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Last year, Usain Bolt stunned athletics fans when he hacked 0.11 seconds off his previous world record for the 100-metre sprint. But what's the ultimate human speed limit?
Intrigued by this question, Mark Denny at Stanford University, California, decided to work out how fast a human could possibly sprint 100 metres. He examined previous records for various athletics competitions - and greyhound and horse races for good measure - since the 1920s, and found that performances in many events followed a similar pattern, improving steadily until they reached a plateau. Horses in the Kentucky Derby, for example, appeared to approach their speed limit in 1949. Since then any improvements have become minimal and increasingly rare.
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Family Reading Time was developed under the Center's Dialogic Reading for Multilingual Families project. The project provided training to multilingual families, including high school students, on the importance of continuing to read to children in their first language. Trainings also included information on dialogic reading strategies for fostering oral language during book reading. Interested families volunteered to be videotaped reading to their children. The videos are available on-line and on local television stations in the Willimantic, CT, area.
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The Center for Early Childhood Education and the Child and Family Development Resource Center (CFDRC) are pleased to share a special video completed by Eastern students in their Documentary Production class. Ready to Climb highlights two climbing walls recently installed at the CFDRC through the generous support of the ECSU Foundation. The climbing walls serve two important purposes: 1) support children's cognitive, social-emotional, creative, and physical development; and 2) provide critical experiential learning opportunities for Eastern students who hope to work with young children in their careers.
View the video at http://www.easternct.edu/cece/ready_to_climb.html
Faculty and student researchers at Eastern Connecticut State University's Center for Early Childhood Education (CECE) have announced the results of the 2013 TIMPANI toy study. Two toys tied this year, both receiving the highest ratings of all toys studied: Magna-Tiles by Valtech, LLC, and My First Railway by Brio. Study findings were announced at the annual meeting of the National Association for the Education of Young Children and at a press conference on Eastern's campus on December 4th.
The TIMPANI toy study is an annual empirical study that looks at how young children in natural settings play with a variety of toys. Each year, nominated toys are placed in preschool classrooms and videotaped using remote cameras. Researchers use a scientific instrument to determine which toys best promote children's development in three areas: thinking and learning, social interaction and cooperation, and self-expression and imaginative play.
The 2013 study marks the fifth year that the CECE has studied toys, and trends suggest that basic, open-ended toys seem to inspire the highest levels of play. According to principal investigator Dr. Jeffrey Trawick-Smith, "The high-scoring toys tend to be fairly simple toys that are not too realistic, and they don't have a lot of gadgetry or computer chips. They are often the ones we played with when we were growing up. In addition, construction toys have done very well in our studies over the past five years. They tend to inspire a lot of problem-solving as children figure out how to construct different objects, but we also see a fair amount of pretend play and social interaction."
In addition to providing useful information to parents and teachers about toys, the TIMPANI toy study provides opportunities for a number of Eastern Connecticut State University students to participate in research. Undergraduate students Chamari Davis and Cassie Savalli were responsible for conducting videotaping for the study, coding footage, and helping to analyze the results. They also co-presented the results at the NAEYC conference with Dr. Trawick-Smith and CECE Program Coordinator Julia DeLapp on November 22nd.
For more information about the TIMPANI Toy Study, and to watch a video of children playing with toys studied, visit www.easternct.edu/cece/timpani.html
12/5/13 update: See TV news coverage of this story at http://www.wtnh.com/news/windham-cty/study-on-how-children-play-with-toys
Hear researchers discuss what makes a good toy on the radio: http://www.wili-am.com/images/audio/ecsu_tympani_toy_study_dec_5_2013.wma
Read story in the Norwich Bulletin: http://www.norwichbulletin.com/article/20131204/NEWS/131209801/10283/NEWS
12/11/13 update: Read Dec. 10 editorial in the Norwich Bulletin: http://www.norwichbulletin.com/article/20131210/OPINION/131219995/10309/OPINION
12/13/13 update: Read New Yorker article about the influence of STEM-oriented toys that includes interview with TIMPANI researcher Jeffrey Trawick-Smith: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/currency/2013/12/can-toys-help-create-future-engineers.html]]>
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The Center has produced two videos related to the study:
1. The first video kicks off our new Research Clips video series. The video describes the methodology of the study and outlines the major findings and study implications. You can view the video at: http://www.easternct.edu/cece/math_play_study_video.html.
2. The second video is part of our e-clips series. Designed with current and future teachers in mind, the video illustrates how teachers can use math talk to support children's math learning. (One of the major study findings was around the importance of engaging children in "math talk" throughout the day.) The video is available at: http://www.easternct.edu/cece/e-clips_math_talk.html.
The Telly Awards honor television, video, and film productions and programs, as well as work created for the Internet. Each year, the Telly Awards receive thousands of entries from throughout the United States and abroad. Inspiring Lessons received a bronze award in the category of Government Relations. The Center also received a Telly Award this year for Investigating Balls in the category of Internet/Online Video: Education.
The Center for Early Childhood Education congratulates the following faculty, staff, and students involved in the development of Inspiring Lessons: Dr. Denise Matthews, Producer/Director and Co-Author; Julia DeLapp, Executive Producer and Co-Author; Karl Gray, Editor; William Black, Production Coordinator; Ken Measimer, Finish Editor and Videographer; Sean Leser (Eastern student), Finish Editor; Greg Hartzell, Videographer; Kerin Jaros-Dressler (Eastern student), Videographer; Ross Page (Eastern student), Music Composer; and Nick Napoletano, Animator.
The Center also thanks the teaching staff at the Windham Early Childhood Center and the Child and Family Development Resource Center for appearing in the video, participating in the initiative, and working to support young children's growth and learning.
To view the video, visit http://www.easternct.edu/cece/inspiring_lessons.html.]]>
Sometime in February, the Center hit the 100,000 mark--the number of times the Center's videos have been viewed by individuals visiting the center's website, YouTube, or iTunes U pages.
"It's very rewarding to know that others in the field are finding our videos useful enough to want to share," said Julia DeLapp, CECE Program Coordinator. "Every week I hear from more people who want to be notified when new videos are released," including teachers from as far away as Saudi Arabia. Education agencies in other states and Canadian provinces have requested permission to link to videos.
Teachers watch the videos to get ideas to incorporate in their own classrooms. In addition, faculty and trainers across the country use them in their classes, including Eastern's Jeffrey Trawick-Smith. "They are so much more engaging and visual than a lecture could ever be and are just the right length to get a good discussion going or to introduce a new topic," said Trawick-Smith. "They are artistic, but never glitzy or cute, and treat the children and teachers who appear in them with such respect."
The Center has developed more than 30 videos and audio podcasts over the past 5 years. Videos feature footage from preschool and toddler classrooms in Eastern's Child and Family Development Resource Center, as well as expert interviews from teachers and faculty.
"We are so fortunate to have such a high-quality early childhood center here on campus that exemplifies everything we would want to show in a video, as well as the expertise of so many faculty," said DeLapp. "And we benefit tremendously from our relationships with the Communication and Media Services departments."
Communication professor Denise Matthews serves as the Center's production consultant, and the Center utilizes a number of Communication students each year to help produce videos. "Our students have the opportunity to do professional-level production work," said Ken Measimer, the Center's production specialist. "They leave Eastern with a very strong portfolio."
The Center started tracking video hits in January of 2012, so the 100,000 number does not include views prior to 2012.
Videos are available free of charge at www.easternct.edu/cece/resources.html, www.youtube.com/EarlyChildhoodVideos, or at iTunes U.
The Center for Early Childhood Education has been awarded a 2013 Telly Award for "Investigating Balls," a video that explores how teachers at Eastern's Child and Family Development Resource Center engaged preschoolers in different learning activities while investigating the properties of balls. The video is part of the new Investigating series of videos from the CECE, which highlight how teachers implement engaging projects--called "investigations"--on a variety of topics.
The Telly Awards honor television, video, and film productions and programs, as well as work created for the Internet. Each year, the Telly Awards receive thousands of entries from throughout the United States and abroad. "Investigating Balls" received a bronze award in the category of Internet/Online Video: Education. The Center also received a Telly Award in 2011 for "The Importance of Play" and in 2010 for "Five Predictors of Early Literacy."
The Center for Early Childhood Education congratulates the following staff and students involved in the development of the video: Ken Measimer, Director; Julia DeLapp, Producer and Author; Sean Leser (Eastern student), Videographer and Editor; Ross Page (Eastern student), Music Composer; and Nick Napoletano, Animator.
The Center also thanks the teachers and children at the Child and Family Development Resource Center for appearing in the video and doing the wonderful work that inspired the video.
To view the video, visit http://www.easternct.edu/cece/investigating_balls.html]]>
In 2008, the Center was awarded a U.S. Department of Education Early Reading First grant to implement the Community Partners for Early Literacy (CPEL) project. In partnership with the Windham Early Childhood Center (part of the Windham Public Schools) and the Child and Family Development Resource Center at Eastern Connecticut State University, the Center provided professional development and literacy coaching to 50 teachers and paraprofessionals and supported families in engaging in literacy activities at home.
The Center created Inspiring Lessons: What We Learned from the Community Partners for Early Literacy Project to document and share with other programs and school districts the lessons learned during the project. The 30-minute video includes interviews with teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, literacy coaches, and faculty experts about what works in supporting children's literacy development.
To view the video and learn more about the project, visit: http://www.easternct.edu/cece/inspiring_lessons.html]]>
Early childhood researchers will share information about the qualities of toys that best help young children learn and develop, based on what they have learned from an annual study conducted at Eastern on toys. Parents and grandparents who attend this event will have the opportunity to inspect a variety of toys close-up, view videos of children playing with different kinds of toys, and talk with other parents about making decisions about toys.
There is no charge to attend this workshop, but registration is requested. To register, please call 860/465-0206.]]>
Leave Your Sleep is a collection of classic children's poems by Edward Lear, Ogden Nash, Robert Louis Stevenson, Nathalia Crane, e.e. cummings, and others, all beautifully illustrated by McClintock. The poems are also adapted to music by Natalie Merchant on an enclosed CD.
Twelve Kinds of Ice, written by Ellen Bryan Obed and illustrated by McClintock, explores the stages of the ice that beckons a family of skaters.
Teachers, students, and parents are invited to this special event to celebrate literacy, books, and the season of giving. Join us for a book talk, coffee, and some pre-holiday goodies!
For more information, call 860/465-0687.]]>


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Rapid assessment protocol for coral reefs, focusing on coral bleaching and thermal stress
Coral reefs and their associated seagrass beds and mangrove habitats support the highest marine biodiversity in the world. More than 500 million people worldwide depend on them for food, storm protection, jobs, and recreation. Their resources and services are worth an estimated 375 billion dollars each year, yet they cover less than one percent of the Earth's surface. Unfortunately, many of the world's coral reefs have been degraded, mainly due to human activities. According to the Status of Coral Reefs of the World: 2004, 70% of the worlds' coral reefs are threatened or destroyed, 20% of those are damaged beyond repair, and within the Caribbean alone, many coral reefs have lost 80% of coral species.
Climate change is now recognized as one of the greatest threats to coral reefs worldwide. While a changing climate brings many challenges to coral reefs, one of the most serious and immediate threats is from mass coral bleaching associated with unusually high sea temperatures. Coral bleaching has lead to substantial damage to coral reefs on a global scale (16% of reefs suffered lasting damage in 1998 alone), with some areas losing 50-90% of their coral cover (Wilkinson 2000). Further degradation is predicted: severe coral bleaching events may be an annual occurrence by midcentury, even under optimistic climate scenarios (Hoegh-Guldberg 1999, Hughes et al. 2003). The amount of damage depends on not only the rate and extent of climate change, but also on the ability of coral reefs to cope with change. Importantly, the natural resilience of reefs, that maintains them in a coral dominated state, is being undermined by stresses associated with human activities on the water and on the land. Unmanaged, these stresses have the potential to act in synergy with climate change to functionally destroy many coral reefs and shift them to less diverse and productive states dominated by algae or suspension feeding invertebrates. Coral reefs are under pressure from a variety of human activities, including catchment uses that result in degraded water quality, unsustainable and destructive fishing, and coastal development. These local pressures act to reduce the resilience of the system, undermining its ability to cope with climate change, and lowering the threshold for the shift from coral-dominated phase to other phases. Increasingly, policy-makers, conservationists, scientists and the broader community are calling for management actions to restore and maintain the resilience of coral reefs to climate change, and thus avoid worst-case scenarios.
Two general properties determine the ability of coral communities to persist in the face of rising temperatures: their sensitivity and their recovery potential. Sensitivity relates to the ability of individual corals to experience exposure without bleaching, and if they bleach to survive. Recovery potential relates to the community's capacity to maintain or recover its structure and function in spite of coral mortality. These properties at the coral colony and coral community level are termed 'resistance' and 'resilience', respectively (West and Salm 2003, Obura 2005, Grimsditch and Salm 2006). Together, they determine the resilience of coral communities to rising sea temperatures.


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SAN FRANCISCO: Apple Inc rejoined the EPEAT environmental ratings system on Friday, acknowledging that its decision to stop participating in a program that rates the green credentials of electronic products was a mistake.
The about-face came after reports that various government agencies and schools that use the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) certification system were considering dropping Apple's products, which include Macintosh computers and iPads.
"We've recently heard from many loyal Apple customers who were disappointed to learn that we had removed our products from the EPEAT rating system. I recognize that this was a mistake," senior vice president of hardware engineering, Bob Mansfield, said in a letter on Apple's website.
Apple has in the past year touted its own green credentials, most recently by announcing an internal initiative to use cleaner energy sources for its data farms in North Carolina.
EPEAT bills itself as a global registry to which consumers can turn for information when shopping for greener electronics. According to EPEAT's website, http://www.epeat.net/, its users include federal and state government agencies, colleges, and several private corporations such as Ford Motor Co and KPMG.
Apple's decision this month to stop participating in the registry would have affected computer-related purchasing decisions by governments and universities because many them are required to use hardware that has been rated by EPEAT.
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Customers reached out to Apple directly, which played a "critical part" in getting Apple back on the registry, said EPEAT Chief Executive Robert Frisbee.
"The scientific community in the U.S. government are big users of Apple," Frisbee said, adding that they were "particularly influential" in convincing Apple to resume its participation.
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Militarism, Gender and (In)Security
Biopolitical Technologies of Security and the War on Terror
By Cristina Masters
Routledge – 2015 – 208 pages
Series: PRIO New Security Studies
Routledge – 2015 – 208 pages
Series: PRIO New Security Studies
This book examines the biopolitical fetishisation of technology in contemporary practices of war, and thus explores how masculinity is being rearticulated within the context of US militarism.
More specifically, it explores the ethico-political possibilities of technology and the attending claims that advanced technology are both liberatory and transgressive. It seeks to explore a dual question: is technology and its attending technologies of power liberating us from the strictures of gendered regimes of knowledge and thus from the deadly politics of war? In considering this question, the project inquires into the representative practices at work and the ethico-political implications therein. It does so by tracing various moments of militarism through both techno-scientific and masculinist discourses of power.
Thinking through disciplinary and biopolitical sovereign power, the book critically engages how in constituting technology through discourses of gender and difference, bodies are more and more absent in visual representations, and thus 'realities', of war. The driving concern is that the more bodily matters are taken up by the military and government institutions, the more bodies are disappeared and thus made absent from politics. Navigating the ethical possibilities and implications of militarism and the constitution of gendered subjectivities requires thinking through the processes by which technology has been constituted in the contemporary war on/of terror to the detriment of the living, laughing, loving body. It therefore seeks to ask after the conditions that enable, and indeed demand, the absence of fleshy bodies in contemporary configurations of techno-war.
This book will be of much interest to students of critical security studies, gender studies, social theory and IR in general
Introduction: Reading Moments of US Militarism from the Margins of International Politics PART I: Contextualising Moments of US Militarism 1. Technologies of (In)Security: Contextualising Moments of Militarism PART II: Technologies of (In)Security 2. There are Monsters Among 'US': The War on Terror and Homeland (In)Security 3. Tales of the Shield: Missiles, Masculinity & Biopower 4. Bodies of Technology: Cyborg Soldiers and Militarised Masculinities PART III: Productions of Bare Life 5. The Biopolitics of Death: Ritual Burials in the War on/of Terror and the Production of Homo Sacer 6. Femina Sacra: The War on/of Terror, Women, and the Feminine Conclusion: Fleshy Politics
Cristina Masters is lecturer in the Department of Politics at the University of Manchester. She has a Phd from York University, Toronto, and is co-editor of The Logics of Biopower and the War on Terror: Living, Dying, Surviving (2007).
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Erik Compton keeps coming up clutch with a paycheck on the line. Compton returned Saturday morning to finish his second round at the Northern Trust Open. He holed a 25-foot par putt on the seventh hole, saved par from short of the eighth green, then made a 20-foot par putt on his final hole for a 72 to make the cut on the number. At the Sony Open this year, Compton finished birdie-eagle to make the cut on the number. Texas freshman Jordan Spieth wasn't so fortunate. After making a 20-foot birdie putt on the par-5 17th to get to 3 over, he blocked his tee shot into the trees on the 18th and three-putted for double bogey. Phil Mickelson takes a one-shot lead into the third round.
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State Sen. Mike Stack said Oreos are his wife's favorite cookie, but he's not going to buy them anymore.
Students at St. Christopher School in Somerton collected canned goods for Thanksgiving week in support of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia's Nutritional Development Services, which provides meals to needy families.
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Willimantic, CT -- The Willimantic Orchestra will present a concert at 3 p.m. on Feb. 27 in Shafer Auditorium at Eastern Connecticut State University. Admission is free; however, a donation is suggested.
The orchestra will perform its featured selection, Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue," a jazz concerto for piano and orchestra. Other performances include Bock's "Fiddler on the Roof" symphonic dances, Waldteufel's "Skater's Waltz" and Meacham's "American Patrol," among others. Annette Shapiro, local piano virtuoso, will play with the orchestra.
The Willimantic Orchestra is a nonprofit orchestra made up of local community members committed to authentic orchestral music. David Vaughan, adjunct professor of performing arts, conducts the ensemble.
For more information, contact Fred Wengrzynek, president of the orchestra, at (860) 228-4008, or visit


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Readers took opposing views on Lifeline Connections. Clark County Commissioner Marc Boldt voted to approve an emergency loan to the social services agency where his wife was employed.
"This isn't some Wall Street bank, sketchy mortgage company or a car dealership. This is a private, non-profit public health service organization that serves the entire area...and the ONLY one as well. These people work to help addicts kick their addictions. If it were some mom and pop burger joint, I'd be in full agreement, but it's not."
"I believe that Mr. Boldt should have recused himself from voting on this issue, to avoid the appearance of impropriety. If that meant that a quorum was not available, then the vote should not have been taken at all. Just my opinion."
Note to readers: Columbian staff have been posting the most read stories on Columbian.com each week since July. We've noticed, however, that the stories that received the most traffic don't necessarily reflect the most important issues to our community of readers.
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1) UPDATE: Boldt's wife resigns after apparent conflict of interest
Dawn Boldt, the wife of Clark County Commissioner Marc Boldt, resigned Thursday from Lifeline Connections, a day after Boldt and Commissioner Steve Stuart agreed to make an emergency loan to the private nonprofit.
Prior to his wife's resignation, Boldt said Thursday morning that his wife's employment with Lifeline did not influence his vote and that he would recuse himself from a Feb. 21 vote on whether to loan Lifeline more than the initial $190,000 the organization said it needed to make payroll.
2) Washington House approves gay marriage bill
Washington state lawmakers voted to approve gay marriage Wednesday, setting the stage for the state to become the seventh in the nation to allow same-sex couples to wed.
3) Appeals court strikes down Calif. ban on gay marriage
Same-sex marriage moved one step closer to the Supreme Court on Tuesday when a federal appeals court ruled California's ban unconstitutional, saying it serves no purpose other than to "lessen the status and human dignity" of gays.
4) Vancouver explores taxing district for parks
The Vancouver City Council said it wants to hear more on asking voters to make parks and recreation -- cut every year since 2003, including 17 layoffs this month -- its own property tax-based district in August's primary. The move would free the department from the city's general fund, which also supports police, fire and streets.
Our readers offered solutions for how the city could raise money:
"Vancouver & Clark County should do like Tacoma Parks and allow concessions into the Parks. The Parks Department would receive money and it would provide jobs. At Point Defiance one of the best Parks in the nation there are boat rentals, canoe and kayak rentals food stands and even a restaurant. These are all small business's providing jobs and services. It is a win win situation and would not cost the tax payers."
"I believe many of the city's park problems could be changed if we lop off the budget breakers in parks. I like our Marshall and Firstenburg Centers but does the city truly need to be in the business of running a health club? Why not privatize (sell) Marshall and Firstenburg to someone like a philanthropic collaboration. They may, in turn allow individuals or neighborhood associations the opportunity to rent space for private classes allowing citizens and associations a chance to make money. The city gets these properties off their books, the centers stay open (Grandfathering in members who have dues paid in advance) and stay generally available to the public for a fee, possibly smaller than what is requested now."
5) Herrera Beutler may try to block CRC light rail
Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler wants one thing to be clear: As goes the C-Tran vote on light rail, so goes she.
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Arcare is proud to introduce Arcare Hope Island, our newest 5 Star Aged Care facility on the Gold Coast – and eighth in South East Queensland.
Hope Island is a picturesque suburb bordered by glistening waterways and dotted with world-class restaurants, cafés and boutique retail stores, making it the perfect place for a luxurious Arcare Aged Care facility.
The jewel in the crown of the northern Gold Coast, Arcare Hope Island is only a 45 minute drive from Brisbane, making it easily accessible to visiting friends and family.
Arcare Hope Island will be a beacon for those seeking the very best in Aged Care, a place where residents, friends and family can come together and enjoy precious moments together.
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OSU investigating possible rules violation by QB Smith
The Columbus Dispatch
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith may have missed a class to attend a charitable camp sponsored by NFL quarterback Steve McNair, a violation of NCAA rules that would have occurred when Smith already was under suspension.
"We're aware of a possible violation," Ohio State sports information director Steve Snapp said today, adding that the athletics department is gathering information and has no timetable under which to disclose its findings.
Athletics director Gene Smith declined to comment today, and coach Jim Tressel is on vacation and unavailable for comment. A phone message left with the compliance department was not returned.
The new allegation concerns Smith's involvement in a Tennessee camp for underprivileged kids that was conducted by McNair, who plays for the Tennessee Titans. Other college quarterbacks attended the camp, but Smith was the only one who missed school.
NCAA rules include several conditions a player must meet to attend an outside event such as a camp. Having written permission from the university and not missing any classes are among the conditions.
If it is determined that Smith committed an inadvertent infraction, that would be considered a secondary violation, meaning the university likely would avoid punishment. Smith, however, could incur further penalties from the NCAA or Ohio State, especially in light of his earlier violation.
"But (penalties) all start with the institution," said Bob Williams, managing director of public and media relations for the NCAA. "Every case is incident-specific."
Smith already is on suspension for two games for accepting $500 from an OSU booster last year. Smith was forced to miss the team's Alamo Bowl victory over Oklahoma State, where Justin Zwick took over the quarterbacking duties. Smith also is scheduled to sit out the first game of this season against Miami of Ohio to complete his suspension.
Smith was 4-1 as a starter last year and had 386 total yards in a 37-21 win over Michigan on Nov. 20.


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Hi there, is it possible to have a better explanation about how to use shortcodes?
the documentations does not say much about it.
For example i'm not able to create button with the same style as the "forum submit" one.. any advice?
Is there an easy way to turn off the "overlay" on the images on the Home Page Slider? I would prefer to have the images show up as is without the black lines on top.
@JakofSpades , Hi sorry for delay, open a ticket on Ticksy, is the fastest way (we are also celebrating Easter). Also the following days we'll update the documentation, including screencasts and all shortcodes with parameters explained. Thanks
@godotcommunications – if you want to have have full screen slider, just check "Don`t show menu above home section" option in General Settings page, or if you want to disable overlay on Main Section, you need a quick css modification – This option will be included also in next update. If neither of this helps, use Ticksy – fastest way also because.
Just purchased your theme – im toitally new to this wordpress thing but i catch on quickly.
I must say that he instructions aren't too impressive and im having difficulty following.
After i installed the theme via the FTP it all seems well.. I understand that its blank. I tried to install the DEMO theme but still no luck.
For starters, your instructions state to "paste to content from demo file eleven-wp.txt, and click Import settings > Save settings". THERE is NO file called "eleven-wp.txt" – are you referring to "settings.txt" within the demo-content folder?
when i do use the settings.txt it still doesnt show up properly.
Pls help
Hi, we are updating documentation, it will include screencasts, maybe this could help you, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt7MB-I1DBs , also we have a support forum @Ticsky . Thanks.
Hi, How do I change [twitter-feed account="envato" limit="8"] in such a way that it will show my own tweets from my twitter.com account?
Hi, replace envato string with your own account id (without @). Thanks
Hi, Just dit that. Maybe good to add to documentation that one first needs to go to https://twitter.com/settings/widgets/. Then create there a Widget and once this is done the "user name" and "id number" can be determined. Id can be found in the just created Widget URL: https://twitter.com/settings/widgets/YOUR_WIDGET_ID/edit. I now have the following short code: [twitter-feed username="Username" id="YOUR_WIDGET_ID" limit="8"]
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i followed your video and i incorporated the FTP upload instead of the web one.
It now works – i must say that im pretty angry that i lost 5 hours of my day today trying to figure this out – if youre going to sell something, make sure the documentation is up to date dude!
Hi, glad you could install it, max_filesize, limitation is from your wordpress installation, nothing to do with the theme. Installing the theme still require some basic wordpress knowledge, also we are in progress of making screencast for all basic operation, which would hopefully help. Thanks.
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Hey…I am almost ready to buy…but need to know if I can add a dropdown to the subject field for the contact form?
Not out of the box, but you can use other contact form plugins if you want.
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No, but we added new feature request list.
When will the screencasts be completed?
Hi, Most likely tommorow. if you have some urgent question, feel free to post it on forum.
I still haven't received input on the following question: How and where can I edit the text of "What we did" and "All Projects" (button text) in the Portfolio related pages?
Hi, sorry missed your question, open a ticket on ticksy, it require some file editing. Thanks.
Hi, Thanks. Was able to edit the text. Used Agent Ransack to locate the files containing the text.
How can I remove the "View Details" in page "Services"?
Hi – i cant find the slider zip layersliderwp-4.1.1.installable.zip!! could you please email it, or tell me where this is?
Hi, please download the correct file (Main) it includes documentation, demo data and settings, and LayerSlider (in its own archive). Thanks.
got it.. thanks!!!
"Color and Background Color"
How can you add background colors in different sections?
For example, in your demo, In section, Meet Our Team, color is grey In section, Our newsletter, colour is red In section, Footer, colour is dark blue
The documentation is good but it is not so detailed for a beginner as I am so it is hard for me, hope you understand.
I am looking forward to getting your help soon!
Have a good day!
P.S. I already open 5 tickets on ticksy. I understand that you guys are very busy, just hope you have time to answer other questions too.
Hi, we'll have a look at the tickets ASAP. Ps, it would have been easier, just to open 1 ticket with 5 question in it. Thanks.
Purchased the theme and like it. How do we get the granulated cover on the slider images to go away?
Hi quick fix, you need to edit the style.css file located in CSS folder, go to line 309 replace this #index .pattern { z-index:1000; } with this #index .pattern { z-index:1000; display:none; } let me know if it works for you, also, this is on update list, so in next update you will be albe to de-activate it directly from Admin Interface.
thx hector!!!
it worked hector thank you
Hi I like your theme! Before buying it, I need to know if submenus are possible. Do you have an example page how submenus look like?
Thank you & kind regards
Hi, sorry no submenus possible.
Hello great theme ! is possible to translate this theme, there are any plugins?
in spanish maybe?
Thanks !
Hi, yes theme is translation ready, you can translate it using .poedit
ok thanks, you have the .pot archive ?
Hi, any tought on how to use accordion shortcode? I'm trying the structure below, not working.
title="First title"]First content/itemSecond content/itemThird content/item
[accordion][item title="Ttitle"]Your Content Here[/item][/accordion]
Also you have a shortcode page in your demo content , and you have the shortcode generator – the E icon right beside superscrit icon in Wodpress Editor Visual mode.
How do you easily change the map details? i.e. what location the map shows?
Many Thanks
Hi, you have a section in Theme Admin Panel, where you input your data, i will give you a screencast link shortly.
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It might be an economical decision to put a hold at your online purchases because the Great Online Shopping Festival (GOSF) is around the corner. GOSF is one day of the year when you get heavy discounts on online purchases of items.
Great Online Shopping Festival is an initiative by started by Google India last year. GOSF in India is something similar to Cyber Monday in U.S. and Singles' Day in China. Cyber Monday is the first Monday after Black Friday when U.S. online retailers offer huge discounts on purchases.
Singles Day in China is celebrated on 11 Nov (11–11) by young people who are still single. Interestingly they purchase gifts for themselves. Reuters reported that this year In just six minutes after midnight, $164 million was spent on Tmall.com, China's Amazon and eBay mixed into one.
Since it has been just a year since the inception of GOSF, more online sales is expected this year.
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2 cups
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Yes very simple recipe that I was glad to come across. I had a bag of peanuts and didn't know what to do with it, this was perfect. I just added some honey and a pinch of salt. I live in France and PB is sadly very uncommon here. The only brand they have is Skippy which comes in a tiny jar for 4 euros. Now I can make my own and tweak it as I want, more sweet or less, crunchy or creamy.
I don't add oil. It's not needed. I just use peanuts and sometimes honey..
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I wanted to make my own peanut butter. I bought 2 pounds of peanuts at the farmers market. Yes this recipe is easy in principal but in the real world (with kids, dogs, chores, etc) this project is completely cumbersome. Roasting the nut in its shell is very simple. However shelling the nuts takes a long time and then pulling off that purplish thin inner skin that wraps the actual nut is a pain in the rear end. Finally, it has to be made in very small batches in a food processor because it's not a lot of space. The nuts kept getting jammed under the blade of the food processor. The consistency is really thick so I ended up putting in too much peanut oil. It tasted awful. I'm sure most of it was "first time" mistakes...but overall the cost wasn't any cheaper and it certainly took too long. I would rather just get the organic peanut butter at the store and save myself some time!!
Oh boy! This recipe is not thorough enough...
Make sure your peanuts are roasted enough otherwise you'll end up with a weird consistency.
I tried a few times with honey (as suggested in some reviews), lets' just say, worst idea ever.
Good luck with this one.
Delicious! Salted the peanuts to taste. Added some honey. Added a little oil at a time until the proper consistency was reached. Very pleased.
It comes out a wet sand type of texture, even with honey and oil.
Pretty basic and delicious--but hey, who doesn't love peanut butter?
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Those who can't find the right kind of papaya might skip the salad or substitute seedless (European) cucumbers despite the repetition with the main course. Those who can find Southeast Asian green papayas will be treated to a salad that our food editors found irresistible.
YIELD: Serves 4
In a small saucepan of boiling salted water cook shrimp 45 seconds to 1 minute, or until cooked through. In a colander drain shrimp and rinse under cold water to stop cooking. Halve shrimp horizontally and devein.
Make dressing:
In a large bowl whisk together dressing ingredients until sugar is dissolved.
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Sunday, September 29, 2013
The 4th Annual Planet Adventure Wabash Heritage Trail Marathon will be Sunday, September 29, 2013.
The event will start and finish in historic Battleground Indiana at the Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum. The (out and back) course will follow the Heritage Trail through and beyond Lafayette. The scenic route will take you through beautiful wooded and semi-urban areas as you run on all sorts of trail surfaces.
Start Times: (note: may be adjusted based on entry volume)
- Full Marathon: 8:00 AM (All Times Eastern)
- Half Marathon: 8:10 AM
- Quarter Marathon (6.55mi) Start Time: 8:20 AM
- Race cutoff time will be 4:30 PM
Race Start/Chip Timing: This will be a chip timed start, you will want to "self seed", faster runners up front. All distances chip timed by MyLaps Bibtags system.
Early Packet Pickup:Packet Pickup is scheduled for Saturday, September 28 from 4-7:00pm at Tri-N-Run located at: Mar Jean Village 13 N. Earl Ave Lafayette, Indiana 47904
**Come to packet pick up for your chance to win a pair of Minimus Trail Shoes from New Balance!**
1 entry for anyone that picks up their packet early
1 Extra entry for anyone that makes a purchase at Tri-N-Run
Race Options & Entry Fees:
- All PAID entries by midnight, September 22nd, include an Event shirt
- Race Day Registration open from 6:30am-7:30am
- Race Day Registration add $5
Pre-Race Meeting: 7:40am with National Anthem
Parking: On city streets and limited parking in the museum lot.
Photos: Free to download after the race!
Spectator Info: Can be found at the Start/Finish at Registration
Park Fee: None
Swag: All entries will receive a Event T-Shirt if registered and PAID by midnight, September 22nd.
Facilities: Portables Only
Price Through 3/31/13---
- Full Marathon $65
- Half Marathon $40
- Quarter Marathon $25
Price 4/1/13-9/22/13---
- Full Marathon $75
- Half Marathon $45
- Quarter Marathon $30
Price 9/23/13-9/28/13 (Shirt Not Included)---
- Full Marathon $85
- Half Marathon $55
- Quarter Marathon $40
- 1st Place Overall Male & Female Runners $125 each
- 2nd Place Overall Male & Female Runners $75 each
- 3rd Place Overall Male & Female Runners $50 each
Gear Prizes from our Sponsors for top 3 Male & Female finishers in other race distances. Age Groups Male & Female (Note: Adult Age Groups Male & Female (Awards will be awarded 3-deep for divisions with more than 100 racers, 1 deep otherwise)
- 18-24 25-29
- 30-39 40-49
- 50-59 60-69
- 70+ Masters Division
- You will automatically be entered into the correct division based on your age.
Course Map: View/Download Course Map PDF
- "On the Menu"
- Aid Stations will be positioned at 3.28 miles, 6.55 miles and 9.5 miles, 13.1 mile (since it's an out and back course these stations will be available again on the way back to the start).
- All aid stations will feature:
- Trail Mix
- "PA" Potatoes… salty
- Water
- Flat Cola
- Electrolyte drinks
- Hammer Gel or equivalent
- Post Race we'll have for you:
- Chocolate Milk
- Cookies
- Bananas
- Chips
- And more "PA" Potatoes….
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- 4201 State Route 26 East
- Lafayette, IN 47905
- (765)-448-4671
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- 356 East State Street
- West Lafayette, IN 47906
- (765)-743-2100
- Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum, Battleground Indiana
- Physical Address: 200 Battle Ground Ave. in Battle Ground, IN 47920 [ Map It ]
- From the North or South:
- I-65 to Exit 178. Head South on US43 to the first left (Burnett Road).
- Once you turn left on Burnett take the first left which is Prophets Rock Road
- Prophets Rock Road will take you into Battleground. Park on the streets of the city and make your way down College Street to the Start/Finish. Parking is limited at the museum so please park on the streets.
"You know a race is fun when you are sad to see the finish line, knowing the race is over. It's even better when such a race is a marathon. …a good race, worth remembering. Thanks to Planet Adventure for a good organization".- Joe Ely
"I really enjoyed this race to the hilt. Fun race, good people organizing. This race deserves good support"
"Thank YOU for putting on such fabulous races and bringing yoru awesomeness to Lafayette! We appareciate you guys!" – Sarah Hill
"AMAZING trail and even more phenomenal support and aid stations. I LOVE Sunday races and I will be back and stalking planet adventure races! We were supposed to use this as a 20 mile training run but the PA potatoes were so amazing I ran my first full marathon with my fiancé thank you all!" – Blythe Potter
"Everyone involved was so nice and so supportive. Their support and encouraging words helped me to go on when I did not think that I could. It was a unique experience that I was glad to be a part of." – A.P.
"Another great race by Planet Adventure. I won't be able to walk after 26.2 miles, but you guys rock! Thanks for everything you do!" – Sean Patrick Hart
I've done a fair share of races and this is still my favorite! You guys put on an excellent event out there today! Thank you!" – Terri Smith Wright
"Thanks so much for yet another awesome Planet Adventure Race Event! We really enjoyed the Heritage Trail run today. Always so well organized and everyone is so inspiring and encouraging!" – April Polly
"Great course, well-organized race, and a truly great group of runners. Thank you for all your hard work!!" – Ruth Wertz


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Please be sure to read all of the Housing Selection material completely. If you still have a question regarding the process after reading the Housing Selection materials, please contact the REH Office
During housing selection, students will be given the opportunity to sign up for a particular residential location.
To reside on campus and be guaranteed a housing space for the Fall 2014 semester, you must:
- Be registered as a full time student for the Fall 2014 semester by May 9, 2014.
- Pay the non-refundable $50 application fee to the Bursar Office.
- Clear your entire bill with the College by July 18, 2014.
- Certain residence hall rooms (i.e. Franklin Street and 225 Liberty) are charged at a higher rate and require a minimum number of persons in order to be selected. (For example, 2 persons for doubles, 3 persons for triples, 4 persons for quad apartments, etc.). Students are highly encouraged to select the roommate(s) and suitemates prior to housing selection. Unassigned room vacancies will be filled by REH on a first come first serve basis
- Commuter students wishing to live on campus next year must complete a Housing Application and submit a $50 non-refundable application fee to the Bursar Office. This year, commuter students will be allowed to participate in housing selection as roommates being "pulled into" a suite. If you do not have a current residential roommate, then you will need to come to "open commuter selection" by class status.
- Franklin Street and 225 Liberty have been designated as "Premium Housing". Only upperclassmen in good academic and judicial standing, with a cumulative G.P.A of 2.3 or above will be permitted to live in these locations. Housing assignments will be placed under review if the student disciplinary actions in their student file. Good citizenship and involvement with the TRUE and PULSE program are also criteria that will be reviewed as a part of your eligibility for housing.
- The $50 non-refundable housing application fee must be paid to the Bursar Office beginning March 17, 2014 until April 24, 2014 in order to participate in housing selection. Students must obtain a receipt of payment for their application fee and it must be attached to your housing application and brought to the housing selection process on Thursday, April 24th.
- Students assigned to housing for the Fall 2014 semester must clear their entire bill with Bloomfield College (tuition, housing, and related fees) by July 18, 2014 for the Fall 2014 semester and January 11, 2015 for the Spring 2015 semester. Failure to be cleared by July 18th or January 11th will result in removal from housing and immediate placement on the waitlist. There is no guarantee that you will receive housing if you are removed from your housing assignment.
- If a student accepts an assigned room via signature on the Terms of Agreement for the Fall and Spring semester (one academic year), and withdraws after July 18th before the start of the Fall 2014 semester, that student will be charged a cancellation fee of $500. Note -- Exceptions will be made for students assigned a room after July 18th and before the start of the Fall 2014 semester. Students withdrawing after the first day of class will be penalized. ALL WITHDRAWALS MUST COMPLETE A HOUSING WITHDRAWAL FROM LOCATED IN THE REH OFFICE.
- VERY IMPORTANT -- To participate in housing selection, all residents must bring with them their completed housing application, receipt of their paid non-refundable $50 housing application fee, proxy form (if applicable), Financial Aid Confirmation form, and a valid student Bloomfield College ID. Failure to have necessary documents will prevent you from participating in housing selection.
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The University of Washington Tacoma has partnered with the Puyallup School District in its Pathways to Promise program. The university's first partnership with the program launched in January was with Tacoma Public Schools.
A police officer and his K-9 partner are recovering from an accident involving an impaired driver.
Autumn Bullock has idea after idea after idea for the pumpkins she picked out Saturday at Double R Farms.
Nearly two dozen more women have come forward with complaints about being videotaped in the nude at the Puyallup city jail.
The Nov. 5 general election will bring new faces and eventually a new mayor to the Puyallup City Council.
Elsie Taniguchi was part of the Japanese community that made up a third of Fife's population in 1942, when she and her family were taken from their farm to a detention center at the Puyallup Fairgrounds.
The California-based grocery chain, which has a loyal following, doesn't have Puyallup in its two-year plan, a company spokeswoman says.
A candidate for Puyallup City Council and a sitting council member have filed reports with Puyallup police alleging supporters of an opposing campaign have stolen political yard signs.
Susan Cox Powell's father-in-law is about to finish up his prison sentence for a voyeurism conviction and move back to Tacoma, state Corrections officials say.
A parade of mayors, county officials and the like spotlighted transportation gaps and choke points from Lacey to the north Olympic Peninsula on Wednesday night.
A move to explore a variable tax rate for flood control in Pierce County was shot down Wednesday.
Puyallup police are trying to reunite a large diamond ring with its owner.
The Puyallup River Bridge on state Route 167 will be temporarily closed this weekend while crews inspect the safety of the structure, according to the state Department of Transportation.
The Washington State Fair made much noise this year about its new name, a new front gate and a $1 million rebranding effort. Meanwhile, another change happened quietly: The fair stopped publicly sharing how many people it draws.
Faced with the challenge and opportunity to produce a book on the 150 most influential people in the history of the Puyallup Valley, Ruth Anderson proceeded the only way she could.
Shes difficult to miss at nearly 7 feet tall in heels, dressed in lederhosen, hanging from a ceiling swing and yodeling. They call her the Austrian Amazon.
Six years short of a century in business, Summit Trading Co. will close. So too the post office inside the store, and the Columbia Bank branch, the butcher shop and the coffee shop where neighbors would gather as old neighbors do.
Former News Tribune prep coordinator and copy editor Don Davison died Tuesday night at 77, his family said Wednesday.
All four people seeking a seat on the Puyallup School Board this fall agree on one point: The School District must address the space crunch thats predicted to increase as its schools grow beyond the nearly 21,000 students they hold now.
Puyallup High School was closed Wednesday due to a power outage, according to the district.
Megan Jendrick has always been a woman with a plan, even when she was a girl. Before becoming a three-time Olympic swimming medalist, she was 12-year-old Megan Quann from Puyallup with a four-year plan and a big dream.
City of Puyallup staff are reviewing how private event organizers are granted access to city property and whether procedures should be changed or improved.
A man was critically injured Wednesday morning in a three-car collision on state Route 512 in Puyallup, according to Central Pierce Fire & Rescue.
A 13-year-old South Hill girl who was missing has been found safe.
Despite a wet start and finish to the Washington State Fair, officials say turnout was good -- though they haven't yet shared attendance numbers. Some vendors and exhibitors call it a down year.
A week after three sex offenders were fired from the Washington State Fair for lying about past crimes on their job applications, officials are clearing up misinformation about how background checks are conducted and who is targeted.
The Mrsny family lives in the Parkland area, but dont let their urban backdrop fool you; they have a country side.
The name of the restaurant is still fuzzy and the building currently is undergoing a deep clean and decor makeover, but one detail already is set Oaxacan cuisine is coming to downtown Puyallup, most likely in October.
Three Puyallup School District programs will have a new address on South Hill, while the district also plans to buy property near Sparks Stadium in downtown Puyallup to expand practice fields there.
Puyallup City Council member Kent Boyle announced his resignation in a letter to the city manager Tuesday afternoon.
San Diego's Presidio Residential Capital says it is investing $7.4 million to create 428 single-family lots in two developments near Puyallup.
Ten years after his deployment to Iraq, retired Air Force flight medic Capt. Ed Hrivnak of Puyallup thinks about the wounded troops he helped and the ones he could not.
Annie Gale is a fiery leader with a humble disposition.
The iconic cube outside the Gold Gate is gone. So are the familiar cow heads, which looked out for decades from atop the ticket booths that boxed in the fairgrounds in Puyallup.
The final tab for flood-damaged Ferrucci Junior High School could tally more than $200,000, according to preliminary estimates from Puyallup School District officials.
Three sex offenders have been fired from jobs operating rides at the Washington State Fair when their employer learned of the past crimes, police and fair officials said Thursday.
The family of 25-year-old Austin Smith is raising funds to give the man, whose body was found last week on the Puyallup River, a proper burial, cousin Paul Powers said.
Puyallup School Districts Karshner Museum, a field trip destination for generations of students, will remain closed this year while the space in downtown Puyallup is transformed into the Karshner Center for Culture and the Arts.
Water-damaged Ferrucci Junior High School got a clean bill of health Wednesday, allowing an estimated 800 students to return to the Puyallup school Thursday.
A CeeLo Green concert that was scheduled for Thursday night at the Washington State Fair has been canceled.
A rare weekend road closure during the Washington State Fair could cause delays for commuters east of Puyallup this weekend.
The Emergency Room at Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup is shut down for several hours while crews handle a hazardous material spill.
Students at Ferrucci Junior High School in Puyallup will be bused to Emerald Ridge High School starting Wednesday.
A man pulled from the Puyallup River Friday has been identified as a 25-year-old South Hill man who disappeared while inner-tubing near Sumner July 1.
Mop-up work from last week's flooding is largely finished at Ferrucci Junior High School in Puyallup. But the school will remain closed one more day Tuesday while crews continue working to ensure good air quality before students and staff return, district officials said Monday.
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Hermann1 K Klaber was born in San Francisco, California in 1867 to George Kalber. George had been in Austria in 1835 and had married Hermann's mother Bertha in Austria, In 1875.
Herman Klaber was married in 19072 to Gertrude Ginsberg, a native of Sacramento, California. The Klabers had one child, a daughter, Bernice, who was born on 8 February 1910 in Portland, Oregon.
Klaber, a native of San Francisco resident in Portland, had been on a three month business tour of Europe for his firm of hop merchants Klaber, Wolf & Netter, he boarded the Titanic at Southampton as a first class passenger (ticket number 113028, Ł26 11s). He occupied cabin C-124 together with Austen Partner.
Mr Klaber died in the sinking, his body, if recovered, was never identified.
After Klaber's death on the Titanic, Gertrude took Bernice and went back to Sacramento to live with her parents. Gertrude never remarried after her husband's death on the Titanic. She died on 17 March 1961.
Bernice Klaber married Samuel Jacobs of Sacramento. The couple resided in San Francisco where Bernice died on 23 February 1962, aged 52. Samuel Jacobs died on 1 May 1997 in San Francisco.
1. The spellig of his name varies between sources. 2. Some say 1905
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Willimantic, Conn: -- On Oct. 2, Eastern Connecticut State University joined more than 460 other public colleges and universities across America in signing the "Commitment to the Future," which calls for increasing the number of undergraduate baccalaureate degrees by 3.8 million between now and 2025. The goal of the "Commitment to the Future" campaign is to increase the percentage of American adults with college degrees to 60 percent of the nation's population.
The commitment, a project of the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU) and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), pledges to enhance educational quality while containing per student educational costs. The initiative also calls for a renewed partnership among public colleges and universities, the states and the federal government to achieve its goals.
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"I am pleased to be a signatory to the 'Commitment to the Future,' with Eastern joining more than 460 other public colleges and universities in this campaign to increase the number of college graduates in our country," said Eastern President Elsa Núñez. "The United States is currently only 12th among the nations of the world in college degree attainment of young adults ages 25-34. We have slipped significantly over the past decade from our former number-one ranking. If the United States is to regain its economic position and leadership role in the world, we need to aggressively pursue strategies to increase our degree completion rates. That means that government, education and industry must work collaboratively on this important national initiative."
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"During the past 20 years, many states have maintained tight, regulatory institutional oversight while per-student investment in public higher education steadily declined until 2008 when the decline accelerated, in part, because of the recession.
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