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The Bookstore will host two Jostens ring days, September 3 and 4 from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. each day.
Voter Registration and Education Team Forming
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Help Ithaca College students, faculty, and staff get involved in the 2008 presidential election!
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School of Business Building an International First for Highest "Green" Standard
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Just as platinum is among the most precious of metals, platinum certification is the most valued of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) benchmarks set by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). The recently opened home of the Ithaca College School of Business has just become the first facility for a college or university business school in the world to attain that standard.
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Keeping You Informed About Computing/Network Downtimes
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ITS wants to remind all IC community members of several ways to keep informed about unexpected computer system or network problems, as well as scheduled service interruptions.
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OREC- Outdoor Recreation Equipment Center Opening SOON!
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The OREC Office will be opening this Tuesday, September 2nd.
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New Assistant Registrar
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The Office of the Registrar is pleased to welcome Monica Morse as our new Assistant Registrar.
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Career Services Announces: Scholarships For Free GRE, GMAT, LSAT and MCAT Kaplan Prep Courses!
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Career Services is pleased to announce the availability of Kaplan Test Prep Course Scholarships.
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Student Computer Repair Center Open Labor Day
Contributed by Beth Rugg on 08/29/2008
The new Student Computer Repair Center (SCRC) will be open Labor Day, Monday September 1, 2008 from Noon - 8 pm. The SCRC will be closed on Sunday August 31st.
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Fall 2008 LGBT Center Newsletter Available
Contributed by Luca Maurer on 08/29/2008
The fall 2008 issue of the Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Education, Outreach, and Services newsletter is now available.
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Student Driver Safety Classes
Contributed by Kathryn Totman on 08/29/2008
Student supervisors: do you have students who are 21 years and older and need to drive College-owned or -leased vehicles for your department? Pass along the following information to your student drivers. Please be sure to review the student driver handbook yourself so you are aware of what rules the students need to follow. Any procedure not followed could mean suspension of driving privileges for your student drivers.
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Indoor Pool Closed Monday, September 1
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The indoor pool (in the Hill Center) will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday.
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Occupational Therapy Department Partners with Ithaca Free Clinic
Contributed by Patricia Green on 08/29/2008
The Department of Occupational Therapy is pleased to announce its partnership with the Ithaca Free Clinic. Faculty and students will provide free occupational therapy services to medically uninsured residents of Tompkins County, on site at the Ithaca Free Clinic in downtown Ithaca.
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Adoption Support Group
Contributed by Doreen Hettich-Atkins on 08/29/2008
The Ithaca College Adoption Support Group will meet on Thursday, September 4, from 12:10 until 1:00 p.m. in the Six Mile Creek Meeting Room on the first floor of Phillips Hall (Campus Center).
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U.S. Health Care Crisis
Contributed by Billie Dawn Greenblatt on 08/29/2008
On Monday, September 8, Students for Economic Equality will host a guest talk by Donna Smith, who appeared in Michael Moore's Sicko. Donna will tell her personal story of health care malfunction and discuss solutions to our health care crisis.
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Smith Micro VMWare Fusion for Mac OS Computers
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Total Training DVD for Microsoft® Office 2007, Adobe® Design and Web Design
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Need help learning Office 2007. Check out the new Microsoft® Office 2007 Total Training DVD. Total Training released a new DVD teaching Office 2007 and many other software applications including Microsoft®, Adobe® and Apple® products. Each DVD runs for approximately 6 to 7 hours of instructions.
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ICBellPeople Looking for Faculty Conductor
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We are looking for a professor or other faculty member to conduct a hand bell choir on Mondays from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.
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Business School Featured on Cover of Structural Engineer
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"Ithaca College pursues high marks in sustainability," reads the cover of the September issue of Structural Engineer, superimposed over a full-color picture of the Dorothy D. and Roy H. Park Center for Business and Sustainable Enterprise. The article appears on page 34 of the magazine's special green issue (September 2008).
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LGBT Film Series Continues Thursday, September 4
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The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen film series will feature the documentary, For the Bible Tells Me So, on Thursday, September 4, at 7:00 p.m. in Williams 323.
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Short-term study abroad programs are an important component of the various overseas study options available to Ithaca College students. The Office of International Programs (OIP) would like to invite faculty and staff members to submit proposals for new and repeat short-term study abroad programs for winter, spring break, or summer 2009.
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Israel's prison system is one of the country's best-kept secrets. Doubtless this
is in part because of the security risk posed by the sub-population of
politically sensitive prisoners. But that's not the only reason. It also
represents a primordial black hole of Israeli social injustice.Like the
police service, and the medical service, it is grossly under-funded and
under-professionalized. It is expensive to punish, but it is more expensive to
rehabilitate. Also, punishment requires only moral (and in an ideal
world, religious) justification, whereas rehabilitation also requires scientific
validation.It is intuitively held that punishment operates as a
deterrent. There is little to substantiate and much evidence to challenge that
claim. It is equally hard to validate the efficacy of rehabilitation, at least
as presently conceived. The outcome statistics for prison rehabilitation
programs are alarmingly poor, yet prisons slavishly adhere to rehabilitation, of
a kind, because it is intuitive to do so.But rehabilitation is only as
good as the programs that purport to implement it. The local gold standard is
based in social work. Even were that the ideal, standards are poor. In-house
evaluation does not meet the most basic scientific standards. And it is not
ideal, for it is generally biased towards re-entry, as conceived by social
science, based in social work, criminology and penology. It does not seriously
take into account psychology, medicine or religion. Nor does it effectively
shadow the progress of the prisoner through his or her prison sentence, from
entry to exit.What is the answer? Israel's is no different from prison
services around the world; 90 percent of those incarcerated could be more
gainfully dealt with, both in terms of benefit to society and to the individual
and his or her victims, by some form of community service combined with
scientifically-based rehabilitation. A core of about 10% stretches our resources
beyond the imaginable, and probably these individuals should be segregated from
society on a semi-permanent or permanent basis.To persuade governments
and their Ministries of Justice and Judiciary to take the path of social
rehabilitation over punishment and social exclusion would require nothing short
of a Galilean revolution. There's the rub.So what is the answer? Given
that, for the foreseeable future, there is little likelihood of liberating the
90% of offenders to more socially useful occupations, albeit under some kind of
community surveillance, we must still try to rehabilitate all 100%.How
can we improve their outcomes? In principle, the solution is surprisingly
simple. It lies in reversing the shift in idiom that occurs when
offenders transfer from the domain of the judicial system to the domain of the
penal system. In the former, the idiom is one of right and wrong, one of
morality. In the latter, in its rehabilitative aspect, it becomes one of social
or anti-social, of mad more than bad. That is, it adopts the idiom of
psychological and social science rather than the idiom of morals, or
ethics.This fact is not lost on most prisoners, who have a healthy
disregard for the soft sciences. You cannot pull the wool over their eyes so
easily. They know that, either rightly or wrongly judged, their incarceration is
based in philosophical issues more than the psychosocial. It is not surprising
therefore that rehabilitation programs based in cognitive-behavioral therapy
and in psychodynamic social work practice, as most are, show equivocal or
negative results. Whether they focus on reduction of anger and violence, or on
mitigation of sexual misconduct, in so far as they avoid the moral, and dare I
say, the spiritual dimension, they stand to show either no improvement or they
stand to fail.I am not about to advocate cessation of these psychosocial
approaches to rehabilitation. Rather I believe that to ensure success
they must be combined with moral and spiritual interventions. This, of course,
is against the zeitgeist both in the professional and in the wider societal
domain. Yet, professional criminologists and penologists are beginning to throw
their hands up in the air with regard to the poor showing of traditional, purely
"scientific" approaches to rehabilitation.At two prisons in the north of
the country, one of which is specifically designated for rehabilitation,
programs are in the process of design which incorporate religion into psychology
and social work. These programs will be suitably supervised and scientifically
evaluated. The results will be shared with other prisons both national and
internationally. That, we believe, is the way to go.The author was
trained in medicine and psychiatry in London in the 1960s and 1970s, ran the
psychiatric residency training program at Hadassah University Medical Center,
Jerusalem during the 1980s, he is working on a book; Suicide in Jewish History
and the Holocaust for the Edwin Mellen Press.
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Irrational exuberance: ban opinion polls
Why is the knee-jerk reaction among Indians to indulge in bans? What did the burning and banning (figuratively; in reality it was withdrawing from circulation and pulping) of Wendy Doniger's book on Hindus achieve or is likely to achieve? How many people's views were affected, and of those whose views were changed, how does it matter? Assume the worst case scenario — some people in India, and only in India, actually believed what Doniger said about Hinduism. So what?
This is 2014, and such nonsense prevails because of the Indian's irrational exuberance for "authority". Back in 2004, the Election Commission of India came up with an anti-constitutional, anti-liberal view of banning opinion polls a full 45 days before the first date of polling. This was then expectedly rejected by the Supreme Court. The UPA government, not to have such minor matters as the Constitution come in the way of its interventionist ideology, amended the Representation of the People Act to support a ban of two days for opinion polls and no exit polls before all polls were completed. Possibly because of this "victory" over the Constitution, the 45-day ban is again making the rounds. Isn't it time we questioned the EC's view as stupid, irrational and totally devoid of any legal or moral or practical content?
It all started quite sensibly with M.S. Gill's EC imposing restrictions on opinion and exit polls in February 1998. This policy was for NO prohibition or restriction of opinion polls until just two days prior to polling; and for no exit polls until 48 hours before the last polling day. As can be seen from the table, this was a reasonably enlightened policy and well within "best practices" in other democracies. Many countries have zero restrictions on polling. If there is a ban, it is of one to two days duration. The median is zero days and the average ban is of two days duration. Italy is a clear outlier with a ban for a full 15 days before polling. The extreme outlier is the EC's proposed 45-day ban.
Did the 2004 EC look at any data before coming out with its learned prescription? Its conclusion, which it keeps reiterating presumably every time they get prodded by an interested political party, has not changed all these years, especially years in which internet and social media penetration has expanded manifold. The effects of irrational bans, like in Italy, are predictable. Responding to the restriction, bloggers in Italy found imaginative ways to make the ban look stupid. One site termed elections as horse races and candidates were, well, horses with thinly disguised names. Another site had candidates as cardinals selecting the pope.
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Lances combination of athleticism and natural ability has served him well during the nascent stages of his career in the show ring, but his parents didnt want to push him, they wanted Lance to make the decision on his own, said Annika, Lances mother.
He had trail ridden at home, but until two years ago, he hadnt trotted, he had just walked, said Rex.
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One of the short term goals for Lance and Dot, would be for the rider/pony combination to qualify for the Devon Horse Show.
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The long term goals are to qualify for pony finals and the indoors, said Annika.
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World War I was supposed to be the "war to end all wars." Over four long years, nations around the globe were sucked into the tempest, and millions of men died on the battlefields. To this day, the war stands as one of history's most senseless spasms of carnage, defying rational explanation.
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India is investing nearly US$600 million in an international project to create an experimental fusion reactor aimed at combating global warming by providing an alternative to fossil fuels, the government said Thursday.
Alaska Opens Application Process for Gas Pipeline
July 4, 2007 12:00 AM - Steve Quinn, Associated Press
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said Tuesday the state is ready to receive applications to build a natural gas pipeline that officials believe will ultimately deliver trillions of cubic feet of reserves to market.
Chinese Environmental Watchdog Freezes Industrial Development on Parts of Filthy Rivers
July 4, 2007 12:00 AM - Associated Press
China's environmental watchdog froze industrial development along parts of four filthy rivers to force a cleanup but indicated corruption may thwart the effort, news reports said Wednesday.
Australia Protects Rock Art, but OKs LNG Plant
July 4, 2007 12:00 AM - James Grubel, Reuters
Vast areas of ancient Aboriginal rock art dating back to the last ice age will be protected in Australia's northwest, but some may be moved to make way for a major gas terminal, the Australian government said on Tuesday.
Texas Begins Desalinating Sea Water
July 2, 2007 12:00 AM - Lynn Brezosky, Associated Press
On a one-acre site alongside a string of shrimp boats docked on the Brownsville ship channel stands a $2.2 million assembly of pipes, sheds, and humming machinery -- Texas' entree into global efforts to make sea water suitable to drink.
Nuclear Energy Hot Topic Once Again
July 2, 2007 12:00 AM - Jay Lindsay, Associated Press
Thanks to global warming, nuclear energy is hot again. Its promise of abundant, carbon emissions-free power is being pushed by the president and newly considered by environmentalists. But any expansion won't come cheap or easy.
Australian Crews Plan Second Bid To Float Beached Freighter
June 29, 2007 12:00 AM - Rick Rycroft, Associated Press
Salvage crews planned a second attempt to free a coal freighter carrying hundreds of thousands of liters (gallons) of fuel oil from a sandbar after two tow lines snapped in a failed bid overnight, officials said Friday.


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A COUNCIL has agreed in principle to split the role of mayor and chairman, but only if the money for a new chain does not come from the public purse.
At Princes Risborough Town Council at the moment one councillor takes on the role of both the mayor and chairman, but many thought this was too much work for one person.
There was also concerns the dual role was deterring people from putting themselves forward for the job.
Current mayor, Alan Turner, and Cllr Will Streule met as part of a working group to discuss the options and decided the role should be split.
A new chain will be needed for the mayor to wear to public events, but this could cost in the region of £2,500 to £3,000.
It was therefore decided external funding should be sought to meet the cost of this.
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Mayor and chairman role to be split
Whilst I applaud the decision not to take money from the public, what private funding is going to invest in £2,500-£3,000 for a chain??
Really! Come on, here's an idea - why not pay for it out of the allowances councillors get if it's that important?!
Really! Come on, here's an idea - why not pay for it out of the allowances councillors get if it's that important?!


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Suburban hotel in Austin with outdoor pool, 24-hour fitness
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- Lakeline Mall (1.5 mi / 2.3 km)
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- Kiddie Acres Amusement Park and Miniature Golf (7.4 mi / 11.9 km)
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Vinegar Hill House is a DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Underpass) restaurant offers creative American cuisine such as sunny duck egg and cast iron chicken, finished off with Guinness chocolate cake for dessert. Armani Ristorante is a hidden gem, tucked in the Fifth Avenue Armani store, that offers divine takes on Italian such as Lasgnetta, a decadent stack of eggplant slices and marinara. Peekamoose Restaurant is a New York restaurant and taproom in the Catskills run by chefs who left the Big Apple for the country; its offers huge portions, using lots of produce from local farmers, in a quaint setting. Blue Hill at Stone Barns is a renowned restaurant, in New York's Pocantico Hills, located in a barn that used to belong to the Rockefellers. It now offers "farmers feats" highlighting the best local produce, poultry, and beef selections. Just bring your appetite: the changing selections include five-course, eight-course or a twelve-course dinners.
Saunter right off the sand at this beachfront surf shack and cool off at the bar, shoes and shirt optional. The provocative name is befitting of the jolly scantily-clad crowd, replete with an occasional Charlie Sheen sighting.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. - May 7, 2015 - A large group of supporters who want to see motorsports continue at the New York State Fairgrounds beyond this year's NAPA Super DIRT Week greeted state officials Wednesday night to share their opinions in the first public hearings about potential improvements at the fairgrounds.
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