Subject: Science and Health Instructor: Mrs. Carruthers Materials Fee: $25 Are you ready to have fun this summer enjoying the outdoors while learning about the basics of container gardening, eating right, and getting fit? Students will be planting their own mini gardens and learning to make healthy food choices at restaurants and grocery stores. We will take time every day to work on fitness goals by learning basic stretching, yoga, and other forms of exercising while having fun. Join me for a fun and fit summer. Happy, Healthy, Fit Kids Grade: 1st – 3rd Subjects: Nutrition, Physical Fitness, Literature Instructor: Ms. Sue Hockert Materials Fee: $25 Do you want to promote a healthy lifestyle for your child through exercise and nutritionally balanced meals? Can the tools needed for health and wellness be instilled in children at an early age? YES! Your child will participate in skill exercises and gain knowledge in the most popular sports of our community: soccer, baseball, surfing, yoga, and general physical fitness. They will also be designing and creating nutritious recipes that are easy and fun to make. To support this program students will read and understand how successful athletes have continued to include health and wellness in their everyday life. Give your child the foundation needed to start a happy, healthy lifestyle. 5 Blast Off Into Science Grade: 2nd – 4th Subject: Science Instructor: Ms. Sarah Ahlgren Materials Fee: $25 Blast off into science and discover all about the world out there! In this class you will explore astronomy, including learning all about flight exploration, the sun, moon, stars, and all the planets in our solar system. Research and create a model of a planet! Design and launch your very own rocket to take home! This class is sure to be out of this world! Arts Around the World! Grade: 2nd – 6th Subjects: Visual & Performing Arts, Music, Language Arts, Geography, History, Nutrition Instructor: Ms. Ali Lyon Materials Fee: $25 Travel around the world through art! During our four week journey we will visit Italy, Spain, France, and a "surprise" country. Each week we will focus on one famous artist and their country & culture. This rich and diverse course will have you creating art, tasting native cuisine, enjoying music, learning native dances, studying geography & a variety of cultures. You will be "introduced" to some of the world's greatest artists through literature, and interact with a unique guest speaker. The class will culminate with a mural showcasing the students' work presented as a Gallery Walk for their parents and other enrichment students. 6 Odyssey of the Mind Grade: 2nd – 6th Subjects: Physical Science, Performing Arts, Creative Writing, and Art Instructor: Ms. Dietor & Mrs. Shinnefield Materials Fee: $20 Everyday will be an exciting new adventure as you get a taste of "Odyssey of the Mind". Odyssey of the mind is a nationally recognized program. This class challenges students through hands on activities, which guide them to apply their imaginations and ingenuity to learn creative problem-solving methods while having fun in the process. By tapping into their creativity, children will develop work through challenges. They will also build respect for one another in an environment where cooperation, caring and team- building is more important than winning. Creative and problem- solving activities include: yoga, cooking, gardening, building, script writing, brainstorming, role-playing, video making, and much, much more! Students of all ability levels will find something that will appeal to them. Sign up and begin the journey! Globe-Trotting Grade: 3rd – 6th Subjects: Soc. Studies, Art, and P.E. Instructor: Ms. McLaughlin-Slade Do you want to travel this summer? Well, then join me and we will venture to Brazil to see the rainforest, play soccer and learn to speak a little Portuguese. Then it's on to Greece where we will play in the Olympics, study mythology and taste delicious food. Next, we will travel to China to learn about martial arts and the Chinese alphabet. And finally, we come back home to visit our United States National Parks, play baseball & make some instruments. Student vs. Wild 7 Grade: 3rd – 6th Subjects: Earth Science, Geography, Biology, Language Arts Instructor: Mr. Joyce Materials Fee: $20 From the blazing Sahara to the icy Arctic we'll learn and practice techniques for surviving in the most remote environments on Earth. We will also have daily challenges to put each survivor's determination and discipline to the test. We'll also take on the elements together as we complete teambuilding exercises on a regular schedule. This course will also take the time to understand our human impact on the wild and the ways we can reduce that impact. The Amazing Journey into the Human Body! Grade: 3rd – 6th Subjects: Life Science, Health, Technology & Creative Writing Instructor: Dr. Uta Fischer Materials Fee: $15 Buckle up & prepare yourself for a magic trip into the human body. Create your own digestive system, lungs, & other organs, pump up your heart rate through fun games to explore your circulatory system, & learn about a healthy lifestyle. We will examine the building blocks of life. What does a cell look like; how does it function? Be a researcher and learn how to extract DNA from vegetables and your own saliva. Discover the wonders of how we function through many hands-on experiments. Produce a movie, podcasts, & create art projects to enhance your understanding. Bring your imagination & write a journal of your adventures. Hop on the bus & embark on a fun voyage! 8 Want To Be the Author AND the Illustrator?? Grade: 3rd – 6th Subjects: Writing and Art Instructors: Ms. Alexis Bittar and Ms. Susan McEachern Materials Fee: $10 Learn how to make your very own books! This unique course offers children the opportunity to create their very own hard cover books with art-work, poems and stories. These exercises are designed to awaken their creative passions and instill confidence in their ability to generate new ideas and forms of self expression. Students will explore the world around them through multiple forms of written word and showcase their talent through various forms of art-work such as card making that matches their writings. By the end of this course, students will leave with their very own books written and illustrated by them, the author. Fit 'n Fun Grade: 4th – 6th Subjects: Nutrition & Sports Instructors: Brace Hartwell and Justin Reynolds Join Justin and Brace on an active and new healthy lifestyle. We are going to share both tips and knowledge on how to eat and maintain a healthy life while maintaining your busy schedule. You are going to learn about how your body works and what it needs to be strong and active. An active and strong body allows you to be strong flexible, and have endurance and stamina to create a healthy active future. Along with learning great ways to be healthy we are going to play many different sports and work on their basic elements. We will stay active most of the day playing your favorite sports like soccer, basketball, baseball, and football. Come join the fun and stay active and healthy this summer with Brace and Justin. 9 Adventures of Digital Tech Grade: 4th – 6th Subjects: Technology and Writing Instructor: Ms. Whitney Ebert Materials Fee: $10 Ever think about making your own movie? Want to learn the ins and outs of Podcasting? Interested in creating your own computer animation? Then this is the course for you! You will learn essential 21st century skills during the course of this project-based class. Students will be brainstorming, writing scripts, working cooperatively, and getting hands-on experience using laptop computers. At the end of this class you will take home a DVD showcasing your hard work. Ideal class for movie buffs, aspiring filmmakers & creative kids! Art Safari Grade: 4th – 6th Subject: Visual Arts Instructor: Mrs. Stangeland Materials Fee: $20 Come and explore the Visual Arts with Mrs. S's Art Safari class as we journey through learning new principles of design and find new ways to create works of art using a variety of materials and tools. Students will be learning new skills such as shading, using patterns, creating space, and blending color. Also, students will learn features for showing emphasis and rhythm within representational and abstract art pieces while having fun creating jungle scenes, tribal masks, and sculpture! This Art Safari class will make connections as we will discover the art of the past and the art we can see around us today. Color up your summer with Art Safari! 10 Building the Human Body: From the inside-out Grade: 4th – 6th Subjects: Science, Health, Nutrition, Art & Spanish Language Art Instructor: Ms. Guadalupe Martin Materials Fee: $25 Other: Spanish Immersion Are you fascinated by the human body? Come and discover what lies beneath our skin. By building a model of the human body, you will learn how it moves; what it takes to nourish it; and how to properly care for it. Because this class will be taught entirely in a Spanish Immersion setting, you will also enrich your Spanish vocabulary and learn to use the Latin roots of many words used in the areas of anatomy, nutrition, health, and science. Get ready for the next school year. Preparedness & prevention are the keys to success & wellness! Explorers' Club Grade: 4th – 6th Subjects: History and Technology Instructor: Mr. Hopkins Materials Fee: $10 Explore history in a brand new way! Research history, and then re-live it by creating a Virtual Tour of history's greatest journeys. See how explorers of old would see the world today. Become a 21st century explorer with Mr. Hopkins and classmates as we make history come alive and learn in a whole new light! 11 Performing Arts with Miss Horn Grade: 4 - 6 Subject: Performing Arts Instructor: Miss Horn Jump into the world of theater this summer with director extraordinaire, Miss Horn! In this program students will be introduced to creative drama and acting through: voice techniques, readers' theatre, improvisation games and at the end of the summer we will perform a short play to pull together everything we have learned about drama and performing arts. Gods and Goddesses: Greek Mythology 101 Grade: 5th and 6th Subject: Creative Writing, Literature, and Art Instructor: Ms. Veronica Wenn Materials Fee: $10 Other: The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan In this exciting workshop students will have the opportunity to read about Percy Jackson's adventures in the Lightning Thief, as well as learn about a variety of Greek Gods that show up in this myth- inspired story. Along with reading this engaging story, students will act out well-known Greek myths, and use their knowledge of the gods and mythology to write their own Greek myth. Participants will also create a mask that will represent a character in their story. Students will gain reading fluency, creative writing skills, learn how to collaborate and communicate with others, think creatively, and most of all have fun. Please bring a copy of The Lightning Thief to the first day of class. Notes 13 Enrichment Program Information All classes are taught by credentialed teachers Dates & Times: • June 28 – July 23, 2010 • 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Classes will not be held on July 5, in observance of Independence Day. Fees: • $400 per course • Some courses have a materials fee. Please check the course description for the specific amount. Registration: • Registration Deadline: April 30, 2010 • Registrations received after April 30th will be placed on a waiting list. • Mail in registrations will be processed the following business day. Summer program classes are open to children from all districts. You will receive registration confirmation by e-mail (if provided) or U.S. Post. Cancellation Policy: Encinitas Union School District reserves the right to cancel classes due to low enrollment. If it is necessary to cancel a class a full refund is guaranteed and we would like to invite you to choose another "open" class. Refund Policy: • There will be a $25 processing fee for all refunds. • Refunds will not be granted after the first day of class. A full refund will only be given if the class is cancelled. • To receive a refund (minus the cancellation fee of $25) you must request class enrollment cancellation in writing 14 days prior to the first day of class. Requests may be e-mailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com • Absolutely no refunds, credits or transfers of payment made for the class will be given once the classes start regardless if your child attends or not. Class Changes: • A $10 fee will be charged for class changes. • Deadline: by end of first week (continued on back cover) Lunch: Lunch will NOT be served at the school site. Childcare: Childcare will be available through the EUSD - ASPIRE Program at an additional fee. Please call (760) 944-4300 ext. 1143 for further information or to register your child. 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The Kansas Jayhawks were shut out against the Texas Longhorns on Saturday afternoon.
Fall 2014 enrollment is the university's largest ever at 24,766 students, up from 24,581 students a year ago.
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Federal Grant helps to grow international research
Officers responding to the call of a suspicious package found something surprising inside.
Kansas school administrators are learning how to identify bullying and methods to prevent it from happening.
The Kansas State Wildcats conclude their non-conference schedule when they host UTEP in Manhattan on Saturday.
Kansas State University has been awarded a $50 million federal grant for a global food security project.
Police say a couple is considered to be both victims and suspects in a domestic dispute.
The Kansas City Chiefs picked up their first win of the season on Sunday afternoon in Miami against the Dolphins.
The Kansas Jayhawks beat the Central Michigan Chippewas on Saturday afternoon in Lawrence.
Back in June the department moved the offices from Topeka to Manhattan.
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April 23, 2014
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - Two days after being named the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, Loyola University Maryland senior defender Joe Fletcher was named the Patriot League Men's Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year for his work on the field and in the classroom.
He was also one of 12 players named to the Patriot League All-Academic Team along with senior classmates Kyle Duffy and Justin Ward.
Fletcher brought a 3.812 grade point average into his senior season, and his performance on the field has been just as strong. He leads all close defensemen nationally in ground balls (61) and ground balls per game (4.69), and his matchups have scored just 11 combined goals in 13 games this year.
He will graduate next month with a bachelor of business administration in accounting degree before moving on to a full-time job with PricewaterhouseCoopers this summer.
On the field, Fletcher has helped the Greyhounds' defense rank third in the nation in goals allowed per game (7.0). He has 19 caused turnovers, and his 64 during his career rank fourth in school history.
Fletcher earned his record fifth Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week honor earlier this, tying Loyola senior goalkeeper Jack Runkel for the most by any player in a single season in League history. The 2013 USILA All-America First Team member has also solidified his reputation as a lock-down defender having not allowed a goal in one-versus-one defense in over a month.
Last Thursday, Fletcher shut down Bucknell University's David Dickson, holding him without a point after Dickson entered the game with at least one goal or assist in 41-straight games. Fletcher, who was the 2013 ECAC Lacrosse League Defensive Player of the Year, too, also shut down Colgate University's Ryan Walsh on March 29 after Walsh had scored in 42 consecutive, and he then held the U.S. Naval Academy's T.J. Hanzsche without a point on April 5. Hanzsche had a point in 15 in a row.
Fletcher is also a finalist for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award and is on the Tewaaraton Award Watch along with Ward. He is the co-president of Loyola's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and member of Loyola's Green & Grey Society, a group of 14 students who serve as liaisons to Loyola's president, administration and board of trustees.
Duffy has been a key member of Loyola's rope unit as a short-stick defensive midfielder since coming to the Evergreen campus. He has a 3.617 grade point average, and with Fletcher he is a member of Loyola's Sellinger Scholars program in the business school.
He will graduate with a bachelor of business administration in finance with a minor in mathematics. On the field, he has 23 ground balls this season while scoring a goal and assisting on two in transition.
Ward was named the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year on Monday and with Fletcher is a finalist for the Senior CLASS Award and is on the Tewaaraton Award watch list. Ward leads the Patriot League and is second nationally in assists (42) and assists per game (3.23). His assist total is tops all-time in Loyola's Division I history (since 1982), and it ranks fourth in Patriot League single-season history.
Earlier this season, Ward became the first player in school Division I history, and the second overall, to record 100 career assists; he has 109 career helpers entering the Patriot League Championships. In the classroom, Ward has a 3.216 grade point average and will graduate with a bachelor of business administration in finance next month.
Duffy, Fletcher and Ward will lead the top-ranked Greyhounds onto the field at Ridley Athletic Complex this weekend as they host the Patriot League Championships. Loyola will play fourth-seeded Colgate University at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, April 25, in a game televised live by CBS Sports Network.
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Equal marriage opponent Lord Dear withdraws bill amendments 20
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17th June 2013
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New 'Gay Marriage No Thanks' group launches with 'ten good reasons' to oppose equal marriage 118
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I have a milkweed that never has seed pods. I think it might be a hybrid; however, it looks like Asclepias tuberosa. This plant blooms over and over when the others are done and requires no deadheading. I have had this plant for over 5 years now. I'll post photos of it next year. Maybe others will want some if I can root cuttings!
Keep the faith, echinaceamaniac! I collected an A. tuberosa seven years ago and it has only set pods for the last two. Even so, there were only two or three last year and one this year. I speculate that it is not a self pollinator (anyone know for sure?) and pod set is dependent on the wind or insects. I am not aware of any others in the surrounding area so that is my guess as to why there has been such a light pod set.
By the way, seeds I planted from last year did germinate this year (workin' on more Monarch chow). I am anxious to see if there is bloom color variation in the seedlings since that would further reinforce my guess. The one I collected is deep red orange. I have observed native patches around here that range from that color to "plain" orange and even to yellow orange.
I agree that the problem is more likely related to pollination. Plant another tuberosa nearby and see if you have better results. Any plant that is blooming should produce seeds, unless, as you wondered, it is sterile. I've not heard of any hybrid milkweeds.
I have one A tuberosa that is about 4-5 years old and has never set a seed pod. I have several other A tuberosa plants growing in the same area that have produced many seed pods so I'm beginning to wonder if this particular plant might be sterile. I purchased it from a nursery and bought it because of it's bright orange color. It also blooms very little compared to my more common light orange colored A tuberosa plants.
With each new growing season, hope springs eternal but so far, it's been pretty much a dud A tuberosa! :-)


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