text: News Archive Select a category, or browse all news stories below. Academics Arts Campus Improvements CORD Online Feature Events Faculty Home page features International Missions News Ortner Center Philanthropy Photogallery Podcast Publications Research Service Spiritual Staff Students Uncategorized Video Union College installs high-tech medical simulation lab May 17, 2010 He blinks. He talks, moves and breathes. His heart beats, his pupils dilate. He sweats, cries and even bleeds. But he's no ordinary patient. Sim-Man 3G, the latest in patient simulator technology, has become the core element of Union College's new medical simulation laboratory for nursing, physician Read more about Union College installs high-tech medical simulation lab Make-a-Wish CEO speaks at graduation May 7, 2010 David Williams, president and CEO of the Make-a-Wish Foundation, will address the graduating class of Union College during commencement ceremonies on May 9, 2010. Last year, the Make-a-Wish Foundation made dreams come true for 13,465 children with life-threatening illnesses. Read more about Make-a-Wish CEO speaks at graduation Union College addresses peacemaking and sexual orientation April 22, 2010 In recent weeks, a group called Soulforce announced plans to stop at Union College on April 21 as part of their Equality Ride 2010 tour. This group of college-aged individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT), embarks on an annual spring bus tour across the country to raise awareness for issues related to sexual orientation and Christianity. Union was the fourteenth stop of fifteen Christian college campuses where riders feel the schools' policies are discriminatory toward LGBT students. Read more about Union College addresses peacemaking and sexual orientation 2010 Library Teacher of the Year April 13, 2010 Successful libraries require the contributions of many different groups of people. From librarians who care for collections to patrons who utilize the resources and support the library with their tuition or tax dollars, no library can thrive without the participation of its community. On an academic campus, faculty members are also essential to the library by sharing their subject area expertise in collection development and by encouraging student research. Active faculty support of the library signals to students that the library is an important and v Read more about 2010 Library Teacher of the Year Communities Thrive @ Your Library: celebrate National Library Week, April 11-17 April 12, 2010 It's National Library Week, a time to celebrate the contributions of libraries, librarians and library workers in schools, campuses and communities nationwide. Read more about Communities Thrive @ Your Library: celebrate National Library Week, April 11-17 Students go barefoot for shoeless children April 8, 2010 Visitors to Union's campus on Thursday, April 8, may be surprised to find many barefoot students. These shoeless students are participating in One Day Without Shoes, inspired by TOMS Shoes, a footwear company based in California. Many students learned of the event to raise awareness for children in developing countries who don't own shoes through Facebook notifications from fellow students. Read more about Students go barefoot for shoeless children Union College to unveil Peace Sculpture Garden April 8, 2010 In a world where war and chaos become increasingly the norm, students on Union College's campus took the week of April 5-9 to focus on peace. On Friday, April 9, at 1:00 p.m., the school will unveil of a Peace Sculpture Garden in the Ortner Center at Union College to promote the cause of peace. Located in one of the main thoroughfares of campus life, "This Peace Sculpture Garden provides artistic reminders of the peace that can exist between people everywhere," according to Chris Blake, associate professor of English and communication. Read more about Union College to unveil Peace Sculpture Garden Union College Teaching Learning Center offers Life Coaching March 26, 2010 I entered the Teaching Learning Center (TLC) ready to report on the department's new life coaching service, and left with a newfound motivation for my own work. For more than 30 years, the TLC has helped students overcome difficulties to succeed in college—whether physical disabilities, learning differences or academic apathy. Read more about Union College Teaching Learning Center offers Life Coaching Summer Mathematics Workshops March 24, 2010 Union College and Larry Ray, professor of mathematics, are pleased to announce a partnership with the Office of Education of the North America Division of Seventh-day Adventists (NAD) to provide summer workshops for all K-12 teachers of mathematics. These workshops utilize collaborative planning, innovative strategies, the integration of technology and introduce the Singapore Math series. They are part of the recent focus by the NAD Curriculum Committee on improving student learning in math. Read more about Summer Mathematics Workshops Math Education Majors to Meeting of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics March 24, 2010 Six mathematics education majors are looking forward to the Annual Meeting of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Brady Asher, Joni Giem, Tori Hudgins, Emily Lorenz, Dan Martinez and Derek Timms will be flying to San Diego on April 20. These juniors and seniors will join approximately 15,000 math teachers from across the country for three days of sessions focused on "Connections: Linking Concepts and Context." Read more about Math Education Majors to Meeting of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics McClelland paintings selected to hang in embassy March 22, 2010 Two original watercolor paintings by Jim McClelland, professor of art, have been selected to hang in the United States embassy in Suriname for three years as part of the Arts in Embassies program. The paintings, a pair of greenwing macaws and a landscape depicting a flock of landing snow geese, were selected to hang in the embassy by Ambassador John Nay, one of McClelland's students from his time teaching at Battle Creek Academy. Read more about McClelland paintings selected to hang in embassy Welcome Spring with GreenFILE from EBSCOhost March 19, 2010 GreenFILE is EBSCOhost's proprietary index to literature about human interaction with the environment. According to EBSCO, "Its collection of scholarly, government and general-interest titles includes content on global warming, green building, pollution, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, recycling, and more. The database provides indexing and abstracts for more than 384,000 records, as well as Open Access full text for more than 4,700 records." Read more about Welcome Spring with GreenFILE from EBSCOhost NCATE: Call for Comments March 12, 2010 The Education Program at Union College, Lincoln Nebraska, is hosting an accreditation visit by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) October 24-26, 2010. We invite interested parties to submit third-party comments for review by the visiting team. Please note that comments must address substantive matters related to the quality of any professional education programs offered and should specify the party's relationship to the institution (i.e., graduate, present or former faculty member, employer of graduates). Read more about NCATE: Call for Comments 2010 Teacher of the Year Nominations March 9, 2010 Union College Library is seeking nominations for the 2010 Teacher of theYear Award. Read more about 2010 Teacher of the Year Nominations Easier Off-campus Access to Library Databases March 5, 2010 The library is pleased to announce a new login system for off-campus access to library databases. Students may now login to most databases from off-campus using their UC IDs and passwords (the same one used for Moodle and Self Service). Faculty members should use their Marcie usernames and passwords. This eliminates the need to track down database-specific login information for each individual database system. Read more about Easier Off-campus Access to Library Databases Student leaders chosen for next year March 3, 2010 On Feb. 23-24 students, staff and faculty used Union's electronic voting system to submit their selections for next year's student leadership. The following Associated Student Body officers will serve during the 2010-2011 school year. Elected officers President Read more about Student leaders chosen for next year Gallery exhibit 'Gets to Know Nebraska' March 3, 2010 When Nebraska is mentioned in movies and television shows, it's usually an alias for "nowhere." Union College students, staff and faculty are changing perceptions by helping others Get to Know Nebraska. The contest entrees depicting Nebraska's landscape, people and places through art, photography and essays will be displayed in the McClelland Art Gallery through March 13. The contest is sponsored by Student Services and includes three student categories and one employee category. 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Co-sponsored by Associated Student Body (ASB) and the International Club, the pageant features 10 contestants—each from a different country—judged in three categories: national costume, formal wear and talent. Read more about Annual Mr. and Ms. World Pageant to be webcast [Video] What is IRR? February 26, 2010 This is a short version of a video made for Union College's International Rescue and Relief Program by Glorified Vision as a work for hire. You can learn more about the program at www.ucollege.edu/irr. Read more about [Video] What is IRR? Library Databases Go Mobile February 25, 2010 Wish you could more easily search the EBSCOhost databases on your smartphone? Now you can with EBSCOhost Mobile. To access this service use either https://linus.ucollege.edu:8443/login?url=http://m.ebscohost.com/ or https://linus.ucollege.edu:8443/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.mobi/ and click on the EBSCOhost Mobile profile. UC ID and password are still required. Read more about Library Databases Go Mobile Union College Library Acquires Its First JSTOR Collection February 22, 2010 Union College Library has purchased its first JSTOR collection. The Language and Literature collection includes 78 titles focusing on literature and language in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish. The earliest publication is from 1884 and the most recent articles are currently from 2007. Read more about Union College Library Acquires Its First JSTOR Collection LifeTalk Radio to interview IRR students February 22, 2010 The Union College International Rescue and Relief Program will be featured on LifeTalk Radio and the Hope Channel on Tuesday, Feb. 23, during the Steve Gallimore Live Show. The hour-long live call-in show is simulcast from 1 to 2 p.m. CST. 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Missing the stars of some of your favorite cancelled TV shows? Well thankfully, many of them are still working on the small screen. Here's where you can find them.
George Lopez (Lopez Tonight) is working behind the scenes for a change and is developing a comedy project that's based on the life of comedian Mark Viera. In the FOX sitcom, Viera will be playing a blue-collar guy who buys a building in the Bronx and tries to teach his son some street-smarts.
Bobby Cannavale (Cupid) is guest starring on ABC's Modern Family as the former clown partner of Cam's alter ego, Fizbo. The episode will air in early 2012. Cannavale just finished wrapping a 10-episode arc on the upcoming fourth season of Showtime's Nurse Jackie.
And speaking of Cupid, The Hallmark Channel has announced the premiere of a new TV movie of the same name. Joely Fisher ('Til Death) stars as a workaholic TV talk show host who's worried that she'll never find true love. A mysterious stranger (Ghost Whisperer's Jamie Kennedy) shows up and things start to happen. The movie, slated to air February 11th, also stars Roark Critchlow (V) and Rebecca McFarland (Working).

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Last week, the Internet exploded over a widely shared video of a New Mexico man, Tim Sappington, shooting a seemingly healthy, young horse between the eyes while cursing out "animal activists." The video is horrifying, and Sappington is under investigation by the New Mexico Livestock Board for animal cruelty.
Sappington worked for the Valley Meat Company in Roswell, New Mexico—the same slaughterhouse that has an application pending with the USDA for permission to slaughter horses for human consumption.
While we mourn Sappington's victim, this callous fan of horse meat may have actually helped our mission more than he harmed it by exposing horse slaughter for what it is: cold and cruel. The video generated a firestorm of public and media criticism about the ongoing efforts to reopen horse slaughter plants in the U.S., as well as interest in the related legislative efforts to prevent it.
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The ASPCA has worked closely with federal legislators and other advocacy groups to develop the SAFE Act, a bill that will ban the slaughter of horses nationwide. Please visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center to urge your U.S. senators and representative to support and cosponsor the SAFE Act.
If only laws would protect all animals from being murdered! Go vegan!!!
New Mexico thank you for investigating this horrible cruelty to an innocent horse by this man simply because he dislikes people that love animals, which I might add is probably the largest population on the planet. There are very few people that don't love some kind of animal and most of us love all living beings and want justice for them as well. Thank you again for seeing that justice is done and that Tim Sappington will remember this for the rest of his days.
Every mass murderer that I can think of started out by doing this type of stuff to animals. Animal cruelty laws need to reflect this fact. They are sociopaths and there is no cure for sociopaths. Lock them up forever.
Cruelty to other humans often starts with animal cruelty. I hope they prosecute to the full extent of the law
convict and prosecute this piece of filth and send a message to those who think they can harm the helpless and get away with it.Rest in peace, beautiful horse.
Please sign my petition to prevent animal cruelty! http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/save-our-animals/
I am Definitely against the slaughter of horses for human comsumption, - I am concerned about their slaughter outside of USA as well! If we do not have slaughter here in the USA, our horses are shipped to Mexico for slaughter where they are tortured, even worse at a mexican slaughter house! I spoke with a Truck driver that said " the horses are crammed onto the truck, no food no water for over 30 hour drive to Mexican Slaughter house, where they are treated very poorly, the slaughter men enjoy the killings! That is Not acceptable! OUR majestic creatures, Our horses deserve much better! How is a horse put down now a days if it is injured beyond help in the , in extreme pain, or similar, and it is in USA? We need a humane option - Horses cannot just be let go, released, we need to care for them properly - and NO we should NOT being sending OUR horses to slaughter anywhere!


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I am running Zenoss Core 3.2.1, and I was just wondering how many devices Zenoss can run without giving problems ? ATM I have about 3000 on, with graphing on them. About 60 of them are servers and 20 Routers, the rest are just ping devices with uptime graphing.
The reason I am asking is zenoss stopped graphing my devices after the devices reached 1000+ . I checked all the daemons are still running I will try a restart and check how it goes.
The device count will top 10000, so that is why I am asking the forums just to see what other people have.
Spesifications of the server are high end, but I will post if you guys thinks it is needed.
This can be a tricky question, but with 10,000 devices you're going to need distributed collectors. Core 4 is going to be much more scalable, but in 3.2.1, you're looking at about 5000 per collector on really high end hardware with fusionIO cards etc.
However, your environment is quite different in that you've got really 80 devices or so running SNMP checks, and 900 running ping checks. Basic ping checks don't stress the system near as much - especially if they're not graphing anything (RRD IO is one biggie in performance). At this scale, have you considered either the enterprise product or a community consultant to help you get going?
James Pulver
ZCA Member
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
Okay, I have restarted. Devices started graphing and then after 10minutes all the devices stopped graphing.
All deamons still running and zenoss still monitors, it is just the graphing that randomly stops.
Currently we are using zabbix, and it works fine. Being it devices that we are just pinging and doing some uptime graphing, I did not think it will be that bad.
P.S I am using a script for all the graphing.
P.S P.S My server graphing also stopped, so I do not think it is the script I am using for my uptime graphing that may be the problem.
Command datasources for all your graphs? Those are very performance intensive and should be used judiciously. Are there a bunch of scripts hung / zencommand instances?
James Pulver
ZCA Member
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
I use them for my ping devices,because it is a requirement to graph if the device is up or down. For instance it goes down during the night.
What do you mean by scripts hung / zencommand instances ?
Just checked my Zenoss server got this error, idea on how to fix this:
threshold of high event queue exceeded: current value 1052.00 (Probably to many events, I know my server can not get to them ATM)
Also getting:
Command timed out on device 0898_-_TestSite: '/usr/local/zenoss/zenoss/pinguptime.sh ??.??.??.??'
Basically, you can't really do that many scripts. If its the same script for all devices, you might want to look into coding a daemon. The event queue exceeded isn't good either, you're not able to process events fast enough. What events are you getting?
Every time you run a command based datasource, you're actually spawing a shell to run the command, waiting for it to complete, and return. You might be close to "fork-bombing" your server if you're doing 10,000 shells + command every 60 seconds.
James Pulver
ZCA Member
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
To properly scale ZenOSS core to very large data centers you'll need to put a lot of hardware in to it. Collections should be limited to a set number of datapoints and be assigned their own dedicated zenhubs. A combination of disk IO and collector configuration handling are the most difficult hurdles. At larger scales enterprise ZenOSS pays off due to enhanced distributed collector support and improved zenhub<->daemon configuration handling. You'll want to use a configuration similar to ours here at Rackspace since we tend to have the largest instances. If you have specific questions, ask away.
I just happened to notice you're scripting tests. Please don't do that. It's criminally inefficient. Try to use the specialized daemons for each test. If you have tests which require special activities otherwise unsupported, adapt an existing daemon to do the work. Only use zencommand for tests which aren't implemented on a massive scale. ZenOSS does come with some overhead, but the programmatic functionality pays off big. There is not another product with similar programatic functionality.
The problem is I have no idea how to write a deamon nor to implement it.
What if I fool zenoss, basiclly create copies of the script make say 15 of them and each category of ping devices has its own template that executes that seperate script, not all of them going down on one script.
The issue is not Zenoss exactly. It's that your OS can only handle so many scripts running, and it needs to be run for each check. It's not a disk IO issue, it's a running processes issue. Making copies won't help. Distributed collectors could I guess - each different computer is running only so many devices. However, it's far more efficient to use a daemon. If you need help creating a daemon, you can ask questions on the forum, or there are community developers who are available for consulting engagements.
You can also just ask for such a daemon to be created, but I don't think there's much support - you're the first or second person in years I've seen ask for such a thing.
James Pulver
ZCA Member
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
It is just weird, because it is obvious that most companies would want to see the uptime of their devices. If the device went down during the night etc. Even if it is only pinging the device it is still a very important feature.
The only thing I can not understand is that zenoss can create a report on device availability, so it needs to store when the device was up and down to create such a report. If only that data can be found somewhere ?
I really need the graphs otherwise we are going to have to fall back to zabbix , and I do not think distributed collectors is going to be the anwser, because I only have one server to do this on.
Zenping automatically collects availability data. Look under reports. As for uptime, it's being collected by snmp.
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HAVELOCK – Quarterback Danny Webster Jr. led the Havelock Rams to the Eastern 3A Championship game while breaking the school's single-season all-purpose yardage record in 2009.
Garrett Crowe threw for more yards than any other Ram quarterback, leading Havelock to a perfect 16-0 state title season in 2011.
Pharoh Cooper broke Webster's record and helped produce another state title in 2012.
Well, Travis Sabdo — what have you got?
The junior quarterback is following three of the school's most legendary signal-callers, and so far, he has the Rams off to a 4-0 start entering their Friday night home matchup against Jacksonville Northside.
"I know I have some big shoes to fill," Sabdo said after Havelock's 37-0 victory over Kinston on Friday. "They're all legends at Havelock High School. I don't feel any pressure (to follow them).
"I just feel like I have to go out on Friday nights every week and do what I'm coached to do, not turn the ball over and get the ball to my playmakers on the outside and keep getting wins so we can get where we want to go."
Sabdo has completed 35-of-67 passes for 749 yards and eight touchdowns. In his first year as a varsity starter, he has not thrown an interception and has not fumbled.
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The first game to come is Havelock's final non-conference contest against Northside at 7 p.m. Friday at Havelock.
"It's a big game," he said. "It's our second game at home, and we've got to get better every week so we can peak at the right time."
And for Havelock, the right time is the Coastal 3A Conference season and the playoffs.
"All 50 guys in that locker room believe we can win the state championship," Sabdo said. "We have to keep having games where we don't give up any points and the offense is getting 40 or 50 points. Coach Bryant keeps saying that if we have turnover-free games, we'll keep winning on Friday nights. If we can keep taking care of the football, we're going to be real good. We all think we can win a state championship, but we have to keep getting better each week."
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I once had a bad experience with mussels. I won't recount it here, but let's just say that during the course of several days, I became intimately familiar with each and every grout line, and the nuances of each and every tile, on my bathroom floor. After that, I vowed never to eat them again. It wasn't until many years later, when I was in Bordeaux and I was cooking with a French chef I used to work with, who prepared moules de bouchot (small mussels which have protected AOP status in France) – where everyone was diving into a big pot of moules à la marinière, that I was able put that experience behind me.
Those particular mussels are prized because they're especially tender and, according to reports at the time, were especially delicious as well. However that was lost on me, because I refused to eat them. That is, until a steaming pot came off the stove and everyone was oohing and aahing over them. Not wanting to be part of the outré crowd, I rolled up my sleeves and reached in.


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Monroe | Boys basketball
The Bearcats post scored 22 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in a win over Snohomish that kept the Bearcats' playoff hopes alive. Gundersen also had 13 points in a loss to Mount Vernon earlier in the week.
Counting the votes: Gundersen won the fan vote and Herald prep editor Aaron Swaney voted for Gundersen. Rich Myhre voted for Kamiak's Imaan Vicente, Herald prep writer Jon Saperstein voted for Jackson's Brian Zehr, Herald prep writer Aaron Lommers voted for Edmonds-Woodway's Travis Bakken and Herald prep writer David Krueger voted for Mountlake Terrace's Loren Lacasse.
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Everett | Girls basketball
The Seagulls guard scored 25 points, including six 3-pointers, in a win over Oak Harbor and had 18 points in a win over Marysville Getchell as the Seagulls wrapped up a district berth.
Counting the votes: Tulalip Heritage's Adiya Jones-Smith won the fan vote. Myhre, Saperstein and Lommers voted for Rielly. Swaney voted for Mountlake Terrace's Samantha Romanowski and Krueger voted for Cedarcrest's Susan Kenney.
Nathan Vulliet
Edmonds-Woodway | Boys wrestling
On the bottom late in his match against Kamiak's Spencer Mitchell, the Warriors grappler used a Peterson Roll, which consists of a wrestler grabbing an opponent's hand and leg and rolling him to his back, to score a reversal and a near-fall. Vulliet controlled Mitchell on his back for the rest of the match to score a 9-0 major decision and secure the Warriors a one-point win over the Knights and their third league title.
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Stanwood | Girls wrestling
The Spartans 130-pound grappler took first place at the Lady Wolf Pack Tournament to lead Stanwood to a fifth-place finish.
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Edmonds-Woodway | Boys swimming
The Warriors swimmer won the 50- and 100-yard freestyle and swam the anchor leg of the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relay teams to victories as E-W won the Edmonds-Woodway District Meet.
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Huge, sprawling mega-resort with comparitively ordinary features
The 508-room Sheraton Maui has all the trappings of a typical Maui mega-resort. Its myriad features include a spa, streaming pool, gym, and live entertainment. But on Maui, even a 142-yard "lazy river" pool that wraps around a pool bar is fairly ordinary, and the hotel's on-site features can't compete with the bigger hotels nearby, like the Westin Maui or the Hyatt Regency.
Since its construction in 1963, this Sheraton has undergone many phases, including a $160 million overhaul in 1997, and additional refurbishments in 2005 and early 2012. Buildings were added around the 23-acre property, and the wide layout results in long, winding routes from the most far-flung rooms to the lobby and the pool. As other guests complain, getting around the resort can be a challenge -- just getting from the lobby to my Deluxe Oceanfront Room required walking through three long hallways and taking three different elevators. But even with its expansive layout, the Sheraton feels far less crowded than the nearby Westin Maui (759 rooms) or Hyatt Regency (806 rooms).
Great service features, including a $40 dining credit if you reject housekeeping
Mega-resorts tend to suffer in their level of service due to the sheer number of guests, but the Sheraton has found inventive ways to keep this from happening. The seamless check-in and elective housekeeping features are both great ways to avoid lines at the front desk and at the restaurants (guests who forgo housekeeping dine very early or very late to get a dining credit). This helps keep the guests in good spirits, and probably the staff too, since every one of them I encountered was very friendly and attentive. If only they could speed up the luau line that keeps guest scorching under the late afternoon sun for up to an hour.
Prime location atop Black Rock on Kaanapali Beach
The Sheraton has a prized location atop Black Rock, Maui's famous landmark on Kaanapali Beach. Built both on and around the ancient lava formation, the hotel has itself become a landmark by association, since guests from neighboring hotels come to snorkel and swim around the lush reefs in front of the Sheraton, and to witness the nightly cliff-diving ceremony at Black Rock.
Kaanapali is centered around two golf courses and bookended by the massive Hyatt Regency to the south and the Sheraton to the north. Six hotels and a handful of condo rentals are squeezed cheek-to-cheek along four miles of uninterrupted beachfront; guests mingle on the sand, using the beaches (and even, at times, the pools and facilities) of neighboring properties. Kaanapali is less crowded north of Black Rock, where the lodging is mostly composed of small hotels and condo rentals, like the Royal Lahaina.
At the busiest section of Kaanapali Beach
The hotel has a unique location on Kaanapali Beach. Since the resort was built on and around Black Rock, everyone staying at a resort on the four-mile stretch of beach is bound to end up here, whether it's for the excellent snorkeling or to witness the nightly cliff-diving ceremony. Turtles swim incredibly close to the shore, which is packed with both tourists and locals. It's a fun and festive atmosphere, but don't expect to have a private sunbathing experience.
Simple, stylish rooms, some with amazing ocean views
Refurbished in early 2012, the rooms have a fresh look that's more "modern American" than "traditional Hawaiian" -- taupe carpets; paisley curtains; pastel watercolor paintings. Rooms are slightly larger at the similarly priced Westin Maui, but the amenities are about the same, and the Sheraton rooms also have a microwave. Also, it's worth upgrading to the Partial-Oceanview Rooms as the "Mountain View" Rooms could mean that your balcony opens out to a rockface just a few feet away.
Lots of quality features, but nothing extraordinary
Like most Hawaii hotels, the Sheraton has a resort fee (in this case, $25 a day) that includes "free" use of in-room hard-wired Internet, Wi-Fi in lobby and at the pool bars, self-parking, local phone calls (on Maui), and daily resort activities like hula lessons or lei-making.
Near two championship-quality courses; hotel guests get discounted rates.
There are two 18-hole courses at the Kaanapali Golf Resort, which spans 1,200 acres of land situated between the beachfront resorts of Kaanapali and the mountains to the west. Built in the '60s, both courses have been home to the Champions Tour Kaanapali Classic and the LPGA Kemper Open. Wind and rain are less common than at the neaby Kapalua courses, though the south Maui courses (those in Wailea and Makena) are the best in Maui.
Fine choice for families, but better pools and on-site kids' clubs can be found elsewhere
A Hawaiian legend commemorated every evening, and a bland luau three to four times each week
The Sheraton Maui Resort has a distinction no other resort in Maui can claim: it's situated on Puu Kekaa, known as Black Rock. Hawaiians once believed that anyone who jumped off the lava rock would enter the spirit world. Only King Kahekili supposedly made it back to the land of the living. To commemorate this legendary dive, every evening at sundown, a torch bearer dressed in a traditional loincloth runs through the resort grounds, culminating his run with a dramatic cliff dive at the tip of Black Rock.
The hotel also has a mediocre luau. For a better show in a more intimate setting, check out the Old Lahaina luau. Click here for more information.
Clean; last renovated in 2005
Average food, above-average prices
Food is expensive all over Maui, especially at hotels. A dinner entree costs $30 on average, and at the Sheraton, the high price doesn't translate to great food.
Average food for above-average prices is not ideal, but the location is believed to be sacred and the packages are more affordable than at other Maui resorts.
Built on Black Rock, a sacred Hawaiian landmark and one of the best snorkeling sites on Maui, the 508-room Sheraton has all the qualities of a modern mega-resort -- clean rooms, big pool, full spa, quality gym -- but nothing that compares to the enormous pool complex at the Westin Maui. Still, for the price, it's a fine choice.


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In 2006, Evan was chosen by VH1 to be the fire-starter of an elite cache of rock musicians pitted against one another in a sequestered environment to create the hit rock reality series, Supergroup. He co-starred alongside rock legends Ted Nugent, Sebastian Bach of Skid Row, Scott Ian of Anthrax, and Jason Bonham, son of the legendary John Bonham of Led Zeppelin. ''They made me out the bad guy,'' smiles Evan. ''but really Im just a nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn.''
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Presently, Evan and Tera co-host the Playboy Radio show Rockstar/Pornstar for Sirius Satellite Radio and run a multi-million dollar porn empire that includes a production company (Teravision), a licensing and marketing division, (the Tera Patrick Agency), a hardcore video production company (Iron Cross), a lingerie line (Mistress Couture), and several websites (their flagship site, www.terapatrick.com, the interactive game site www.virtualtera.com, and the newly launched celebrity porn site www.rockstarpimp.com).
Meanwhile, Evan is on the 20th anniversary reunion world tour with Biohazard through the end of 2008 with more dates to be added in 2009. He will also soon be entering the studio to work on the debut album from his new band, the Spyderz - a melodic mix of classic rock and punk-styled anthems (www.myspace.com/thespyderz).
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GARETH DUNCAN previews the Schoolboy Derby feature match of the weekend between Waterkloof and Monument.
Monnas have enjoyed more success in recent years as they've triumphed in four of the last seven fixtures between the two teams. However, the Krugersdorp-based school has suffered a inconsistent season, while Klofies have enjoyed a good run of form in recent weeks.
Waterkloof 1st XV head coach Jan Mollentze is confident that his team can do the job on Saturday.
'A win over Monnas will be huge for us,' Mollentze told keo.co.za's Schoolboy Derby. 'I've been very happy with our results of the last couple of weeks. It was all due to team work and dedication. We also suffered many injuries during the season, and most of our first-choice players are back.'
Klofies will be without star players outside centre Rohan Janse van Rensburg and scrumhalf Justin Phillips, while Monnas will have their key players like flyhalf Jako van der Walt and skipper Chris Massyn. But Mollentze stressed that he has replacements who will fill in well.
He also added that the forward battle will be telling between the two teams.
'Monnas have a massive pack and their strengths lie at the scrum and lineouts. We have a smaller pack, but our forwards are quite mobile. It will be interesting to see if my forwards will be able to handle the pressure and the physicality Monnas bring on Saturday.'
The match will be televised on SS1 at 1:30pm.
Waterkloof - 15 Brendon Swanepoel 14 Werner Rossouw, 13 Raynardt Honiball, 12 Lourens Boddington, 11 Francois de Kock, 10 Kobus Marais, 9 John-Henry Collen, 8 Marnus Steyn (c), 7 Stephan Smith, 6 Sean Joyce, 5 Henco Saayman, 4 Werner Fourie, 3 Johan van Wyk, 2 Jovan Erasmus, 1 Dimitri Ttappous
Subs: 16 Reinach Venter, 17 Xander van Wyk, 18 Nico Steenkamp, 19 Jeandré de Beer, 20 David Joyce, 21 Shaun Pike, 22 Ernst Naudé.
Monument – 15 Barend Herbst, 14 Cisko du Toit, 13 Abrie Reynolds, 12 Rigard Viljoen, 11 Sheldon Bester, 10 Jaco van der Walt, 9 Steven du Plessis, 8 Chris Massyn (c), 7 Dylon Vlok, 6 Ruan MacDonald, 5 Frans van Wyk, 4 André Venter, 3 Ruan Snyman, 2 Wehmeyer Joubert, 1 Günther Janse van Vuuren.
Subs: 16 Zybrandt Lombaard, 17 Francois van Heerden, 18 Dwayne Pienaar, 19 Nico Swartz, 20 Stefan Fitzgerald, 21 Ruan Conradie, 22 Gerdus van der Walt.


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OXFORD, Ohio—Miami's men's swimming and diving team defeated Cincinnati, 162-134, at the Nixon Aquatic Center in their first competitive action of 2014.
The RedHawks won 11 of 16 events in an impressive team effort. No RedHawks earned more than one individual win, but junior Joe Baumgartner, senior Dan Nemeth and freshman Grant Stafford each had a relay win in addition to their individual first-place finishes.
Baumgartner was a first-place finisher in the 100 freestyle with a time of 46.02. He also was a second-place finisher behind Nemeth's time of 20.99 in the 50 freestyle with a 21.22 time of his own. Baumgartner and Nemeth also had a first-place finish in the 200 freestyle relay (1:24.97) with freshmen Jack Strauss and Lucas Brock.
Nemeth also was a member of Miami's first-place finishing 200 medley relay team comprised of sophomore Heshan Unamboowe, Stafford and sophomore Evan Bader that finished with a time of 1:34.63.
Stafford continued his streak of winning an event in every meet this season by taking the 200 IM with a time of 1:56.62.
Other top finishers for the RedHawks were senior Michael Cavanaugh in the 200 butterfly (1:52.74), sophomore Chris Dieter in the 200 freestyle (1:42.00), senior Sam Flessner in the 100 backstroke (52.63), sophomore Cole Fryman in the one-meter dive (287.54 points), senior Sean Minderlein in the 1000 freestyle (9:42.12) and freshman Matthew Rigali in the 100 breaststroke (58.68).
Miami returns to action Saturday, Jan. 18, when they travel to Evansville, Ind. to take on the Evansville Purple Aces.


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Major in History
Students may seek either an academic major or minor in history.
The history major prepares students to read and analyze historical works with critical insight and appreciate the range and variety of resources, as well as demonstrate knowledge of the development and cultural diversity of their respective areas of study. Students develop their research skills using libraries, archives, and online sources to acquire a sense of intellectual property and the responsibility of presenting and interpreting historical issues. They also develop writing skills to clearly express their findings using the language of the discipline. The history major prepares students for graduate study in history and for careers in education, writing and publishing, journalism, law, public relations, business, government, and management.
An articulation agreement between UMUC's Undergraduate School and Graduate School allows eligible students who complete their undergraduate degree at UMUC with a major in history to reduce their total coursework for the Master of Arts in Teaching by 12 credits (two courses) and complete both degrees with a total of 138 credits of coursework. More information is available in the graduate catalog.
Intended Program Outcomes
The student who graduates with a major in history should be able to
- Organize and use primary and secondary sources for research, interpretation, and presentation of historical knowledge.
- Convey historical information by writing and speaking clearly and appropriately for different audiences and with an appreciation of diverse viewpoints.
- Engage in history as a moral and ethical practice, recognizing a diversity of backgrounds and perspectives.
- Cultivate historical habits of mind, apply historical precedents to contemporary developments, remain open to historical interpretation as an incomplete process, and develop self-reflection to mitigate bias.
- Demonstrate a chronological understanding of the different peoples, events, and cultures that have shaped human civilization.
Degree Requirements
Degree Requirements Update
Degree requirements are being updated for fall 2015. How does this affect you? Your degree requirements may vary depending on when you start your program.
- If you are starting your degree this summer, please follow the degree requirements for the 2014–15 school year listed on this page or in the 2014–15 History Degree Planning Worksheet
- If you are starting your degree this fall, please follow the 2015–16 History Degree Planning Worksheet
- If you are a current student, please follow the degree requirements for the year you began your program, available in the catalog archive
A degree with a major in history requires the successful completion of 120 credits of coursework, including 33 credits for the major; 41 credits in general education requirements; and 46 credits in the minor, electives, and other degree requirements. At least 17 credits in the major must be earned in upper-level courses (numbered 300 or above).
Requirements for the History Major
Coursework for a major in history includes the following:
- Foundation course (3 credits): HIST 289
- Required U.S. history sequence (6 credits): HIST 156 and 157
- Required methodology course (3 credits): HIST 309
- World history sequence (6 credits): HIST 115–116 or HIST 141–142
- U.S. distribution course (3 credits): HIST 360, 361, 362, 364, 365, 372, 376, 377, 381, 453, 460, 461, 462, 463, or 467
- European distribution course (3 credits): HIST 324, 325, 326, 327, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 358, 430, 431, 432, 433, 434, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 443, or 448
- World regions distribution course (3 credits): HIST 342, 353, 354, 382, 383, 389, 392, 464, 465, 466, 480, 481, 482, 483, or 485
- Supplemental major course (3 credits): Any upper-level HIST course
- Capstone course (3 credits): HIST 495
Recommended Sequence
The following course sequence will fulfill all the requirements for the BA in history. Coursework for the major is indicated by . Since some recommended courses fulfill more than one requirement, substituting courses for those listed may make it necessary to take additional courses to meet degree requirements. Students should consult an advisor whenever taking advantage of other options.
History Degree Courses
First Courses (to be taken within the first 18 credits)
Note: Placement tests are required for math and writing courses.
- LIBS 150 Introduction to Research (1)
- WRTG 101 Introduction to Writing (3)
or WRTG 101S Introduction to Writing (3)
- MATH 106 Finite Mathematics (3)
or a higher-level math course
Introductory Courses (to be taken within the first 30 credits)
- HUMN 100 Introduction to Humanities (3)
or other arts and humanities course
- BIOL 103 Introduction to Biology (4)
or other biological and physical sciences lecture and laboratory course(s)
- WRTG 293 Introduction to Professional Writing (3)
or other writing course
- HIST 115 World History I (3)
or HIST 141 Western Civilization I (3)
- ECON 103 Economics in the Information Age (3)
or other behavioral and social sciences course
- IFSM 201 Concepts and Applications of Information Technology (3)
or CMST 301 Digital Media and Society (3)
- HIST 116 World History II (3)
or HIST 142 Western Civilization II (3)
Foundation Courses (to be taken within the first 60 credits)
- BEHS 103 Technology in Contemporary Society (3)
or other behavioral and social sciences course (discipline must differ from first)
- NSCI 100 Introduction to Physical Science (3)
or other biological and physical sciences lecture course
- HIST 156 History of the United States to 1865 (3)
- HIST 125 Technological Transformations (3)
or other arts and humanities/historical perspective course (discipline must differ from other humanities course)
- COMM 202 Media and Society (3)
or other communication, writing, or speech course
- CMIS 111 Social Networking and Cybersecurity Best Practices (3)
or other computing course
- HIST 157 History of the United States Since 1865 (3)
- HIST 289 Historical Methods (3)
Additional Required Courses (to be taken after introductory and foundation courses)
- WRTG 391 Advanced Research Writing (3)
or other upper-level advanced writing course
- HIST 309 Historical Writing (3)
- HIST 364 Emergence of Modern America: 1900 to 1945 (3)
or other U.S. distribution course for the major
- HIST 337 Europe's Bloodiest Century (3)
or other European distribution course for the major
- HIST 481 History of China from 1839 to 1997 (3)
or HIST 483 History of Japan Since 1800 (3)
or other world regions distribution course for the major
- HIST 465 World War II (3)
or other supplemental major course
Capstone Course for Major (to be taken in the last 15 credits, preferably a year after completing HIST 309)
- HIST 495 Senior Thesis in History (3)
Minor and/or Elective Courses (46)
(to be taken in the last 60 credits along with required major courses)
Recommended Electives
- EDTP 500 Professional Fundamentals of Teaching and Learning
(for qualified students who plan to enter the MAT program at UMUC; students should note prerequisites and consult an advisor)
- EDTP 535 Adolescent Development and Learning Needs
(for qualified students who plan to enter the MAT program at UMUC; students should note prerequisites and consult an advisor)
Total credits for BA in history: 120
Please Note: Some courses listed above may not be available to students enrolled at UMUC Stateside. If you have a question about course availability, please check with your advisor before registering.
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Donna Marie Windish MD, MPH
Associate Professor of Medicine (General Medicine); Associate Program Director, Primary Care Residency Program; Program Director, Yale-Waterbury Internal Medicine Residency Program
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- B.A., Cornell University, 1994
- M.D., University of Connecticut, 1999
- M.P.H., Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 2004
Selected Publications
- Windish DM. Brief curriculum to teach residents study design and biostatistics. Evid Based Med 2011;16(4):100-4.
- Windish DM, Olson DP. Association of patient recognition of inpatient physicians with knowledge and satisfaction. J Healthc Qual 2011 May-Jun;33(3):44-9.
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MT. HERMON — Southern Alamance's offense barely slowed down and when it did the defense was there to tidy things up for the host Patriots in their stunning 54-40 triumph against Eastern Alamance in Friday night's non-conference football game.
Senior quarterback Jonathan Lloyd accounted for more than 500 yards of offense and Jourdan Osinskie scored four touchdowns, leaving the Eagles reeling from the nearly nonstop assault.
"That's the goal. Offense looked good," Lloyd said. "It's one of those nights when everything was clicking."
Lloyd threw two touchdown passes and ran for two touchdowns. He racked up a career-best 317 yards through the air and another 195 on the ground as the Patriots improved to 2-1.
Eastern Alamance (2-1), which won the previous eight meetings in the series, didn't have answers.
"We just didn't play to our potential," Eastern Alamance linebacker Logan Morgan said. "They definitely came out and were ready to play. I thought we came ready to beat them. Our defense couldn't come back and respond."
Southern Alamance coach Andrew Carrouth said: "I was so proud of our offense, especially our offensive line. … You never really felt (the Eagles) were out of it. We had to keep playing ball."
Eastern Alamance's Malik Wilson compiled 235 receiving yards that nearly went unnoticed amidst Southern Alamance's multitude of offense.
"Overall, we did what we needed to do," Osinskie said. "We came back even harder (after they scored)."
It was a lopsided first half statistically, yet the Eagles led briefly in the second quarter. Southern Alamance conducted 49 first-half plays on offense (plus benefitted from two pass interference penalties), while Eastern Alamance took 12 first-half snaps.
Southern Alamance had 23 first downs by halftime.
"I'm thinking that I don't know if we want to get in a slugfest," Eastern Alamance coach John Kirby said. "We couldn't stop them. They controlled the line of scrimmage and they knocked us off the ball."
Then Eastern Alamance lost the ball when the second-half kickoff was muffed. Lloyd ran 27 yards on the next play and Osinski followed with a 1-yard touchdown run.
When the Eagles pulled within 40-25 in the third quarter and then an onside kick failed to go the required distance, Lloyd took the next snap on a 49-yard touchdown jaunt.
But after Southern Alamance fumbled at the Eagles' 1-yard line with 10 ½ minutes left and leading 46-33, the momentum shifted again when Blake Issacs intercepted John Lamot's pass and went untouched 33 yards for a touchdown.
Issacs, a junior, called it his career highlight.
"I kind of dove for it and caught it," Issacs said. "No one was there (to catch me)."
Lloyd's touchdown passes went for 62 yards to Osinskie and 4 yards to Alford Ellison, both in the final 7½ minutes of first half. Osinskie had 140 receiving yards.
Wilson scored on pass plays of 59 and 52 yards. Malcolm Summers picked up a 37-yard touchdown reception and Gavin Dicken scored on a 37-yard pass play from Joey Lanier. Lamot ran for a 46-yard score.
Trailing 20-14 in the second quarter, Summers returned a kickoff 70 yards to the Southern Alamance 20. That's when one of the few defensive stands took place, with the Eagles settling for Eric Fenton's 37-yard field goal.
Four plays into the game, Eastern Alamance lost leading tackler Dadrian Saunders, a senior defensive end, who was knocked hard to the ground on an open-field block. He was placed on a board and lifted onto a stretcher, taken from the stadium in an ambulance. He reported having numbness on his left side, Kirby said.
■ A spokesman with the Alamance County Sherriff's Department said earlier in the day that department personnel was aware of what were described as bounty-type threats exchanged earlier in the week in advance of the game, allegedly involving players. Tim Britt from the department said the communication in question between the teams apparently came in text messages.
Southern Alamance principal Teresa Faucette said prior to the game that allegations were checked out and they were nothing more than foolish trash talk. Officials from both schools were monitoring the situation, she said.
Both coaches addressed the issue after the game. For more on the subject, see Sunday's Times-News.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Led by the right arms of Heather Richey (Abbeville, SC) and Kelsey Spurrier (Charlotte, NC), along with the bat of Courtney Davis (Asheville, NC), Erskine College coasted to a pair of 10-0 wins over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas softball action on Wednesday afternoon at Jack Ingram Field. The wins push Erskine to 15-16-1 overall, 7-1 in conference play while the Lady Falcons plummet to 14-20, 5-7.
GAME ONE: Erskine 10, Pfeiffer 0
Richey came out in game one firing a two-hitter with seven strikeouts in the complete game shutout. Richey faced one more hitter than the minimum in a seven inning game. Courtney Davis hit her first of three homers on the day with a two-run blast in the second giving the visitors their first two runs of the day.
In the fifth, Kelly Davis (Weaverville, NC) slapped a two-run double to left while Melinda Bowman (Aiken, SC) picked up the only RBI in a three-run sixth due to a Lady Falcon fielding error. The Lady Fleet capped off game one with three in the seventh thanks to a pair of fielder's choices by Kerry Fincher (Easley, SC) and Richey while Jocelyn Smith (Greer, SC) sandwiched a RBI groundout in between. Amber Johnson (Spokane, WA) and Andrea Wagner (Wauseon, OH) had the two hits for Pfeiffer.
GAME TWO: Erskine 10, Pfeiffer 0 (6)
Erskine needed just six innings to take care of the Lady Falcons in game two as Spurrier dealt a complete-game three-hitter with seven of her own strikeouts. A four-run first for Erskine began with Kelly Davis and Melanie Henderson (Fountain Inn, SC) scoring on a couple of wild pitches. Courtney Davis later followed with the first of her two blasts in the nightcap with a two-run dinger to left. Davis added a big solo shot in the third.
Five Lady Fleet runs finished the day in the sixth as Bailey Thornton (Pauline, SC) just missed her own round-tripper by knocking a two-run double off the top of the fence in center. Pinch-hitter Christina Cothran (Boiling Springs, NC) put the dagger in with a three-run homer to left-center.
For Erskine, Courtney Davis finished the day 5-for-5 with three homers, five RBI and five runs scored adding three walks. Along with Johnson, Kylee Nichols (McMinville, OR) and Sarah Waylock (Cary, IL) had the hits for Pfeiffer.
The Lady Falcons return home on Friday afternoon for a pair of games against West Virginia State. Pfeiffer extended their scoreless innings streak to 18 hoping to snap it beginning 3:00 p.m. on Friday afternoon.


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One volunteer's bittersweet week in Albania
By Melissa Schultz
We were clear, on our way to Tirana, an 8-hour bus ride. As we climbed back on the bus and the same silent faces greeted us; they did not seem pleased to be going wherever they were headed. I had a nervous stomach that since my stay in the Balkans, had grown increasingly more viscous.
I thought about what the head of my NGO had said before my departure, this was no holiday. The Mafia pretty much ran Albania and there were bad stories that ranged from petty theft to murder.
After some hours of winding roads freckled with round igloo-shaped bomb shelters, installed all over the countryside by a the xenophobic leader, Hoxha. The road leveled out. We started to let people off in small villages where vengeance murder between tribes was an accepted aspect of their modern society. We passed small cafes were men drank beer and played cards on the side of the road.
We arrived in Tirana later that evening to be greeted by the head of our Albanian NGO. His name was Rob, an ageless man I already knew from his visits in Macedonia. He was trying to get me to work with him on his projects in the slums surrounding Tirana. His background is vague, but he was a freedom fighter in South America at one point in his life, and now lived a very non-violent life dedicated to helping the Albanian people. He was never without his suede cowboy hat, onto which he pinned memorabilia from all parts of the world.
We made it unscathed to the apartment, and my body was literally itching for a shower. I scraped a nail along my skin revealing a white streak in a layer of dust. But, we were greeted by bad news; the water was not running, a regular occurrence, so if we wanted to bath we could take a prostitute sponge bath with bottled water, only washing the important body parts.
The next day we decided to visit the projects our organization had set up. A few local Albanian volunteers came over and we hired a van to take us to the slums called Bathore. The ride there was the closest to death I think I have been, but everyone else did not seem to mind as we barely missed pedestrians or other speeding vehicles. They chatted amongst each other seemingly oblivious to impending death. We pulled into a muddy slum where hundreds of children gathered around our vehicle.
The living conditions were deplorable, like most of the slums where we had projects. Skinny animals wearily watching us, houses made out of any material they could find, tires, old car doors, no running water and the heart-wrenching sight of malnourished kids.
Melissa Schulz currently teaches English in Paris, and is moving back to the States to pursue her Masters in Social Work.
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