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Over the course of nine weeks, Summer Academy Fellows are placed full-time with a partner organization, including city governments, community-based organizations, advocacy groups, and think tanks. Concurrently, Fellows participate in a rigorous curriculum composed of workshops, a team-based challenge, field visits, and a speaker series that develops key skills necessary to effectively engage with policy change. Based in New York City, Chicago, and DC, the Summer Academy engages students in the front lines of policy innovation and grassroots change.
As the largest student policy organization in the country, we are committed to equipping a generation of visionary and bold thinkers with the community, skills, and experiences to be powerful actors in the political process. Former Summer Academy Fellows have written in dozens of publications, presented their ideas at the White House, and seen their ideas implemented by city agencies, non-profits, and universities. They now serve as policy influencers in city government, advisors in the White House and executive agencies, and lead innovators on education reform.
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All Academies run from May 29, 2015 to July 31, 2015.
New York City
Mission: Equitable Development
New York City is a prime opportunity to see first-hand where creative ideas meet action, and how communities inform smart, sound solutions. New York City Fellows join the Roosevelt Institute in the Big Apple, a city of 9 million that serves as a microcosm of many of the most entrenched economic and social challenges facing the nation. Fellows will be placed across the city, from government agencies to community-based nonprofits, where they will focus on issues related to equal justice and economic development.
Chicago, Illinois
Mission: Food Access and Healthy Communities
Chicago's story is that of a distinctively American city: a cultural and economic hub, driven by a spirit of ingenuity and constant rebirth. However, its communities also face unique challenges, including barriers to strong, healthy, and sustainable communities. These barriers are most deeply felt in the communities who would benefit the most from access to higher quality and healthier food options. Fellows in Chicago will design creative solutions at the grassroots level that address food access, build a culture of wellness, and rethink our food systems.
Washington, D.C. – Advanced Track
Mission: Money in Politics
Our generation is not ready to give up on America's ever-evolving experiment in a government by and for the people. We reject the notion that our system is too broken, too stagnant, or too outdated, and are ready to generate innovative solutions for better government. The D.C. Academy brings together Roosevelt members in self-identified internship positions to participate in the Summer Academy experience. Unlike in the other Summer Academy cities, D.C. Fellows independently secure their own internships while still participating in Roosevelt programming.
Please note that the advanced track is designed for students with significant prior involvement with the Roosevelt Institute | Campus Network or prior experience in policy work through political campaigns or internships.
Only current members of the Roosevelt Institute | Campus Network are eligible to apply to the D.C. Summer Academy. Non-members are welcome to apply to all other cities.
Stipends range from $2,000-$3,000*
Over the course of nine weeks, Fellows are placed with a partner organization, including city governments, advocacy groups, think tanks, and community-based organizations. The Fellows work four and a half days per week at their placement, with half a day devoted to their policy work on the team-based challenge.
*DC not included.
Weekly programming draws on the Campus Network's Roosevelt Thinks series, which trains students to meaningfully engage with and impact the policy process. Workshop topics include conducting effective research, policy writing, community organizing, stakeholder engagement, and public speaking.
Serving as the cornerstone of the Academy experience, the TBC acts as a vehicle for Fellows to experiment with and execute on the skills, knowledge, and resources they gain throughout the summer. Students work in groups of 3 to 5 to design a solution for a public policy issue specific to their city and compete for resources to move their idea to action.
The Roosevelt Institute has unique access to some of the leading thinkers in progressive policy, with each city boasting a speaker series tailored to its specific mission. Field visits are scheduled throughout the summer to provide an opportunity for Fellows to get a better understanding of the communities they live in and work with over the course of the program.
Make Connections
Fellows have gone on to make lifelong connections with fellow Roosevelters through the academy, building chapters, policies, and programs together. To compliment the wonkery of our Team Based Challenges, the Campus Network organizes a set of fun social activities in each city.
Learn more about our 2014 Summer Academy Fellows and their work!
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Take a look at our 2014 Fellows describing why they chose to be part of the Roosevelt Institute | Campus Network's Summer Academy program on
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New York City Fellow Marissa Charlemagne discusses why she became a Roosevelter and began to demand change on our
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Summer Academy Alumni
Christopher Scanzoni
DC Academy, 2011
Naval Information Warfare Officer
"There was no better option for an internship promising substantive policy work than the Roosevelt Institute Summer Academy in D.C. My position at one of the leading security policy institutes in the capital provided publishing and critical networking opportunities. I particularly attribute the experience with the academy for piquing my interest in a military career."
Olivia Cohn
Chicago Academy, 2009
Environmental Planner, Anchorage, Alaska
"Since my undergraduate work and throughout my years as an alumnus, Roosevelt has continued to impress upon me the value of a smart and grounded network. Roosevelt brings together intelligent and hardworking people and connects them with tools that help them to do good work. I met incredible friends and colleagues through my Roosevelt fellowship, and my position with the city of Chicago opened doors to continue my work after I had completed the academy."
Suprita Datta
New York City Academy, 2014
City College of New York
"Summer Academy gave me the rare chance to create public policy and see how it manifests in our communities. My team's policy proposal was directly informed by our experiences at our internships and by our interactions with the very people who would be affected by our proposal. We had an amazing program coordinator and an incredible staff, all of whom were invested in our personal and professional development. This experience taught me a lot about myself, the kind of leader I want to be, and how to pursue responsible change, social justice, and effective proposals in public policy."
Casey McQuillan
New York City Academy, 2014
Amherst College
"As a Summer Academy fellow, I worked with Operation Hope, a non-profit organization focusing on financial education and counseling in low-income communities. Following Summer Academy, Operation Hope offered me a part-time position as a Research & Public Policy Fellow with their offices in Washington, D.C. As a result, I have served on the Bipartisan Policy Center's Personal Savings Initiative and the President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans."
Take a look back at some of the best moments from Summer Academy 2014.
Application Deadline: March 8
We are currently hiring city coordinators for two of our three Academy cities—New York and Washington, D.C.
Coordinators run weekly trainings and speaker sessions for Academy Fellows in this nine-week program and support participants as they develop policy proposals for their cities. City Coordinators are paid, part-time positions. While we strongly prefer Roosevelt Institute | Campus Network alumni, the positions are also open to non-alumni.
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Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009 | ICT in Africa, Implementation Issues
The hole in the picture below is an important step towards technology installation at a school in Grabouw, South Africa. It was dug to erect a pole that will carry electricity to the school.
The importance of infrastructure preparation as a first step towards technology implementation in schools in Africa is often under-stated or outright ignored.
While talking about e-learning and Web 2.0 and social networks and the classroom of the future, and debating the merits and demerits of specific operating and application software products, don't forget that there are more mundane things that can make or break your project … such as digging a hole for the electricity pole!
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Wednesday, 23 September, 2009
Very good point. Sometimes everyone can get very carried away with all the fancy buzzwords of the day, social media for instance, while forgetting to lay the proper foundation first. Without planned infrastructure and then training and perfecting of the most simplest of tasks, such as clicking a mouse, the whole project stands to lose.
Wednesday, 23 September, 2009
INFRASTRUCTURE is maybe the most important component to ensure effective digitial delivery to a school!!
Its good to have the best technology onsite, but to get it onsite (and to stay intact and in working order) the surrounding "environmental structures" must ensure its functionality. From the hole to the signal to the pole to the security to the ISP to the CEi to the peripherals to the supply of ink and so on and on ….must be in place to ensure an onsite effective digital LAB + EIAWB.
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Friday, 25 September, 2009
There is a saying:- "to many cooks spoil the broth". This was my experience when I became aware of the electricity problem at the school. It took me almost 18 months to have the problem solve at the school. Departemental Officials were shifting the bug to one another, but in the mean time the school was suffering. Luckily a lady from Eskom knew somebody who knows somebody and eventually we could get the final paperwork to start with the project at the school. "It is not what you know but who you know to get things done sometimes".
Friday, 25 September, 2009
Its important to highlight issues surrounding ICT implementations as some have not gone the way we thought it would. Taking advice from a number of sources assists us and the school to provide the best solution to a problem. A good PM listens carefully to his/her client. The hole in the ground reminds me of a famous brand that advertises :"Connecting people".


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WBC featherweight champion Jhonny Gonzalez (51-7, 45KOs) is training for his mandatory fight against Elio Rojas on the Dominican Republic. No date or venue has been set, but the fight is scheduled to take place in the month of March. Gonzalez , 30-years-old, has a big goal in 2012 - to win a third divisional title. By the end of the year, Gonzalez wants to make his move to super featherweight to challenge WBC champion Takahiro Aoh (22-2, 10KOs). Now trained by hall-of-fame coach Nacho Beristain, Gonzalez believes 2011 was the best year of his entire career.
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Elio Rojas by UD this guy is overlooking him khan style.
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Aoh had a hard time dealing with Oscar Larios, who at the time had already been a shot fighter. I don't think that the young JP champion can handle another Mexican contender successfully. Aoh should stay away from peleadores mexicanos.
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February 14th, 2010 #1
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I Just decided to post a recently finished illustration for views and critiques; to summarized it, I put the focus on character design and a flowing composition (from the man wielding the sword to the scarf and to the fallen warrior). I hope you all enjoy this! Until then... =)
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very nice drawing !!! i can really feel the action inside!! great ...do you have more?
February 14th, 2010 #3
I see SWORD/FLOWING RED SHAPE/HEAD, so intellectually I know right away what's going on, but as soon as I start really looking at the picture it stops making sense. For instance, that arm position looks like he's getting ready for a stroke, not like the follow-through from one. And why is the blood flowing off the blade in so many different directions? I think the fact that you've cropped in so tightly allowed you to avoid figuring things out about the scene that would have been helpful to you, and, consequently, to your viewers.
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basically the details and dramatic(ness?) are very sexy but you need to work on your basics: composition, correct anatomy
you could also try looser strokes and working with brushes with harder edges to help you put less importance on the details your getting hung up on and focus more on overall correctness... sorry if this advice is not good im a beginner lol
February 16th, 2010 #5
I like the tight cropping and view looking up because it emphasizes action and being in the fight. The shapes are good. Composition good.
The blood splatters are throwing me off too. I first noticed the blood on the sword was going in all directions, and the splatter from the victim's neck seems to be going the wrong way. Try to imagine the swipe of the sword, and all the blood should follow the swipe.
Another critique would be the size of the sword. I'm of the variety that dislikes disproportional sword sizes lol. It just makes it a lot less realistic which is a shame because everything else puts the viewer into good immersion of a battle. Trying to wield that thing in tight quarters would be suicide.
Along the lines of what Elwell was saying: you may reconsider the crop you did to the victim...I mean...cropping him on the neck...where he is being cut..that takes guts and not everyone would realize you did it on purpose. The arm of the hero looks correct to me as if he made a swipe of the sword and maybe now he's ready to make another swipe but he is bending back his wrist which is odd. This is probly because you wanted to show a clear silhouette of the sword but it really isn't necessary to have a vulgarly giant sword shape.
Last thing--try adding some fog or cloudy texture or smoke to the background. It is noticeably empty right now.
I think you did a great job tho. It looks great as overall shapes.
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bungyx- Thanks for the compliment. And yes, I do more art. You may see it at http://tommy-scott..com/images/
Elwell- Hey, thanks for super helpful critique. I knew something seemed wrong with that hand...looks like I need to be very cautious next time I take a reference photo of friends. I actually still like the overall composition and am not worried too much about the crop, although I do appreciate what you said about it, and I will surely consider it for future endeavors to increase the realism and drama.
bluemoon-If you are a beginner, trust me, you have a keen eye, as I could use a few more loose strokes, I'm sure...I'm actually a fan a loose oil paintings.
Artfix- You nailed it with your thoughts on my composition. Thanks for explaining the sword swipe, I think I can now go back and fix the blood. And I agree with your opinion on the sword...the only reason I did that was because my teacher explained how it would help with the composition. He was very right...but still, I personally would rather see a sword that could actually be swung in reality; not everybody can wield the Buster Sword from Final Fantasy VII, if you catch my drift. =)


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Owensboro Catholic Diocese OKs probe into abuse allegations
OWENSBORO, Ky. - In the wake of a Thursday morning suicide in which a 23-year-old man alleged sexual abuse on the Internet before shooting himself, the Diocese of Owensboro on Monday promised to seek an independent investigator.
The diocese also pledged cooperation with Bruce Kuegel, the Daviess County Commonwealth attorney.
David M. Jarboe Jr. was found dead outside Blessed Mother Catholic Church, where he was a member.
Earlier, he had left a Facebook posting referring to one priest as an "evil man." He thanked one priest on the post and wrote that he "forgave" another.
Jarboe did not accuse any priest by name, but he wrote that abuse in the church is "real" and he would like to "save at least one child from the pain and torment that I had to go through."
In a news release issued Monday by the office of Owensboro Bishop William F. Medley, it was noted that "David spoke of pain he had endured as a consequence of sexual abuse within the church, perhaps at the hands of a Catholic priest."
A Diocesan Review Board convened Saturday to review the information in Jarboe's Facebook posting and to recommend the hiring of an independent investigator. The 13-member body includes lay psychologists, educators, law enforcement personnel and an Episcopal priest.
Jarboe's funeral Mass was held Monday at Blessed Mother.
"The prayers and comfort of all of us in the church are extended to the family in this moment of tragic loss," Medley said in the release.
Jarboe graduated from Owensboro Catholic High School in 2006. He was a linebacker on the football team and editor-in-chief of the school newspaper.
He attended the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota for portions of three years, but left in 2008. He transferred to Western Kentucky University and was an intern with Northwestern Mutual at the time of his death.
According to the Louisville Courier-Journal, the University of St. Thomas confirmed that the priest who received the harshest language in Jarboe's online post was the Rev. William Baer, who was rector of a seminary there when Jarboe attended the school. Baer has not been accused of sexual abuse, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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"I hope Bishop Medley will do a full investigation," Koenig said Monday.
"I'm very upset at what happened," Koenig added. "I did not know David Jarboe. I wish he had reached out to our group so we could have been there for support."
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Smart grid introduction is changing utilities' interactions with customers. It introduces new rate structures, new invoice formats and new customer interaction and outreach approaches. Confusion born of change will increase customer inquiries, costs and potential increases in formal complaints. Utilities need to deal with these issues proactively. In the long term, this means building towards a 360-degree customer view that enables a high level of personalization and intelligent interaction. In the near term, it may simply mean enabling a range of customer self-help channels to reduce costs, drive satisfaction and meet expectations other consumer-facing industries have already set for customers.
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According to Purdue University's Center for Customer-Driven Quality, a typical customer service inquiry will cost a provider anywhere from $5 to $10 per call, with Level 1 technical support calls running $20 to $45 per call. Smart grid introduction is likely to increase both call volume and costs per call because more complex bills, services and equipment will create more complex inquiries.
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In order to reduce costs and complaints, utilities need to give customers a sense of control. Their expectations are being raised across consumer-facing industries that offer more ways to communicate, find information quickly and deal with billing and service issues online. As Table 1 displays, online self-help tools not only reduce the cost to field and handle customer inquiries, as compared to traditional communications channels, but also drive a high level of customer satisfaction.
When customers are empowered with options and control over how they choose to communicate with a provider, their level of frustration decreases. Customers that aren't frustrated are unlikely to file complaints with regulatory agencies. In this sense, pursuit of self-help capabilities that cater to individuals' preferences serves the dual purpose of reducing call handling costs and protecting utilities' interests as they pursue rate relief. That rate relief is unlikely to come to fruition if contact center costs begin escalating in parallel with a spike in complaint filings.
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as Bobbie |
Gavin MacLeod
as Harry Deiner |
Philip Ober
as Herman Hausner |
Ted de Corsia
as Chris Narleski |
Bern Hoffman
as Lester Cook |
Henry Beckman
as Sgt. Kaline |
Judson Pratt
as Leonard Meade |
Robert Karnes
as John Herlie |
Catherine McLeod
as Grace |
Lou Krugman
as Mike Kuttler |
Joseph Ruskin
as Hirsch |
Barry Russo
as Hood |
Noah Keen
as Sidney Shallet |
K.L. Smith
as Krajac's Hood
Boris Sagal
David Karp
Paul Monash
David Karp
3 :01x03 - Blue Water, White Beach
To cover up an accident at his distillery, bootlegger Ed Hoagley has the victim made to look like the victim of a hit-and-run accident. The ruse works until Cain arrives on the scene and identifies the victim as one of Hoagley's men.
Guest Stars:
Patricia Medina
as Jenny Stapleton |
Carl Benton Reid
as John Stapleton |
Lawrence Dobkin
as Dale Statesman |
Ed Begley
as Ed Hoagley |
Jan Merlin
as Weaver |
Bernard Kates
as Shepple |
Robert Carricart
as Bruno Keller |
Kevin Hagen
as Charlie Chinn |
John Bryant
as Ronnie |
Jack Reitzen
as Clarey Valdosta |
Richard LePore
as Albert Chase |
Tom Begley
as John Walker |
Jeff Goodman
as Receptionist
John Peyser
E. Jack Neuman
4 :01x04 - Markdown on a Man
Cain's next target: Lennie Bircher who controls the produce district of a large city.
Guest Stars:
John McGiver
as Lennie Bircher |
Michael Constantine
as Herbert Styron |
Phyllis Love
as Cele Orlatti |
Eduardo Ciannelli
as Vincent Orlatti |
Ivan Dixon
as Willie Williams |
George Mitchell
as Dave Michaels |
Harold Gould
as Bookkeeper |
Adrienne Marden
as Miss Gregory |
Noam Pitlik
as Edwards
Lamont Johnson (2)
Eliot Asinof
Paul Monash
Irving Elman
5 :01x05 - Degrees of Guilt
Cain hopes that a drug-addicted prostitute can help him bring down mobster Frank Andreotis.
Guest Stars:
David Brian
as Frank Andreotis |
Janet Lake
as Donna Andreotis |
Eve McVeagh
as Bunny |
Patricia Crest
as Lorraine
Irvin Kershner
Paul Monash
6 :01x06 - King of the Mountain
Cain arrives in a small but wide open county in the Southwest to bring down Herman Coombs, the man who runs the show. But it's going to be easier said than done because Coombs has the town's police force in his hip pocket.
Guest Stars:
Edward Andrews
as Herman Coombs |
Robert Duvall
as Tom Nugent |
Barbara Baxley
as Clara Coombs |
Milton Selzer
as Lou Metzger |
John Cliff
as Sgt. Burdick |
Jan Shepard
as Karen |
Joby Baker
as Larry Delby |
Paul Birch
as Sheriff Phil Rainey
Sydney Pollack
George Bellak
7 :01x07 - The Penitent
Narcotics kingpin Louis Strode appears to have gotten out of the business after the drug overdose of his son but Cain has his doubts and searches for evidence with which to get Strode indicted.
Guest Stars:
Herschel Bernardi
as Lou Strode |
Mercedes Shirley
as Katherine Strode |
Will Kuluva
as Benny Barber |
Philip Abbott
as Lt. Cahurn |
Leo Penn
as Larry Kramin |
Philip Bourneuf
as Gil Axley |
Paul Lambert
as Al Costain |
Joe Turkel
as Pusher in NIghtclub |
Dabbs Greer
as Willie Beal |
Donna Douglas
as Prostitute in Nightclub |
Ted Knight
as Agent Bone |
Al Ruscio
as Mobster |
Stuart Nisbet
as guest star |
John Damler
as guest star
Buzz Kulik
Mel Goldberg
Paul Monash
8 :01x08 - Comeback
Cain's newest target is corrupt boxing czar Tom Larch but he has a hard time finding witnesses willing to testify against the man.
Guest Stars:
Clifton James
as Tom Larch |
Paul Carr
as Eddie Novack |
Arch Johnson
as Al Heldon |
Bernie Hamilton
as Willie Carter |
Caren Lenay
as Amy Novack |
J. Pat O'Malley
as Joe Stuhler |
Norman Alden
as Fred Jackson |
Carmen Phillips
as Brunette |
Jeannie Carson
as Blonde
Joseph Calvelli
9 :01x09 - Dead Load
Dock workers Wilt Farrell and Hank Conrad are lifelong friends but they move in different directions when Cain begins an investigation of waterfront corruption.
Guest Stars:
Charles Bronson
as Hank Conrad |
Jack Lord (1)
as Wilt Farrell |
Harold Stone
as Dave Braddock |
Jacqueline Scott
as Helen Conrad |
Mary Munday
as Irma Farrell |
Robert J. Stevenson
as Tommy Jackson |
Allen Jaffe
as Eddie |
Howard Caine
as Tony Arnelo |
Nesdon Booth
as Marty |
Alan Dexter
as Agent Williams |
Bart Burns
as Larry |
Jack Perkins
as Bill |
Jimmy Casino (1)
as Ernie
Tom Gries
Fred Freiberger
10 :01x10 - In the Balance
An examination of mobster Frank Neehan's records turns up the name Phillip Hallson--a federal judge to whom Neehan's case is suddenly transferred.
Guest Stars:
Alexander Scourby
as Phillip Hallson |
Ray Walston
as Manny Sterns |
Myron McCormick
as Cy Faring |
Telly Savalas
as Frank Neehan |
Jack Kruschen
as Ziegler |
Mary Sinclair
as Mrs. Hallson |
Leonard Bell
as Medalie |
James Flavin
as Arnie Kellwin |
Anne Seymour
as Viola Ashlow |
Carole Eastman
as Ann Rugoff |
Amy Fields
as Miss Serrano |
David Lewis (3)
as Martin Allard
John Peyser
George Bellak
11 :01x11 - Five for One
Karl Biggers goes to a crime syndicate with an idea of concealing gold in jewelry and smuggling it across the border into Mexico. The syndicate likes his idea and cuts Biggers into the operation--but they kill his partner.
Guest Stars:
Jim Backus
as Karl Biggers |
Joanna Barnes
as Carol Tredman |
Robert Ellenstein
as James Condon/Ed Brady |
Dee J. Thompson
as Maggie Thompson |
Jerry Paris
as Harry White |
Ludwig Donath
as Saltzman |
Robert Osterloh
as Captain Frank Leslie |
Ian Wolfe
as Pop Parkson |
Maura McGiveney
as Secretary |
Ron Soble
as Charlie |
Joe Dominguez
as Paco |
Robert Bice
as Border Patrol Agent
Charles Haas
Norman Katkov
12 :01x12 - The Fixer
Cain tries to prevent a crooked sheriff from turning his entire county over to a crime syndicate to use as their base of operations.
Guest Stars:
Pat Hingle
as Sheriff Sam Cortner |
Cloris Leachman
as Kate Cortner |
Henry Silva
as Ray Riley |
DeForest Kelley
as Deputy Bob Tully |
Roger Mobley
as Cord Cortner |
Don Hanmer
as George Dedmon |
Arthur Hanson
as Al Prentiss |
Berkeley Harris
as Deputy John Lincoln
Sydney Pollack
E. Jack Neuman
13 :01x13 - Cain's Final Judgement
Cain moves to expose a trucking czar who's in league with the Mob but once again discovers that potential witnesses are unwilling to talk.
Guest Stars:
Sam Jaffe
as Louis Specter |
Paul Stewart (1)
as Alexander Marish |
Evans Evans
as Lynne Roberts |
Michael Dante
as Danny Specter |
Frank Maxwell
as Walter Trenson |
Herbert Rudley
as Howard Arneg |
Herman Rudin
as Charlie Larson |
Norman Fell
as Frank Driscoll |
John Alvin
as Norman Reno |
Alex Gerry
as Oscar Perrin
John Peyser
Mel Goldberg
14 :01x14 - The Plush Jungle
Racketeers plot to takeover a transportation firm and use it for their smuggling operations.
Guest Stars:
John Larch
as Ben Riker |
Larry Gates
as Zales Yoder |
Vaughn Taylor
as Harry Marstow |
Ed Prentiss
as Herbert Naywood |
Kathryn Givney
as Mrs. Yoder |
Sheila Bromley
as Helen Marstow |
Robert Culp
as Kurt Yoder |
Harry Dean Stanton
as Hood #1 |
Dan Seymour
as Milano |
Gene Roth
as Mobster |
Richard Karlan
as Wellman |
Raymond Greenleaf
as Ferguson |
Laurence Haddon
as Hood #2 |
Tyler McVey
as Eaton |
Byron Morrow
as Meyer
Alvin Ganzer
Franklin Barton
15 :01x15 - Take a Number
Cain tries to persuade a bookkeeper to provide evidence against a numbers boss.
Guest Stars:
Frank McHugh
as Wilbur Morton |
Martin Balsam
as Jack Garsell |
Alex Cord
as Larry Rome |
Ross Elliott
as Lt. Spencer |
Shirley Ballard
as Jenny |
Sandy Kenyon
as Waldo |
Harlan Warde
as Jerome Van |
Henry Wills
as Henny |
Troy Melton
as Zack
Alan Crosland, Jr.
Fred Freiberger
16 :01x16 - The Debasers
Public relations man Phillip Collerane sets out to smear Cain because the attorney got his biggest client, pornographer Milt Bonner, indicted.
Guest Stars:
Robert Vaughn
as Phillip Collerane |
Neville Brand
as Milt Bonner |
Marsha Hunt
as Gloria Bonner |
Marion Ross
as Laura Harding |
Fred Beir
as George Harding |
Bartlett Robinson
as Foster Fallon |
John Marley
as Marcus |
Ann Carroll (1)
as Jean Gilbert |
Susan Hart
as Mrs. Collerane
John Peyser
S.S. Schweitzer
17 :01x17 - The Schemer
While visiting an old chum who's now district attorney of a rural county, Cain gets roped into defending a mobster on an assault charge. But it turns out that things were not quite as they seem on the night of the assault.
Guest Stars:
Richard Kiley
as Doug Crawford |
Paul Richards
as Bill Norman |
Bert Freed
as Dave Reed |
Carolyn Kearney
as Ann Burgess |
Ford Rainey
as Captain Amherst |
Jack Hogan
as Grand |
Don Beddoe
as Burgess |
Jean Taylor
as Nancy
Robert Gist
Palmer Thompson
18 :01x18 - The Manipulator
Cain suspects there's a link between a crime syndicate and a neo-Nazi hatemonger.
Guest Stars:
Fritz Weaver
as Martin Weir |
George Voskovec
as Willy Brauer |
Sidney Blackmer
as Joseph Callan |
Jacques Aubuchon
as Raymond Cruz |
Arlene Martel
as Anna Vargaray |
Karl Held
as David Brauer |
Charles Aidman
as Mike Ballantine |
H.M. Wynant
as Joe Anneau |
John Davis Chandler
as Weir's Hood |
Gene Coogan
as Hot Dog Vendor
John Peyser
Franklin Barton
19 :01x19 - Marked by Proxy
The man Cain believes is responsible for a murder has an ironclad alibi--he was locked up in jail.
Guest Stars:
Oliver McGowan
as Preston Luther |
Gerald Hiken
as Vic Fell |
David McMahon (1)
as Court Clerk |
Pamela Duncan
as Frances |
Juanita Moore
as Beatrice George |
Leonard Nimoy
as Ralph Tomek |
Lee Farr
as Harvey Dakes |
Noah Keen
as John Bernard |
Regis Toomey
as Judge Otto |
Fay Spain
as Enid Lazzo |
Charles McGraw
as Earl Clegg
Elliot Silverstein
Franklin Barton
20 :01x20 - Blood Money
Cain smells something rotten when he discovers that a big-time gambling boss is backing a reform candidate in an election for district attorney.
Guest Stars:
Kathie Browne
as Connie Agnew |
Milton Selzer
as George Forbes |
Jean Allison
as Eve Forbes |
Don Rickles
as Dave Malloy |
Larry Blyden
as Jay Adams |
Everett Sloane
as Sam Palmer |
Ed Begley
as Tully Johnson
Robert C. Dennis
Dennis Mainwaring
21 :01x21 - Blues for a Junkman
Singer Norma Sherman is released from prison after serving a two year term for narcotics possession. She tries to stay clean but soon reverts to her old habits.
Special Guest Stars:
Dorothy Dandridge
as Norma Sherman |
Guest Stars:
James Coburn
as Arthur Troy |
Joe Mantell
as Maury Troy |
Edward Asner
as Dave Keller |
Thomas Nello
as Eddie |
Larry Breitman
as Steve Jethro |
Sam Gilman
as Lt. Gilman |
Mittie Lawrence
as Ann Beckett |
Ivan Dixon
as Joe Sherman |
Edith Leslie
as Matron |
Corinne Cole
as Maureen
Robert Gist
Mel Goldberg
22 :01x22 - The New Order
Released from prison after a ten year stint, former loan shark Walter Hayes expects the syndicate to give him back his former territory. He finds out that things have changed. There's a new breed of mobsters who are running things and they have no place for him.
Guest Stars:
Simon Oakland
as Walter Hayes |
Chris Robinson (1)
as Jack Hayes |
Anne Helm
as Rita Vulner |
Lin McCarthy
as Peter Long |
Jack Ging
as Steve Strohm |
Jesse White
as Rudy |
Harry Swoger
as Vulner |
Norman Grabowski
as Milt Grey |
Johnny Deerfield
as Ziggy Marks |
Gene Benton
as Chris |
Dodie Drake
as Secretary
Tom Gries
Fred Freiberger
23 :01x23 - The Cost of Living
Cain's newest target is crooked bail bondsman Arnie Groat who set a man up to be murdered for syndicate bigwig Howard Judlow.
Guest Stars:
Ed Nelson
as Pete Stull |
John Anderson
as Ken Drake |
Walter Slezak
as Arnie Groat |
David White (1)
as Howard Judlow |
Susan Oliver (1)
as Kitty |
Ned Glass
as guest star |
Penny Santon
as Rose Groat
John Peyser
Franklin Barton
24 :01x24 - Savage in Darkness
Mob boss Harry Remick plots revenge on the trucking firm owner who years before injured his optic nerve and stole his galpal. The injury is slowly causing Remick to go blind.
Guest Stars:
Harold Stone
as Marty Emson |
Telly Savalas
as Harry Remick |
Barbara Eden
as Terri Emson |
Terry Becker
as Julius Lenke |
Denver Pyle
as Captain Amos Trask |
Gene Coogan
as Jack |
Eugene Iglesias
as Pete Garcia
John Peyser
Herman Groves
25 :01x25 - The Swinger
Hank Shannon, a nightclub entertainer with Mob connections, is an old pal of Cain. He agrees to provide Cain with information about a Mob conference being held at the Las Vegas home of burned out mobster Marcus Jackson but Shannon might need Jackson's help to emerge with his hide in one piece.
Guest Stars:
Robert Culp
as Hank Shannon |
Bruce Gordon (1)
as Marcus Jackson |
Zina Bethune
as Lucinda Jackson |
George Macready
as James Harrison |
Sammy Davis, Jr.
as Himself |
Jersey Joe Walcott
as Big Joe
Tom Gries
Robert Culp
26 :01x26 - Inside Track
A lobbyist in league with a mobster tries to prevent a bill to build a private horse racing track from passing the State Legislature.
Guest Stars:
David Janssen
as Dan Mullin |
Bethel Leslie
as Frances Olney |
Lloyd Bochner
as William Hillier |
Kent Smith
as Charles Dennis |
Robert F. Simon
as Leonard Yates |
Bernard Fein
as Ben Kilrea |
Toni Gerry
as Cora |
Dick Whittinghill
as John Telford |
George Kane
as George Crawford
John Peyser
S.S. Schweitzer
27 :01x27 - A Creature Lurks in Ambush
A son rejects the dying wish of his gambling czar father but his uncle won't let things go and gets him involved in a scheme to fix a basketball game.
Guest Stars:
Ricardo Montalban
as Vincent Pavanne |
Keir Dullea
as Alec Benson |
Robert Blake
as Rick Carter |
Ted de Corsia
as Big Ed Pavanne |
Fredd Wayne
as Marty |
Stanley Clements
as Bellboy |
James Gavin
as Coach |
Leo Needham
as Ritter
Tom Gries
Oliver Crawford
28 :01x28 - Woman of Silure
From his home of exile in Corsica, deported mobster Mike Colonni makes an attempt to re-enter the country.
Guest Stars:
Madlyn Rhue
as Margarita Safe |
Jack Klugman
as Mike Colonni |
Perry Lopez
as Nico Berengeri |
Gavin MacLeod
as Jean Douvain |
Penny Santon
as Madame Berengeri |
Raoul De Leon
as Fante |
Zolya Talma
as Madame Debruille |
Carl Milletaire
as Police Chief Mondial |
Michael Enserro
as Mouche |
Jacquelyn Ravell
as Nina
John Peyser
Joseph Calvelli
George Bellak
29 :01x29 - The Left Side of Canada
Police suspect a businessman of involvement in several murders.
Guest Stars:
Harry Guardino
as John Maychin |
Beverly Garland
as Jeanette |
Philip Abbott
as Howard Douglas |
Geraldine Brooks
as Joanne Douglas |
Doug Lambert
as Johnny Douglas |
Bruce Dern
as Eddie Light |
Ted Knight
as Detective
Robert Altman
S. Lee Pogostin
30 :01x30 - The Quick Brown Fox
Ace crime reporter Pete Fleming, burdened by heavy gambling debts, sells out to the Mob.
Guest Stars:
Alex Nicol
as Pete Fleming |
Pat Crowley
as Holly Baker |
Edward Binns
as Captain Lemoyne |
Anthony Caruso
as Falco |
Hugh Sanders
as Roger Hove |
Majel Barrett
as Grace Newberg
John Peyser
Lester Pine
Franklin Barton
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Angel Cuan made his debut for the Panamanian national team after having won one minor league game.
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The most intriguing home game on the slate for the Rams this season jumps off the page for a laundry list of reasons. They already will have had a tough first-half schedule leading up to this contest, facing Detroit, Chicago, and Green Bay, along with a couple divisional games against the Cardinals and Seahawks. After all of that, they will square off with the New England Patriots. With a much more manageable schedule in the second half of the season, this home contest could become a statement game for a developing Rams team. If they are keeping pace at around a 3-4 record, a win could spark a run at a possible wild card spot. What adds to the uncertainty of the home field advantage is that the St. Louis Rams are hosting the game in London. Playing on the pitch in Wembley Stadium, the Rams are going up against a team usually devoid of distractions. If anyone can keep the outside world out of the inside of the locker room, it is Bill Belichick. On the other hand, many distractions ar...
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Women's Soccer Academic All-Big Ten Announced
The Hoosiers had 14 honorees, which is tied for 4th-most among conference teams
Indiana Closes Season With 2-0 Win Over MSU
Kayla Smith and Abby Smith scored the goals for the Hoosiers
Hoosiers Host Michigan State On Senior Day
The six seniors on the women's soccer team will be recognized prior to the game
Hoosiers Win Third Straight Over Purdue
Veronica Ellis' game-winning goal in the 49th minute was the difference; Sarah Stone made nine saves
Golden Boot Up For Grabs At Purdue
The Hoosiers have won the last two meetings against the Boilermakers
Highlights from a 2-0 win over the Spartans
Highlights of the Hoosiers 2-0 win over Michigan State in the final game of the 2014 season.
The six seniors are recognized prior to their final game
The six seniors on the 2014 team are recognized prior to the start of their final game on Oct. 31.
A look at the strategies involved on team photo day
A look at the different strategies employed by the players on team photo day
Highlights from the 2013 season
Highlights from the 2013 season
Showing off some of the Special Sauce moves
The players show some of the moves they like to bring to the game to add a little flair.
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Indiana vs. George Mason (at Ohio State). The Hoosiers won, 4-1
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2013 (Junior)
Played in all 23 games for the Hoosiers and was in the starting lineup 11 times ... scored five goals and added eight assists ... two game-winning goals ... her 18 points on the year were good for third-most on the team ... fired 32 shots on the year with 15 ending up on frame ... began the season with a bang, scoring a goal and adding an assist in the second game of the year against Georgia Southern ... also had a goal and a assist against Central Michigan ... posted the game-winning goal versus Xavier ... put the only goal of the game for IU in the back of the net at Ohio State ... assisted on the game-winning goal in overtime against Northwestern ... picked up the helper on the IU goal against Iowa ... was in the middle of the action on both IU goals at Purdue, logging assists on both to help the Hoosiers win in West Lafayette for the first time ... once again had two assists against Illinois in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament ... named Academic All-Big Ten.
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CSICOP Assists in Philadelphia TV Station's Psychic "Sting"
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A cleverly conceived and strikingly effective psychic expose was conducted in May 1995 by Philadelphia WCAU-TV's Herb Denenberg.
Bra Hazards, Carpet Circles, Lunar Aliens, and Adam's Animals
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Volume 19.6, November / December 1995
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Researchers looking into the causes of breast cancer may have overlooked the most obvious cause of all: the wearing of bras.
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I have removed all non essential hardware, reset cpu, rest ram tried 1 stick at a time, CMOS reset and got nothing else from the fans coming on. Could this be a Motherboard issue or CPU, personally im thinking motherboard but wanted a second opnion..
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I've solved 'dead' motherboard problems by replacing the CMOS battery.
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