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Student Director Position Description
The Institute for Women's Leadership is currently hiring for Public Relations Coordinator, Hynes Scholars Student Coordinator, and Event Planning Coordinator. Visit the Student Employment website to apply.
Job Title: Student Director
Department/Agency: Sister Nancy Hynes Institute for Women's Leadership
Length of Position: Academic Year, (4 credits per semester, for a total of 8 credits a year, with 10-12 hours of work/study compensation); Preferred that intern works over the summer; Potential to hold position for two years consecutively
Hiring: Applications posted early spring
Function/Description of the Position:
The primary role of the Student Director is to lead and manage the daily operations of the Institute for Women's Leadership in support of the mission of the College of Saint Benedict. The Student Director will supervise student employees who together will set goals, manage the programming and marketing sides of the Institute in compliance with our mission. The Student Director will ensure that tasks are completed at a professional level and act as the main line of communication between students and administration on behalf of the Institute. She will seek new and appropriate growth ventures for the Institute that will not only attract students but will also enhance the overall ethos and stature of the Institute.
Necessary to this position is the ability to work collaboratively with a diverse group of constituents. The ideal candidate is a self-initiator needing minimal supervision and open to being mentored. Due to the support structure of the IWL, the director is responsible for reporting to the staff advisor regarding the budget, event coordination, and future direction of the Institute. Excellent communication, organizational, and leadership skills are required along with knowledge and background in gender studies.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Interview, hire, train, supervise, discipline, and evaluate student employees
- Schedule staff to cover the hours of operation
- Be present during hours of service to monitor the operation, address staff concerns, as well as ensure quality and quantity of work produced by the staff
- Schedule and conduct weekly staff meetings
- Schedule and conduct monthly Advisory Board meetings to ensure connection of the Institute to current trends in gender issues/programming in the greater campus community
- Develop and implement a fall and spring semester retreat/training session for all student staff prior to the beginning of classes
- Complete selected readings and books to further knowledge deemed useful in success as the Student Director
- Work closely with the GWST department to create gender programming on campus
- Meet regularly with the IWL's advisor to discuss current projects, programs, and any developing problems and issues
- Maintain and expand both the knowledge and the presence of the IWL within the campus community by actively generating and sharing ideas with campus partners
- Maintain records/archives regarding programming
- Assess events offered through the IWL each semester
- Monitor and maintain records of expenditures and expenses
- Research new ventures
- Work collaboratively with the CSB Senate's Women's Issues Representative in planning Women's Month
- Actively participate on committees and be involved with the administration of the institutions on topics pertaining to the IWL
Minimum Qualifications to Perform the Duties of the Position:
- Junior or Senior class standing
- Background in gender studies and an interest in learning more about gender
- Experience in leadership of people and projects
- Excellent organization, time management, and critical thinking skills
- Ability to take initiative and work with indirect supervision
- Ability to teach and mentor others
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to adapt to changing needs and priorities
- Ability to communicate effectively with students, faculty, staff, and departments regarding issues related to gender on campus and programming opportunities in the IWL
- Remain unbiased and open to all ends of the spectrum
- Attentive to detail and able to verify accuracy of information
- Knowledge regarding the college, its facilities, organizations, and activities
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office applications
- Strong willingness to learn
- Valid passport
- Willingness to travel abroad and act as a leader during travel experiences
Contact Person:
Leah Ranta, Director Sister Nancy Hynes Institute for Women's Leadership


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By Anita Hassan | March 29, 2014 | Updated: March 30, 2014 9:34am
A man has been charged with murder after police found his wife dead inside a League City home Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
Around 2 p.m., an off-duty League City Police Department officer told dispatchers that he was approached at his residence by Felipe Alberto Fernandez, 48, who said something was wrong with his wife, authorities said. The officer told dispatchers he could not gather any additional information because the man would not respond to any other questions.
Officers later arrived to a home in the 800 block of Driftwood to find the man's wife, 32-year-old Katrina Gonzales, dead with signs of blunt force trauma, authorities said.
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Our situation was somewhat different. The owner's original intent was to build the numbers-matching engine in his '85 Corvette, but the first engine build went sour and damaged the original '85's engine block. The situation then dictated using the previously purchased pieces, if possible, to recoup at least a portion of the original build costs. The original plan was to stroke the '85's engine to 383 inches to allow for a longer duration camshaft and high horsepower without sacrificing low-rpm grunt.
Our task in this 383 build is to make 450-500 hp using the parts at hand from the previous builder's pieces and follow the original concept as close as we can. Before we get too involved with the horsepower and torque numbers, rotating mass friction should be considered. The norm was to keep the crankshaft bearing clearances loose and run 20W50 oil along with STP to add more viscosity. Friction created by the high-viscosity oil costs power and fuel mileage from drag at the crankshaft main and connecting rod bearings. The added load on the oil pump also requires additional horsepower that will eventually instigate more wear on the distributor driven gear and cam gear.
When bearing clearances are kept between 0.0015 and 0.002, 10W30 oil can be used successfully even in high-rpm engines. So our first order of business is to keep the clearances tight and use Royal Purple synthetic 10W30 oil to fight heat degradation.
The rotating assembly from the first build consisted of an Eagle 3.750 stroke crankshaft and Eagle 6.0-inch connecting rods. Wiseco flat-top pistons would provide a 10.41 squeeze ratio with the Edelbrock Performer 64cc combustion chamber aluminum cylinder heads. We decided a new GM four-bolt main cylinder block was in order, but we would need a one-piece to two-piece rear main seal adapter to allow us the use the Eagle crankshaft, connecting rods, and Wiseco pistons that were previously purchased.
As we mentioned, we're locked into the short-block build of the engine due to our previously purchased parts, but we can make some changes in cam timing and ancillary pieces to boost horsepower.
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A Chat with Pauline Black of The Selecter
Monday, 2nd Sep 2013
We caught up with Pauline Black, frontwoman of The Selecter, to talk inspirations, icons and what's up next for the band. Following a stand-out performance at this year's Coachella festival, the band are heading to America's East Coast this September for a series of shows.
What are The Selecter working on at the moment?
We're about to shoot a video for our single Secret Love, which we'll release online. Hopefully we'll get that done before we head out to America, and we'll have it in time for when we go on tour with Public Image Limited in October, which we're really excited about.
John Lydon has been aware of us for a while - a long time ago we were playing the Palais with The Specials, John Cooper Clarke and the Modettes, and in the audience that night I just saw John hanging around at the bar, looking a bit shifty. He was known as Johnny Rotten back then, and I've always liked him and the stance that he has.
Many people refer to you as the 'Original Rude Girl' – how would you describe your style?
People say that, but in truth, the idea of a 'Rude Girl' didn't exist – I invented her! There were no 'Rude Girls' in that sense. There were Rude Boys, and I just thought to myself; you can either stand onstage and do the whole girl thing, or just get down there and wear some smart trousers, a good little suit and a hat. I mean a hat solves a multitude of problems – you never have a bad hair day for a start – and my style of dress just came down to that. I'd seen films such as The Harder They Come, and I had the sense of what a Rude Boy looked like, but it was just organic really – and a trip to an Oxfam shop!
And for you, who is the ultimate Rude Boy?
For me, the one and only Rude Boy has got to be Neville Staple of The Specials. I used to stand at the side of the stage when we were on the 2-tone Tour, and just watch Neville do Monkey Man standing on top of a huge stack of PAs , making monkey noises to a crowd of skinheads. I mean, that takes bottle, and he has my ultimate respect for doing that.
Of all the songs that you've written and played, is there one that you most enjoy performing live?
Probably the last single we did! I mean, always, the audience wants to hear the hits. That's what they pay good money to come and see, but I credit our audiences with more intelligence than that. They don't just want to see us play the same songs time and time again – you can go on YouTube for that! I still feel we have to prove our worth as a band, and come up with new stuff. If people don't like, it, they don't like it – they vote with their feet.
How was it performing at Coachella festival earlier this year?
It was just fantastic – I mean, in some ways we were completely amazed to have been asked to do it! I think apart from Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, we were the only Ska band out there doing it. And a lot of people were obviously at the festival to see the headliners – the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Blur, etc – and a lot of people there probably weren't even born when we were around, so were coming out of curiosity. People come along to have a look, and to see what you do, and I think they got a bit of a shock! For the first weekend we played it fairly safe and gave people the Too Much Pressure album, but for the second weekend, when we came back after having been on tour up the West Coast doing new material and it doing equally as well, we thought we'd try it out at Coachella. So we bit the bullet and did that, and it went down a storm. If anything, it was actually better than the first week! So for our contemporaries who maybe want to stick to what they're known for, and do the heritage thing – I just say be brave, just do it. What's not to like? And it proves your worth as a band.
If you were asked to curate a festival, which three artists would headline?
I'd have to say Bob Marley, Billie Holliday and oh, I just think it would have to be The Supremes – they were poppy to the extreme but just so wonderful.
You were a contributor to our Don Letts Subculture Films, but what would you say your personal connection to Fred Perry is?
Well I've been wearing Fred Perry since 1979, and certainly in the early days, a lot of us wore it on stage. I see it as a symbol of youth, so now, everyone who comes to see us is wearing Fred Perry. I've known Don Letts a long time, and it was great he did that series of films. Fred Perry's are really comfortable, and I think women can really rock them as well as men.
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In the First /Tnexahnual Christmas party and Church of Christ, • Scientist, West' )azaar )of the Business Wpmen of Merrick rd. at Elm pi. The gpjplen. WkgBBB^iyje^held injpak Lpdge^ ^ text is "Unto .thee,'<of Qod, do "we" Xrooklyh ave., oh Thursday, p«g.^?"glVe thanks,-unto thee 'do.welgive. JchAa^irSmaJn^, hJas^^han^noHun^c^ed^'Mi ss Ruth thy w o-fi%r-ot rh ?oi.tu aM woWr^ks« j"" de cl»a»re»" Norrls .will auction off the'bazaar^4Paa3ms'75:l)/ The sermon will be gifts and. proceeds will be turned from Isaiah 45:5, 12, 18, King James qyer to the scholarship, fund. version.,, ^ : MISTER, IT'S WAR^l INSIDE OUR ALL-WOOL ARGYLE Hgrejs snugl^iKTort^for nippy days. Phis loads of in-&elr"12"HfRart color combmntloHfr. Westminster.^ the maker . . . one of the Nation *» Quality Brando. ParknfE*s new, low priue is $2.80 the pair* ^ \, . 38 80. MAIN BTBZZT FBZEPOET i, HM$*M&Shlr^»ak*r*SlM«*l@a8. aWER • ... St, at Mernck Rd, DELIVERED FREE RIGHT TO YOUR DOORI That*» real Deoember Food NcAvsl During thes» whiter months to con^e, it id a Wonder* fill convenience to do your shopping l)y moi'ely picking up th'e phone. And when you uall A=Dcd.l Supt'irMnrt, you.know you're Hhsured of faxn'otis quality bi'ands that cost no more. We-'yg the only Super Mai't in ,the prear v\\nth Free Delivery Service—r Just call: Store Sours: . . 6 A.M. to 7 .P.M 8-A.M. to 9 P,M. Thursday and Friday M Pie* Far Apartment Zone Change in Vogtl and I ^ *: Neary Property Again Argued at Hearing Should this Village Board refuse, to grant- the application of Mrs. -Ruth W. Neary and the estate of Louis H. Vogel for the rezonlng of the property In the block of West Merrick rd., Bay view ave., Porter- ^fleld pi., and Washington st,, from a residence A to* an Apartment dis-trict, the Indications ar^ the matter will be taken to court In pn effort to force action. ,' Giles Wright, of Rockvllle Centre, counsel for,the petitioner, Indicated at the'close of the hearing before the Village Board Tuesday night that he would advise the Vogel In-terests to take such action, though he Indicated he was In doubt as to what he would suggest Mrs. Neary do. " , The two Interests own all the land in the square block except four par-cels fronting on Washington, st. south of Porterfleld,pl., 120 by 195, feet In area on which private homes have been erected. Early this year a similar petition was filed. It in-cluded the en tlre_ block. Following * < for the .8MOKZ POPHLAIL BRANDS KILLED - Broilers or Fryers^ Ik # * j? JMMWmj A « w*w w«*r C&6p^dBAe( " CigareWes - carton 1*69 BRAOE'8 OSOOOLATE OOVZRZt Cherries - - - - Ik • ' . . * ' - - - - 3l)g. - can PARD W*F MHO b@@awl@wly @o»wtt Food - - % 81TN8HINE OSOOOLATE NEW \- Yelveeta - TO WBZ CENTER BEST Mushroom - an %r# Let %a Aow you t IMg V - - can And JTJIOY In GANNON ^ i .,.j* MaoINTOBB s) ^ ?^t :-^a*%^.^ Ice ..Ju_..".l....r..t| '.#•.'"'.' %^#ii^ V:?l';':L:$/^;:':&^&vi'^ $^M#K;^#^^ S&SMW#^§^^ INTRODUCES S* "Give me a bo-y",. I'M og ive, yyw-o u- a . ..m».a*«n ! . . . T*h*i*sw pK*h*r*a*swec so&uMm&muauraiiizAecsa the scope of the American athletic coach; particularly In football. As football coach at &reeport High School since 1940, William S. Ashley, has taken hundreds-of boys and coached them In developing Into men pre-pared to face the future. A future guided by philosophy based on team* work and "' the Freeport Republican. Club will be. host to 25 children ] at Its annual oHrlstmas party/to be given in the Legion Dugout next Wednesday night. And *n addition members of the club have been Invited to bring their .own children and pro-vide presents Which Santa Glaus can distribute to them at the same time he does to. the guests of the associa-tion. A box of candy with Ice cream and cake will, be presented each.! v,j' Pleads N6t Guilty and Is Held for Trial od Thursday, Dd6. 22 Orls, 112-42 48th sportsmanship; football $i clilld. Gifts should be limited to Corona,, manager of'.the meat' . to^ "Indicate j pnrtment of the Food Fair Markej , BHI Ashley's reputation ae a boy'd singing of Christmas songs and en^ ^^? ^ .Mmeoia, on Idol and a man's man reached your ter tallymen*, for young and old. Nei- , Dec. 22, charged with offering for writer long before we had the pleasure son N. Terry .Is In charge of the sale numerous packages of iheat exemplify his reputatlog^aa/a coach.'reports of the nominating commit-M?^**M on Loyalty, respect, and^'understanding tee. Joseph Hughes Is chairman of, arraigned yesterday, before District Inspire the men. on fils tea.ms to play the evening. President Ralph L/court Judge 'Samuel Greason, at their best. These friendships con- Marshall will preside. tlnue long after they have been gradu-ated from Mgh school. Coach Ashley remains their favorite. Mqny colleges and universities have recognized Free- WILLKAM S. ASHLEY High School as a cradle for their gridiron stars. Bill Ashley continues ,his Interest and they m turn; continue theirs. * $ * . . This thirty-nine year old football men tor of FHS Is a life-long resident of Long Island. At Jamaica Hl&h School he won pigskin fame, and was named All-City Quarf%*))ack. At Colgate University where he received his A.B.' he played under 'that top- . _ , notch cpach Andy Kerr. Upon graduation he .remained at TSolgate as a heaning held on^ March 24, the i coach of the freshman backs. Prior to coming to Freeport, he served as TV*Mt.4«M wmoaes . wwHittt«hHd*r*naMwTnM KafMfX t%** t i « . • "- • ••• • —^^- - board could take/ the \ In the revised petition the four residential plots^ara eliminated; "and Mrs., Neary agrees to place^a *%*trto-tldn in,, the deed .requiring a ::40-f oot set back along ^the V remainder * of Pbrterfield p%. * Previously Apartment Area At-Tuesday night^ hearing, Mr. represented \MraJ Neary and. Mrs. Blale V; Smithy administratrix of the Vo&el estate. He stressed the fact . that the property was ?oned for apartments In 19, and later was partly in apartment and busi-ness 3 «with a small section for resi-dential. However, when the .com-prehenslve zoning ordinance of 1945 teacher-co^ch at Bemardsvllle and Orange. ,(N*J.) High Schools. Bill Ashley was granted a leave of 'absence from 1643 to 4945 from Free? port High to serve as a'. Lieutenant In /the .U.S/ $Taval tk*rpsl . stationed • at Quonset, R. I*, he coached VtheU* baskiBtball V teadi . *ht^ second placVin the During his carrier service active In to the sailors. (He [Jwaa ^ boxing .cha^np at Colgate and 'was also ' ' " ' pleaded not guilty, through counsel for Food Fair, and-held for trial. The charges were preferred by_ William" H. Beckerran •Inspector of" the office of the Sealer of Weighty and—Measures -qf- Nassau" OountyT" The allegations were based on an ihspeotlbn..of the meat offered for*- sale last Thursday at 9:45 AM. Listed 'In^the charges as under- 'Welght^ were 6;" packages of • lamb chops, 7 packages of veal outleta, 2 packages of < sirloin Ateak, A packages of veal * rump J roaat; 3 ^ packages ol fresh porkjaausage )»B&t* ia; paokagea . '., "-• &•,."' «^* " .v ^ • Besides other soclalrQcrvlee, and sports organizations^ he is also a plembcr of. the American Legion, Aioerlcan Coachea ASwoblaMon, AaxeH* can Laorbaa* Association, Vfbe-Presldent of the Southwest CKvfd Aasocla- Mon, and ^ very active in the Fjreeport' Fathers' and Boosters' C^ub. The William Ashleys, (she was formerly Linda Meyerg of St. Albans, N.Y.) LmeJtoiite Of (Balloon P^ade Staged Ky Merchants Yule Shopping Season Off to Qr^at Start; _T[oungatere Get Gifts ?ullyiU5,OOp the Mbnlcipal M»»#MW% reside their two sons, Allan 9, and WI&Ham Jr. 6, at 371 Pine Street tn Frecport. believe that football Is the most Important sport requiring one-hundred percent teamwork. It teaches a man to think quickly and make was adopted It was changed to Resl- jhls decisions' for the benefit of the team. Selfishness cannot be found .dence A.* He asserted also that the I In/the dictionary of this sport. In all cases Individual, plqry Is forgotten." adorned the plane, but the ,?,*,&, * # * r& . refused to let it stay fixed and the Labrador Retnever Lost by Maxine NeM! Mrs. Marine Nelli, 108 as a bad job. A float, containing a *sled was restofMeri"lckrd. from a point just The °"d couldn't make a spectacular catch If the tiack didn't throw I awaiting Santa^s arrival, and he ave., has reported the dlsapparanro vest of South Grove st., extending with precision; and likewise the back couldn't throw a pass 4f the rest of boarded It as soon as he reached,, of a valuable Labrador retriever on to-South Bay view ave., Is in' an theteam, the center,, the tackles, :and:the guards, didn't play their part the field and .the" procession got'Monday. .The dog, only 9 weeks old,. apartment zone. 'He insisted the ui harmony. It's-a great game tolplay, but sometimes the price-to be present—ownerrcould get nothing paid is terrific.'? This Is the way BUI Ashley feels about football. It Is .a for the property under Its present formula that can.lead any team, regardless of type of endeavor, to success. status, though they had spent thousands of dollars In t^xes and assessments oh it. ' Coach Bill Ashley It 'gives us great pleasure to publicly congratulate you and your^Freeport High School football team on your completion of under .'way, with St. Mick's slgd-but/deemlngly much older, slipped drawn by aJeeR pulling up In the out the door when a .dellveryman rear. The route was along Mill road.left a package at the Nclll*home to Main st.^ to Merrick rd,, to South about 5:30 P.M. , Grove st., to Brooklyn The .dog__laLb(Rck,_wlth_a__wh*te_ . - into Mi—ll road and t^he cross on -Its broast. Several toes, Andrew Hottenroth, 83 Washing? | another highly successful seacon. We remember that your squad suffered s'Rdlum where It disbanded. cut' off In an accident, are missing ton st., represented his neighbors Sin juries which took some of your best,mcn out of action "early In the j and others In the area In opposing [season, and yet despite this and other handicaps, your team" won the| the granting of the application. He Raynof Memorial Trophy, and the Thomas M. Quinn and Forcat "Jewelers maintained the conditions under the Awards. They arc next to being an undefeated team. They won every new application were practically the game except one, and then later beat this team In a return gapne during the same season. Our best wishes to you William S. Ashley, and to the fine men who have played on Srour football teams! same as they were In t)ie; first. Petitions and Resolutions He presented a petition signed "by property owiiers In tAe Immediate! vicinity of the Vogel-Neary proper-- ty;, and another by those living within 500 feet In opposition to the* change* Village 'Clerlt George F. Aasbrouck read^a resolution adopt-ed at a specfaTlheetlng of the Southwest Civic Association and another from the Grove st. school Parent-Teacher Association opposition' to the Teqpning 'appeal; The latter resolution • contained & (Continued on Page 4) In Mal By Tomorrow Astlll wrapping Christmas gift packages? Better mall them Quick, Mrs, Minnie E. Smith Buried in Greenfield Mrs.;-Minnie E., Smith, 82 years old and for. more than GO years a president of Freeport died In her home, 210 South Main st., last .Thursday. The Rev. Dr.. Louis H. Losch, paster of the First Baptist Church, of which she was a charter member, officiated at funeral ser-vices Monday afternoon In the Ful-ton Parlors. Rites also were cdii-ducked by .Alpha Council, D, of A,, Rebekah Lodge, I.O.O.F., Edward . A. " nouncedy today ' that Yuletlde par* ost should all" 6e in , mai by tdmorrbw to assure dellvj&y be-fore : Christmaa^T \-----r -7 --- ^^ *r 7. , "If packages 'aren't j ready udtll later; use the ne? Air Parcel gervice/'he Christmas, packages have been office **•' r normally (average) ' l%000 ;.plecea*; «|f up' to ^ ,^%'f !%^%'f/.'< ?%^:^ ^ he added. ^All;\packagea Should -be wrapped in heavy corrugated «uyboant-tbe ^stmaster saTd.< Be suggested ?re;r j3eatJng the addresd on a card in-glde^ the • package, in\ case • the .outer wrapping •: becomes/.' torn.'' '\ * __ ' •" '•;' ''\ ; ... -\ " " and gqth oi wBIcKTahe aeipeaTBT Ize. Burial /was -in Greenfield Cemetery, Aempstead* ' • MTsJ • Qmlth wiM born In Bast Rockaway, a dawghtet.of l^n and M», Samuel Smith. Both her: par" ents ^were descendants of early Long 'Island settlers/ ^ She was the widow of Zephar , Smith who> .died two year* aisb.; Alpha Council of which she was a charter meojber, cele* brated its 4 /anniversary Friday; ' • are three. .daughters, Mrs, Fannie ; Smith; with: Whom she lived; • Mr*. 'Alma 3%^ tlnger, of JRockyille Centre, and Mrs. ?dary CarefAo,; of Baldwin,: and two sisters^ Mrs. Bertha Sealey, let* ; . ] ?,nd M%?, Zssie : Califoirhia,- •••' • '// '. '% ; ' . •.' of Six Members Welcomed Ibtp Northwest Civics Six.new members were welcomed Into, the Northwest Civic Associa-tion at its monthly meeting in the safeterla o^ the Seaman aye. school Monday "nl&h t. They were. Homer I. HarrM, .Shepherd Tucker, Dr. Robert Busch, % Benjamin Weme, Mrs. I* M. Fradkln and Benjamin D. Fidanque. President John C. MpMlchael .presided. Manuel Well; chairman of a'com-mitteeT "Which .Id'studying the hnlity ,o^ haying school d toundaiies-changed .to give por% a district conterminous * with the ^ylHage7"^lneB^7annoup?ed he-- .thereupon began the dls- from the left hl»jd paw and the-comic books/ candy wound has not yet healed. The canes and chocolates, provided by animal Is In delicate health and re-thc Mcadnwbrook National Bank quires proper care. • Mrs. Nelli under the direction of Howard would appreciate It if the finder Brooks. There was still a long wait would return the dog to her. as darkness set. In and announce-' ' ^—^ ^—— was made the distribution ZIPPER PHARMACY continued from outside OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY,/ ' . the Freeport "of flee .of the bank! The Zipper Pharmacy, 5l South Saturday from'10 A.M. to 5 P.M., Grove st., will remain open Sunday to all who apply. . ! after, the other druggists" In Free- The" procession was headed by a port close at 2 P.M. The telephone (Continued on Page 4) Is FRcport 8-0277... — - Of A rt'Holution moui.'ninK tlm low of Dn. *L Etmor CumininM, i, \VHH adnpwr l*y tlie Village Board at its #. ..It i'(fa<lN: ' . "the Village of Plreepprt.and all,'. . . —^—T^"^— he had loss* i meeting of ,tp 26, 1949. Roosevelt School Board, and, plan? 'men to serve, their c(mununiiyt&th go^ than'b^ peq to attend, the-local;and Bald?' such complete lack of selflah moti--g%&6a, :•' <'.•! '"''::' ': \?'Vr *.^»w, "« -*, -. .... virtue of. the Jact, » ,»o»n b«aoth^*rroHa»yv, i•t h^a^t yh e ^w orckoenda taenftflicyi ewnittlhy, c ostmep&lde"t e, 7 come:.to ^ew\.%aok. of aelf, aiming rather/to do» who did : win meetings this week.: vdtipn as waa represented by! the *! "As.offlclal. phyalolan aAd abrgeon ; hmesX the aid .. that;,, he 6%ere<l, , ,td I touch mpny families tyjalfled.the aervicea^ tlmq^ of unexpected ! • ,,,-,...'. 'H*8" jcouMge to many th&t had dee religious Stanley'Liyihgatoh' ihquirec% of case of Dr. Oummlns* Tralnied as of the. ^liceJI^artmeat lie was Village Truste Leonard D^ ?. .8mith;la physician, he heale4 \the :8l(* jn IcondtajAtly on call for many, j!eara to/ who/was present, what the bbard=|injnd as well as in-body; rT^'CpiA^&'eMeve'/f, the/ JmmwWate: ..distress was doing, to reserve the'parkingYf&rt '^hat he:/^u^t^^^many ai;ea In the vicin)%y of/tb» raUroad "" station ' for ^ FSxieport • commuters^ Mr.':8mitbr.rei)Ued;he! thought. nY would. be ?»wJae for«the board to take lany^ action; uhtU \ the Public Service Oonuniaaidn renders its de«, clslbn on the requeat'for the Inclu4 aion of a parking ^laza aa ^Incidental ^:Uiegra^ crowing project.-'': /.''V-' 7 •'" ^'^V,:' •'".::' • • }#iisv ; seryjcea, .however/ were'' not/limited / 'a?:# a@, well as bringing material bene- [by the call .of officlal'dutyl'v Quietly fit to those-with whpni he came and endlessly, he helped i members' into • contact." 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I´m half German and half American(thx to my Father-RIP) but i live in Germany
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I'm British, half Scottish, half Irish and quarter Italian.
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Born in Australia. German on my mother's side, Irish on my father's.
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Maybe another good thread to restart...
I hope everyone has the "Heritage/Nationality" thing all cleared up. I am not taking sides by any means, But I was sure that everyone knows the country you were born in is your Nationality...I just thought Gorgeous Kim Jong, could write about what ever she wanted since she did "start the thread." So, I felt that she could start talking about her Heritage or whatever else she wanted to. I again, am not taking sides, but I did learn from you, Felix, that there may be people out there that don't know the difference. That thought never crossed my mind in all the years I have been alive.....Also, when I am having a conversation with someone and I am going to change the subject and start talking about something else, I don't stop and tell them, "hey, I am going to start talking about something else, now," I just go ahead and talk about (for example) the items that I need to pick up from the store, and assume they are bright enough to know, based on the items I named, that I am going to the grocery store, rather than the Liquor Store.....Anyway, I hope I have not offended anyone... And I am now realizing that this crap was over 2 years ago....Oh, man, I suck again!!!
Anyway, I am an American; however, I am 1/4 Italian, 1/4 French, 1/4 Cherokee, and 1/4 Anglo...at least that's what I had been told the first 14 years of my life.....
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Not really, just thought it would get your attention. March is a strange outdoor month for me. The ice becomes unsafe for fishing. If you can fish the ice, most fish are pretty lethargic prior to ice out. I'm just coming off the show circuit and need a bit of a focus change.
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Stephanie Rainey from 'Stepping Outdoors' cooks up some tilapia with pecans, lemon and parsley brown butter on a Camp Chef Outdoorsman (EX170LW). The Outdoorsman is a work horse of a stove offering a combination of a high output burner (60,000 BTU) and a low output burner (30,000 BTU).
Mar 29, 2012IDOS World Championship Cook off 2012 - Wil & Jen Ward
On March 15th – 17th the International Dutch Oven Society hosted the 2012 World Championship Cook Off at the annual International Sportsmen's Expo in Salt Lake City, UT. We asked 7 time World Championship Cook Off finalists Wil and Jen Ward if we could tag along to see what it's like to compete at this level of cooking. They graciously obliged.
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Newark, N.J.-based Treetop Development has closed on two West Harlem walk-up properties for $8.8 million.
The 5-story buildings at 220-226 West 116th Street and 449 West 125th Street, which make up a total of 52 two- and three-bedroom apartments and seven retail stores, are part of a continued push by the company to acquire properties in under-served Manhattan neighborhoods.
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iCloud Action In Apple Store In Hong Kong,Greenpeace activists play off the theme of Apple's "genius bar" by setting up their own "Supergenius bars" near a store in Central, where they gave customers advice on how to ask Apple for a cleaner cloud. Part of Greenpeace's international Clean Our Cloud campaign is calling on industry laggards Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon to join the growing number of tech companies who are taking steps to power their electronic data centers substantially with renewable energy. 05/05/2012
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As the nurses, nuns and community members come together this holiday season, nothing rings more true in Poplar than the virtues of charity and hope. In the special, the holidays are swiftly approaching and the nuns and midwives of Nonnatus House are busier than ever.
When a young girl gives birth in secret and leaves the baby on the steps of Nonnatus House, the nurses pull together with the community to care for the newborn and find his mother. Meanwhile, Nurse Jenny Lee looks after Mrs. Jenkins, an elderly vagrant who has lost everything. And newly married Chummy spreads holiday cheer, bringing the children of Poplar together for a nativity play to remember.
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Release Date: 2/13/2014
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|Subject Specialist in Philosophy
Getting Started with Philosophy Research
This guide will help you get started with research in Philosophy at the City Tech Library and beyond.
The library's online databases provide access to articles and images in journals, magazines, newspaper and reference sources. Some of the most useful databases for research in Philosophy are:
The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) 24 listed in philosophy
MEDLINE (for bioethics coverage)
Journals and Magazines
To find a specific journal or magazine:
- Click the Find Journals/eJournals tab on the Library website. Search or browse by journal or magazine title, or browse by subject in Art, Architecture & Applied Arts.
- To find magazines and journals in print at the library, search the CUNY+ catalog.
- If you need an article from a magazine or journal at another library, request it through Interlibrary Loan.
Reference Resources
The library has many reference books like encyclopedias, dictionaries and atlases that are useful for philosophy research. You can search for reference books by keyword or subject in the library catalog.
Print reference books are located on the shelves behind the Reference Desk on the 4th floor of the library. Print reference books can only be used in the library.
Many of our reference books are available electronically (ebooks) -- read them by clicking through the links in the library catalog. For off-campus access to ebooks, login with library number on the front of your ID. For more information or to report a problem, see Off-campus Access on the Library website.
Here are a few popular reference books for philosophy:
- A Companion to the Philosophers
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 72 .C595 1999
- The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 41 .C35 1999
- Encyclopedia of Ethics. 3 vols.
CALL NUMBER: Reference - BJ 63 .E45 2001
- Dictionary of Cultural Theorists
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 41 .D5 1999
- Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics. 4 vols.
CALL NUMBER: Reference - BJ 63 .E44 1998
- Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 10 vols.
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 51 .R68 1998
- Encyclopedia of Chinese Philosophy
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 126 .E496 2003
- A Companion to World Philosophies
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 121 .c664 1997
- Encyclopedia of Aesthetics. 4 vols.
CALL NUMBER: Reference - BH 56 .E53 1998
- Encyclopedia of Asian Philosophy
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 121 .E53 2001
- The Columbia History of Western Philosophy
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B 72.P55 1999
- Encyclopedia of Bioethics. 5 vols.
CALL NUMBER: Reference - QH 332 .E52 2004
- World Philosophers and Their Works. 3 vols.
CALL NUMBER: Reference - B104 .W67 2000
Finding Books and More in the Library
To find books, ebooks, and multimedia resources (including DVDs, videocassettes, and audio recordings), search the CUNY+ catalog.
- To find books at other CUNY libraries, select All CUNY Libraries. To request a book from another CUNY library, click Request a Copy.
Searching with Subject Headings
Using subject headings to search the library catalog can help you quickly find useful books and multimedia. Once you have found a book on your research topic, click on the Subjects links to find more books on that topic.
You can also search by subject from the Find Books tab on the Library website. Here's a sample of relevant subject headings for philosophy research:
Internet Resources
- EpistemeLinks.com: Philosophy Resources on the Internet: "Includes over 17,500 categorized links to philosophy resources on the Internet." Arranged by philosophers and topics. Though a commercial site, it is still very useful.
- Ethics Updates: Founded in 1994 and edited by Lawrence M. Hinman (University of San Diego), this site is "designed primarily to be used by ethics instructors and their students. It is intended to provide updates on current literature, both popular and professional, that relates to ethics." Divided into three parts: ethical theory, resources, and applied ethics (includes abortion, death penalty, euthanasia, etc.).
- Voices of the Shuttle: Philosophy Page: Includes general philosophy sources, philosophical fields, modern philosophical movements, links to individual philosophers and works, other philosophy sites and projects, philosophy journals, philosophy LISTSERVS and newsgroups, course syllabi, departments, programs, associations and jobs, and philosophy conferences. Compiled by academic experts at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
- The WWW Virtual Library: Philosophy: Located at the University of Bristol, this site is hosted jointly by the Department of Philosophy the Institute for Learning and Research Technology. The Virtual Library section is provided in collaboration with SOSIG (the Social Science Information Gateway0. "The SOSIG Internet Catalog offers access to thousands of high quality internet sources, each selected and described by academic librarians and subject specialists."