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The newly bi-annual fundraiser will assist the Lady Demons in several ways, including the summer scholarship fund, the NSU volleyball media room, team travel and other projects for the program.
"We are excited to offer another Digfest Volleyball Tournament this spring," said Lady Demon volleyball co-head coach Stephanie Hernesman. "Once again Mr. Robert at Point Place Mariana has been very gracious to let us use his venue. We have had some great feedback from the community about our tournaments in the fall and a lot of people were asking if we would do one in the spring."
Entry is $50 per team and each team can have up to six players with four playing at a time. One female from each team must be present on the court at all times and all teams are guaranteed at least five matches over the two-day period.
Businesses can buy a courtside sponsorship for $100 or a courtside combo for $150. Both sponsorships include a courtside banner and the combo allows a business to sponsor a specific team.
Each participant will earn an award for entering the tournament and the top three teams will earn team prizes.
In order to win the lift kit, participants must buy a raffle ticket. When the winning ticket is drawn, one person will have to participate, and win, a contest in order to receive the lift kit. The contest will take place on Saturday, the first day of the event.
Participants and spectators will be provided with complimentary food and drinks and are also welcome to purchase any items offered by the Marina.
"We think this is a great opportunity for our volleyball athletes to get connected with the community and for the community to get to know our athletes," said Hernesman. "The event is always a good fundraiser for our volleyball program."


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It was only after trying out together the different chamber formations that AntjeWeithaas, Daniel Sepec, Tabea Zimmermann and Jean-Guihen Queyrasfounded the Arcanto Quartett. This group comprising musicians who first made their name as soloists immediately attracted attention: its members share the pleasure of measuring themselves against the rigorous standards of the string quartet repertoire. Their first concert (at Stuttgart, in June 2004) met with great success. In the course of the following season, the quartet appeared at the Beethovenhaus in Bonn, the Vredenburg in Utrecht, the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, the Wigmore Hall in London, among others.
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Lindsay Lohan is going to be back at the center of attention for the next few weeks, as her OWN reality series is set to premiere Sunday. She will also try to show off her comedy chops again during an appearance on CBS' hit series 2 Broke Girls.
CBS announced late Wednesday that the troubled actress will appear on the show, which stars Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings as Caroline and Max. Lohan has been cast as Claire Guinness, who is about to get married. She hires Max and Caroline to make her wedding cake, but she has trouble making decisions.
Lohan has been taking gigs on comedies as of late. She appeared on Glee, Charlie Sheen's Anger Management and hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live last season.
Of course, Lohan's highest profile gig at the moment is the OWN series. The first clip for the show was released earlier this week and shows Oprah Winfrey confronting Lohan. She tells Lohan to "cut the bulls—t."
Meanwhile, some observers are suggesting that Winfrey is exploiting Lohan, notes Fox News. "Everyone is exploiting Lohan and she is not well enough to realize this," Janina Kean of High Watch Recovery Center in Connecticut told Fox. Human behavior expert Patrick Wanis, PhD added that, "If Oprah really wanted to help, she wouldn't need to employ cameras."
Lohan premieres on OWN on Sunday night. Her 2 Broke Girls episode airs on Monday, April 14.
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Imagine you need emergency heart surgery and you're told that you can't have the procedure because it's been patented by a Japanese company. Or imagine armed federal agents bursting through the door of your company and ordering them to shut down operations until they comply with environmental regulations set by Peru.
These nightmare scenarios and more are the possible result of the Trans-Pacific Partnership; a massive multi-nation crony capitalist agreement that the Obama administration has been working on in secret for over a year. The pact has been called NAFTA on steroids because the all encompassing treaty covers twelve Pacific nations including the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Chile, Japan and Australia.
Nobody knows exactly what's in the Trans-Pacific Partnership and even Congress has been mostly kept in the dark. Final meetings on the proposal are currently taking place in Salt Lake City.
After the top-down disaster of the 'see what's in it after you pass it' Affordable Care Act, there's ample reason to worry about an overarching trade agreement that the Obama administration wants to 'fast track' without any Congressional checks and balances. Equally alarming: of the agreement's 29 chapters, 24 of them have little or nothing to do with trade.
Like Obamacare, the problem is that the administration is keen to pass a massive, life altering set of regulations that almost nobody has read yet.
Enter Wikileaks, who released the 'intellectual property' chapter recently. As they explain on their website:
The chapter published by WikiLeaks is perhaps the most controversial chapter of the TPP due to its wide-ranging effects on medicines, publishers, internet services, civil liberties and biological patents. Significantly, the released text includes the negotiation positions and disagreements between all 12 prospective member states.
The TPP is the forerunner to the equally secret US-EU pact TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership), for which President Obama initiated US-EU negotiations in January 2013. Together, the TPP and TTIP will cover more than 60 per cent of global GDP.
For example, in the leaked section on intellectual property and patents, United States negotiators are proposing patenting surgical procedures; something against current U.S. law. Another proposal creates secret transnational tribunals to allow corporations to sue governments over regulations they say is hurting their profits.
The treaty would supersede U.S. law, which would then have to be rewritten to match the treaty.
The practical effect of similar ideas made news in 2011 when the Gibson guitar company was raided for violations of the Lacey Act, which calls for U.S. enforcement of the export laws of other countries. Some have calledthe military-style raid an abuse of power that was made possible by the Lacey Act.
The Obama administration's desire to push the Trans-Pacific Partnership through without Congressional approval is meeting with resistance from both the right and the left in Congress. Both sides are especially concerned about the Fast Track. The Guardian quotes Lori Wallach of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch:
Fast track authorized executive-branch officials to set US policy on non-tariff, and indeed not-trade, issues in the context of 'trade' negotiations.
Twenty-one Republican Congressmen sent a letter to President Obama earlier this month in opposition to the fast tracking based on Constitutional concerns, signed by representatives including Tea Party stalwarts Michele Bachman, Louie Gohmert and Steve Stockman.
Over 150 Democrats sent their own version of the letter. Of course, the left has their own reasons for opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership…for now, at least. They want to use it as "a tool for creating and retaining family-wage jobs in America, safeguarding the environment, maintaining consumer protection."
It's worth noting that with Obamacare, Big Labor saw some of the problems early on, such as the damaging effect it would have on high value insurance plans referred to as 'Cadillac plans.' The unions didn't end up opposing Obamacare, of course; they just cut themselves a better deal than the rest of the American public. One can safely assume that dynamic would be in play here.
Because it would lead to another increase in government power, not everyone on the left opposes it. The official government website of the Office of the United States Trade Representative has an article entitledEnvironmental Groups Support Efforts to Achieve Strong Outcomes for the Environment in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiations that says "the United States is also advancing new proposals to tackle illegal wildlife and timber trade."
Ask the terrorized workers at the Gibson guitar factory how well that works out in practice.


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Procera AVH Reviews – Improve Brain Health
In this Procera AVH reviews, we will be examining an exciting new, scientifically tested supplement that studies suggest can take up to 15 years off age-related memory loss. However, first let's examine why this supplement is causing such a huge amount of interest.
Over 5.2 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's in 2013, according to the Alzheimer's association. In addition, more than 200,000 of these people are under the age of 65. With statistics like these, it is not surprising that many people are interested in what they can do to improve cognitive function and brain health.
The brain is highly plastic, (brain plasticity) which means that our actions can influence its health and growth. It is like a muscle in that in order for to work optimally we need to exercise it. And like a muscle if we want it to be strong we need to feed it the right nutritional ingredients.
Procera AVH is a doctor developed nutritional supplement, which claims to improve brain health while increasing clarity, memory and focus. In this review, we will look at this supplement in detail and explain exactly how it works. Next we will examine the major benefits that Procera provides and analyzes whether clinical studies support the claims made by the producers of this supplement. Finally, you will find our overall recommendation for this supplement and who we believe will gain the most benefit from using it.
What does procera avh do?
This supplement works in a three-step process. In the first stage of the process, the supplement delivers oxygen to the cells of the brain. Immediately, this makes the user feel sharper and more energetic. In the second stage of the process, the nutrients contained within the supplement start to enhance cognitive function and provide the fuel the brain needs to operate in an optimal state. In the final stage, the supplement creates a protective layer around the brain. These protective layer limits harmful free radicals which cause damage and degeneration of the brain.
What is contained within Procera?
The supplement contains three primary active ingredients. These three ingredients are:
• Acetyl L-Carnitine • Huperzine A • Vinpocetine
The first two of these ingredients have been tested for their potential in delaying the effects of Alzheimer's. Vinpocetine is derived from periwinkle, has been shown to increase cognitive function and mental clarity.
Why you should use this supplement?
Improve everyday life – Memory recall and the ability to focus is a very important part of daily life. Procera has been tested and shown to be particularly useful in helping with everyday recall tasks such as remembering phone numbers and names. It also improves your ability to focus at work and to perform complex cognitive tasks more effectively.
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In a clinical study of Procera Avh cognitive enhancement supplement, a large mixed group of females and males between the ages of 25 – 65 were tested as to the effectiveness of the supplement. The study was conducted under double blind, randomized conditions. Half of the group was provided with a placebo, while the other half was given the Procera supplement. After a thirty-day period, both groups were tested.
In the group that had taken the real supplement their memory scores improved by 10 – 15 years. This meant that they had the same ability to memorize data has someone who was up to fifteen years their junior. This study was exciting new evidence that Procera could play an important role in reversing age-related memory loss.
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Molson Coors Kicks Off Another Awesome United Way Campaign in TorontoShare Tweet
Molson Coors Employees with Toronto Maple Leafs' Francois Beauchemin, Luke Schenn, Jean-Sebastien Giguere and reporter Joe Bowen!
After much hard work, we finally kicked off our 2010 United Way campaign on October 5 here in Toronto! It wouldn't be in true Molson Coors style if we didn't invite some special guests along for the kick-off ride, so we called out to Brian Burke (Toronto Maple Leafs GM), Joe Bowen (Leafs broadcaster) and a few players as well! Luke Schenn, Francois Beauchemin AND Jean-Sebastien Giguere showed up and gave some hockey lessons on our very own rink!
It gets better…the guys posed for pictures and signed autographs for employees too! After all of the outdoor excitement, everyone headed inside to our John Molson Café for some delicious beer and watched as Brian Burke took over the room.
This year, we hope to raise $500,000 to donate, and so far we have been having awesome success raising funds. I heard all about last year's campaign, and am so excited that this year I get to partake in all of the 2010 United Way events.
Last night I went to our first United Way pub night, also at the John Molson Café, which included beer (of course) awesome live music, and wings from St. Louis Bar and Grille…I may have overindulged just a bit, but it was all worth it! I should also note that along with the food and beer, there were several games set up and employees got entered into a draw to win Leafs tickets. I'm elated to say I work amongst people who are so generous and enthusiastic about all United Way efforts…keep up the good work Molson Coors!
There's so much in store here at the office, like next week's pub night which will be just as good if not better than last night's event! Cheers to everyone here for playing their part, and making a huge difference in the lives of so many. I can't wait to attend the next event!
Check out some of the pics from our kick off:
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Don't worry, you won't have to pay for it. Blame the Germans for this one.
The feature has been a popular part of the game, because really it's just not a sniping game unless you can blow small parts off of your screaming opponent. The problem is that Germany's government doesn't really enjoy violence with that degree of, ah, "realism", something games have run into in the past and that they tend to get banned over.
So, rather than deprive German gamers of the ability to hide in foliage and torment mooks with your mercilessly percise aim, they simply made the dismemberment part downloadable. It'll be free at launch for all systems.
Hey, maybe they should market the game as family friendly. After all, it's got families in it. And headshots!
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Okay, I tried Black Beam again yesterday. It no longer reminds me of Jack Daniels and I did enjoy it. However, while enjoyable I found that it lacked character. I would drink again but it is not one of my favorites.
I've been eyeing a bottle of OGD114 but have not tried it. Of the Beam's I've tasted thus far, Booker's is the most memorable and the one I seem to enjoy the most. That's not to say that won't change with subsequent pours, but right now, it's Booker's. I find it very full, bold, and packed with flavor, without being overwhelming due to the proof. I usually enjoy my bourbon neat, or with a touch of water in the case of Bookers. But the other night at dinner, I ordered one on the rocks. It held up very well to melting ice and made for a very tasty and refreshing drink. Too bad my judgement got away from me and I had two. That sort of proof catches up to you quickly.
Jim Beam 7YO. Its the best because it has a nice flavor and does not try to be too premium like the black. Last I tried it was better than the 4YO. It is not dark in color. If I want something with more of that expensive taste, I'll get Wild Turkey.
Never Tried Baker's, but Booker's has always done it for me.


text: Johannesburg - Former Bafana star Stanton Fredericks backs Pitso Mosimane to maintain South Africa's steady rise up the FIFA rankings.Fredericks, who suffered Telkom Knockout elimination with BidVest Wits on the weekend, is impressed with South Africa's recent jump from 58 to 52 in the rankings and believes Mosimane will continue to impress."There was a stage when we hit rock bottom and got depressed every time FIFA released the rankings. But Pitso has got the train going in the right direction," Fredericks told The Times."There will be problems and challenges but for now, Pitso is the man and we must stick with him through thick and thin," added the 14-cap veteran.The national team are currently bidding to qualify for the 2012 AFCON and are unbeaten in Group G after toppling Niger 2-0 and securing a creditable away point in Sierra Leone earlier this month.After a friendly with USA in November, Bafana's next AFCON qualifier is against visiting champions Egypt on 26 March.


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A guide to Walker's Point's dining corridor
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Braise is known for the chef's advocacy of local, seasonal foods in contemporary dishes.
Restaurant openings in Walker's Point have come at a rapid clip in the past year. Here's a guide to restaurants in the 1st and 2nd streets areas, where most of the new businesses have popped up lately. »Read Full Article


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Posts Tagged 'BP'
For those of you who have been following my blog, you are all aware of some of the types of whistleblower actions that I have blogged about. Not only do many states have their own whistleblower laws, but many federal statutes also have whistleblowing provisions such as with OSHA and the various health care statutes. I have also blogged about qui tam actions where you whistleblow upon an employer when it is ripping off the federal government or state government.
It is important to whistleblow. I have represented employees who reported redating meats at a grocery store meat department and were fired in response. I have represented employees who reported filling premium brand liquor bottles with call brand liquors. I even represented mortgage brokers who complained about shoddy underwriting practices at a major lender before the financial mortgage collapse (he was fired for his complaints). All of these types of actions are either a danger to the public or at a minimum a fraud upon the public and should not be tolerated. And remember, if you do complain about the illegal actions of your employer it is illegal for them to retaliate against you or fire you for your actions.
In fact, had employees whistleblowed about BP and the Deepwater Horizon, maybe this country would not be suffering from this environmental disaster. Currently, several whistleblowers have come forward on other matters of interest related to BP (including another Gulf well) and have said they have suffered retaliation for doing so. Related to Deepwater Horizon: "The rig survivors … said it was always understood that you could get fired if you raised safety concerns that might delay drilling. Some co-workers had been fired for speaking out, they said."
In his testimony before Congress last week, Tony Hayward said that why no one spoke up would be the important question to be answered by BP's ongoing investigations. Congressman Henry Waxman in the hearing said operating in deep water is like operating in space. The very nature of oil rig deepwater drilling — and space travel — with their inherent risks, make it imperative that action be taken to ensure that in future, safety indeed comes first. Congressman Waxman was analogizing the BP incident to the Challenger space shuttle explosion.
So if you have concerns about illegal activities engaged in by your employer, speak with an employment law attorney to consider your next course of action.


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Considered by Lost Hog to be his most promising pupil, Lin Xia was banished from the Fang Pi Clang for having attacked and seriously injured Kinjo and the five pupils who leapt to his defense during a training session. Contacted by Sigmund, she agrees to join the GHEIST provided she's put in charge of ALL the contracts out on members of the Fang Pi Clang.
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Emerging and established designers share shelf space in this boutique, and the Cream team scours the world from Los Angeles to the Middle East to bring its clients hard-to-find pieces. Dana Malhas, Dania Ghandour, and Dana El Khazen run the show, and opt to bring off-the-radar style to the region, making Cream a popular destination for socialites and VIPs. Before you check out the store for yourself, take a virtual tour with Dana Malhas and experience the cream of Saudi Arabia's boutique crop.
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271.) Whoretopsy- They Did Unspeakable Things
Yes this band sounds a lot like the similar named Cryptopsy, although nowhere near as technical. Lyrically, there is almost no difference as you can tell by the song titles, just more comedic.It's a very solid Death Metal album with Chris Barnes style vocals. that kinda kills it for me, but the music makes up for, which is something Six Feet Under could never do.These guys are young so it will take a while for them to develop their sound more, but this is a great album to start off with.
272.) Angel Witch- As Above, So Below
Another album I am shocked no one is talking about considering they were one of the founders of the NWOBHM. This is such a great Heavy Metal album. As it should be it sounds just like it came out of the late 70s/early 80s. I hope there are some kids out there who were looking up music stumbled upon this album and will enjoy it because the founders of the NWOBHM don't seem to get noticed anymore which is a damn shame, considering they are writing music of this caliber. put on your studded vest, slam some beer, and enjoy Angel Witch!
273.) Reflections- The Fantasy Effect
There is no way around it. This is the textbook definition of a Djent Metal band. These guys are from the twin Cities and are about to be picked up to Sumerian Records. the drummer is actually 17, which blows my mind. I could go into a Djent rant, but I will save that for a Facebook post or something. These guys are a great band who are young and developing into their own sound. I love what they are doing and they will only get bigger and better. Maybe you'll dig them too.
274.) Old Man Gloom- NO
Now this is what I expect from the breakup of Isis. Yes the band has been around for well over a decade, but they are just now starting to get noticed after the breakup of Isis. it also helps it's their first album in 8 years. The album is even more heavy and experimental than Isis, which when you hear it, is a good thing. Aaron Turner seems to have a few new pots cooking band wise and this is the best of them all currently going. As I keep eluding to Isis fans should love this album to death, I know I do.
275.) Soundgarden- King Animal
They've been away for too long (haha, get it?). This album is definitely killer. the songwriting is topnotch, which is tradition in Canada...I mean Soundgarden. I do have one beef with the album...the track order. Every song is awesome, but it really starts to mellow out about half way through the album and it gets very slow all the action packed songs are in the first half. If they had switched up the order, the album would have been unstoppable, it still is, but its a big factor to me. Regardless, Soundgarden is back and kicking just as much ass as ever. get this now!
276.) Mnemic- Mnemisis
Although I haven't been much of a fan since the Audio Injected Soul (actually the only album from Mnemic I love all the way through) I will always give them a chance because they helped me get into Modern Industrial, and Proto-Djent Metal. I hate saying this but they sound so very watered down now a days. This album in particular sounds like they knew The Audio Injected Soul was their best album and they tried to remake it. The problem is that they lost several of their key members that make that sound come alive, so it doesn't come off anywhere near as good. I can't say it's disappointing as I wasn't expecting much, but it would have been refreshing to enjoy a Mnemic album again. Oh well.
277.) Blut Aus Nord- 777- Cosmosophy
Where has this been been all my life. I didn't even know about them until I got the promo for this album and I instantly feel in love. Its experimental Black Metal, but not in the way you would imagine. it's very 80s Electronic sounding at times and the lack of Screams also helps in this regard (although there is some, just not a lot). Almost as if The Cure made a Black Metal album. Its not an album that can be enjoyed all the time but when the mood is right, nothing is better. I love this band, check them out!
278.) Veil Of Maya- Eclipse
On their previous albums, I could not get into Veil Of Maya. After seeing them live and getting this album. I still have my reserves, but they are getting better. Another band that fits well in the Djent category. It still has some of their Deathcore sound they are known for, which I do not dig much. But this is pretty cool stuff for what it is. Not much of a fan, but they are getting better.
279.) Cloudscape- New Era
If Nevermore started playing in the style of Dream Theater and Pagan's Mind. I am pleasently surprised by this album. For me its hard to find Progressive Power Metal that I can really, really dig, and so far, Cloudscape.Its quite dynamic. When its heavy it is damn heavy, when its epic, it gets damn epic I highly recommend this for the Progressive Power Metal fans, you aren't going to find anything this good int he genre until the next Pagan's Mind album.
280.) A Sound Of Thunder- Out Of The Darkness
There is not much sexier than a female singer who can wail like Bruce Dickinson. In my own sick twisted mind, Halestorm should have went in this direction so they could have had some respect left. At least A Sound Of Thunder does it and does it well. Awesome Heavy Metal and early day Power Metal rolled into one. And again, no operatic vocals like Nightwish, which scores automatic win points for me. by the time of their next album, I hope they can make it onto more tours and get some recognition, they deserve it.
280 albums down and still 6.81 GBs of music to go, without including my Top 20. And to think, if I had a girlfriend I wouldn't have even heard 28 albums this year. haha
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About This Program
Turn your passion for reading and writing into a career that guides others into finding their voice.
The English Teaching program at UNH Manchester offers you the opportunity to combine your passion for reading and writing with solid understandings about learning and teaching literacy. Our teaching preparation program is considered one of the region's best, and our English Teaching major brings you to its door—and to a career that helps today's students develop the reading, thinking and communication skills they need for a lifetime of learning.
Our faculty are not only master teachers, but thoughtful advisors and mentors to those who see themselves as educators. They offer a diverse spectrum of expertise—from Shakespeare to African literature, from 21st century journalism to deep knowledge of standards-based literacy education.
By choosing the Accelerated Master's option at UNH Manchester, before you even finish your Bachelor's in English Teaching degree, you can work on requirements for your Master of Arts in Teaching degree. You'll spend the fifth year interning at an area school, preparing you to become state-certified to teach English Language Arts (ELA).
While over 90 percent of our Master's degree graduates go on to teach in schools, many other career opportunities are available, including: marketing, academic advising, textbook writing, online editing and more.
Program of Study
For the English Teaching major at UNH Manchester, students must complete a minimum of 128 credits and satisfy the University's Discovery Program and foreign language requirements and a minimum of 40 credits in major coursework. Introduction to Critical Analysis (ENGL 419) must be completed with a grade of C or better. Except for ENGL 419, all courses must be completed with a grade of C- or above in order to count toward the major.
Program Requirements
ENGL 419, Introduction to Critical Analysis
ENGL 514, Survey of British Literature, 1800-Present
ENGL 516, Survey of American Literature, Civil War to Present
An additional 500/600/700 level English course
Two literature courses 600/700 level
ENGL 657, Shakespeare
ENGL 710, Teaching Writing
ENGL 791, English Grammar
ENGL 792, Teaching Secondary School English
Meet Our Faculty
Susanne Paterson
Program Coordinator and Associate Professor
English Program
Humanities Division
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Gail Fensom
Associate Professor of English & Director of the First-Year Writing Program
English Program
Humanities Division
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Susan Walsh
Interim Division Chair and Associate Professor
English Program
Humanities Division
Pandora Mill Building
Robert Michael Pugh
Senior Lecturer in English and ESOL
Center for Academic Enrichment
English Program
Humanities Division
Pandora Mill Building
Accelerated Master's
To jumpstart your career after graduation, you can enter the Accelerated Master's Program and earn your BA in English Teaching and UNH's renowned Master of Arts in Teaching, taken at the Manchester campus, in just five years. You'll be state-certified to teach English Language Arts, and 94 percent of our students go on to teach after completing their graduate degree.
Over 90 percent of graduates from UNH's teaching program were rated by principals as "very good or excellent" in their knowledge of subject area. With an English Teaching degree from UNH Manchester, you will develop a solid understanding about learner-centered teaching.
Master's program requirements* include:
- Twelve 700-level course credits will transfer into the graduate program
- The fifth year is spent completing a full-time classroom internship (12 credits)
- A total of 32 credits are required to complete a master's degree
Who Should Study English Teaching?
Does talking or teaching about literature, reading and writing come naturally to you? Are you excited in class to offer an insight, solve a literary problem or pose questions? Do you find yourself viewing research projects as puzzles to be solved?
If so, English Teaching can put that passion and intellect in action. Our English Teaching major is the first step in developing a learner-centered approach to teaching. You will learn not only about the "content" of literacy, but also how it is learned and taught. We can help you develop the knowledge and skills to guide learners in the application of thinking and communication skills within and beyond their school years.
Even if the classroom is not in your future, what you learn in the major translates to many careers—library science, communication arts, business writing and more. Our goal is to build foundational skills so you are ready to address the communication challenges of a wide range of fields.
Why Study English Teaching?
The most recent issue in our nation's education system is adjusting our sights to developing learners—not just "covering" content. This means, before you enter a teaching role, you will need to understand the pedagogical "shifts" changing today's classrooms.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics recognizes the important role teaching plays in our economic future. Teaching positions are projected to grow through the beginning of the next decade—especially in middle school. The need for educators with master's degrees will enjoy a 19 percent growth rate.
But an English Teaching degree doesn't restrict you to the classroom. Many popular career paths benefit from the unique foundation you'll receive, project positive growth:
- Social Worker – 19%
- Technical Writer – 15%
- Instructional Coordinator – 13%
- School and Career Counselor – 12%
- Adult Literacy Teacher – 9%
Your Career
At UNH Manchester, your degree work will be done in one of the region's most highly regarded teaching preparation programs. Not only will you gain the foundational knowledge to make effective instructional decisions and continue to develop understandings about your discipline, you will also discover what it means to be a learner-centered instructor. A year-long internship at the graduate level will give you valuable hands-on classroom experience—important preparation for your career in teaching.
Whether or not classroom teaching is your goal, your work in the English Teaching and Master's in Teaching programs opens many doors for your future.
Career Possibilities:
- Academic Advisor
- Adult Education Teacher
- Career Counselor
- Educational Consultant
- English-as-a-Second-Language Educator
- Grant Writer
- Human Resources Specialist
- In-house Marketing Professional
- Instructional Coordinator
- Private Tutor
- Social Worker
- Technical Writer
- Textbook Author
- Training Director
- Writer/Editor
- Youth Organization Administrator
Graduate Studies:
- Education
- Library Sciences
- Teaching
Course Descriptions
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ENGL 400 - English as a Second Language
Improves the competence of foreign students in listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Recommended as preparation for ENGL 401. May be repeated up to a total of 16 cr. Writing intensive. Special fee. Cr/F.
Credits: 1-1
ENGL 401 - Freshman English
Training to write more skillfully and to read with more appreciation and discernment. Frequent individual conferences for every student. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 401A - Freshman English for English as a Second Language Students
A special section of Freshman English for students whose native language is not English. Training to write more skillfully and to read with more appreciation and discernment, with special attention to the problems of non-native speakers of English. Supplemental work on listening and speaking as necessary. Frequent individual conferences for every student. Students may not take both ENGL 401 and 401A for credit. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 419 - Introduction to Critical Analysis
Critical analysis of fiction, poetry, and drama. Frequent short papers. This course, or 529, is a prerequisite with a minimum grade of C for those intending to declare an English major. Students may not take both ENGL 519 and 529 for credit. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 500 - Writing about Reading: Writing about Nonfiction
Emphasis on close reading of a variety of nonfiction sources and on intensive writing to develop interpretive skills. Prereq: ENGL 401 or permission. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 501 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction
A writing course that explores types of creative nonfiction such as nature writing, the profile, the memoir, and the personal essay. Extensive reading of contemporary authors to study the sources and techniques used in creative nonfiction. Regular papers, conferences, and workshops. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 502 - Professional and Technical Writing
A writing course introducing students to the effective communication of technical information through various workplace documents inclduing resumes, memos, business letters, reports, brochures, etc. Special emphasis on an introduction to professional conventions and genres and to the transferable skills of rhetorical and audience analysis, document design and collaborative work. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 503 - Persuasive Writing
Writing of all types of persuasive nonfiction prose, including argumentative essays and position papers. Special attention to argumentative structures and analysis of audiences. Weekly papers of varying lengths and formats, frequent conferences. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 511 - Major Writers in English
In-depth study and discussion of a few American and/or British writers. Topics and approaches vary depending on instructors. Writing intensive.
This summer the course focuses on novels by Toni Morrison, an American writer who won both the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Credits: 4
ENGL 512 - The Nature Writers
Fiction, poetry, and nonfiction books on the natural environment. Such books as Thoreau's Walden or Maine Woods, Leopold's Sand County Almanac, Beston's Outermost House, Dillard's Pilgrim at Tinker Creek—books by naturalists who observe nature vividly and knowingly and who write out of their concern for the environment. Writing intensive
Credits: 4
ENGL 513 - Survey of British Literature II
Selected works in poetry and prose considered in chronological order and historical context. Attention to the works and to the ideas and tastes of their periods. The Stuart Monarchy to the Age of Enlightenment. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 514 - Survey of British Literature
Selected works in poetry and prose considered in chronological order and historical context. Attention to the works and to the ideas and tastes of their periods. 1800 to the present.
Credits: 4
ENGL 515 - Survey of American Literature
From the beginning of American literature to the Civil War.
Credits: 4
ENGL 516 - Survey of American Literature
From the Civil War to the present. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 517 - Introduction to African American Literature and Culture
An introduction to African American literature in the context of a variety of cultural perspectives. Course topics may include: major writers, literary genres, historical periods, Harlem Renaissance, Black Arts Movement, fine and folk arts, religion, music, and film. (Also offered as AMST 502.) Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 526 - Beginning Fiction Writing: From Personal Experience to Fiction
Introduction to aspects of fiction writing.: Specific detail, description, point of view, tense, dialogue, the arc of the story, showing versus telling, structure, and an understanding of how voice and language can be powerful tools in constructing a story. As writers learn to shape their personal experiences into narratives, fictional aspects will be nudged forward. Frequent in class exercises, reading responses and revisions. Prereq: ENGL 401. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 531 - Introduction to Drama
Course introduces students to the art of drama, using a variety of plays and film adaptations of plays from America and Britain, as well as English translations of European plays. We will study tragedies and comedies, contemporary, modern, and period plays. Particular focus on the development of techniques and themes of the dramas, and how these translate onto the stage or screen. Writing Intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 534 - 21st Century Journalism: How the News Works
This class explores ways new technology, including social media, has affected the practice of journalism, and examines journalism past and present. Students discuss libel law, ethics and how to define plagiarism in the digital age. This survey is meant not only to lay a foundation for prospective journalists, but also to provide a broad understanding of the news media for those interested in how the news works.
Credits: 4
ENGL 581 - Introduction to Postcolonial Literatures in English
Survey of contemporary Asian, African, and Caribbean fiction, drama, nonfiction, film, and poetry from the 1950s to the present. Introduces the political, cultural, and historical contexts within which these literary forms are produced. Key questions to be explored: What does it mean to be "colonized" and to be a "colonizer"? How are identities and values determined and maintained under colonial and postcolonial conditions? What effects do colonization and independence have on the traditions and relationships that define reality, freedom, family, gender, and community? How does this literature portray the ideas and feelings of alienation, belonging, and "home"?
Meets the Diversity requirement for the English Major
Credits: 4
ENGL 595 - Literary Topics
Various faculty members investigate topics of special interest at a level appropriate for non-majors. Past topics have included Irish literature, animals in literature, and literature of the Vietnam War. See department for details of current offerings. Writing intensive.
Credits: 1-4
ENGL 608 - Arts and American Society: Women Writers & Artists 1850-Present
Team-taught course studying the impact of gender definitions on the lives and works of selected American artists. Considers lesser-known figures such as Fannie Fern, Lilly Martin Spencer, and Mary Hallock Foote as well as better-known artists such as Willa Cather and Georgia O'Keeffe. Prereq: permission or one of the following: WS 401, HIST 566, ENGL 585, 586, 685, 785, or a 600- level art history course. (Also offered as ARTS 608, HIST 608, and HUMA 608.) Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 619 - Critical Approaches Literature
Selected methods of literary criticism applied to fiction, poetry, and/or drama with critical approaches varying from year to year. A follow-up of 519, course provides a second semester of training in critical reading and writing, and examining such major modern strategies as formalist, biographical, archetypal, psychological, sociological, historical, feminist, and structuralist criticism. Prereq: ENGL 519, 529, or equivalent. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 623 - Creative Nonfiction
Intensive writing course emphasizing the blend of basic elements that constitute creative nonfiction: research, observation, and personal experience. Also readings and discussion of some of the best published creative nonfiction. Prereq: B or better in ENGL 501 and written permission of the instructor. May be repeated for credit with approval of the journalism director. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 627-628 - Writing Poetry
Workshop in the fundamental techniques of poetry writing. Class discussion and criticism of poems written by students. Individual conferences with instructor. Prereq: ENGL 501 or equivalent. Written permission of instructor required for registration. May be repeated for credit with the approval of the department chairperson. Special fee. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 632 - Fiction
Modern novels and/or short stories. The way in which fiction communicates its meanings; the tools and methods at the fiction writer's disposal, primarily as they function in individual works. See course descriptions available in department office for further information. (Not offered each semester.) Writing Intensive
Credits: 4
ENGL 650 - Studies in American Literature and Culture
Special topics in American studies, varying from year to year. (Not offered every year.) Writing intensive
Credits: 4
ENGL 657 - Shakespeare
Ten major plays representative of the main periods of Shakespeare's career and the main types of drama which he wrote (tragedy, comedy, history). Live and filmed performances included as available. Restricted to undergraduates and designed for both English majors and students majoring in other fields. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 685 - Women's Literary Traditions
Intensive study of themes, topics, and techniques in women's literature. Topics vary from year to year. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 685W - Women's Literary Traditions
Intensive study of themes, topics, and techniques in women's literature. Topics vary from year to year. May be repeated for credit, barring duplication of topic. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 710 - Teaching Writing
Introduction to various methods of teaching writing. Combines a review of theories, methods, and texts with direct observation of teaching practice. Writing intensive.
Credits: 2/4
ENGL 716 - Curriculum, Materials, and Assessments in English as a Second Language
How do curriculum, materials, and assessment work together to inform good teaching of English language learners? This course addresses this guiding question through analysis and practical application of issues in and principles of ESOL curriculum and assessment design and implementation. State and national assessment policies and practices are also addressed.
Credits: 4
ENGL 742 - American Literature, 1815-1865
Fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in the period of romanticism, transcendentalism, nationalism. Individual works and cultural background. (Not offered every year.) Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 743 - American Literature, 1865-1915
Fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in the period of realism, naturalism, industrialism, big money. Individual works and cultural background. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 744 - American Literature, 1915-1945
Fiction, poetry, and drama in the period of avant-garde and leftism, jazz age, and Depression. Individual works and cultural background. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 745 - Contemporary American Literature
A gathering of forms, figures, and movements since 1945. Individual works and cultural background. Writing intensive
Credits: 4
ENGL 750 - Special Studies/American Literature
Topics vary from year to year. Examples: the Puritan heritage, ethnic literatures in America, landscape in American literature, five American lives, pragmatism, American humor, transcendentalism, women regionalists. May be repeated for credit, barring duplication of topic. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 768 - Literature of the Later Eighteenth Century
Poetry, drama, fiction, letters, journals, essays, and biography from the period that culminated in the American and French Revolutions. Works by such figures as Henry Fielding, Samuel Johnson, Frances Burney, Laurence Sterne, William Blake, and Mary Wollstonecraft studied in historical context. Examples from the colonial world and the continent (in translation) when appropriate. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 771 - English Victorian Period
The English Victorian Period-Fiction, nonfiction and poetry from 1832-1900. Money, Science, and Love. Authors include the Bronte's, Dickens, Hardy, Wilde, Tennyson. (Not offered every year.) Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 772 - English Victorian Period
Fiction, nonfiction, and poetry from 1870-1900. The social conflicts created by gender politics and imperial expansion, with particular emphasis on aesthetics and gothic horror. Thomas Hardy, Oscar Wilde, R.L. Stevenson, Bram Stoker. (Not offered every year.) Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 773-774 - British Literature of the 20th Century
Poets and novelists of the modernist and post-modernist periods. 773: W. B. Yeats, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, E. M. Forster, D. H. Lawrence, and other modernists. 774: a selection of postmodernist or contemporary writers, such as William Golding, Doris Lessing, John Fowles, Philip Larkin, Seamus Heaney, Margaret Drabble, and others. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 780 - Drama of Shakespeare's Contemporaries
Shakespeare was not the only playwright of the English Renaissance period. This course will offer you the opportunity to get to know some of the plays written by his close contemporaries. These plays, from the classic city comedies of Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair and Thomas Dekker's The Shoemaker's Holiday, to the tragedies of John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi and the intriguing anonymous "true crime" drama Arden of Faversham, present a diverse picture of Renaissance theater and life. The plays have been selected because they explore and complicate an array of themes which reflect the concerns of the Renaissance period in England, many of which still preoccupy us today: among other things, the conflict of knowledge, power, and spirituality; how to reconcile a person's appearance with their true identity; the place of women in family life; the ramifications of madness and love; the relationship between different social classes.
Credits: 4
ENGL 791 - English Grammar
Survey of the grammar of English (pronunciation, vocabulary, sentence structure, punctuation, dialect variation, historical change) with special attention to the distinction between descriptive and prescriptive grammar and to the problems students have with formal expository writing. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 792 - Teaching Secondary School English
Methods of teaching language, composition, and literature in grades 7-12. Required of all students in the English teaching major. Open to others with permission. Writing intensive.
Credits: 4
ENGL 795 - Independent Study
Open to highly qualified juniors and seniors. To be elected only with permission of the department chairperson and of the supervising faculty member or members. Barring duplication of subject, may be repeated for credit up to a maximum of 16 credits. Writing intensive.
Credits: 1-1
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· Socialite-slash-designer Nicky Hilton cancelled her fashion show in Miami tomorrow because of scheduling conflicts.
· Def Jam CEO Jay-Z thinks he deserves a raise. Boss L.A. Reid doesn't.
· Are Riley Keough and Ryan Cabrera engaged?
· Anna Nicole Smith's diaries have been sold for half a million.
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Nadal 'recovering well' from back injury ahead of Indian Wells tournament
World number one Rafael Nadal is reportedly recovering well from the back problem that wrecked his chances of winning the Australian Open crown and he is planning to re-start his training this week in his native Spain.
The Spaniard Nadal lost to Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka in the Melbourne final, preventing him from drawing level on 14 Grand Slam singles titles with American Pete Sampras.
According to Sport24, the team of Nadal, who had more tests in Barcelona on Monday, said in a statement that they were 'satisfactory' and showed 'favourable progress', adding that a decision on when he is able to start competing again will depend on his adaptation on the court in coming days.
Nadal is due to play in a clay event in Buenos Aires starting on Feb 10, followed by a tournament in Rio de Janeiro, also on clay, and the hard-court Masters events at Indian Wells and Miami, the report added.
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Sports Illustrated's scathing report on OSU football will be released any day now, and the Cowboy brass can go about the business of figuring out what's true and what's not.
Former players painted unflattering picture of OSU football
Chances are high that it's not all true and it's not all false. Somewhere in the middle is most likely.
But even the best-case scenario, that it's all a bunch of lies and innuendo, would not be a satisfying result for the university. And not just because of the stain on OSU's reputation.
While OSU doesn't know the exact details of who said what, OSU knows this. Sports Illustrated told Cowboy officials that it talked to 60 former players and 30 former coaches/staff personnel. And some of them, perhaps most of them, painted an unflattering picture of O-State football.
"This goes well beyond the NCAA rules and any consequences," OSU athletic director Mike Holder said. "You've got to take a hard look at yourself in the mirror."
Holder says he tells his employees on a regular basis, "Our only job is to serve our student-athletes. That's what we're here for. We're here to make their dreams come true.
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School Accommodation.
Wednesday, 25 October 2000
Seanad Eireann Debate
Mr. Finneran: I welcome the Minister to the House. I have raised this matter as a result of representations made to me by the VEC in County Roscommon, the parents' council, teachers and people in general in the Elphin area who are extremely concerned with the slow progress in the provision of the new accommodation at Elphin post-primary school.
Elphin post-primary school has 104 pupils and 14 teachers, with 11 subjects at junior cycle and a full range of subjects at leaving certificate level. Unfortunately, the school must work from two campuses which are a half mile apart. At all times two classes, with 20 in each class, must be located on a campus half a mile from the main building. This is a totally unsatisfactory method of addressing the needs of the pupils in the Elphin area. It has a knock-on consequence in that many pupils are leaving the area to attend schools outside Elphin because of the inappropriate facilities provided. Parents feel aggrieved that their children have to walk half a mile along the streets of Elphin in rain, frost and snow to get from one classroom to another. I know of nowhere else where this type of operation would be allowed continue.
As far back as January 1999 a deputation consisting of the chief executive officer and chairman of Roscommon VEC, Monsignor Travers, the bishop's representative, representatives of the school's board of management, parents' representatives and public representatives met with the then Minister for Education and Science, Deputy Martin, and outlined the difficult situation. The second campus, bad and all as it was, was no longer going to be available as there is only a yearly lease on it and it is costing a large amount of money. Therefore, it is probable that the facility currently being used will not be available to Elphin post-primary school in the future.
The school identified a site which was available and which has been bought and paid for, but the necessary further steps have not been taken. While some movement has taken place, it has been at a very slow pace which has resulted in great anger in the area.
[351] The representations I have had are strong. I would be negligent in my duty as a public representative if I did not outline in stark terms what has been brought home to me by parents' representatives, teachers and the chief executive officer of the VEC. They feel that the necessary strands are not being pulled together, and that is why I raise this issue. I ask the Minister to give this matter priority and that the totally unacceptable situation in Elphin be immediately addressed so that the town and catchment area has proper facilities.
A site has been provided and we are awaiting plans and then a contract to provide new accommodation. It is not a major task for either the office of the Minister, which I know has great interest in it, or the building section of the Department. It is a matter of bringing all the strands together so the wishes of the people, and the decision of the former and current Ministers to provide accommodation, is put into practice.
The Cathaoirleach comes from the area and I know he fully supports this proposal. He has attended the public meetings and the deputations in support of the parents, teachers and pupils, as have other public representatives. Two years have passed since the application was made to extend the school and since the first deputation to the Minister. We need action and a positive response. I must report back to the parents and the board of management next week and I do not want to return empty handed.
I ask that this matter be given the utmost priority so we can report favourably to the people of Elphin, the authorities in the school and County Roscommon VEC.
Mr. Teacy: I thank the Senator for giving me the opportunity to discuss the provision of new accommodation at Elphin post-primary school in County Roscommon.
First, I would like to outline the background to this project. Our Department received an application from County Roscommon VEC in February 1999 for the provision of an extension to Elphin vocational school. The VEC also requested funding from the Department to purchase a site at the rear of the school to accommodate the proposed extension. The VEC was subsequently requested to complete an ST1 Form and an educational worksheet. These are policy documents that set out a school's curricular options and are required by the Department of [352] Education and Science to determine the need for additional accommodation at a school.
Following an analysis of these documents by a senior inspector within our Department, a schedule of accommodation for the extension to Elphin vocational school was prepared in July 1999. The new extension will provide a number of specialist rooms, a library, a general purpose/dining cum PE area, staff accommodation, toilets and stores. In total, the new extension will provide a total of 952 square metres of additional accommodation at the school and will represent a substantial investment in the educational infrastructure of the region.
Additionally, this project will be funded under the national development plan. I am pleased to inform the House that County Roscommon VEC acknowledged acceptance of the schedule of accommodation in October 1999. A design team was duly appointed by the VEC to commence the architectural planning process and this is ongoing.
Roscommon VEC has recently been requested to instruct its design team to prepare and submit a stage 1 outline – site suitability, briefing and site report – to the Department's building unit. This submission is to incorporate pre-stage 2 – outline sketch scheme – options. Once this report is received and evaluated by staff in the building unit of the Department in Tullamore, a planning and briefing meeting will be held with a view to progressing the project.
Regarding the VEC's request for funding from the Department for the purchase of a site to accommodate the new extension at Elphin vocational school, I am pleased to relate that the Department provided £30,000 for the purchase of this single acre site last July. I can assure the Cathaoirleach, Senator Finneran and Members that every effort will be made to have the architectural planning of this important project expedited.
I listened with great interest to what Senator Finneran said. He has made an excellent case on behalf of the people of Elphin. This is obviously a very worthy educational project which deserves our full support. I intend having an immediate discussion with the Minister for Education and Science, Deputy Woods, regarding the matter and will request that priority be given to having a positive conclusion so proper facilities are provided as quickly as possible for the children of the Elphin area.
The Seanad adjourned at 8 p.m. until 10.30 a.m. on Thursday, 26 October 2000.
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- Sandy Nawrot said...
Good Lord seriously? At 9:30 at night after 50 movies? It would have chewed me up and spit me out too. But I think having read it now, I'd want to hear it and see it. I often do this kind of thing with my audio books...go back and transcribe. Sometimes you must, if only to really understand it yourself.
- March 23, 2012 at 11:48 AM
This is amazing and fantastic. Thanks so much Kathie Smith for the transcription. I really can't say how much I thank you for reminding me of what I heard when I saw the film. This language (in the film) truely deserves your making it accessible to everyone (the public) after the viewing. Wow! Thanks!
- April 15, 2012 at 4:49 PM
Thank you for transcribing it and sharing it.
- September 22, 2012 at 7:48 AM
Thank you very much for posting this.
What do you think this "change" he is discussing in the end there might be? Its interesting how he seems so definite in his claim of the foreclose of a possibility of a new dawn, but then undermines himself immediately. Is it sarcasm? Like that the change he has seen is only for the worst? Or is he maybe referencing the alcohol in a sarcastic way?
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A legislative committee in Australia's state of Victoria is questioning whether the government should honor the confessional seal.
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