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If I am being charged with a violation, what will happen next?
You will receive a letter from a staff member asking you to make an appointment or assigning you a time to meet with the hearing officer. The letter will also describe any charges. It is important to make an appointment and attend it. Ignoring the situation will not make the matter go away.
I received a letter from my hall director about my hearing. What should I do now?
If you receive a letter, contact the staff member back and schedule an appointment by the deadline stated in the letter.
What do I need to do to prepare for my hearing?
Review The Citizen and your rights during a hearing.
What will happen during my hearing?
During the meeting, the hearing officer will review The Citizen, discuss the conduct process including how we receive reports and resolution options, and provide an opportunity to share additional information regarding the incident. At the conclusion of the hearing, the hearing officer will make a decision.
What if I was not aware of a rule and didn't know I was breaking it?
Lack of knowledge or awareness of a policy is not an excuse for misconduct. Every student is responsible for knowing the policies and regulations of St. Norbert College.
Are student organizations expected to comply with The Citizen?
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Will conduct sanctions appear on my academic transcript?
No, disciplinary sanctions will not appear on your academic transcript.
Where is the office of student judicial affairs located?
The office is located on the first floor of Todd Wehr Hall next to Financial Aid and the Registrar.
What are my rights during a hearing?
A full description of student rights during a hearing is listed on our website.
Will anyone ever request to see my conduct record?
The office processes dean's certification requests which are required of some professional schools (law, medicine, pharmacy, etc), graduate schools, undergraduate schools for transferring students, and/or other academic programs such as study abroad. Dean's certification provides information that verifies a student's conduct record (or lack thereof) and/or academic record at St. Norbert College.
Where can I get a FERPA release form so my parents can talk about my case with you?
Download the FERPA authorization form. You can also get a copy of the form from your hall director or residential education and housing main office located in Todd Wehr Hall. This form is only valid for six months and a new one will need to be completed if the date of your signature has expired.
How do I know a message in my email inbox is from your Office?
The subject of the email will state "Communication from Student Judicial Affairs." You can also call our office to clarify any questions that arise.
Can I study abroad if I have a disciplinary history?
It depends on the disciplinary sanction assigned to you. Specifically, if you are on Disciplinary Probation or higher you are ineligible to study abroad.
Can I have a conduct case for an incident that occurred off-campus?
Yes. The College reserves the right to take appropriate action when, in the judgment of College officials, the alleged conduct has a negative impact on the College and broader community and/or mission of the College.
I have been assigned StrengthsQuest. Who can I contact with my questions?
We are here to assist you. Feel free to contact Tabea Bakke for more information.
What if I decide not to show up for my meeting with my hearing officer?
A new case will be opened for the charge of non-compliance and higher sanctions will likely occur.
How do I access my student conduct letter?
Your access code to this letter is your SNC Student Identification Number (all 9-digits).
What happens if I do not complete my assigned educational sanctions?
You will be assessed a fine and an adverse event will be noted in your disciplinary file until the sanction is complete.
I have been told I broke a policy in my Housing Agreement. Where can I find a copy of the Housing Agreement online?
You can access the most updated version of the Housing Agreement here.
I am having technical difficulties with accessing My Student Body. What are my options for assistance?
Click "Site Help" at the bottom of every screen on MyStudentBody to get answers to common questions. If you have a question about course deadlines or other campus-specific issues, please contact us at 920-403-3054.


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Oldham makes attempt to rejoin Lee Commissioners
Although two names are set to appear on the May 6 Democratic primary ballot for the Lee County Commission District 4 seat, both candidates intend to support the same person.
Former Lee County Commissioner Larry "Doc" Oldham and Leverne Kinney both filed for the District 4 seat in February, but Kinney announced in March his intention to withdraw from the campaign.
"Doc and I have the same views, and we stand for the same thing," Kinney said. "Since we share the same views and feel the same about the issues, it's better for the party to be united."
Despite his withdrawal, Kinney's name will still appear on the ballot, which were in the process of being printed when he left the race. He added that he intends to serve the community in other ways and hasn't ruled out running for office at a future date.
Oldham, 71, retired from the road construction industry, served on the board of commissioners previously but was defeated in the 2012 Republican primary. Late last year, he switched political parties.
"The local Republican Party wanted me to vote down party lines," Oldham said. "And they are not always right. Neither party is always right. I voted my conscience and for the Lee County people. And that is what I plan to do again."
Oldham said he wanted to run for political office because his native county had been good to him and he wanted to return the favor.
"I felt like I could provide a service for Lee County," he said. "I wanted to help the people of Lee County and work for the people of Lee County."
Oldham said he led the effort to put Animal Control under the purview of the Lee County Sheriff's Office, and, if elected, he intends to focus on bringing business to Lee County.
"I am a pro-business person," he said. "Our business has been stagnant for the last 24 months. … We need to take down the 'closed-for-business' sign. We need to let people know we are open for business."
Oldham added he wanted Lee County to not only grow, but grow in the right way.
"I am for a progressive Lee County," Oldham said.
The Democratic victor will face Kevin Dodson, who owns Carolina Fire Arms Training Inc. and K&L Gun Sales, in the general election. The District 4 seat is now held by Lee County Commissioner Jim Womack, who announced he is not seeking re-election in February.
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Taste of the Sem is an opportunity for high school men to spend a weekend at the Seminary to study theology, pray, worship, meet and talk with Seminary students and professors. Participants will spend time with one Seminary student at his field education congregation on Sunday morning and attend classes with him on Monday morning.
The event is designed to provide a sense of Seminary life for those who think God might be directing them toward the pastoral ministry. The main goals of Taste of the Sem are to help participants gain a better understanding of what we confess when we say, "Faith alone, Scripture alone, Grace alone," discover the significant historical impact of the Lutheran reformation on the church and world; and study the Scriptures with Seminary professors to find out why we believe in justification by grace through faith. Throughout the weekend, visitors can also participate in sports tournaments for volleyball, basketball, foosball, and ping-pong.


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Update for Windows 8.1: Note that System Image Backup in Windows 8.1 has been moved to the lower left corner of the File History tool in Control Panel as shown below.
In addition, the Windows 7 File Recovery tool in Control Panel has been renamed to the Recovery tool in Windows 8.1.
Have you recently installed Windows 8? In this article, we'll introduce you to the new options available for making Backup and Recovery in Windows 8 easier than ever, including Windows 8 File History, launching Windows System Backup and Windows 8 Refresh & Reset PC.
File History is a new feature in Windows 8 that allows you to setup a schedule for automatically saving copies of documents located in your Libraries, Contacts, Favorites or SkyDrive to an external drive or network location. File History can be leveraged for those situations where you need to recover an older version of a particular document that you've overwritten. To turn on File History, use the Control Panel -> File History applet and click the "Turn On" button.
After you've turned on File History, you'll then be able to further customize your Advanced settings, such as schedule (default = every hour), # of versions (default = all versions) to keep and % of disk space (default = 5%) to use for caching changes when your File History location is offline. In addition, you can Exclude folders that you may not want to include in your File History, perhaps if you have applications that already use built-in versioning to save documents to your Libraries.
When you're ready to restore files from File History, click the "Restore personal files" link located on the left panel of the File History applet.
Windows System Backup is still included in Windows 8! To launch the Windows Backup tool, open the Control Panel -> Windows 7 File Recovery applet and click the "Set up Backup" button. Alternatively, you can launch "sdclt.exe" from the Command Prompt to start this applet.
All of the old familiar options are there! Using Windows Backup, you can backup a full system image or selected files & folders to an external drive or network location. You can also create a system repair disc for repairing and restoring the system in the event that you encounter any boot issues.
Sometimes, a system becomes so infected or corrupted that it's easier and safer to just reset the operating system and applications back to a "normal" factory default out-of-box (OOB) experience. In Windows 8, you have two options to make this process easier than ever: Refresh (which resets the OS and applications without losing your documents and other personal files) and Reset (which resets the OS and applications and removes everything else). You can also create a Recovery Drive on a USB flash drive so that you can perform a Refresh or Reset operation even if your PC isn't bootable.
You'll find these new options in the Control Panel -> Recovery applet, along with other familiar tools like System Restore.
What do you think about these new Windows 8 Backup & Recovery features? Will they make your life easier as an IT Pro?
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Emily O'Brien: I Won't Be Happy If Ben Ends Up With Lindzi in The Bachelor 16 Finale
Emily O'Brien is glad Ben Flajnik let her go — especially before The Bachelor Season 16 hometown dates. Ben is not the type of guy Emily would want to bring home to her family, she told reporters in her exit interview, and folks have told her she dodged a bullet (or a locomotive with a bomb on board) by not being the one engaged to the guy right now. They weren't right for each other, which she says she started to feel well before she was eliminated in Belize and certainly as she watches the show back from home.
Emily also doesn't think Ben is right for her buddies in the final four, Kacie Boguskie, Lindzi Cox, and Nicki Sterling. She believes Ben and her nemesis on the show Courtney Robertson are "what each other is looking for." Watching the show back, she sees their strong connection and understands better why he was so closed off when she mentioned her anti-Courtney feelings back in Utah. She also feels sorry for Courtney, since as a human being like anyone else, it has to hurt hearing all the negative comments from the public.
Having said that, she also says this: "Honestly, my impression of Courtney was that she was just not a nice person no matter how you slice it or dice it," Emily said. "I think that some of the things she said were just hurtful and mean and a lot of them were not provoked. [...] I think she has feelings just like anyone else, but I would just say she needs to take this as a lesson that if you want people to like you, you have to change your attitude to be nice and polite and respectful and you can't say mean and spiteful things."
Read on for more from Emily's exit interview:
How shocked were you at the Rose Ceremony?
Emily O'Brien: To be completely honest, I wasn't totally shocked. When Ben pulled Courtney aside, it was sort of like a last glimmer of hope for me. I thought maybe, you know, he's finally listening to all... and seeing what we all see, but I think I kind of knew at that point that he was going to keep Courtney and that Rachel [Truehart] and I were going to be going home. Just a feeling I had.
Ben seemed to mention a lot how smart you were, which I'm sure on some level that's flattering, but on another level, do you think he was intimidated by how smart you are?
You know, I think that Ben and I connected really well on an intellectual level. I think that he also saw sort of a goofy, fun side of me and I try not to take myself too seriously and I think that came across to him. At least, that was my intention. So, he really didn't seem intimidated, but it's a possibility. Most of the time, I felt very comfortable around him and I think he felt comfortable around me also, so I think that we were — we are pretty much on the same page on that regard.
Aside from your conversations with Ben about Courtney, what other factors do you think led to you going home, sort of surprisingly?
Yes. Well, it's hard to know what Ben was thinking. I think that with the six women that were there, he felt like any one of us was a possibility and I think he saw things that were attractive to him in each one of us. But, I think what it really came down to was just a comparison of the chemistry between him and each of us and how that compared. So, I really — I really think that Ben and I connected really well in the friend level, but I'm thinking that he maybe had more romantic chemistry with some of the other girls — Lindzi and especially Courtney, so I think that that was absolutely a factor in his decision to send me home.
More so in this season, it seems like viewers are really sort of outraged by, you know, the moves Ben's making especially in terms of Courtney. Are you watching it back? Are you surprised by anything or, you know, watching the things that have happened?
Yes. Yes. I have seen the outrage and I've sort of been surprised by it because, you know, I think that as much as Courtney might not be anyone's cup of tea, she's still a human being and it's got to be difficult for her to hear what people are saying and to know that she's not being particularly well received. But, yes, I was a little bit surprised by, you know, how well he connected with Courtney on their first date in Sonoma. I was watching it and just sort of, you know, with my mouth open thinking, "No wonder that he was so closed off to me when I tried to speak to him about Courtney maybe showing - not showing her real self to Ben." Because, I thought she was very charming and I thought that they certainly had a connection that wasn't there between him and me and I don't know — it's — everything sort of started to fall into place when I watched that episode and saw how well they got along and how obviously attracted to her he was. So, I — you know, I didn't see that when I was there and I think I maybe would have acted a little bit differently. I would have maybe stepped up my own game a little bit if I knew that he was connecting with other women on that level. But yes, watching it, everything is starting to make a lot more sense to me.
Now that you've been away from it for a while, do you think that you were really falling in love with Ben, or do you think you got caught up in the competition of it, you know? All the girls vying for one man and you want to win?
You know, it really is a great question and I'm, you know, fairly competitive. I think most girls on the show have some element of competitiveness to their personalities and they — I think that it's really hard to disentangle that when you're there, when you're in the moment. I think that I was probably on the right track to fall in love with Ben. I definitely was not in love with him when I left. But, I saw some things in him that I really liked and, you know, I felt we had some really great times together. It's hard because you're in these beautiful locations and the dates are perfect. Everything's set up for you and you're with this great guy who's — you know, is also there, completely focused on you and also wanting to find love. So, it's hard to know how much of it is the environment and how much of it is what's really going on in your own heart. But, for me, I tried to sort of adjust and adapt as time went on and ignore everything else other than what was going on between the two of us. And, in that sense, I felt like my feelings were strong. I wasn't at the point of being in love, but I certainly really liked the guy and I certainly liked the direction that things were going.
Jake Pavelka, the last bachelor who didn't listen to what the women had to say, picked Vienna Girardi. And we don't know if Ben is going to pick Courtney yet, but do you think that he'll be making the same kind of major mistake?
Yes. You know, it's hard to say "mistake." I think what might be right for me or what I maybe was looking for coming into the experience is maybe different than what Ben was looking for coming into the experience. I know he was open to finding love, but from the beginning he said, "You know, I'm not here looking for a wife. I'm here looking for someone to fall in love with." So, in that sense, it's possible that, you know, whoever he ends up with, it really fits the bill of what he's looking for at this point in time. I think Ben is also — you know, he's a great guy and he's not really the type of guy to let others tell him what to do or how to think and he kind of marches to the beat of his own drum. So, I think that given that he really liked, you know, whoever he ended up with it, obviously since he chose them, I'm not sure that anyone really could have said anything to detract from that because he's, you know, very much an individual and trusts his own judgment, and I think those are good, strong qualities.
Do you regret talking to Ben so early about your feelings about Courtney? You know, do you think that's what ultimately started — you know, you off on a bad foot with Ben?
Yes. It's a great question. It's one that I've thought about a lot over the past couple of months and over the course of watching the show. And, you know, really after our date in San Francisco, I thought that we were really on a good, solid path and I got to see a goofy and smart side to this guy and I really liked what I saw. But, that sort of fun, relaxed side, I think, disappeared pretty quickly once I talked with him in Park City and after that conversation, I just felt like there was sort of a negative element that became a part of our relationship. I think now after that conversation, he started to sort of see me as antagonistic to what he wanted, at the time at least, which was Courtney. So, I did get the feeling that he was sort of going through the motions with me after that, and, you know, it's disappointing, because I wish that he'd responded differently. I wish that he had sort of supported me and encouraged me at that point and not reacted in the way that he did, which was sort of telling me to be careful and what almost felt like a threat at the time. So, I think that that made me a little bit uncomfortable in my interactions with him directly after that. And, at some point, I think that we sort of got back on track to where we needed to be, but I think it was just too little, too late. And, I think that there were some red flags in my mind, too, that I'm looking for someone who respects my opinion and respects me as a person and when I have a concern, they take that to heart and, at least can respond in an appropriate way and in a way that's supportive of me and understanding. That's not the way that I felt that he responded.
One thing about Courtney is that she's very aggressive and you probably even notice that more now watching the show. She always told Ben how she felt. She wasn't afraid to make sure she had time with him. So, do you think you and the other girls should have been more aggressive like she was?
Absolute — well, I really do. And I've thought about this a lot myself. It's an intimidating environment, especially when you're on a date with lots of other women and they're all beautiful and fun and, you know, outgoing. And you know that he's also interested in all of them. So I think that it maybe chipped away at my confidence a little bit and I wish that I had been a little bit more forward in at least telling him how I felt because he seemed to respond really well to that. And, watching the show back, that's something Courtney last episode — that she seemed like the one who really... who really cared. And, I kind of — I don't know. I was upset to hear that because I felt that we all cared and we're all obviously there. A lot of us had uprooted our lives and none of us would have been there if we didn't care. It was just an issue of not maybe showing it to the same extent that Courtney did. I think he kind of always knew where he stood with her. I think she brought up her concerns and was totally open. And, a lot of us felt like we maybe couldn't do that with him. I know I certainly did after I spoke with him in Park City because I felt like he wasn't very responsive to what I had to say. So, I think that contributed a little bit to my being closed off. But, yes, overall, I wish that maybe I had been a little bit more forward - at least more expressive about the positive things that I was feeling towards Ben.
When you and Ben were talking the second time, you kind of apologized for bringing up Courtney to him. You ended up kind of talking about it again and he said you should tread lightly and something to that effect. I mean, what went through your mind when he said that? You said you kind of took it as a threat, but I mean, didn't it make you angry?
Yes. I mean, to be honest, I was sort of in [shock]. At that point, I felt like things were good and strong between us and I was expecting him to say, "I'm sorry you're going through this and you know, please continue to come to me with these issues. I've taken your opinion to heart and I'm planning on paying attention to these things." And, he really didn't react that way at all. I thought he was very defensive and, you know, the statement about "tread lightly" and "you may not know me as well as you think you do" — those things were not what I expected to come out of his mouth at all. At that point, I felt badly because I felt like I was the one who'd make a mistake, but looking bad, I think that that conversation really should have been a red flag to me. You know, I think it showed that he [didn't] really respect what I was saying and that, I don't think, is a great sign for dealing with conflict in relationships. So, yes, at that point, I think I was maybe a little embarrassed and just surprised and sort of didn't really expect it. So, I'm not sure I reacted in totally the right way. What I probably should have done was walk out the door. I didn't do that because I sort of felt like I was in the wrong and that, you know, that I needed to make things right.
What was your reaction to seeing that he had skinny dipped with Courtney and, what's your impression of him as a guy after seeing all this stuff that he's done and said? And, like he said, sometimes not the most sensitive person?
Yes. You know, in terms of the skinny dipping, I think other girls have said this and I completely agree. I don't have a problem with it. I think it sounded like fun. We probably would have, you know, liked to have done it — maybe in a group or just... I understand the motivation behind wanting to do that with a guy that you like. But, you know, I still think you should have some element of respect for other people there. It was very early. We were only in the fifth week at that point and, you know, I think that if you make that choice and you decide to be intimate with someone in the ocean in Puerto Rico in this romantic setting, you sort of —you've got that on your mind now instead of really developing these connections with everyone. And, I don't think it was a level playing field anymore after that. And, I think it sort of clouded Ben's judgment a little bit because it was — you know, I think he had that sort of physical intimacy on his mind, instead of — instead of taking things, you know, with each woman one step at a time. And, I — I don't really disrespect Ben for that. I understand why he did. He's obviously very attracted to Courtney and wanted to take advantage of that opportunity. And, I understand that. I just wish that he had been a little bit more respectful of us and taken a second to think, "Hey, maybe - maybe this will you know - this won't keep my mind clear and help me to make the decisions that I need to make to get to the point where I need to be, which is looking for a life partner, not looking for someone just to hook up with."
It seems kind of like listening to you talking about red flags and maybe you guys were looking for different things that in the end it wasn't a bad thing that you were sent home? Do you kind of feel that way looking back on it?
You know, I do. I think I — I really liked Ben and I really enjoyed our time together — our one on one time. And, my respect for him has gone down certainly since the show has aired and since I've gotten some perspective on things. And, you know, I've had some people say that I've dodged a bullet... [or] a locomotive with a nuclear bomb strapped to it. I'm not sure that I would put it that way, but I think for sure, we were not meant to be together and he was not the right guy for me. And, I started to feel that a little bit towards the end, but I — that has been completely confirmed in my mind watching the season.
There's a lot of people that seem to be saying that maybe he deserves to be with Courtney and she deserves him. Do you feel that way? Or, do you think one of the other girls maybe would be a good match for him?
You know, I think that there's some really great girls that were there and I — I mean, I have to be honest at this point, I won't be happy if Ben ends up with Lindzi, Nicki, or Kacie. I think they deserve someone a little bit different. And someone who, I don't know, is maybe a little bit more on their level, a little more grounded and I — I'm not sure that I think that Ben and Courtney deserve each other but certainly I think they're what — they're what each other is looking for, so in that sense, I think that, you know, they may — if they end up together, I think they may be very happy with each other. We'll have to see.
If you could see Courtney and tell her one thing, what would it be? I know you had tried to apologize on the show and she wasn't really receptive to that. So, if you could see her now what would you tell her?
Yes, I haven't actually thought much about this. You know, I would just — I'd express to her regret that she had a hard time. I saw especially in the last episode that, you know, she was — she's struggling with a situation and I don't like to be the cause of someone's pain. And I, you know, I don't think that she deserves that, really. You know, we're very different people and, you know, I'm not sure that she's someone that I would really want to be an important part of my life, but I certainly think that it's sad that she — she had a hard time in the show and I think that it's also very sad that she's probably having a hard time now with some of the fall out and some of things that people are saying. You know, I think she has feelings just like anyone else, but I — I would encourage her to take this as a lesson that, you know, if you want people to like you, you have to change your attitude. You have to be nice and polite and respectful. And, you can't say mean and spiteful things. In that sense, I would just wish her luck and wish her the best and, you know, hope that we could be on good terms.
There has been a report that things are already over between Ben and the bachelorette he picked in the end. If that's true, what's your reaction to that and would that surprise you?
Yes. I have heard those. I don't know if they're true or not. I really have no idea. You know, I have a feeling, a persistent feeling from watching the show that I'm not completely certain that Ben was ready for a long term commitment. It's possible he was and I just didn't see it. So, in that regard, it wouldn't be all that surprising to me if he were not with her at this point. But, you know, it's difficult to say without knowing who he chooses in the end. And, what I can say is that I think that it's a difficult environment to have to get engaged with someone and then not be able to see them on a day to day basis, and not be able to experience real life with them. And, I think that it's an integral time in their relationship so that the fact that you have to be away from someone for several months before the finale airs is difficult and I think that in absence, it's not surprising that anyone breaks up after that. But, I do think that, you know, he knows himself well and if he is single now, I think he has probably taken quite a bit from this experience and learned a lot and I think he'll certainly land on his feet.
Let's say you weren't on the show and you're sitting at home and you're watching Courtney's behavior. You know, with even you guys, like were you just sitting at home watching this episode, like, "Oh my God, she's an awful person." Like, "How could she be saying this stuff about me and my friends?"
Yes. I'm shocked by a lot of the things. You know, a lot of the things she said to me were to my face. And, I will give her credit for that. For me, I just got very defensive about some of the things said to the other girls. Girls who I think are just absolutely think the world of. I mean, every single one of those girls that I became friends with was just a gem and had a huge heart and so fun. So, it's difficult for me to hear someone talk badly about these people, especially knowing how great they are. If I were just a viewer and watching by myself, I mean, I know that I would be reacting really negatively towards her. I think there's some things that no matter what level of editing there is, that are just inexcusable. And, knowing, you know, from being on the show that those things were not provoked by someone being mean to her first, that's the part that's most infuriating to me now. And, I'm not sure totally what the intention was there — if it was some sort of defensive mechanism, or if she wanted to go on the offensive to try to throw everyone off. I don't know what the reason is behind it. But, I can say that those things absolutely did happen — that they were shocking to me and you know, in real life, and shocking to me when I saw them on television. So, I'm not — I still don't know what the reason is. I would love to hear, you know, what it is. I think that in some ways Courtney thought she was being funny, even though no one was laughing. I think an important part of acting appropriately is to recognize other people's reactions to what you're saying and doing. As soon as the first snarky comment came out of her mouth and she realized that people weren't laughing at this and some people were kind of hurt, I think that should have been a clue to change course and maybe take a more pleasant approach to her time with us.
How has life been since the show? Have you found a lucky man?
It's been great. It's been great. Yes. I've been dating. I'm spending many hours — many, many hours a day working on my dissertation. I'm hoping to graduate in May so I have gotten right back into the swing of things and I'm enjoying watching the show. Yes. It's been great.
If you had been the lucky lady at the end of the show with the ring on your finger watching the show back, do you think the relationship would have lasted, or would you have broken things off?
It's a great question. I just don't know. I know there's several things that I would have been really, really upset about and really disappointed about. And, who knows if Ben would have shared those things with me, you know, throughout the course of the last few months and before they aired. I would probably — it would have taken probably some time to build up trust again. And I think I would have been just pretty flabbergasted by some of the things that went on. If that would have been a deal breaker for me, I really don't know. I didn't — like I said, I didn't get to the point of actually falling in love with him, so if those feelings were there at that point in time, then I may have been a little more forgiving. I know myself and I think I would have had a really difficult time watching some of what transpired.
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Cowboys have few worthy Pro Bowl candidates
IRVING – Fan voting for the Pro Bowl ends today. The Cowboys likely will have their fewest players at the game since DL La'Roi Glover was the lone representative in 2002. That's quite a drop for a club that had nine representatives at last season's game and an NFL-record 13 in 2007. Only three players […] [Read More]
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DALLAS – Cowboys OLB DeMarcus Ware's two sacks of Rex Grossman in Sunday's 33-30 win over Washington was his first multi-sack game since he registered two against Tennessee in Week 5. Ware has 11.5 sacks for the season, marking his fifth-straight year with at least 10 sacks. The record for consecutive seasons with double digit […] [Read More]
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ARLINGTON – David Buehler is coming into his own after kicking the game-winning field goal in the Cowboys' last two wins. Buehler attempted a career-high five field goals in Sunday's 33-30 win over Washington, converting a career-high four, including the 39-yard winner with 50 seconds left. Buehler's only miss came just before halftime when he […] [Read More]
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Topic: Scotland First Division picks 1/3
Morton vs Falkirk
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Stirling vs Ross County
Stirling have 0-0-3 on their last three home games while Ross County have 0-1-2 on their last three away games.
Under 2.5 goals.
Cowdenbeath vs Queen of South
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Research Forum Spring Term 2011
16th Annual Medieval postgraduate colloquium
The Medieval Copy
Saturday 5 February 2011
10.00 - 17.40, Kenneth Clark Lecture Theatre (with registration from 9.30)
Veronica pilgrim badge, 15th century (Image copyright Museum of London)
Speaker(s): Sarah J. Biggs (The Courtauld Institute of Art / British Library); Michael Carter (The Courtauld Institute of Art); Benedetta Chiesi (University of Florence / Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz); Sonja Drimmer (Columbia University); Alison Harpur (University College London); Ana Hernández Ferreirós (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela); Nicola Jennings (The Courtauld Institute of Art); Cyndy Johnston (SAS, IES, University of London); Alisa Koonce (Trinity College, Cambridge); Emily Price (University of Michigan); Lyndsey Smith (University of York); Federica Volpera (University of Florence)
Ticket/entry details: Admission free, all welcome. No booking is necessary
Organised by: Jessica Berenbeim (firstname.lastname@example.com) and other Medieval postgraduate students
Copies, mass-production, emulation, and originality have been significant and problematic concepts for the reception of medieval art and architecture in both its academic study and popular understanding. They continue to exert their influence on perceptions and scholarship, particularly in functioning as commonplaces for periodization, and in privileging the 'original' and 'originality'. This colloquium aims to balance such tendencies, bringing together approaches from a broad range of sources both to the idea of imitation and to the study of individual works that involve emulation, reproduction, and mass-production.
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Below is the poem entitled Trish n Joan which was written by poet
JOHNSON. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Trish n Joan
In life you sometimes do see,
A person almost identical, gee,
The funny laugh the little quirks,
One like the other smirks,
almost identically,
then one is drawn to the other,
Greenslopes hospital to die for one,
Age difference of a daughter and mother,
But strangers definetly seem to come,
One soul two people see,
Together, one set free,
Nursed by the other one,
She smiles at death and leaves,
Her alter ego grieves,
Remembers well this one,
I told the nurse that Joan had fish,
Goldfish in the swimming pool,
A loud voice in Trishs' head,
"Said they're Koi you bloody fool,"
a connection overruled,
Joan had the last word said,
Death aint no barrier, cool!!!
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Dailies and dragons and pandas, oh my
Prescriptum: I was going to write this at the end of the post, but as usual I'm rambling far too much and I'm adding pictures and this post is going to be a mile long before I'm done. So: I'd like to thank the folks who have been mailing me in support of this blog. I'm eternally surprised that people read this not just out of bloggerly solidarity but out of – apparently – interest and for entertainment. Personally, I think my post quality has gone down the drain in the last couple of years, but I'm hoping the doldrums will pass and at some point I won't mind revisiting some of the more interesting discussions & themes out there. In the meantime, thanks for reading and most of all thanks for writing to let me know you're reading – it's not essential, but it's very nice to receive.
TL;DR – No time to play, waah. Pandaclysm kinda cool. Where's my hatchling? Dailies dailies everywhere and not a drop to drink. Move along now.
My gaming time has been somewhat limited these last few months – okay, for most of this year actually – with the occasional glutton-day interspersed with weeks of not logging into anything much. Which is a shame, because there are several games out there I could, would, should and want to enjoy. Two of them are even "free", more or less – TSW and GW2 – but when there's no time, there's just no time. Read the rest of this entry
WoW Firelands: I was doin' it rong
Here, specifically, and not so much wrong as not entirely right. They're my hairs and I shall split them as I please.
As it turns out you don't get ALL the Shadow Warden dailies and ALL the Druid of the Talon dailies once you've unlocked both. You do your dailies outside, as usual, pop into the Firelands and do those initial dailies, as usual, then you get to choose which side's dailies you'd like to do.
No-brainer there for me then. Jumping off cliffs and getting my ass roasted by birds, or slamming through spiders my hunter can also skin for all their leathery goodness? (No. Don't ask me how a spider – a fiery spider – can be skinnable. I don't wanna know and I can't wait for the pair of fiery red and yellow boots those are going to make me. Shut up there with your realism, you.)
So anyway, quick recap for the 2 people who may not yet have jumped on the Firelands daily bandwagon.
1. Do a bunch of quests in Hyjal
2. Open up the dailies at the Sanctuary of Mallorne. Get enough tokens to:
3. Open up the initial dailies in the Firelands. Get enough tokens by rinse-repeating 2-3 to:
4. Open up the second set of dailies in the Firelands. Once both second sets are open, pick one every day. (Note that it's worth doing the dailies on each side at least once since there are achievements tied up with interacting/saving/tickling various NPCs.)
5. Repeat 2-4 until you open up the final set of dailies, which is more like one daily in fact.
6. Repeat 2-5 until your head falls off — I haven't finished each of the last 3 quests, so I don't know what happens after. I am anticipating an earth-shattering kaboom
*cough* Anyone got a TSW beta spot? *cough*
WoW 4.2 Firelands dailies pro-tip
This is only going to interest those who are actually playing WoW and working through the Firelands dailies content, but I figured I'd post it anyway because it's been irking me for a few days now.
The dailies come in several phases, and one of those gives you the choice of unlocking either the "Druids of the Talon" quests or the "Shadow Wardens" quests. You'll end up unlocking both in any case, but since I have 2 level 85 chars I decided to pick different ones to open first on each character, just to compare what they were like.
It may be just me, but the Druids of the Talon content is a pain in the ass. The initial daily requires you to talk some druid type through some really nasty fire, said fire being stupidly deadly and full of mobs that want to tear your poor escort druid to shreds. Deaths the first time: 3. So maybe I suck at that – the point is, the initial daily for the Shadow Wardens just requires you to fight your way up a slope, and if anyone else is also fighting their way up you can jump in at any point. And remember, you'll be doing this one too every day.
After that, the Druid dailies include ones that have you jumping across a chasm on little platforms — or, in my case, just jumping off the edge because I know I'll get caught by an NPC and whisked to where I need to be. Why put in elements that nobody in their right mind wants to do once, let alone for 20-odd days? Once you're over the chasm you have to use various hot air flows to get up and down ledges — again, interesting the first few times, yawnsome and irksome after that. In comparison, the Shadow Warden quests just require you to squish spider eggs or save spider victims, kill said spiders, and mess with a few tough (but handleable, certainly for my pally) evil droods.
Aside from all this the Druid dailies aren't as slickly designed — I had to spend an inordinate amount of time looking stuff up after my third head-scratching "WTF? Did we do something wrong?" moment (I was duoing with a friend at the time). I didn't have to look anything up for the Shadow Warden dailies, which is as it should be. Give me quest text that is sufficiently descriptive and a map I can consult and I'm good to go.
These are dailies we're talking about, not dungeons, and they shouldn't take all day or make me grind my teeth at the unnecessary level of "Look what we did! Aren't we clever?" inserted into the quests at every conceivable opportunity.
So here's the pro-tip: if you haven't yet unlocked those 150-mark Druid or Shadow Warden lines, do the Shadow Warden one first. You'll end up doing the dailies for both, but if you pick the Druids first you'll have do those dailies twice as long as you'd have to if you picked the Shadow Wardens. I realise people's mileage for this kind of stuff varies, and some folks might love the platform-like feel of the Druid dailies. Me, I just find them tedious and I really wish I hadn't picked them first on my hunter. Bleh.
Oh, and here's another tip for those doing the Break-the-Blue-Marks Enduring the Heat Shadow Warden daily. I died a couple of times the first time I did the quest because, duh, I didn't realise that fire is bad and will burninate even my paladin if I stay in the lava pools long enough. I also had to learn that the critters in there aren't supposed to be fought – there are too many of them and they respawn too quickly. The idea is purely to run around breaking marks (which also kills any fiery critters in range), and in the last couple of days I've developed a pretty good route for them. It's by no means the only way to do the cave, but it keeps you moving steadily and doesn't involve any backtracking except for one unavoidable dead-end, which minimises your exposure to the fiery critters chewing on your ass.
Here it is:
1. Head inside, hit the first blue mark;
2. Hang a left and run past the next blue mark (you'll hit it in a bit and destroy all the fiery buggers on your ass), hanging a left again up the ramp to the blue mark that's hidden in a corner. Destroy it.
3. Backtrack to the mark you just ignored; destroy it.
4. Run up the ramp to the platform in the center of the cave and destroy the mark up there.
5. Bear left (at least on the pic below) down the ramp and hit the mark at the bottom.
6. Look to your right as you're facing the cave wall, and you'll see a mark in the distance on the other side of a lava pool. You can reach it by running to the edge of the pool and finding the hot-air updraft. Stand near the draft (if you're in range you'll see air-effects around your feet), make sure you're facing where you want to end up, and jump. Whoosh, you'll get carried over. Hit the mark on the far side.
7. Keep running forward and hit the updraft on the far side, aiming at the seventh mark which should be visible. Destroy it.
8. Follow the path with the cave all on your left and hit the final mark. Run like hell to get out.


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The meeting was called to order at 3:32 pm.
In attendance:
Scott Beaver, Dean Braa, Tracy Smiles (for Sue Dauer), Cheryl Davis, David Doellinger, Bryan Dutton, Camila Gabaldon, Mark Girod, Scott Grim, Bob Hautala, Sandy Hedgepeth, Solveig Holmquist, Elaina Jaimeson, Klay Kruczek, Carl Schroeder, Gay Timken, Dana Uveland, Jason Waite, Zenon Zygmont, Katherine Schmidt
John Minahan, Kent Neely, Evan Sorce
II CORRECTIONS AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 27 OCTOBER 2009 (document A)
Minutes were approved, with typos and name misspellings corrected.
Katherine Schmidt, Faculty Senate
We would like an additional representative for the Latino committee. Currently Maria Dantas-Whitney and Jason Waite are our representatives. Any one interested, please let President Schmidt know.
We also need alternate for the finance committee with Mark Weiss. This committee is informed of WOU's finances, disseminates information about the finances, and is advisory to President Minahan. Currently Bryan Dutton and President Schmidt are representatives, but because of potential scheduling issues a volunteer to serve as an alternate is needed. Cheryl Davis volunteered.
President Schmidt passed on a reminder about the H1N1 policy from Provost Neely. Faculty need to be flexible. Don't expect doctor's notes for student absences this term.
The Executive Committee met with the Graduate and Curriculum Committees last week.
The graduate committee will be updating thesis guidelines, creating an online handbook, creating guidelines for the exit process and working with the library on an online repository for theses this year.
The Curriculum Committee is continuing to work out bugs in the online proposal system. They have a goal of April for adding an "edit" feature to the online system. They are also hoping to revisit the diversity guidelines.
Both committees are working with DEP on 800 level classes.
The next committee that will meet with the Executive Committee is the Academic Requirements Committee.
John Minahan, Western Oregon University
President Minahan recently sent out an email with budget information in addition to the presentation to the Senate done by Mark Weiss and wanted to know if there were questions about either of those.
At the senate's request, he provided a follow up on OUS fund balance "fishing."
The Legislative Fiscal office has asked for a report. We have opposed it, but had to fill out the paperwork. Some legislatures define fund balances as fat and are looking to use these. A lot of lobbying has been done, though, and it does not look like there are enough votes to take the balances.
President Minahan reports that he is happy to be back from China, though it was a productive trip. We have two new agreements with universities in China. One will bring upwards of 50 students into MIS program. Another will bring two plus two majors into a variety of disciplines. In addition, one of the universities would like us to jointly operate an English language center in China for the students before they come over, which we would likely do during the summer (due to the location of this university). This will present opportunities for our students and faculty in China
In the next 18 months, he would like to add approximately 100 international students, primarily at the Masters level.
President Minahan asked Dave MacDonald to give a summary of a press release that was released by OUS on Wednesday. The release is on enrollment across OUS system. The bottom line is that enrollments are up 5.8%, with all campuses showing increases, though SOU was the least. WOU was at 5.7% (right in the middle). Fewer Oregon residents came to OUS campuses at the OUS level (he attributes this to rise in community college enrollments), so the growth was fueled by non-resident and transfer students. There is also increased retention and diversity. WOU's diversity went up at a higher rate, and he expects we will continue to be the most diverse campus in OUS. Graduate students increased 4% system-wide, at WOU the increase was 17%.
He also distributed flyer for the new health and wellness center that was just produced.
Joe Hutchinson, Staff Senate
Not present
Evan Sorce, ASWOU
Apologized for missing meetings. He informed the senate that he has started IFC process and their first meeting will be 11/19 at 7pm in the Oregon Room (WUC). They will also have a training on 11/22 at 5pm. He has also scheduled a meeting on December 3, but that date may be changed.
He has been surveying students about issues that impact them:
Will work with President Minahan on legislation for Federal Dream Act and SAFRA
Additionally, catering seems to be an issue of importance to students. He will work on a plan to have different pricing for students.
Kent Neely, Provosts' Council
There has not been a provost's council meeting since his last report. They are scheduled to meet later in the week in Portland. He expects to discuss two senate bills: 342, which deals with aligning the international baccalaureate credits across the system, and 442, which is focused on access for rural students and the conversion to a semester system. On Friday they will meet with their community college counter parts to discuss those bill and House Bill 3090 which focuses on instituting applied baccalaureate degrees at all higher education institutions in the state.
Proposal: Credit by Exam Policy, Klay Kruczek of ARC (document B)
The proposal is to change the credit by exam policy for a little more flexibility for departments to make decisions about courses that students may receive credit by exam.
Dean Braa moved for approval, Scott Beaver seconded.
Passed unanimously.
A second part of this proposal is to insert instructions on the website and in the catalog.
Dean Braa moved for approval, Bryan Dutton seconded.
Passed unanimously.
Proposal: Academic Excellence Showcase Support, Bryan Dutton (document C)
The motion was for the Senate to support the 2010 showcase.
Dean Braa moved for approval, Klay Kruczek seconded.
Passed unanimously.
This motion was for the Executive committee to write a letter in support of the showcase to all faculty, asking that they set aside this class time.
Klay Kruczek moved for approval, Elaina Jamieson seconded.
Passed unanimously.
Curriculum Proposal: Humanities, Henry Hughes (document D & E)
Jason Waite presented for Henry Hughes.
The Humanities major is unique in that it has the potential for 18 LACCs to count toward major (double-dipping), leaving a smaller number of hours that are devoted exclusively to the major. This has resulted in a watering-down of the major, as has been evidenced by the quality of recent senior projects.
This proposal would raise major from 64 hours to 75 and limit the number of LACCs to 7.
Questions included inquiries about how long it takes to finish the major on average (did not know), why credits were being added not just limiting the double-dipping (that was the original proposal, but Curriculum Committee sent it back because this would be in opposition to a current campus policy) and a comment that 75 credits is not an unusually large major.
Curriculum Proposal: Art, Jodie Raborn (documents F, G, & H)
This is a proposal to add drawing as a concentration area in Art. They need to move the numbers around (currently there are no 200 level drawing classes) and hope that by adding more drawing courses, they can improve performance in other areas where more drawing would be preferred (e.g, graphic design).
Proposal: Online Teaching Evaluation Pilot, Wanda Clifton-Faber (document I & J)
This proposal is that we go to an online, 13 question course evaluation form based on U of O evaluation as a pilot project in winter term. Those 13 questions would be revised by faculty. She would like to not administer the paper SIR this winter as it costs over $8000. Senators will receive credentials so that they can show this system to their divisions.
Many questions centered on how to get student participation in an online form, when it is often challenging to get them to fill out a paper form that is handed out. Ideas for incentives (e.g, extra-credit) or more punitive (e.g, hold grades) means were briefly explored.
This system would cost about $2500 and could be used as many times as we want, as opposed to SIR, which coasts $8000 per administration. Eventually, the system could be (almost) cost-free, as we could host it locally. Results would be available quickly and in a usable format (so faculty could make graphs, charts, etc.).
New Residence Hall, Part II: Living and Learning, Tina Fuchs (document K)


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First it is my understanding if you give somebody money to keep for you until you need it, you should get it all back. We all are paying Social Security taxes. These should be kept for us until we are 65.
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Why are not the other entitlement programs up for cuts, such as welfare, food stamps, subsistence and others. Would it be because that would cut into the politicians' base voters and they could not stand that.
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You guys are spinning your wheels. Chris Paul will not be traded so it doesn't matter. This is just a recycled story.
Yeah, serviceable back up power forward and the Blazers will be fine. Signing Wesley Mathews from Utah is a possibility; but it sounds like the Jazz will match any offer. I'm not too sure I believe the rumors about Chris Paul. I don't think the Blazers have had any plans for big change other than a new GM.
Yeah, serviceable back up power forward and the Blazers will be fine. Signing Wesley Mathews from Utah is a possibility; but it sounds like the Jazz will match any offer. I'm not too sure I believe the rumors about Chris Paul. I don't think the Blazers have had any plans for big change other than a new GM.
allind- we know you are kendrick. Go fvck yourself.
Oh, now everyone around here loves Steve Blake. Give me a break.
Don't do it. Not worth it if it includes Batum and so many others. The Hornets want even more than the Blazers were originally offering? Portland will hardly have a team left if this deal happens.
The Blazers will be a depleted team if that trade happens. They would have to go out and make some deals to add a little depth. No way this deal happens. Get Matthews and call it a good summer.
I wouldn't call those Cavs teams amazing; but Ferry did make some pretty advantageous trades to add talent around Lebron. He brought Jamison, Shaq and Mo Williams in for next to nothing. He was also able to resign Anderson Varejo(for a reasonable price,Verajo and his agent were looking for ten mil a year, what a joke). who is a key part of their line up. Also, Ferry was big on JJ Hickson who is better than anyone Portland has drafted over the last two seasons. I'm not saying he is a great hire; but he will do just fine if he is actually hired by the Blazers.
Why would you want Luke Ridnour as the starting PG? He is a decent back up; but he is no starter.
No way this happens. Lebron James is not leaving Cleveland.I don't know why anyone would want him to leave.
rhaeger- Agree with everything you said up until the Blazers leaving Portland without Paul Allen owning the team. Never gonna happen pal. Would not be miraculous at all if they stayed. Crazy comment, knee jerk. Put a little more thought into that topic. But yeah, you're completely right(aside from that), when Allen decides to sell, the Blazers will be passed onto low level ownership and be relegated to true small market status with the likes of Memphis, Buffalo, Hornets, among several others.
See ya later. I could care less if you're a Blazer fan or not.
Actually, Portland could use another major sports franchise. And no, MLS doesn't count.
Sorry, meant to delete a few words; but didn't.
I don't see how the window is wide open for Portland to be a serious contender in the west. I mean, what are they going to do to improve don't see that much from the team they were last year. Staying healthy will help; but who can they add to the roster that will make a big difference. If Oden plays surprisingly well then yeah, we will contend; but I'm on a wait and see basis with GO.
Actually, Wallace played at the Rose Garden from 1996 to 2004. I like Rasheed also; but your posts are always complete garbage.
Actually I do; but I'm with you, I say don't waste the time on a diva who will probably sign only a three year deal and then bolt.
If you add Salem to Portland and Akron to Cleveland, the Cle-Ak area has about 150,000 more people; but this area has one of the fastest shrinking populations in the country. No matter how many restorations they do on their arenas and art museums, this metro area is dying. this is a much smaller version of Detroit. Come visit some time. There are many check cashing stores and dollar generals for all to enjoy. Car lots on every corner!!!
Yeah, and the sucky, suckier comment was sarcasm, smart guy. i do agree that Lebron wont play for Portland; but I get the feeling you are the one who has never been to Cleveland- Akron.
I live in the Cleveland, Akron area and it does suck and is not even close to twice the size of the Portland metro area. You don't know what you're talking about.


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