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For use independent of a stand, a monolithic, miniaturized gravity infusion regulating apparatus comprises a single casing (6) housing the photoelectric drop detector (7), the electronics with controls (8) and the regulating mechanism and which can be fitted to the drop chamber (1) of an infusion instrument (FIG. 2).
1. Gravity infusion regulating apparatus, comprising in combination,
a casing having a front part thereof formed with a notch corresponding to a contour of a drop chamber for frontal insertion of the drop chamber into said casing,
a photoelectric sensor being received in a seat of said casing, said casing also enclosing electronics with controls and a regulating mechanism,
a fork-like lever being pivotably mounted on said casing and held thereto by spring tension, said lever having an upper portion and a lower portion connected by a handle to said upper portion, said handle being located in a front portion of said casing, said lever being movable between a rest position and an actuated position,
said upper lever portion being formed with an indentation corresponding to said notch for receiving said drop chamber, said lower lever portion having an abutment, including a regulating tongue, for squeezing an infusion tube, said infusion tube being insertable free of any hindrance into said casing in the actuated position of said lever when said abutment is spaced from said infusion tube, while the abutment of said lever squeezes said infusion tube by means of said regulating tongue in the rest position of said lever, said lever being protected against any unintentional operation by a knob-like closure abutting said upper lever portion.
2. The gravity infusion regulating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein through operation of a microswitch, said closure also acts an an indicator for correct positioning of said lever, and for correct fitting of said drop chamber into said casing, enabling said electronics to give an alarm signal in the case of any operating errors, including incorrect positioning of said case and incorrect fitting of said drop chamber.
3. The gravity infusion regulating apparatus according to claim 2, wherein said casing is provided with a recess, and further comprising a battery box held in said recess by means of permanent magnets with relative opposite poles provided in the casing recess and battery, respectively.
4. The gravity infusion regulating apparatus according to claim 1 further comprising a chain secured to said casing and adapted to be fixed to a holder for a container of infusion solution, said container being located above said casing.
The invention relates to a gravity infusion regulating apparatus.
Very varied constructions of gravity infusion regulating apparatuses are already in use, because they are less expensive than infusion pumps and lead to fewer risks for patients of the e.g. air embolism and extensive extravasal infiltration types. It is generally considered that more than 95% of all infusions can be carried out with a gravity infusion regulating apparatus and it would be highly desirable if virtually any infusion stand could be equipped with such an apparatus, because even 5% glucose infusion solution can be prejudicial to the patient if administered in an uncontrolled manner. The first obstacle to the hoped for wider use thereof is the relatively high price, which limits the use of this apparatus to intensive care wards or highly active solutions. The conventional roller clip, which is normally used for setting the drop rate, can only be looked upon as an aid because, quasi per axiom it is not very reliable and requires frequent monitoring and adjustment on the part of the overburdened, expensive nursing staff. The high price of conventional infusion regulating means is mainly due to the construction, which is fundamentally derived from that of an infusion pump and is diagrammatically shown in FIG. 1. A photoelectric drop sensor 2 is attached to the drop chamber 1 of an infusion instrument and determines the actual drop rate. This drop sensor is connected by a cable to the actual regulating device 3, so that the control electronics of the device by means of an electromechanical means influences the degree of occlusion of the infusion tube 4 and coincidence can be brought about between the actual drop rate and the set desired drop rate.
The hitherto known gravity infusion regulating apparatuses, which function with commercial infusion instruments are mains operated, frequently provided with a fixed rechargeable set of batteries which can only take over the emergency power supply for 3 to 4 hours and which requires 8 to 14 hours mains operation for recharging purposes. Such apparatuses are so large and so heavy, that they must be fixed to an infusion stand tube. There are also apparatuses which can be operated with a dry battery, so that the burdensome mains supply becomes superfluous. However, even these apparatuses, due to the dimensions and weight of the power supply must be attached to stands and suffer from the disadvantage that they require specially designed, expensive, cassette-like infusion instruments to enable them to make do with a low power consumption and consequently reduce the number of battery set replacement operations. Expensive battery operation also suffers from the disadvantage that the batteries have a limited storage life and it is consequently necessary to keep them continuously in stock.
The invention solves the problem of providing a lightweight, small and inexpensive, monolithic, miniaturized gravity infusion regulating apparatus, which is not standbound, is easy to operate and whose use can be extended down to peripheral wards.
For solving this problem, a gravity infusion regulating apparatus is proposed, which can be entirely fitted to the drop chamber of an infusion instrument and is constructed as a monolithic, miniaturized apparatus.
As a result of a gravity infusion regulating apparatus constructed in this way, the disadvantages of the known apparatuses are avoided.
Further advantageous developments of the invention can be gathered from the dependent claims.
The invention is described in greater detail hereinafter relative to the drawings, wherein show:
FIG. 1 in a diagrammatic view a stand-bound infusion regulating apparatus fixed to a known drop chamber of an infusion instrument.
FIG. 2 a front view of the infusion regulating apparatus according to the invention.
FIG. 3 a side view of the infusion regulating apparatus.
FIG. 4 a section along line IV--IV of FIG. 2.
FIG. 5 a view of the infusion regulating apparatus in the direction of arrow X in FIG. 2.
FIG. 6 a view of the infusion regulating apparatus in the direction of arrow Y in FIG. 2.
The infusion regulating apparatus shown in FIGS. 2 to 6 is constructed as follows. The two-part construction (drop sensor, regulating apparatus) is replaced by a monolithic construction and the photoelectric drop detector 7, the electronics with controls 8 and the regulating mechanism are enclosed in a single casing 6. As a result of appropriate constructional measures, the weight is limited to approximately 300 g, so that it can be directly attached to the drop chamber 1, whose puncture needle is secured so firmly in the rubber stopper of the infusion solution container 9, which is held in a holder 2 that it is able to withstand without difficulty tensile stresses of 500 to 600 g.
The front part of casing 6 is constructed in such a way that it can receive the contours of a drop chamber 1 in a positively engaging manner, the drop chamber 1 being inserted frontally. A fork-like lever 10, having an upper portion 10a and a lower portion 10b connected to one another by a handle 10c, is pivotably mounted on casing 6 so as to be juxtaposed with respective upper and lower parts of the casing 6, as can be seen from FIGS. 2 and 4 of the drawing; and is held by spring tension in the direction of fall, is on the one hand responsible for the securing of drop chamber 1 by being formed on its upper portion 10a with a suitable suitable contours, such as a notch 11 and on the other hand acts with its lower portion 10b as pivotable abutment 12 for squeezing the infusion tube 4 inserted into the casing 6. As can be seen from FIG. 2, the handle 10c is located at the front of the casing 6. To ensure that lever 10 is not operated unintentionally, probably leading to run-away, a knob-like closure 13 is provided, which must be pressed down before lever 10 with its abutment 12 can be pivoted from a rest position to an actuated position. It will be seen from FIG. 5 of the drawing, that the lever 10 must be in the actuated position--shown in dash-dot-dash lines--for the infusion tube to be inserted unhindered into the casing 6, as shown in the drawing, and that, as seen in FIG. 1 of the drawing, the infusion tube 4 is connected to the drop chamber 1.
Through the operation of a microswitch 14, a knob-like closure 13 also acts as an indicator for the correct position of lever 10 and logically also for the correct fitting of drop chamber 1 and infusion tube 4 enabling the electronics to give an alarm signal in the case of operating errors.
For space-saving reasons, keyboard 15 is in simplified form and it functions in the same way as a decoding switch operated by push buttons. A LED display of the drop rate 16, which lights up continuously or with different frequencies, also contains the battery charging state display 17 and indicates that a drop has fallen by decimal point 18 flashing.
The photoelectric drop detector 7, comprising a LED and a phototransistor, is integrated into casing 6, whilst the gear driven by a ministepping motor is designed in such a way that the in each case necessary safety requirements are fulfilled, a cam operating the regulating tongue 19 in order to permit variations to the degree of occlusion of the infusion tube 4, as can be seen from FIG. 2 of the drawing. As can be seen from FIG. 6, the lower portion 10b of the lever 10 acts as an abutment, when the cam operating the tongue 19 squeezes the infusion tube 4 thereagainst. The apparatus is appropriately protected by means, such as a bellows 20 and other suitable sealing elements against backwater surges and can consequently be easily cleaned, whilst it is also protected against any outflow of the infusion solution.
The battery box 21 containing the NiCd elements and which, for purposes of easier interchangeability, is held by means of permanent magnets with relative opposite poles provided in the casing recesses and battery box, respectively. The battery box is dimensioned in such a way that at least 24 hours battery operation is guaranteed. During this time, a second battery box is fully charged in a separate charger in approximately 14 hours, so that uninterrupted operation with an adequate safety margin is ensured. Through the suitable choice of the electronic components and the display elements, the circuit is designed in such a way that power consumption is minimized. A chain 23 is fitted to a ring 22 and can be fixed to the bottle holder, in order to prevent any accidental dropping of the apparatus.
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Journalists love a good story, right? Just love one. Love the competition. Love a good race, especially in politics. Yes, there's nothing like conflict — that's the bread and butter of modern-day journalism. What media bias?
The last month disproves this fantasy. The relentless hunger of the mainstream media to run Hillary Clinton out of the race is palpable — even though there exists a real possibility of a battle that will continue all the way to the Democratic convention in August. What's more, this battle is generating excitement and ratings, with MSNBC crowing about the 8 million plus viewers it got for last week's Obama-Clinton debate. That's ten to fifteen times its ordinary rating on a weekday night.
The great story would be — Hillary stays in. She's tough. Obama feels the heat. Neither one of them has it nailed down. The superdelegates are up for grabs. It's a fight for every last superdelegate.
But that's not what's happening. Instead, you will see, tomorrow and for the rest of the week, no matter what happens tonight, a constant drumbeat that Hillary must drop out. Politicians will be sought to deliver this message. Talking heads will talk themselves hoarse on MSNBC and others. Op-eds will be drafted on the nobility Hillary will show by giving way to Obama. And so on.
The night Obama slaughtered Hillary in Iowa, and delivered that brilliant stemwinder, media liberal hearts were lost to him forever. They want her gone because they want him. Oh, how they want him. And how they will fight, fiercely, the notion that it will be good for them that there be a hot race between Obama and John McCain. They won't want that race. They want a coronation.


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Leoda's is casual style restaurant located just on the Honoapi'ilani Highway in Lahaina. We first encountered the restaurant when we were driving from Lahaina to Kihei. I spotted it on the side of the road next to a fruit juice stand. It's located in the small roadside village called Olowalu. You wouldn't miss it. It's a small farmhouse shaped restaurant. As well, there was a sign labeled "Leoda's blah blah — PIE" — that is all that was needed to get me turning left on a highway to this roadside restaurant. Who doesn't love pie?
Leoda's not only serves pies, but they also have hand-crafted sandwiches, salads, baked goodies. Just some of the pies to rave about include: apple crumb, banana cream pie, macnut choc praline, coconut cream.. and that's only the sweet pies. They also have delicious savoury pies. Yes! You got it. Chicken pot pie and a Meat n' Potatoes Pie (AKA Shepherd's Pie)
Using Maui's freshest ingredients, Leoda's takes classic traditional favourites and remixes them with a unique approach.
The food was delicious! It is a MUST to check out Leoda's Kitchen and PIE shop when you are in Maui. Chicken Pot Pie and the Coconut Cream Pie were my favourites. Did you get a chance to check this place out on your trip to Maui? What did you think?
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A faculty member may apply for a leave without pay for either personal or professional reasons. Tenured and tenure track faculty leave requests of one year or less are routinely approved so long as the faculty member's absence does not cause disruption within the program. Fixed term faculty members requesting leave without pay must return during the contracted employment period within the same fiscal year.
A period of approved leave without pay does not break the continuity of appointment, but time spent on leave without pay does not count toward eligibility for sabbatical leave and retirement.
Insurance benefits are not provided to employees when all jobs held by the employee are on leave without pay. Contact the Office of Human Resources, Benefits section to determine your eligibility for continuation of insurance coverage.
Employees should complete the Request For Leave Without Pay Form (see attached) and forward it to their department head or unit director. Requests should include reason for the leave and expected duration. The department head or unit director may deny or limit the leave period should he/she determine it is not in the department or units best interest.
Employee's leave without pay status should be reviewed and monitored annually by the department. Communication with the faculty member, verification of intent to return, and continued appropriateness of leave should also be reviewed.
Should the employee request an early return from leave without pay, approval is at the discretion of the department/unit administration.
When an individual is no longer actively involved with OSU, or the employee has opted not to return to the institution, the department/unit should submit a Termination Form to the Office of Human Resources to terminate the employee.
Faculty on leave without pay may use the Library without charge, continue to use their picture identification card, join the recreation facilities at the regular staff rate, and purchase parking and athletic facility privileges. Contact Employee Benefits (7-2805) regarding eligibility for continuation of medical and dental benefits or other employee insurances.
To put a faculty member on leave without pay, the Department/Unit:
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Pigments are colours which are applied to, but do not penetrate, a surface. They are applied as washes, or as oil paints. Dyes, on the other hand, differ from pigments in that when dissolved they penetrate and chemically bind to the material involved. They are used mostly on textiles or leather.
Many dyes do not chemically bind firmly to materials, so additives, called mordants, are used to promote absorption and chemical binding. Different mordants can produce strikingly different colour results using the same plant material. Dyes sued without mordant are called substantive dyes, while those that require a mordant to bind to fibres properly are known as adjective dyes. Mordants are usually naturally occurring materials or metal salts, one common mordant used both today and in ancient times is
alum, potassium or ammonium aluminium sulphate. Common mordants used with particular dyestuffs are detailed in the Post Harvest section. Rather than treating all dye plants here, we have selected a few plants to highlight, showing the range of colours that can be achieved with natural products.
The famous blue dye indigo comes from the leaves of Indigofera tinctoria L., a shrub native to India, but now found worldwide in the tropics and subtropics. The
genus Indigofera belongs to the pea
family (Fabaceae) and has more than 500 species, found all over the world in tropical and subtropical regions. Other species of Indigofera used for dye include:
genus also contains several
ornamental species that are cultivated for their attractive reddish purple flowers such as Indigofera heterantha Wall. ex Brandis in Britain.
Woad, or dyer's woad, comes from Isatis tinctoria L., a member of the mustard
family, the Brassicaceae. Isatis contains some 30 species of
biennial or
perennial herbs, distributed from the Mediterranean to central Asia. Isatis tinctoria is native to Europe, north Africa and western Asia, and has been cultivated for many centuries. It is a
biennial, forming an attractive rosette of bluish-grey leaves in the first year and a large
inflorescence of yellow flowers followed by black fruits in the second. Dye is produced using the leaves, especially those of the first year's growth (the rosette).
Other blue (or bluish) dyes are derived from logwood (Haematoxylon campechianum L. of the pea
family, the Fabaceae), a tree native to the forests of Central and northern South America, which produces a blue colour when mixed with certain mordants; and dyer's alkanet (Alkanna tinctoria (L.) Tausch of the borage or forget-me-not
family, the Boraginaceae). Dyer's alkanet was the primary plant adulterant used with the deep purple dyes from shellfish (molluscs), and gives a purplish blue colour depending upon the mordant used.
The roots of Reseda luteola L., a member of the mignonette
family (Resedaceae), are the source of the yellow dye called weld. Reseda is a
genus of approximately 55 species, native from the Mediterranean to central Asia. Reseda luteola is native to the lime-rich soils of the eastern Mediterranean basin and is also found in Macaronesia, but is now found naturalised throughout Europe, western Asia and North America. Another common name for Reseda luteola is dyer's rocket. Other species of Reseda are cultivated for their fragrant flowers (Reseda lutea L., Reseda odorata L.) and are called mignonette. Flowers of Reseda odorata are widely used in the perfume industry, although are odourless for some people.
Saffron, Crocus sativus L., is cultivated for its large 3-pronged stigmas, which are highly prized as both a dye and a condiment. The
genus Crocus belongs to the iris
family, Iridaceae, and contains about 80 species of corm-bearing herbs, often flowering in the spring, although some species, including saffron are autumn-flowering. Crocus sativus is a
triploid species of
hybrid origin, probably derived form the wild Greek species Crocus cartwrightianus Herbert, and is known only in cultivation. Other species of Crocus are important spring-flowering bulbs; e.g. Crocus flavus Weston, Crocus vernus (L.) Hill and Crocus chrysanthus (Herbert) Herbert. The autumn crocus belongs to a different
genus, Colchicum — also a member of the Iridaceae.
Among other important yellow dyes are those derived from turmeric (Curcuma longa L. of the ginger
family, the Zingiberaceae), which turned from red to yellow as cloth dried; and from the safflower (Carthamnus tinctoria L. of the daisy
family, Asteraceae) of western Asia. Both these plants produced reddish dyes that changed to yellow.
Henna is produced from the leaves of Lawsonia inermis L., a spindly shrub to 5 m tall in the
family Lythraceae (the loosetrife
family). Henna is the only species in the
genus Lawsonia and is found naturally in Eurasia from Iran to western India and along the Mediterranean coast of Africa, it has become naturalized in the West Indies, where it is known as West Indian mignonette, possibly due to its fragrant flowers. Despite its species name, which means 'spineless', adult plants of Lawsonia can be extremely spiny. The common name henna comes from the Farsi language of Iran (Persia) while in Egypt the common name is khenna, in Arabic al khenna, in Indian it is know as mendee, whilst in Britain it is sometimes known as Egyptian privet. Other members of the
family Lythraceae include the crape myrtle (also sometimes known as Pride of India), Lagerstroemia indica L. and the purple loosestrife, Lythrum salicaria L., in which Charles Darwin studied sex expression in flowers. The dye from henna was usually used to tint hair or skin rather than cotton or wool fabrics.
Several species of the
genus Rubia in the coffee
family, Rubiaceae, are the source of bright red dyes. Rubia is a
genus of some 60 species found from the Mediterranean through Africa and Asia, and the Americas. The
genus is related to the familiar bedstraws (Galium spp.), and resembles them in its whorled leaves and small white flowers. Madder, also known as dyer's madder, is obtained from the roots of Rubia tinctorum L. a native of southern Europe and Asia Minor; this species is also used for the production of rose madder and madder brown paints. Munjeet or Indian madder, Rubia cordifolia L., is native to the mountainous regions of tropical and temperate Asia, and is also found in Africa. Unlike Rubia tinctorum, the entire plant is used to produce the dye. Rubia cordifolia is still used extensively in Nepal, where interest in native and natural dyestuffs is popular. Species of Rubia are also used in medicine, such as Rubia peregrina L. from Europe and the Mediterranean, which was also used locally in the same way as were the other species of Rubia. Other members of the
family Rubiaceae include; coffee (Coffea arabica L.); Psychotria ipecacuanha (Brot.) Stokes, the source of the purgative ipecac; and Cinchona, the source of quinine.
Another important early source of reds was brazil wood — named not for the country, but for the colour of red hot coals. The original brazil wood was Caesalpinia sappan L. (Fabaceae) from the Malay Peninsula and Indonesia; as the name implies, it was the wood that was used to produce the dye.
Oaks (the
genus Quercus of the
family Fagaceae) often produce
galls as a response to attack by insects and mites. Inside each of these
galls is usually a developing larva whose interaction with the plant chemistry causes growth and production of chemicals. The
galls are a valuable source of
tannin. The Aleppo oak, Quercus infectoria Oliv., is a frequently used source of
galls in Mediterranean Europe. Aleppo
tannin is also used in making ink.
Leaves and fruits from several species of walnuts, Juglans spp. (Juglandaceae) were used to produce a black dye. Anyone who has prepared walnuts from the fruits will know of the staining properties of walnut sap — it turns the fingers dark black for several weeks. The
genus Juglans contains more than 20 species most are native to eastern Asia and North America, but several species also occur in the Andes and others in Europe. Juglans nigra is a species from the central and eastern United States, and is also used for wood and its edible seeds. Juglans regia L. is the English walnut, highly prized for its edible seeds.


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3 cups
all-purpose flour
egg, beaten
1 cup
lukewarm water
1 teaspoon
white sugar
1 teaspoon
lard, melted
1 pinch
1 1/2 cups
butter, melted
1 cup
toasted bread crumbs
1 cup
ground walnuts
3 1/2 pounds
apples - peeled, cored and thinly sliced
3/4 cup
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1 3/4 cups
white sugar
The inside was delicious but the dough was hard. The second time i made it, i did not cook it as long and buttered it up well before going into the over. It was PERFECT!
The filling is delicious, but the dough becomes very hard.
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Use phyllo dough instead of trying to make the recipe version. The phyllo is a lot better, not tough, but light and flaky like I remember struedel tasting when I lived in Germany.
It tasted good but I had some trouble with the dough... it got very hard on the outside.
The first time I also had a hard crust, but I followed the advice of another reviewer, rolled it thinner and added at least 1/2 cup more melted butter. It was perfect! I wish I had used tart apples, but the filling is just so delicious. This makes a lot of strudel and my husband loved it so much he at half of it himself!
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Stray dog situation causes worry at child care center
A pack of stray dogs roaming near a Jonesboro child center has, so far, successfully eluded law enforcement and left parents feeling frazzled.
In recent weeks, parents and grandparents have witnessed a handful of dogs nip at their tires and chase their cars as they attempt to drop off or pick up their children at Jonesboro Child Care Center, located at 407 W. Main St.. With approximately 40 preschool- and school-age children at the facility, the Lee County Sheriff's Office and Animal Control have been contacted to address the safety concerns.
The dogs do not appear to be vicious, according to the center's co-director Robin Godfrey, and no injuries have been reported.
"They are chasing cars when parents are dropping children off or picking them up," Godfrey said. "It's just a little unnerving. They started out as two, and they've gotten up to four or five. We are just a little concerned."
The children are kept inside as a precaution when the dogs are spotted near the center, Godfrey said.
"If we see them, we go immediately inside," she said. "We haven't had any incidents, and we don't want to take any chances."
Some parents and grandparents have contacted local law enforcement about the dogs, and Godfrey said she's personally spoken to the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
"We have spoken to the sheriff, and he has spoken to us," she said. "And they are doing what they can."
Sheriff's Office Lt. TC Yarborough, who oversees Animal Control, said the department is aware of the situation and is working to round up the animals as best and as quickly as possible.
Lee County Sheriff Tracy Carter urged parents to immediately call the sheriff's office if they see the pack of dogs and not to approach the animals themselves.
"When they pack up like this, they can become aggressive," he said. "So we don't recommend [they approach the animals], and they can call us and let us know an approximate location."
Joanie Tyree, who has called the sheriff's office about the dogs twice in as many weeks, said her 4-year-old granddaughter is terrified to enter the child care center when the dogs surround their vehicle.
"To me, they are a threat," she said. "When you have 2, 3, 4 year olds out there, the first thing they are going to do if a dog comes toward them is run. And the dogs see that as prey and [will] attack them."
The dogs are a hazard, Tyree said, and the sheriff's office needs to take further measures to capture the animals.
"The [child care center] administration is protecting the children, and I wish the sheriff's department would live up to the same standard," she said.
Killing the animals, possibly with firearms, is the department's last resort, but Carter said they will take action to keep the dogs from reproducing and becoming a larger pack.
"We know people get frustrated with an animal problem like that, but we are doing all we can," he said. "We are not going to stop, and we will continue to deal with it until it is not a problem anymore."


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Help start her summer off right with this unique gift beach & gourmet gift basket! Features a beautiful summer beach tote filled with a sarong and change purse as well as a nice variety of delicious gourmet snacks, cookies, and candies! She'll enjoy all summer long!Dim: 10-in L x 6-in W x 14-in H
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Webb announces new program for 2012-2013
J. F. Webb High School will launch a new technology program during the 2012-2013 school year. Referred to as Advance21, the program was designed with the goal of producing the most technologically advanced students in the state in mind. High-quality interdisciplinary learning experiences designed to challenge students academically through the development of the problem-solving, critical thinking and communication skills needed for digital career will be emphasized.
The program will break down by grade level as follows:
• Ninth grade: Science Visual I and II — introduction to complex graphics tools to increase their understanding of technical, mathematical and scientific concepts; creation of 3-D environments using conceptual visualization computer applications.
• 10th grade year: Computer Engineering I and II — basic knowledge of installing, configuring, upgrading, troubleshooting and repairing computer systems. (Students can receive a CompTIA A+ certification by completing the exam.)
• 11th grade: Game Art Design I and II — introduction to techniques and principles used in game design, including mathematical and virtual modeling, audio and visual effects, rendering, modeling and animation techniques; Cisco Networking Home and Small Business course — development of an understanding of Internet Service Providers, networking addressing services, wireless and basic security; volunteer community service hours — an authentic learning experience with the Granville County Schools Information Technology Department
• 12th grade: off-campus internship — an opportunity for hands-on experience (possibility of paid internship).
Only J. F. Webb High School students may participate in the program. Participants will need to complete an application, be interviewed by the program director, and maintain an 2.7 GPA (in all classes) and 3.0 GPA in program specific classes.
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Pamela Kay Moore, 60
Pamela Kay Moore, 60 of Portsmouth, passed away peacefully, Friday Jan. 4, 2013 at Southern Ohio Medical Center surrounded by her family and friends. She was born Dec. 28, 1952 in Portsmouth to Andrew Sissel of West Portsmouth and the late Pauline Sylvia McGraw Sissel. She was a homemaker and of the Freewill Baptist Faith. Along with her mother Pam was preceded in death by a son Robert Matthew Moore.
Pam is survived by her father Andrew Sissel, a son Jason Andrew Moore of Portsmouth, a brother Michael (Patricia) Sissel of West Portsmouth and a sister Andrea (Kevin) Zaph of West Portsmouth, 3 nieces; Melissa (Greg) Sissel Sites, Dr. Lorra (Andy) Sissel Fuller and Kenzie Zaph, 3 nephews; Michael (Beth) Sissel II, Kellen Zaph and Kris Zaph, 3 great nieces; Alyvia and Alayna Sites, Rylee Fuller and a great nephew Hunter Sissel.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday Jan. 8, 2013 at the Roger W. Davis Funeral Home in West Portsmouth with Reverend David Sibole officiating and interment in McKendreeCemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday and one hour prior to the service on Tuesday. Condolences may be sent to www.rogerwdavisfuneralhome.com.


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If you are like most women, once in your early 30s, you start noticing annoying little lines that becoming permanent on your face, when you smile or frown. Alas, if only there was something as the fountain of eternal youth that we could drink from that could permanently banish those lines. Of course there is no such fountain! But modern day technology has given us several options to fan our flames of vanity, one of which is botox.
Botox is the trade name for botulinum toxin A. It's a neurotoxin (one that affects the nervous system) and is produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. Despite its highly toxic nature it's used in small quantities to treat muscle spasms and achieve a youthful look. Botox was approved by the Food and Drug Association of U.S. in 2002.
Botox is far more effective and less costly than a surgical face lift or any other anti-aging treatments. It is extremely efficient in reducing wrinkles on the face and neck areas. This treatment successfully plumps up the glabellar (frown) lines that add years to one's appearance. It revitalizes and rejuvenates the face taking away all signs of age and stress. You needn't wait for weeks to recover from face lifts, all it takes now is a needle prick and within a quarter of an hour you're free to go. The results of a Botox treatment can be seen in a matter of a few days. The best part about it is that it's a non-surgical process. Botox also helps treating excessive underarm sweating and studies show that Botox may aid in the treatment of foot ulcers.
However, results of botox last anywhere between 4 to 6 months after which you will have to undergo the process again. Since it numbs and hardens muscles, it may give your face a permanent surprised or scowling look. This is something you really need to think about before you consider botox – do you prefer a porcelain, slightly unnatural finish over fine lines? You may suffer from allergic reactions to Botox. If you take antibiotics regularly there is a higher chance of you developing a reaction. During pregnancy and breast feeding, women are strictly advised against Botox for the safety of the child who is dependent on the mother for nutrition. Some patients complain of bruising at the site of the injection. The most common side effects following the use of Botox are headache, respiratory infection, eyelids drooping, nausea, and flu syndrome (around 3% of total number of people injected). In rare cases Botox can spread to the neighboring muscles and cause temporary paralysis in that muscle.
Make sure you consult an experienced practitioner before treating your face with Botox, and also get plenty of second opinions from others in the community who have had Botox done.
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Cannabis and cash found in police raid on Cinderford home
Posted: April 17, 2014|
CASH and drugs which came to just under £3,000 were found when police raided a Cinderford home, a court heard.
Martin Rowles, 54, admitted possession of cannabis with intent to supply and possession of cocaine at his High Street home when he appeared before Stroud Magistrates' Court.
Teresa Perry, prosecuting, said 132.5 grams of 'skunk' cannabis worth £1,335, £1,520 in cash and six mobile phones were found when his home was searched on November 9 last year. She said £65-worth of cocaine was found on him when he was searched at a police station.
"He had a safe under the bed, which he told police about," she told the court on Monday, April 14. "He said in police interview that the money was a kitty which his friends contributed to, and they withdrew the drug when they needed it."
Kirsty Gordon-Cleaver, defending, said it was a lower end offence of its kind and he was suitable for a community order.
The case was adjourned to the same court on May 7 for sentence.


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Corrections officers get their day
Posted By Bob Jordan On July 17, 2012 @ 2:40 pm In Uncategorized | Comments Disabled
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno signed legislation Tuesday designating July 30 as annual "Corrections Officer Day.'' Bill sponsors were Sen. Jeff Van Drew and Assemblymen Nelson Albano and Matthew Milam, all Democrats from Cape May County.
Bill A-481 is also known as "Fred Baker's Law" after Senior Corrections Officer Fred Baker, who was stabbed to death by an inmate at Bayside State Prison in 1997.
Guadagno, who is acting governor while Gov. Chris Christie campaigns out of state for GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, said July 30 will be a time to recognize and honor all corrections officers.
Guadagno in her former job as Monmouth County sheriff oversaw operations of the county jail.
"I know firsthand how dangerous the duties of a corrections officer can be on a daily basis," she said. "They place their lives on the line every day in the service of our state and of the public safety.''
Members of Baker's family attended the Statehouse bill-signing.
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Emptiness Seeking Asylum
True to it's name, this is a very haunting story. The artwork is very interesting, generic but high quality on the surface, for sure. But deeper than that, the colors are brilliant, very soft and faded, and I doubt this issue would've been half as impactful had it not been for the uncanny and almost hollow tone the coloring set.
This is a story with a very unique sense of direction. There's no one big villain with a plan, just a lot of strange things happening in a madhouse full of villains. But none of them truly play the role of the villain, and even the apparent specter isn't the villain. The closest thing this story has to a true villain is the intended target of the ghost, but he doesn't perpetrate any villainous acts in this present day of the story, nor does he antagonize Batman whatsoever. Batman is almost an outsider to this story, and yet his participation is strangely vital.
There are aspects both predictable and surprising to this story, so I don't want to dig too deeply or I'll spoil the whole thing. Suffice to say, there was quite a mysterious nature all around, so this story had me at the edge of my seat from the start and all throughout. It was nice to see Maxie Zeus take some spotlight, he's often a very under-appreciated villain for being one of the more clinically insane of Batman's foes, and he ended up being a perfect choice for his role in this story, as was the often overused Joker. In fact, there's a sense that all the players in this tale are just set pieces and could be anyone, but at the same time everyone was very carefully chosen for their role. It's deceptively deep for such a detached kind of storytelling.
The ending was a foregone conclusion, something which you'll realize at some point towards the very end, and it helps craft the haunting atmosphere of the tale in a neat little bow, but the way Joker references the outcome and the motivation is a bit too ambiguous. He leaves things up in the air, which can make a good ending, but purports a reason that is an answer, but one too vague. I feel like the word choice could've been a little better, or we could've gotten a slightly more definitive answer without compromising the ghostly tone, but the way it is, the ending kind of deflates some of the quality of the issue going out.
In Conclusion: 4.5/5
Every month I look forward to Legends of the Dark Knight for something very different from Batman, and that's always what I get. Despite the constantly shifting creative teams, this is a very safe buy. You won't get anything that ruins continuity or drags on too much, or excessively crosses over or anything like that. You get quality Batman stories with all sorts of unique and compelling or touching seasoning. This issue is no exception at all, and a definite must for Maxie Zeus fans.


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That's probably what killed him.
(Too soon?)
Not soon enough! Jobs was a class 'A' douche-bag. He openly flaunted patents, stole IP (every "original" design he ever produced or commissioned was a direct copy of an existing item from another company, Baun suffered greatly from this http://www.idigitaltimes.com/data/images/full/2012/09/04/1223-braun-or-apple.jpg) and bullied countless REAL innovators out of business. The only "multi-touch" he ever created was what he did to customers' wallets, or it would be if screwing idiots over was anything remotely original. Jobs also abandoned and denied paternity of his first child and summarily ended all philanthropic programs (that's charity if anyone is wondering) sponsored by Apple when he took control. The only thing he ever achieved personally was to make sure anyone wearing a turtle neck (skivvy in local parlance) look like even more of a douche. What did Jobs ever do to us? He screwed us. All of us. Even those who have never and will never buy any iShit suffer because of what he's done to the industry as a whole.


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The Dow up 95 points yesterday. Gold flat.
"Investors start to fret over renewed threat of stagflation," says a headline in today's Financial Times.
You remember stagflation from the '70s. Prices rose. The economy didn't.
It seems to be happening again – thanks to the feds.
The economy is caught between an unstoppable force on one side and an immovable object on the other. Between a Great Correction…and awful money-printing. Deflation and inflation.
"Don't fight the Fed," say the old-timers. The Fed's easy money is boosting up prices all over the world. Not all prices…at least not in the US and other advanced economies. But prices for key "auction-priced" goods – such as food and energy…and stocks…are going up fast. The typical US stock has gained 100% in the last two years. (We are coming up to the 2-year anniversary of this rally next week.) And yesterday, we paid more than $6 a gallon for diesel fuel in France.
Meanwhile, the private sector is in the grip of a Great Correction. It hit a wall in the crisis of '07-'09. It wants and needs to sober up, dry out, go through rehab…to discharge its debts, to de-leverage and correct mistakes.
A piece in The International Herald Tribune underlined one of the effects of this process:
"Shaken by the recession, Americans adopt a new frugality…
"Cars, phones, and clothes, once easily discarded, are being kept in use longer…"
The article went on to quote one expert who says people are now "upgrading for necessity, not vanity."
The public mood is changing…the zeitgeist is evolving with the economy. The lumpenconsumer isn't the spendthrift he used to be. Because he no longer believes he is getting richer. His house is falling in price. His job, if he has one, no longer gives him the hope of wage gains.
While the feds pump up prices worldwide, the average fellow in America or Europe is unable to keep up. Local products and services are actually falling in price as he eases off his buying habits.
But prices that depend on global markets and energy are going up rapidly.
The result: the irresistible force of Fed money-printing collides with the immovable object of a Great Correction…
…in the smash-up, the debris flies in every direction…giving us a bewildering, mixed up picture that looks a lot like stagflation.
A couple of distortions make the real picture even harder to see.
The feds refract prices through their own bent glass. They filter out the things that are going up – food and energy. Then, they publish a "core" inflation figure and congratulate themselves for a steady, apparently stable price structure.
What is really happening, of course, is that they're showing only a part of the picture. Taking out the key components, the feds necessarily magnify those that are left – principally housing, which has clearly gone down. The consumer who neither eats nor heats nor travels may enjoy stable prices. The rest of us see our purchasing power eaten away by rising prices for gasoline, cereal, bread, and a lot more.
The other distortion concerns how much consumers have to spend. If you look at income gains in America over the last 10 years, you will find that, on average, people got richer.
But the wealth created during that period did not get distributed widely. Instead, it was concentrated in the hands of "the rich." To make a long story short, the wealth created in the '00s was mostly fraudulent – based on unwise increases in debt. Still, many people managed to pocket huge sums of money – notably, people in the financial sector…or people with financial assets. This leads to the myth that "people" are richer now than they were 10 years ago. They're not. The typical person did not participate in the money-shuffling of the last decade, except in a modest and unfortunate way. He bought a house for more than it was worth; now he sinks lower in his chair every time he reads the real estate section of the paper. His net worth declines.
Straighten out these distortions and the picture is grim. Low incomes. High debt. Falling house prices. Rising prices for almost everything else.
Stagflation? Yes…it's just the latest evolution of the Great Correction.
The private sector is still off-loading debt, as near as we can see. But the feds are adding to it. Result? Net, debt goes up worldwide.
So what? Kyle Bass had this little reflection. Read it twice:
We ask ourselves, and urge you to ask yourself one simple question: Does debt matter? It was excess leverage and credit growth that brought the global economy to its knees. Since 2002, global credit has grown at an annualized rate of approximately 11%, while real GDP has grown approximately 4% over the same timeframe – credit growth has outstripped real GDP growth by an astounding 275%. We believe that debt will matter like it has every time since the dawn of financial history. Without a resolution of this global debt burden, systemic risk will fester and grow.
*** The Zombie Wars continue.
There were street clashes in Athens last week. Little wonder. Unemployment among young Greeks is 35%. Why? The geezers have rigged the game against them. They put the price of labor-force participation so high – with regulations, social charges, minimum wages and so forth – that businesses are reluctant to take on young, untrained workers.
Why so many restrictions? They were put in place to protect the old, established, now zombified workforce.
When you are permitted to rig a system for your own benefit it is not surprising that people find clever and corrupt ways to do it. We read yesterday about a hospital in Athens – on the verge of bankruptcy, of course – with 35 gardeners on its staff. What was remarkable about this was that the hospital had no garden.
And now, the Greeks are threatening to bring the whole system crashing down. In Paris, youthful scofflaws frequently jump over the turnstiles in the subway. People look the other way – even people who are supposed to be working for the subway and enforcing its rules. But in Greece, the whole society seems to be jumping over the turnstiles. This report from MSNBC:
The "I won't pay" movement spreads across Greece… They blockade highway tollbooths to give drivers free passage. They cover subway ticket machines with plastic bags so commuters can't pay. Even doctors are joining in, preventing patients from paying fees at state hospitals. Some call it civil disobedience. Others a freeloading spirit. Either way, Greece's "I Won't Pay" movement has sparked heated debate in a nation reeling from a debt crisis that's forced the government to take drastic austerity measures – including higher taxes, wage and pension cuts, and price spikes in public services.
Bill Bonner
for The Daily Reckoning
Since founding Agora Inc. in 1979, Bill Bonner has found success in numerous industries. His unique writing style, philanthropic undertakings and preservationist activities have been recognized by some of America's most respected authorities. With his friend and colleague Addison Wiggin, he co-founded The Daily Reckoning in 1999, and together they co-wrote the New York Times best-selling books Financial Reckoning Day and Empire of Debt. His other works include Mobs, Messiahs and Markets (with Lila Rajiva), Dice Have No Memory, and most recently, Hormegeddon: How Too Much of a Good Thing Leads to Disaster. His most recent project is The Bill Bonner Letter.
I have only one thing to say. This can't end well.
The Greeks think everything is free in life?….unbelievable. Suicide by entitlement.
Haven't the Argentines figured out the solution to excess debt? One Quilmes, One Lomo and a big fat default.
The answer is staring us in the face. Maybe Dick Cheney was right all along, Deficits don't matter.
"The Greeks think everything is free in life?"
No, the Greeks don't think everything is free in life. They just don't want to take on debt that was created by others (bankers, the elite, etc.). Their practice of not paying is a form of civil disobedience; of not playing along. Unfortunately, their sense of entitlement doesn't help either.
No, this will not end well…
35 gardeners and no garden. Sorta like 170 plus military bases around the world with no enemy to fight. This is how gov creates jobs. Is this the work of the best & the brightest, or dumb & dumber?
Deficits don't matter since they don't ever intend to pay. They need a war and a war they shall have.
ode to a grecian billy joe: screw the goobermint!
a hospital without a garden is like a doctor without a soul.
Every people gets the government it deserves.
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Cross Country | Sunday, November 16, 2008
Bearcat Cross Country Teams Receive At-Large Selections to NCAA Championships
SALEM, ORE. -- The Willamette University men's and women's cross country teams have been selected for at-large berths into the NCAA Division III National Championships, set for Saturday, Nov. 22 at the L.S. Ayres Complex in Hanover, Ind. As a result, the Bearcats will compete for the national team and individual titles with full squads entered in both the men's 8-kilometer and the women's 6-kilometer races.
Overall, each race at the NCAA Championships will include 32 teams of seven runners each, plus 56 individuals runners. The maximum field size is 280 runners in each race.
A total of 16 teams in each sport (men's and women's) received automatic qualifying berths by winning one of the eight Regionals on Saturday, Nov. 15. The final 16 teams in each field were selected on Sunday from the list of teams placing third, fourth or fifth in Regional competition.


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By President John L. Lahey I am pleased to announce that effective July 1, 2013, Dr. Mark Thompson will be promoted to the newly-created position of Executive Vice President/Provost. In this position he will serve as the university's chief operating… Read More ›
School of Education
Quinnipiac professors, students teach Hamden Middle School students more about anthropology
Approximately 100 Hamden Middle School students participated in three days of hands-on learning at Quinnipiac University's Bristol-Myers Squibb Center for Science Teaching and Learning. Please click here to see photos. Please click here to see video. "They're learning a little… Read More ›
Expert on urban and minority education to lecture Oct. 16
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Quinnipiac grants tenure to six faculty members
Quinnipiac recently granted tenure to the following faculty members: Gary Alger, associate professor of education, School of Education Shelley Giordano, associate professor of diagnostic imaging, School of Health Sciences William Jellison, associate professor of psychology, College of Arts and Sciences Alexander Laskin, associate professor of public relations, School… Read More ›
Area teachers participate in three-day training session at Quinnipiac for prospective TEAM mentors
The School of Education at Quinnipiac University sponsored a three-day training session for area educators who aspire to mentor new teachers in the state's Teacher Education and Mentoring (TEAM) Program. TEAM is a collaborative endeavor focused on student achievement that brings together beginning teachers and… Read More ›
School of Education formalizes partnership with schools in New Haven and Norwalk
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Thank you all so much!
-I don't think I'm ready to even think about CO2 yet. I'm sure I will eventually, once I get the hang of the basics.
-Uprooted the java fern! I had no idea what it was or what it needed. Hope that helps. Thanks for helping identify the plants! The names sound vaguely familiar from buying them at the LFS...
-Tested water at LFS. Near perfect.
-Added hornwort (temporarily?) and water sprite to fill in spots. And a banana plant, just for kicks.
-Forgot to pick up a timer, definitely need to keep the light on more/more regularly.
A couple more newbie questions -
1. Should I trim off brown areas on the java fern?
2. I don't have a very well-planted tank, or very many fish. Is fertilizer something I should be thinking about at all?
Hopefully stuff grows this time! Thank you all, I feel like this tank is way less... doomed...
If the tank has been up and running then your bacteria colony is probably fine. If/when you add more fish, just do it slowly so the bacteria have time to adjust. It is much easier for the colony to multiply than it is to get started, so you're in good shape.
The good news is the plants you have in the tank are virtually unkillable. If you want to see real growth though, the single most important thing is lighting. Your current plants do not need ferts or co2, just give them a steady amount of light per day and change the water occasionally. I don't know the exact kind of bulbs you have, but the kind you want are "Daylight" bulbs that you can find at almost any store. The bulbs in the range of 6500-6700K are the perfect color temperature. You're on the right track with the timer, it will make everything way easier.
The key is to be consistent. All your plants will be fine. Hornwort is a weed and will grow like crazy anywhere. Tie your java fern to a rock or a piece of sinking wood with fishing line and it will thank you. Then just add fish as you see fit. Fish are good for the plants and the plants are good for the fish, it's a beautiful thing.
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The Innovation Station provides a physical space for student entrepreneurs to meet and work on their ventures. This is an open, creative, flexible space equiped with white boards, felt boards, tables, chairs, overhead video projection and video conferencing capability and more. We encourage our student and faculty entrepreneurs to take full advantage of this space as you develop out the concept and business model for your venture. The Innovation Station is located on the second floor of Reynolda Hall in the Office of Career and Personal Development, 230 Reynolda Hall. Key-card access is required. See Lisa Burton in the CICE office at 230 Reynolda Hall.
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School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|European Council for International Schools
State or regional independent school association
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Student Body
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Finances and Admission
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|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|24 extracurriculars
|Contemporary Arts Society, Dance Lab, Darkroom Photography, Digital Photography, Dwight TV, Green Roof Space Research and Design, Green Team, Improv Performance Group, Institute for Civic Leadership Fellows Program, Jazz Band, Mock Trials, Model UN, Newspaper, Performance Music, Portfolio Prep, Prom Committee, Spinning, Student Council, Tai Chi, Upper School Theater Production, Upper School Vocal Ensemble, Yearbook, Yoga, Young Writers Society Dance Lab, Dwight TV, Green Team, Jazz Band, Mock Trials, Model UN, Newspaper, Portfolio Prep, Prom Committee, Spinning, Tai Chi, Yearbook, Yoga, Contemporary Arts Society,
Darkroom Photography,
Digital Photography,
Green Roof Space Research and Design,
Improv Performance Group,
Institute for Civic Leadership Fellows Program,
Performance Music,
Student Council,
Upper School Theater Production,
Upper School Vocal Ensemble,
Young Writers Society,
School Notes:
spanning three programs (the Primary Years, Middle Years, and Diploma Programs) for students from preschool through grade12. Recognized worldwide as the "goldstandard" in pre-university acdemic preparation, the IB curriculum enables Dwight to educate internationally minded individuals who will become caring,principled global leaders.
A Dwight education rests on three pillars: Personalized Learning – Dwight's world-class faculty is
dedicated to finding what makes each student special and unique. This student-centered focus enables
Dwight to support the development and individual interests of each child from the very start of a Dwight
education in the Early Childhood Division.Whether fostering an exceptional talent, providing tailor-made enrichment, or offering support within the academic arena, Dwight values and recognizes each
student's gifts and talents and nurtures them every step of the way.Community – Dwight is a close-knit
community in which every student can flourish and be empowered to make a difference. Both the School
and the IB embed community awareness and service into numerous aspects of student life – and across
all grades – to enrich the School community itself, as well as the local and global communities beyond
campus. Students have a plethora of service programs and opportunities from which to choose, and
are encouraged to develop their own personal projects that can help make the world a better place.
Global Vision – Dwight's diverse community includes students and faculty representing over 40 countries.
Offering instruction in thirteen languages, with immersion language programs beginning at age two,
Dwight encourages students tosee the world from a broader global perspective. The IB curriculum,
which is the same everywhere in the world, further promotes a sense of international-mindedness. I
n addition, Dwight School in New York is the flagship campus of The Dwight Schools, a global network
of campuses and programs in London, Seoul, Beijing, and on Vancouver Island. Being part of this wider
Dwight global community provides students with opportunities to participate in a wide range of cross-campus
curricular programs and trips. Dwight has a comprehensive college guidance program that helps each student find a college or university that suits his/her interests, personality, and future goals.Recent Dwight graduates have attended
some of the world's premier academicinstitutions, including Harvard, Yale, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Columbia,Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Johns Hopkins, McGill, New York University,
theUniversity of Pennsylvania, and Oxford.
Profile last updated: 07/30/2013
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