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Dunnellon man dies in morning crash
Published: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 12:54 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 12:54 p.m.
A 76-year-old man was killed after the truck he was driving crashed into a tree near Dunnellon early Monday morning.
Arthur A. Saraceni Jr., of Dunnellon, was traveling north on U.S. 41 in a 2009 Nissan Frontier pickup just before 6 a.m. As he approached Southwest 88th Place Road, the Frontier crossed into the southbound lane and then went off the west shoulder and travelled several hundred feet before it struck a pine tree, according to a Florida Highway Patrol media release.
Saraceni was taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. He was not wearing a seat belt, according to FHP.
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The Australian Broadcasting System has developed a web site that tells kids how long their carbon footprint should allow them to live.
The actual title is Professor Schpinkees Greenhouse Calculator - find out when you should die!
I put everything into the calculator, and it said that I should die at age 15 so I should have been dead a long time ago. It also said that my carbon footprint is 24.6 tonnes.
Planet Slayer - Greenhouse Calculator
"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." Albert Einstein
"If your worried about falling off the bike, you'd never get on" Lance Armstrong
"Dress cute wherever you go, life is too short to blend in." Paris Hilton
"Money is one of the greatest instruments of freedom ever invented by man." F.A. Hayek
22.8....so I have about 1 year to live
I have 2 years to live!
The artist formerly known as SouthernHawk
I died at age 12
I doubt if anyone in America "deserves" to live past age 35 according to this website.
Great to have some clown telling kids they should die because they eat meat or don't live in a flat. Thank you "Professor" Schpinkee.
I've got about ten years to live.
And as a side note I believe that's the first time I've seen an animated pig explode in a ball of blood.
I died at 17.5 years.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
I like the idea of getting kids thinking about this type of thing, but this is horrible. I'm about as much of an pro-environment guy as anybody, but this is not good. When I should die? Who does this guy think he is?
11.8, I'm a miracle child!
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Originally Posted by joefrog
I will admit, I am to blame in sometimes making mountains out of molehills.
Funny, I don't fly and I hardly drive.
I died at 11.3.
17 years of age? Hard to believe this is actually for kids. Make them feel bad about themselves, and then show a poor cartoon piggy's blood splatter onto the walls and pigs next to him. Silly Aussies.
Go Sssssssssyclones!
27.5...good life i'd say compared to most! haha!
Originally Posted by CrossCyed
Funny, I don't fly and I hardly drive.
I died at 11.3.
That's when I died too. I didn't get that the more money I spend per year the more CO2 I use. That didn't make any sense at all.
By the way, Global Warming doesn't exist.
"If you can't hear me, it's because I'm in parentheses."
I should have died at age 5. Don't know what I did wrong with this.
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Here's what the telecoms don't want you to know: The FCC's landmark "open Internet rules" ensure that fixed broadband providers -- the AT&Ts, Comcasts and Verizons that run DSL, cable or fiber into your home or office -- can't censor your access to the Web. Specifically, fixed broadband providers can't block sites they'd rather you not visit, and they can't favor one Web user's network traffic over another (for example, by slowing a site's load time). These open Internet rules represent a critical win for consumers, who for the most part have no real choice when it comes to selecting a broadband provider -- and thus no choice about the quality of broadband service we receive. Every monthly cable bill is a fresh reminder of how a lack of competition keeps us tied to underperforming, unresponsive telecom monopolies primarily dedicated to price-gouging their customers. Without the FCC serving as a watchdog -- protecting our right to all access the same Web, no matter what telecom market we live in -- broadband providers would be working overtime finding new ways to charge us even more for even less. We don't have to look far for proof. AT&T Wireless -- which, due to an ill-conceived political compromise by the FCC, isn't subject to the same strict open Internet rules as AT&T's fixed broadband division -- is a prime example of such aggressive hostage-taking behavior. This past spring, AT&T Wireless announced it had invented a way to get paid twice for providing the same service, by charging both data subscribers and Netflix for making Netflix content available on AT&T smartphones. This scheme creates new barriers to access for competitors of Netflix and other preferred apps, managing to both restrict subscribers' content choices and stifle developer innovation. Not content to stop there, AT&T then proceeded to openly violate the one FCC rule that does speak directly to wireless providers -- it blocked access to FaceTime, an iPhone video-calling app that competes with AT&T's own voice services. Slapped with an FCC complaint, AT&T opted to double-down yet again. The company now claims that no part of its business -- not wireless, not fixed broadband -- is subject to any government oversight whatsoever. Essentially, AT&T is asserting that it has the right to determine for itself what we see and do on the Internet, in whatever manner the company deems fit. (Verizon has actually filed a federal lawsuit to this effect, asserting a First Amendment right to absolute control over the transmission of information over its network; critics have rightly pointed out that a ruling in Verizon's favor would negate the First Amendment rights of its millions of subscribers.) In light of Big Telecom's evident disdain for the experience of its customers, the quality of its product and even the basic tenets of free-market enterprise, it's remarkable that the industry's recent PR efforts spend so many column inches touting the importance of competition and innovation. More remarkable still is the industry's straight-faced insistence that it is "government regulation" -- and not Big Telecom's own dysfunctional, corrupt business practices -- that is to blame for the sorry state of broadband deployment in this country. Telecoms have spent the better part of the past two decades collecting hundreds of billions of dollars in tacked-on fees and rate increases -- approved by state governments and paid by us -- for the explicit purpose of upgrading every home's old copper phone wiring to lightning-fast fiber. Today, fiber is only available in 42 communities; for that matter, 34 percent of Americans -- and a full 46 percent of African Americans -- still don't have high-speed Internet in our homes, period. So what did AT&T and company do with all our money? Apparently, they lined their own pockets, appropriating huge sums for executive pay and overseas investments. Big Telecom is working frantically to deflect responsibility for the outcomes of its dirty dealing. It incessantly repeats complaints of unspecified "government regulation" to anyone who'll listen, hoping we'll buy that an industry raking in billions in public handouts is actually a victim of government overzealousness. And in doing so, the industry is trying to engineer an even bigger scam: AT&T and Verizon's push to completely remove any vestige of FCC oversight from their business dealings is the biggest threat to the open Internet we've seen yet. 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This observation, made by Drewry's latest quarterly Container Forecaster, also suggests that the "boom and bust cycle" is now an annual occurrence, rather than something that happens every 4-5 years.
Neil Dekker, a chief analyst with Drewry, noted that three factors will determine how the industry will develop in the next 5-10 years.
Number one, he said, will be carrier behavior and commercial strategies. In other words, will they learn from their mistakes? Number two, will be the continued investment in ever larger container vessels. And finally, how will they respond if consumer confidence continues to erode, and "near sourcing" takes share away from global deployments?
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There's no better way to get into the Halloween spirit than by watching some scary movies. Check out these spooky movie recommendations, courtesy of George Wolf.
Disclaimer: We take no responsibility for nightmares you may have from watching these films.
>> Movies 1 – 5 | 6 – 10 | 11 – 15 | 16 – 20 | 21 – 25 | 26 – 31 <<
October 15th: The Thing (1982)
The Thing | 109 min | Rated: R
John Carpenter's remake of the 1951 SciFi flick The Thing from Another World is both reverent and barrier-breaking, losing a bit of the original's Cold War dread, but concocting a thoroughly spectacular tale of icy isolation, contamination and mutation.
A beard-tastic cast portrays the team of scientists on expedition in the Arctic who take in a dog. The dog is not a dog, though. Not really. And soon, in a cut-off wasteland with barely enough interior room to hold all the facial hair, folks are getting jumpy because there's no knowing who's not really himself anymore.
This is an amped up body snatcher movie benefitting from some of Carpenter's most cinema-fluent and crafty direction: wide shots when we need to see the vastness of the unruly wilds; tight shots to remind us of the close quarters with parasitic death inside.
Rob Bottin's FX, especially for the time, blew minds. That spider head move – woo-hoo!
The story remains taut beginning to end, and there's rarely any telling just who is and who is not infected by the last reel. You're as baffled and confined as the scientists.
The film was an inexplicable bomb with audiences and critics alike when it opened, but it's gone on to become a must-see.
Seriously, you must see it.
October 14th: Evil Dead (2013)
Evil Dead | 91 min | Rated: R
Bloody good remake (emphasis on bloody).
Yes, back in '81, tenderhearted Ash and his beloved Linda – both Michigan State fans – hopped in the old Oldsmobile Delta and headed into the Tennessee woods for a relaxing weekend with buddies Scott and Shelly, and Ash's bitchy sister Cheryl. Oh, the fun they had…
Flash forward, and a new set of vacationers young enough to be Ash and Linda's own kids (I mean, had Linda survived the weekend) take up the mantle and chainsaw in Evil Dead, director Fede Alvarez's update on Raimi's cult favorite.
What Raimi accomplished on a budget of half a shoestring can't be understated, but Three Stooges-style splatter is not what Alvarez is after. His reboot lovingly reworks Raimi's tale, eliminating nearly all the humor but absolutely none of the bloodletting.
The film throws a bit more story and character development at us. Still, we find two couples and one sister holed up in an old cabin, but this time David (Shiloh Fernandez, cute but disappointing), his girlfriend and his buddies are there to help his sister Mia (Jane Levy, exceptional) quit her drug habit.
Though it's impossible to pick out the contributions of each of the screenwriters updating Raimi's script, certain elements – like this back story – scream of Diablo Cody, who ingeniously introduces a concept that gives the film potential subtext by way of an unreliable narrator. (Did it all happen this way, or is Mia just insane and detoxing?)
Solid writing and Alvarez's gleefully indulgent direction allow the film – not only a remake, but a remake of a film that tread the overworn ground of "cabin in the woods horror" – to remain shockingly fresh. This is thanks in part to a handful of inspired tweaks, another handful of very solid performances, and a fearless but never contemptuous- eye for carnage.
From the super-creepy opening sequence, Alverez's update announces its fondness for the source material and his joyous aspiration to stretch that tale to its fullest, nastiest potential. He also shows a real skill for putting nail guns, machetes, hammers, electric meat slicers, hypodermics, even your standard bathroom mirror to fascinating new uses.
Oh, yeah..expect a lot of blood.
October 13th: The Loved Ones
The Loved Ones | 84 minutes | Rated: R
Psycho may have asked us to look at the weird relationships possible with mothers and sons, but fathers and daughters can develop dangerously close bonds, as well. For proof, just gander at this Aussie freakshow.
Writer/director/Tasmanian Sean Byrne upends high school clichés and deftly maneuvers between angsty, gritty drama and neon-colored, glittery carnage in a story that borrows from other horror flicks but absolutely tells its own tale.
Brent (Xavier Samuel) is dealing with guilt and tragedy in his own way, and his girlfriend Holly tries to be patient with him. Oblivious to all this, Lola (a gloriously wrong-minded Robin McLeavy) asks Brent to the school dance. He politely declines, which proves to be probably a poor decision.
Byrne quietly crafts an atmosphere of loss and depression in and around the school without painting the troubles cleanly. This slow reveal pulls the tale together and elevates it above a simple work of outrageous violence.
Inside Lola's house, the mood is decidedly different. Here, we're privy to the weirdest, darkest image of a spoiled princess and her daddy. The daddy/daughter bonding over power tool related tasks is – well – I'm not sure touching is the right word for it.
The Loved Ones is a cleverly written, unique piece of filmmaking that benefits from McLeavy's inspired performance as much as it does its filmmaker's sly handling of subject matter. It's a wild, violent, depraved way to spend 84 minutes. You should do so now.
October 12th: Eden Lake (2009)
Eden Lake | 91 minutes | Rated: R
It's crazy this film hasn't been seen more. The always outstanding Michael Fassbender takes his girl Jenny (Kelly Reilly) to his childhood stomping grounds – a flooded quarry and soon-to-be centerpiece for a grand housing development. He intends to propose, but he's routinely disrupted, eventually in quite a bloody manner, by a roving band of teenaged thugs.
Kids today!
The film expertly mixes liberal guilt with a genuine terror of the lower classes. The acting, particularly from the youngsters, is outstanding. And though James Watkins's screenplay makes a couple of difficult missteps, it bounces back with some clever maneuvers and horrific turns.
Sure, the "angry parents raise angry children" cycle may be overstated, but Jack O'Connell's performance as the rage-saturated offspring turned absolute psychopath is chilling.
There's the slow boil of the cowardly self righteous. Then there's this bit with a dog chain. Plus a railroad spike scene that may cause some squeamishness. Well, it's a grisly mess, but a powerful and provocative one. Excellent performances are deftly handled by the director who would go on to helm The Woman in Black.
Don't expect spectral terror in this one, though. Instead you'll find a bunch of neighborhood kids mad at their lot in life and taking it out on someone alarmingly like you.
October 11th: Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010)
Tucker and Dale vs Evil | 89 minutes | Rated: R
Horror cinema's most common and terrifying villain may not be the vampire or even the zombie, but the hillbilly. The Hills Have Eyes, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Deliverance and hundreds of others both play upon and solidify urban dwellers' paranoia about good country folk. The generous, giddy Tucker and Dale vs. Evil lampoons that dread with good natured humor and a couple of rubes you can root for.
In the tradition of Shaun of the Dead, T&DVE lovingly sends up a familiar subgenre with insightful, self-referential humor, upending expectations by taking the point of view of the presumably villainous hicks. And it happens to be hilarious.
Two backwoods buddies (an endearing Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk) head to their mountain cabin for a weekend of fishing. En route they meet some college kids on their own camping adventure. A comedy of errors, misunderstandings and subsequent, escalating violence follows as the kids misinterpret every move Tucker and Dale make.
Director Eli Craig's clever role reversal screenplay, co-written with Morgan Jurgenson, recreates the tension-building scenes that have become horror shorthand for "the hillbillies are coming." From the bait and tackle/convenience store encounter with bib overall clad townies, to the campfire retelling of likeminded teens lost forever in the wooded abyss, the setup is perfect.
Each punchline offers the would-be killers' innocent point of view – expressing their increasingly baffled take on what appears to them to be a suicide pact among the coeds.
T&DVE offers enough spirit and charm to overcome most weaknesses. Inspired performances and sharp writing make it certainly the most fun participant in the "You Got a Purty Mouth" class of film.
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|It's snow much fun!
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke kids were praying for a snow day last week, and they certainly got their snow! After a day off school on Friday, a beautiful blanket of snow and sunny weather Saturday, Feb. 4 made for perfect sledding conditions at the Holyoke Golf Course.
Aspyn Kinnie enjoys a fun afternoon at the golf course.
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VIERA, Fla. (WUSA)- Athletes learn a saying early in their tutelage: "don't be THAT guy." In other words, don't be the reason the team lost the game. The weight of those words become even heavier the bigger the game.
Drew Storen has been carrying around that albatross since last October, the night he held that precious baseball in his hand and couldn't hold a two-run lead in the 9th inning. The DMV knows the story well. A six run lead turns into a historic collapse. Storen wasn't solely responsible; he was just the last man on the line.
And because of that, he had to answer the questions. How did this team's closer not close the deal? With two outs nonetheless? Those were hard questions to answer that night. But he was professional in doing so.
Four months later, Storen has had time to reflect. "I'm definitely through it," he said during our sit down one-on-one interview. "It just takes time and it's a matter of turning it into a learning process."
To his credit, Storen gave no excuses: "I know what I was signing myself up for (being a closer) it can either go one way or the other. "
The night of October 12th, 2012 it went the other way and the moment still cuts deep. The 25-year old Indianapolis native openly admits his biggest regret. "I felt bad because I felt like I let those guys (teammates) down," he said.
But those teammates and Natitude nation never wavered in their support of Storen. "The amount of support I received from those guys and the fans during the offseason has been incredible for me because, like I said, I wish it turned out differently," said Storen. "But there's not really a whole lot I can do about it now, what I can control is what I'm going to do this year."
Speaking of this year, Storen is already facing adversity and real baseball games haven't even begun yet. Management made an offseason acquisition that directly affected his position, signing Rafael Soriano to a two-year deal -- making the former Yankee the richest reliever in baseball this season.
"It kind of caught me off guard because I wasn't communicated with," said Storen. "But immediately I knew it was going to be big opportunities for me because I know how Davey (Johnson) runs his bullpen." Storen is referencing Johnson's tendency in the past to rely on multiple relievers to close. But General Manager has Mike Rizzo has stated he expects Soriano to be the team's primary closer. So when I asked Storen is he was ok with being a setup guy, he replied, "Absolutely. Being the setup guy for a winning team is better than being a closer for a losing team."
It takes maturity to say things like that. Storen could be in contempt of it all and many would certainly understand. But his demeanor in Viera has been what Nationals fans have come to expect: confident and yet approachable with the smile they've come to know.
Storen admits he's ultra-competitive so the last four months for him have most likely been a hell most weekend warrior jocks could never know. But it says a lot about who he is that, at least publicly, he's handling it. Part of growing that thick closer skin I suppose. And if there is a championship run in this Nationals team, one hopes Storen is around to be a part of it.


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Visual Communication Design
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The disciplines represented within the College of Communication and Information emphasize different aspects of communication and information theory, research, use and practice. Yet, they all focus on the elements and means of creating, managing, using and evaluating messages, and on information components and processes that are central to communication interaction.
The evolution of digital and electronic media has blurred the distinctions and narrowed the traditional differences between and among communication and information disciplines. The College of Communication and Information provides a coherent and unified structure for the cohesive, collaborative and convergent study of human interaction and information design, production, processing, management, exchange and evaluation, while retaining the unique perspectives and content foci of programs within each of the constituent schools.
The college includes four schools: Communication Studies, Journalism and Mass Communication, Library and Information Science and Visual Communication Design.
The college links programs with a pedagogical and research interest in new technology for information and communication uses, distribution and content. In addition, the School of Communication Studies houses the Communication Instructional Resource Lab and the Communication Research Center. The School of Journalism and Mass Communication houses two centers: the Center for Scholastic Journalism and the Media Law Center for Ethics and Access. The School of Library and Information Science houses the Center for the Study of Librarianship and the Center for the Study of Information and Religion, and the School of Visual Communication Design offers workshops created for graduate students tackling multidisciplinary design research and for industry professionals engaged in interactive design methods and technology.
School of Communication Studies
The communication studies program involves the study and practice of human communication. Coursework examines intrapersonal, interpersonal, group and public communication in various organizations and professions. We study human communication processes through language, nonverbal, argumentation and persuasive interactions. The traditions of humanistic and social scientific communication theory are infused into the program.
Undergraduate communication studies majors will complete a 6-hour core and select one of six concentrations of 39-59 hours. The concentrations are applied communication, global communication, health communication, interpersonal communication, organizational communication and public communication.
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The program in communication studies is intended to enable students to lead meaningful and productive lives in interpersonal, organizational and public settings, and to prepare for a variety of careers in the professions of government, public or social service, business, industry and counseling. For those intending to continue with graduate study, the program leads to careers in college or university teaching and advanced positions in the public and private sectors.
Graduate Program
The School of Communication Studies offers programs of graduate study leading to the Master of Arts degree.The M.A. degree program is intended to provide a broad spectrum of knowledge about human communication. It is intended for those who wish to continue graduate study in communication beyond the master's level, to teach at the secondary, community college or small-college level, to continue preparation for professional careers, or to prepare for nonacademic careers in which a broad understanding of communication theory and research is desirable.
The M.A. program focuses on the social and behavioral study of communication theory and research. Students may pursue work in health, instructional, interpersonal, mediated, organizational, mass and public communication, and new technologies/social informatics. For more information, visit the school's Web site at www.kent.edu/comm.
For additional studies beyond the M.A. degree, refer to the CCI PhD program description.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication offers professionally oriented programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to prepare students for positions in mass communication.
The school's responsibilities include training students for careers, providing leadership for persons currently working in the mass media and helping to increase public awareness of the role of the media. The curriculum is designed to provide students with the benefits of both a strong liberal arts education and professional training. Journalism and mass communication requirements make up approximately 25 percent of the students' program, with requirements in other areas and elective courses constituting the other 75 percent.
Faculty members have substantial professional experience in the mass media in addition to teaching and academic qualifications. Also, a number of area professionals teach as adjunct faculty.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication provides professional service and leadership through seminars and professional workshops for journalists. Faculty members are active in a number of professional organizations and serve as consultants to groups in mass communication.
Journalism and mass communication majors supplement their coursework with an internship in their field of specialization. Other opportunities for practical experience include news, production, management, sales, performance and advertising positions on the campus newspaper, the Daily Kent Stater, and its online edition; the campus television station, TV-2; the campus radio station, Black Squirrel Radio; and the campus magazine, the Burr, and its online edition.
Students also may participate in student chapters of six national professional organizations: American Advertising Federation, Journalism and Mass Communication Honorary Kappa Tau Alpha, Public Relations Student Society of America, National Association of Black Journalists, Society of Professional Journalists and the Association of Women in Communications.
Programs leading to the Bachelor of Science degree are available for students interested in a variety of electronic media. The students may look to possible careers as radio-television performers, program production personnel, producers, broadcast sales promoters and advertisers, and broadcast copy and script writers. Other options include careers in nonbroadcast and new media utilization of audio and video communication in industrial training and in public communication. Careers are applicable to both commercial and public broadcasting operations.
B.S. degree programs are available for majors in advertising, electronic media, news, public relations and visual journalism.
Students who major in the news sequence select one of three areas of study: newspaper journalism, magazine journalism or broadcast journalism. Students who major in Electronic Media select one of three areas of study: electronic media management, electronic medial production or electronic media sports production. Students who major in Visual Journalism select one of two areas of study: information design or photojournalism.
Students in any journalism and mass communication major may elect a minor outside or within the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Degree Requirements
In each of the baccalaureate degree programs, students must satisfy the 36-hour minimum stipulated in the Kent Core.
A 2.75 overall GPA at Kent State and a 2.75 GPA in JMC courses are required for graduation for both JMC majors and minors. A 2.75 overall GPA is also required to enroll in JMC courses. Students who fall below a 2.75 overall will be allowed to remain in JMC courses for which they are already registered for one more semester. They will be given one semester to bring their overall GPA up to the school minimum. Failure to do so will result in not being permitted to enroll in JMC courses until their overall GPA reaches the school minimum. In addition, no grade lower than a C- (1.70) in a JMC course will be counted toward graduation or as a prerequisite for a subsequent class.
Students must earn a B- (2.70) or better in JMC 20004 Media Writing to move on in their major. If they fail to earn a B- (2.70) or better in JMC 20004 after two attempts, they are not permitted to continue in the journalism and mass communication program.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication is accredited nationally by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (ACEJMC). In addition, the school holds memberships in the Ohio Newspaper Association, the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Broadcast Education Association and the Association of Schools of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Liberal Studies Requirement
The Liberal Studies Requirement (LSR) is mandated by the ACEJMC to make sure JMC degrees are well-rounded degrees with a strong grounding in the humanities, arts and sciences. Sixty-five credit hours (out of the total of 124 for the degree) must be taken in the humanities, arts and sciences. All Kent Core courses, except JMC 20001, count toward the LSR, so that covers 37 of the 65 hours. The remaining 28 hours of LSRs are covered in Additional Degree Requirements and electives. Below are the course designations and some specific courses that count toward the 65-hour Liberal Studies Requirement. See your advisor for details.
All courses with these designations count toward the 65-hour Liberal Studies Requirement:AMST American Studies
HEBR MCLS-Hebrew
ANTH Anthropology HIST History
ARAB MCLS-Arabic HONR Honors College
ARTH Art History
HRTG Hertiage Languages
AS Arts and Sciences
IAKM Information Architecture and Knowledge Management
ASL American Sign Language
ITAL MCLS-Italian
BSCI Biological Sciences
JAPN MCLS-Japanese
BTEC Biotechnology
LAT MCLS-Latin
CACM Center for Applied Conflict Management
LIS Library and Information Sciences
CHEM Chemistry MATH Mathematics
CHIN MCLS-Chinese MCLS Modern and Classical Language Studies
CLAS MCLS-Classics PAS Pan-African Studies
CLS Clinical Laboratory Sciences
PHIL Philosophy
ECON Economics PHY Physics
ENG English POL Political Science
EXPR Experimental Programs
PORT MCLS-Portuguese
FR MCLS-French PSYC Psychology
GEOG Geography RUSS MCLS-Russian
GEOL Geology SOC Sociology
GER MCLS-German SPAN MCLS-Spanish
GRE MCLS-Greek WMST Women's Studies
These specific courses also count toward the 65-hour Liberal Studies RequirementArchitecture Management and Information Systems
ARCH 10001 Understanding Architecture (3)
MIS 24053 Introduction to Computer Applications (3)
10011 Survey of Architectural History I (3)
Music (no technique courses)
10012 Survey of Architectural History II (3)
MUS 20295 ST: Survey of Rock and Roll (3)
10111 History of Architecture I (3)
22111 The Understanding of Music (3)
20201 Beyond Western Architecture (3)
22121 Music as a World Phenomenon (3)
45210 Renaissance Architecture (3)
22131 Survey of Rock Music History (3)
45211 Baroque Architecture (3)
40295 ST: Roots of Rock (3)
45220 American Architecture: Colonial to 1900 (3)
42111 African Music and Cultures (3)
46263 Modern Architecture (3)
42131 America's Music (3)
Communication Studies
43141 Folk and Traditional Music of Western Continents (3)
COMM 15000 Introduction to Human Communication (3)
42151 Asian Musics (3)
21000 Communication Grammar Review (1)
42161 History of Jazz (3)
25902 Communication Theory (3)
Nutrition and Dietetics
26000 Criticism of Public Discourse (3)
NUTR 23511 Science of Human Nutrition (3)
26001 Public Communication in Society (3)
Physical Education-Professional
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PEP 25059 Sport in Society (3)
35852 Intercultural Communication (3)
Public Health
35912 Gender and Communication (3)
PH 10001 Introduction to Public Health (3)
45006 Media Use and Effects (3)
10002 Introduction to Global Health (3)
45007 Freedom of Speech (3)
20001 Essentials of Epidemiology (3)
45091 Seminar in Communication Studies (1-4)
20005 Social and Behavioral Science Theories in Public Health (3)
Computer Science
20006 Environmental Health Sciences (3)
CS 10001 Computer Literacy (3)
30002 Introductory Biostatistics (3)
33006 Social and Ethical Issues in Computing (3)
44000 Health Disparities (3)
Cultural Foundations
Recreation, Park and Tourism Management
CULT 29535 Education in a Democratic Society (3)
RPTM 16000 Foundations of Recreation and Leisure (3)
Dance (no technique courses)
26001 Introduction to Community Inclusion of Individuals with Disabilities (3)
DAN 27076 Dance as an Art Form (3)
26010 Community Development and Recreation (3)
Entrepreneurship 36085 Leisure and Culture (3)
ENTR 27056 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (3)
Sport Administration
Fashion Design and Merchandising
SPAD 25059 Sport in Society (3)
FDM 20013 History of Costume (3)
35021 Governance in Sport (3)
30013 Fashion and Pop Culture (3)
45024 Sport in Global Perspective (3)
Gerontology 45026 Sport and the Media (3)
GERO 14029 Introduction to Gerontology (3)
Special Education
30656 Psychology of Aging (3)
SPED 23000 Introduction to Exceptionalities (3)
Human Development and Family Studies
Theatre (no technique courses)
HDFS 24011 Interpersonal Relationships and Families (3)
THEA 11000 The Art of the Theatre (3)
24013 Early Adolescence (3)
31112 History of Theatre and Drama I (3)
Health Education
31113 History of Theatre and Drama II (3)
HED 32544 Human Sexuality (3)
Visual Communication Design
Justice Studies
VCD 14001 Visual Design Literacy (3)
JUS 12000 Introduction to Justice Studies (3)
26704 Issues in Law and Society (3)
33300 Development of Justice in America (3)
33400 Crime and Justice in Popular Culture (3)
JMC majors should take JMC 20003, Introduction to Mass Communication as one of the first courses for all JMC majors. If a JMC major has already taken, JMC 20001, Media, Power and Culture, this course can be counted for JMC 20003, Introduction to Mass Communication.
For more than 80 years, the school has supported and guided the practice of journalism at the secondary school level, first through the Northeast Ohio Scholastic Press Association and statewide through the Ohio Scholastic Media Association since 2007.
Graduate Program
Graduate programs leading to the Master of Arts degree also are available. The School of Journalism and Mass Communication offers professionally oriented graduate study in Journalism and Mass Communication leading to the Master of Arts degree. This program prepares students for careers in a multi-platform media marketplace characterized by free enterprise and freedom of expression.
The Reporting/Editing concentration allows students to select from these options:
- Convergence
- Journalism Educators
- Broadcast
- Magazine
- Newspaper
Information on the program and on application procedures is available from the Coordinator of Graduate Studies, School of Journalism and Mass Communication or by visiting the School's Web site at http://jmc.kent.edu.
Library and Information Science
Graduate Program
The school offers a graduate program, accredited by the American Library Association, which leads to a Master of Library and Information Science (M.L.I.S.) degree. An American Library Association-accredited master's degree is the basic requirement for professional employment in most libraries and information centers.
The School of Library and Information Science (S.L.I.S) prepares students for positions of leadership in librarianship and the information professions. The master's and advanced certificate programs emphasize the preparation of students for professional service in academic, public, special and school libraries and other types of information agencies.
For more information about the School of Library and Information Science, prospective students may request an information packet by contacting the School of Library and Information Science or by visiting the school's web site at http://www.slis.kent.edu.
School of Visual Communication Design
The mission of the School of Visual Communication Design (VCD) is to provide a comprehensive and superior professionally oriented education in the study and practice of visual communication design that will complement university studies in the liberal arts, humanities and sciences. The intention and emphasis of the visual communication design degree programs is the preparation of students for the graphic design illustration and photographic illustration professions; specifically, to develop technical proficiency, aesthetic sensibility and design expertise in the organization of imagery and typography to communicate information in two-dimensional form by graphics for print, video and interactive electronic multiple media, and in three-dimensional form through packaging, exhibition and environmental graphics. In support of this mission, a liberal education is a necessary foundation or catalyst to the development of perception, intellect, imagination, skill and knowledge of the history of the visual communication design field.
The School of Visual Communication Design offers three undergraduate degree programs: the Bachelor of Arts, the Bachelor of Fine Arts and the Bachelor of Science. The school offers 2 graduate degree programs: Master of Arts and the Master of Fine Arts..
The Admissions Office will process all applications with respect to the general qualifications for admission to the university for new freshmen and transfer students.
The School of Visual Communication Design recognizes that competence in visual design as well as intellectual capacity are necessary qualities in students who plan to prepare for a career in visual communication design. Therefore, the right is reserved to require evidence of achievement in design and related areas from all students endeavoring to enroll for the first time as majors in the school. Early admission is recommended.
Transfer Students
Students meeting the general requirements of the university for transfer admission will be admitted to the program. Transfer credits will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. In most situations, completion of the VCD basic coursework is a necessary prerequisite to further study. The director of the School of Visual Communication Design may impose additional requirements considered reasonable and necessary. Transfer credits are evaluated consistent with the university policy, although each student will be evaluated individually in terms of his or her ability to perform within the program. A transfer applicant's strengths and deficiencies will be considered and his or her transfer credits will reflect that consideration.
The Kent State University School of Visual Communication Design is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design.
Information Architecture and Knowledge Management
Graduate Program
The Master of Science degree in Information Architecture and Knowledge Management (IAKM) is an interdisciplinary degree that provides opportunities for students interested in graduate studies and research in the broad range of information-related disciplines and professions. The program rests on a set of core courses that provide a broad and solid foundation for specialized work in these three concentrations:
- Health Informatics
- Knowledge Management
- User Experience Design
Through these concentrations the program offers focus and flexibility for students to fashion a course of study that suits their interests and career objectives. This flexibility is essential to the nature of the program because of the transdisciplinary character of information, the emerging and evolving roles for information professionals, and the rapid and dynamic growth of information technologies, products, systems, services and networks. The major faculties contributing to the degree are the:
- School of Communication Studies
- Department of Computer Science
- School of Journalism and Mass Communication
- School of Library and Information Science
- Graduate School of Management
- School of Visual Communication Design
While information architecture and knowledge management have emerged as fields of study and career concentrations, their use in the degree title is intended to designate significant points on a spectrum of current and emerging information and knowledge professions and to draw upon and balance the strengths of the participating disciplines.
As a new career path surfaces, IAKM works to develop curriculum to meet its demands. The current options for study in IAKM reflect the current needs in the professional landscape with concentrations in Health Informatics (HI), Knowledge Management (KM), and User Experience Design (UXD). Health informatics sets standards for electronic health records, facilitates the rapid evolution from paper-based to electronic records and the integration of hospital, patient, and physician systems. Knowledge management is a discipline that turns an organization's intellectual assets, including its recorded information, its memory, and the expertise of its employees into greater productivity and increased competitiveness. User experience design involves the use of information architecture and interaction design to create a user experience that helps information seekers solve their information needs efficiently and effectively, primarily in web-based environments, but also through emerging technologies. For more detailed information on health informatics, knowledge management, and user experience design in IAKM, visit the Web site at http://iakm.kent.edu.


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Dublin, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson put
together a stunning display of golf Friday to help the United States keep a
one-point lead at The Presidents Cup.
Bradley and Mickelson went 8-under par through 11 holes en route to a 4 & 3
win over Jason Day and Graham DeLaet in the first match.
Ernie Els and Brendon de Jonge won the second match for the International team
over Bill Haas and Hunter Mahan by the same 4 & 3 margin.
However, those were the only two matches completed. There was a lengthy
weather delay for the second day in row, leading the rest of Friday's
foursomes matches at Muirfield Village to be suspended due to darkness.
The United States leads 4 1/2 points to 3 1/2.
Play will resume Saturday morning at 7:35 a.m. ET. Saturday's scheduled
fourballs matches will start approximately one hour after the foursomes play
ends. More foursomes action is slated for Saturday afternoon.
Americans Steve Stricker and Jordan Spieth were 3-up through 14 holes against
Branden Grace and Richard Sterne. Both teams will have eagle putts on the 15th
green when play resumes.
Angel Cabrera and Marc Leishman won the 11th and 12th, but Webb Simpson poured
in a 30-footer for par on the 13th to get himself and Brandt Snedeker within
1-down of the Internationals. Both teams found the 14th fairway off the tee,
then agreed to stop the match there.
Tiger Woods and Matt Kuchar are 3-up after 12 holes against Louis Oosthuizen
and Charl Schwartzel. Their match was stopped after Kuchar made a bogey putt
to win the 12th. Oosthuizen found water off the tee, leading to a double-
In the final match, Hideki Matsuyama and Adam Scott own a 4-up lead through 11
holes against Americans Jason Dufner and Zach Johnson. Dufner is looking at a
short par putt to halve the 12th hole when play resumes on Saturday.
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May 25, 2016
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida shoppers this August will get to buy computers without having to pay sales taxes.
Gov. Rick Scott on Monday signed into law a bill reauthorizing the state's popular back-to-school sales tax holiday. This year's sales tax holiday will take place from Aug. 2 to Aug. 4.
Shoppers will not have to pay the state's 6 percent sales tax on clothes worth $75 or less or on school supplies worth $15 or less.
But this year's tax holiday also has a new twist. Those looking for a new computer worth $750 or less also will not have to pay taxes on their purchase during the three-day period.
This tax break also applies to tablets, laptops, electronic readers. Shoppers will still have to pay taxes on the purchase of a cellphone.
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Just wondering about booking a meeting room using a shared resource.
We have a meeting room calendar and can book the room using this, if the room is free it accepts the booking if not it rejects it.
What I'm trying to do is book a weekly meeting each Wednesday for next 6 months in the Meeting room. But because the meeting room is booked for that time on Wed March 24th, it rejects it for ALL the meetings.
Surely it should reserve it for all the days it is available and just reject for the one day it isn't?


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I'm running Zimbra Desktop 7.1.2 (build 10978) on several OS'es and machines. I'm a happy guy basically since I have been around almost from the git-go and have been waiting for 7.12 because my Yahoo accounts were toast on 'sendmessage'.
I upgraded last week, and everything went fine. Several stations (including my problem child) were still on a 1.x version, so everything was exported (but not restored) and a clean install was done. This machine is running Windows XP Media Center SP3.
after I installed ZD and let the first account sync, I noticed something very odd. In the 'search window'. the font is rendered (or substituted). Its ONLY a rendering problem. Whatever you type WORKS correctly, and the folder names may not be readable - BUT they are correct. In fact, if you cut or copy the text to another window (like this one) Its rendered correctly.
for instance
ABCDEF yields ^_`abc
1234567 yields NOPQRST
lowercase or CamelCase is unreadable (special characters)
I had researched this and 'thought' it might be a Java issue (although it did not occur in other Java apps i run). Nevertheless, I cleaned out my Java and installed clean with the current JDK for Windows. I had also seen references to the Windows Font cache - cleaned that out. No Dice
SO, I am at a total loss. Maybe I am missing a font or it is corrupt??? (what font is specified there)
What's rendered there is ` in:"drafts" ` (I cut & pasted into this window)
Any Ideas???