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AAA Roadmap for Navigating Religion in Physical Education
Kahan, David, Strategies: A Journal for Physical and Sport Educators
It is highly desirable for physical educators to offer curriculum and engage in instructional and managerial behaviors that engage students in an optimal quantity of enjoyable physical activity, while also preparing them to assume independent ownership of their health behavior outside of physical education class and school. The student body of any school--even one that appears homogenous - reflects a diverse medley of gender, ethnicity, race, ability, sexual orientation, and religion. Public school physical educators typically give less consideration to the latter demographic than the former ones. The majority of Americans identify with a religious faith, and the connection between religious beliefs/behaviors and health behaviors, make it important to understand teachers' role and influence in this regard.
The purpose of this article is to inform readers regarding a) religious demographics in the United States; b) the relationship between religion and health - with particular emphasis on physical activity; c) ways that students' religious beliefs may need to be accommodated by physical educators; and d) resources and techniques that can help teachers understand their students' religious beliefs so they can be provided appropriate opportunities to reach and maintain recommended physical activity levels. The article uses the theme of a roadmap based on an adaptation of the initials for the Automobile Association of America (AAA)--Acknowledgement, Acceptance, and Accommodation.
Demographic Data
First, it is important to understand the prevalence and variation of students' religious beliefs. Since 2001, the National Study of Youth and Religion (www.youthandreligion.org/research/) has explored the development of religious beliefs, attitudes, and practices from adolescence through young adulthood and the role religion plays in children's daily lives. Smith, Denton, Faris, and Regnerus (2002) summarized that religious participation declines with age over the adolescent years, girls are more religiously active than boys, Southern youth are the most active by region, and African Americans are most active by race. It is perhaps more instructive to consider adult religious demographics, because even though children's religious beliefs and adherence veer away from parents' as they get older, two-thirds of 12th graders report that their ideas about religion are mostly very similar to their parents' (Smith, Faris, & Denton, 2004). Congruence between parents' and children's ideas about religion is especially high for Mormon, African American, and rural youth and especially low for Jewish and Northeast dwelling youth (Smith et al., 2004). Based on data presented in Table 1, which are based on a recent national survey of adults, while American physical educators are most likely to teach Christian children and these children are most likely Protestant, there is a wide range of religious affiliations based on geographic region and race. For example, teachers in the Northeast would be unlikely to teach a Mormon child and more likely to teach a Jewish child. Additionally, while a majority of children of all religions is most likely Caucasian, the greatest racial heterogeneity is seen among Muslims and biracial distributions are seen among Buddhists and Catholics. These data provide physical educators with clues as to particular religions they may encounter and need to account for in planning curriculum and instruction.
Connections between Religion and Health
It is also important to appreciate the link between religion and health, which may exist due to interaction between genetic (especially for more homogenous religious groups) and environmental factors (especially for religious groups that tend to reside in close-knit communities).
Religion and morbidity. One model suggests that religion along with personal and environmental factors affect an individual's psychological state, social support, and health behavior, which in turn moderate various bodily systems (e. …

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Recent Acquisitions
Selected collections received in Archives
- 2000-
The Plutonium Files Collection
The research files used by Eileen Welsome for her Pulitzer Prize winning book, The Plutonium Files.
Received: May 2000.
Blair, Frank A.
The papers of Frank A Blair, 2nd accession, Colorado land owner, irrigation specialist, and former Army officer.
Received: June 2000.
Rodeck, Hugo
Papers of Hugo Rodeck, Professor of Biology (1928-1971) and Director of the University Museum (1939-1971) at the University of Colorado.
Received: August 2000.
Levine, Solomon
The academic papers of Solomon Levine, graduate of the WWII US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School. He spent his career as an economics and Asian studies professor at the University of Wisconsin.
Received: November 2000.
Seidensticker, Edward L.
The diaries of Edward L. Seidensticker, graduate of the WWII US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and prominent professor and postwar translator of Japanese literature.
Received: January 2001.
Marr, John W.
The academic papers of John W. Marr, professor of biology, as well as the initiator and long-time director of the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research.
Received February 2001.
Rose, Edward
An addition to the Edward Rose Collection. Rose was a prominent professor of sociology. Received: June and September 2002
Hanson, Robert C.
Papers of Professor Robert C. Hanson of the Sociology Department and Institute of Behavioral Sciences.
Received: July 2002.
Martell, Edward A.
Scientific Papers of Edward Martell, scientist at the National Center of Atmospheric Research and expert on the environmental hazards of Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant.
Received: April 2003.
Levy, Marion
Academic papers of Professor Marion Levy, graduate of the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, long-time director of Asian Studies at Princeton University,
Received: July 2003.
Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center
Addition to the pacifist Boulder activist organization.
Received: June and July 2004.
Cross, Charles T.
Professional papers of Charles cross, graduate of the WWII US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, career Foreign Service Officer, diplomat and Asia expert.
Received: August 2004.
Vigil, Ernesto
Organizational papers of Ernesto Vigil, prominent, early activist in the Denver Chicano movement.
Received: August 2004.
Stebbings, James
Professional records of James Stebbings, Sc. D., of Midwest Epidemiology Associates, on medical testing.
Received: November 2004.
Woodbury, Roger
Civil War, Cuba, and Colorado diaries of Roger Woodbury, Denver Pioneer Businessman and early University of Colorado Regent.
Received: February 2005.
International League for Peace and Freedom
3rd Accession of the Geneva headquarters of WILPF, the almost century-old international women's peace organization.
Received: August and December 2005.
Colorado Chapter, National Organization of Women
Organizational records of the Colorado chapter of NOW.
Received: September 2005.
Faller, James
Scientific papers of James Faller, JILA fellow, on Lunar Ranging.
Received: November 2005.
Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs
The organizational papers of the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs, of which the Boulder Women's Club was a member organization.
Received: December 2005 and January 2007
Rocky Flats Coalition of Local Governments
The organizational papers of RFCLG, a coalition of seven member county and municipal governments concerned with the environmental impact of Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant. Received: January 2006.
Environmental Information Network
Records and papers of the EIN, an informational center on Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant and its deactivation and decontamination.
Received: April 2006.
Parker, Harrison
Professional papers of Harrison Parker, graduate of the WWII US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, USAID official and career expert on Indonesia.
Received June 2006.
International Association of Limnology
Scientific and organizational papers of the International Association of Limnology, donated by the Center for Limnology, CIRES, at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Received: July 2006.
Ira Current Photograph Collection
Ira B. Current (1910-2009) was an authority on color print theory and technique. He was also University of Colorado alumnus, author and photographer, and photography expert. The collection contains Current's photographic prints, slides and negatives.
Received: September 2006.
James Stanley Brakhage Collection
The expansive collection not only reflects Brakhage's development as independent and individual film artist, but also his collective and significant influence upon all arts in the decades of experimentation 1950s to the ongoing moment. Materials include correspondence to and from filmmakers, writers, musicians, fine artists, critical theorists, intellectuals, and major and minor personalities diverse. Commentaries, articles, photographs, performance posters and programs, both collected by and sent to Brakhage, chronicle unfolding milieu. Drafts, manuscripts, and variously acquired objects d'art, further contribute to the comprehensiveness of this unique collection. In addition, Brakhage's lecturing and academic endeavors, spanning forty years at institutions such as the School of Chicago Arts Institute, Rice University, and University of Colorado at Boulder, are well represented via printed matter, notes, and audio recordings. The Collection also holds a significant portion of Brakhage's personal library.
Received: September 2006.
Rocky Flats Citizens' Advisory
Organizational papers of the major citizen's group that advised and watched the close down and environmental clean-up of Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapon's Plant.
Received: November 2006.
William C. Himmelmann Collection
William C. Himmelman was a prominent Denver labor official and Denver City Councilman. His papers and other material relate to his years as a labor leader and Denver City Councilman.
Received: August 2007.
James Stone Papers
James Stone was appointed chairman of the Rocky Flats Clean-up Commission in 1989. The collection contains all of the original papers that the Clean-up Commission collected, as well as all of Stone's documents and evidence from his attorney, relating to the cleanup of the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant.
Received: September 2007.
David L. Jarrett Photograph Collection
David Jarrett specializes in fine art (gallery work), travel and exterior architectural photography. His interest in photography started at the University of Colorado, where he was chief photographer on the Coloradan yearbook for three years. At that time he concentrated on available light candid photography, scenes and architectural images. This collection contains photographs of the University of Colorado in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Received: November 2007.
Resource Center of the Americas
The Resource Center of the Americas is a non-governmental 501(c)(3) organization, founded in 1983 in response to the wars in Central America and the need to circulate information. Working with the people of Central America, the Resource Center began educating and organizing concerned citizens around another reality, relying on first-hand accounts from El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua, reports from delegations returning from Central America, and news that escaped the mainstream media. In the early 1990s the organization broadened its mission as new challenges began to present themselves in the form of globalization.
Received: in 2008.
Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Reading Room,
Donated by the Rocky Flats Cold War Museum, the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Reading Room contains 210 linear feet of publications regarding Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Facility.
Received: October 2008.
Ken Salazar Papers
Ken Salazar served as Senator for the state of Colorado from 2005-2008, before being appointed to Secretary of the Interior by President Barack Obama in 2008. Senator Salazar's papers consist of his Senate staff files during the 109th and 110th Congresses, from approximately 2005 to 2008. The papers mainly deal with defense, energy and natural resources, immigration, health care, finance, and judicial matters. They also contain correspondence to the Senator, schedule charts, briefings, books, and personnel files from 2005-2009. The papers are closed until 2034, except by donor permission.
Received: April 2008.
Nancy Wertheimer Papers
Professor Nancy Wertheimer was an epidemiologist on the faculty at the University of Colorado from 1957 until at least 1989. Her research focused primarily on the correlation between exposure to magnetic fields and various forms of cancer. The collection contains research materials including correspondence, raw data, maps, etc.
Received: February 2009.
James Zarichny Papers
Life-long Boulder leftist, socialist, labor and political activist, James Zarichny was a member of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). He was also a target of McCarthy period anticommunist investigations. His collection contains his military and activist correspondence, records, publications, and photographs.
Received: November 2009.
Jeffrey Limerick Papers
Boulder architect, Jeffery Limerick taught and wrote on architectural matters and headed Jeffrey W. Limerick Aia Architecture in Boulder, Colorado. It was a private company, established in 1993 and incorporated in Colorado. The collection contains his plans, sketches and drawings.
Received: January 2010.
Martynas F. Ycas Collection
Professor Martynas Ycas was a biochemistry and microbiology professor at Syracuse University who conducted a correspondence with George Gamow, physics professor at the University of Colorado. Both were members of the famous RNA Club. The collection contains their correspondence and photographs regarding RNA research and the club.
Received: May 2010.
Gregory Franta Collection
Gregory Franta was the chief architect at Rocky Mountain Institute and Colorado architect of the year in 1998. He was also known for his work with the Clinton Administration to make the White House more energy efficient. Heading the institute's "Built Environment Team," Franta "has been recognized as an international leader in designing sustainable, high-performance buildings and communities," according the RMI's website. His collection consists of architectural plans, drawings, and sketches.
Received: June 2010.
Western Cine
Western Cine Film Laboratory of Denver, Colorado, for the past 30 years, was extremely active in motion picture film preservation and restoration. 95% of their work was in the area of film preservation, although they had worked minimally with small restoration projects. Their lab has worked with Columbia Pictures (Sony Entertainment), Universal Pictures, the International Museum of Photo at George Eastman House, Southern Methodist University, and the Archives of the City of New York, as well as independent producers and other clients. They worked in both 35mm and 16mm black and white and color, and they handled both nitrate and safety film base on a regular basis. The collection consists of Western Cine's business records.
Received: August 2010.
James Haug Collection
James Haug, an alumnus of the University of Colorado, was Reference Librarian in the John Wesley Powell Library of Anthropology of the Smithsonian Institution. His collection contains his research materials and files used for his dissertation on Gorilla dentition.
Received: September 2010.
Michael Glantz Collection
Director of the Consortium for Capacity Building, INSTAAR/ University of Colorado,
Michael Glantz's research relates to African drought; desertification; food production problems and prospects; societal impacts of climate anomalies related to El Niño events; the use of El Niño-related teleconnections to forecast these impacts; developing methods of forecasting possible societal responses to the regional impacts of climate change; and
the use of climate-related information for economic development. Glantz has long been interested in how climate affects society and how society affects climate, especially in how the interaction between climate anomalies and human activities affect quality of life issues. The collection contains his research material, professional correspondence, and publications.
Received: September 2010.
CU Cyclotron Files
The Cyclotron building was initially built with Colorado state funds in 1957, matched with an Atomic Energy Commission grant to build the cyclotron in 1958. Later to be called the Nuclear Physics Laboratory, Science Learning Laboratory, in 1960 it was the first such device between St. Louis and the West Coast. In 1962, the cyclotron produced a beam of hydrogen nuclei. The cyclotron's 85 ton magnet accelerated particles of hydrogen, carbon and other matter and hurled them against the nucleus of atoms to smash them. Physicists were exploring the means and manner in which atoms could be smashed. The machine also produced radioactive materials for other research. Research was funded by AEC and NSF grants, employed CU physics faculty. The collection includes their entire office files.
Received: June 2011.
Elias George Theros Collection
Dr. Elias Theros, prominent radiologist, Navy doctor, was a graduate of the WWII US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, located at CU from 1942-1946. These are his WWII papers, records, and publications.
Received: July 2011.
Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi Papers
This collection highlights the activities and interdisciplinary knowledge of the founder of the Jewish Renewal Movement. This collection (created ca. 1945-2005) includes: 5,000 manuscript pages, 500 audio cassettes, 500 photographs, 50 VHS tapes, and 25 posters and advertisements covering subjects as diverse as Jewish mysticism, Hasidism, spiritual eldering, interreligious dialogue, psychology of religion and paradigm shift.
Received: August 2011.
K. D. Timmerhaus Papers
Dr. Klaus D. Timmerhaus was a member of the CU chemical engineering faculty from 1953 until the 1980s. He became associate dean of engineering for research and graduate programs in 1963. Dr. Timmerhaus Received: the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Illinois. Before joining the CU faculty, Dr. Timmerhaus was employed as a process design engineer for the California Research Corporation (now Chevron Research). The collection consists of Professor Timmerhaus's academic and professional papers.
Received: September 2011.
Rabbi Leah Novick Papers
Rabbi Leah Novick is a spiritual teacher and counselor whose work focuses on the Divine Feminine and Kabbalah teachings. Materials document her work since her ordination in 1987 and her contributions to the Jewish Renewal Movement (Aleph Alliance).
Received: October 2011.
Holy Beggar's Gazette
Former editor of Holy Beggar's Gazette, Steven Maimes, donated a complete set of this journal published in San Francisco between 1972 and 1977. A publication of the House of Love and Prayer founded by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach in San Francisco 25 years ago featuring Hassidic Jewish wisdom expressed in stories.
Received: October 2011.
Ann Roy Papers
Ann Roy, American artist, activist, poet, feminist and student of liberation theology who lived in Mexico from 1958 until her death in 2006. She founded a women's textile cooperative in Marfil, Guanajuato, and taught at Ivan Illich's CIDOC (Centro Internacional de Documentacion) in Cuernavaca where she was the first to give a course in Mexico on Women in Mexico. She also collected images of women in Mexico and created a slide show called "What the Devil Happened to the Goddess?" She translated into English a book about the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua (Los Tambores de Monimbo by Cesar Arias), and continued to gather and translate testimonies from Nicaragua and the Zapatistas under the nom de plume of Fair Witness.
Received: November 2011
Dr. Rudi Nussbaum Collection
Dr. Rudi Nussbaum was an avowed pacifist and Holocaust survivor and an expert on the health effects of radiation exposure. His research and activism as a Professor Emeritus of Physics and Environmental Science at Portland State University was instrumental in bringing attention to the health effects of radiation exposure. He composed numerous papers on Hanford's health hazards and participated in gathering valuable information on workers and civilians who were exposed to radiation both at Hanford and in surrounding communities. The collection contains his research and papers regarding the health problems posed by the Hanford site.
Received: November 2011.
David Hull Holmes Collection
David Hull Holmes (1874-1967) was a Colorado and Arizona architect. The collection contains Holmes' architectural drawings of Tucson, San Diego, Denver, and Boulder.
Received: April 2012
Gary R. Graf Photograph Collection
Gary Graf was a Colorado photographer of approximately forty years' experience, both commercial, fine art and landscape.Included are black and white images of Utah and Wyoming. Photography also documents the ruins and abandoned buildings of the central Platte Valley of lower Downtown Denver, now Coors Field and Elitch's Gardens.
Received: May 2012
Roger V. Dingman Papers
Roger V. Dingman, professor of history at the University of Southern California, spent his academic career examining intelligence and diplomatic activities between America and Japan in the 20th century. The collection includes researchfiles, interviews and other information regarding his books on US/Japan diplomacy and intelligence, World War II in the Pacific, the USN Japanese/Oriental Language School, as well as some family papers. He wrote Deciphering the Rising Sun on the University of Colorado's WWII era US Navy Japanese Language School.
Received: August 2012
Global Response Collection
Global Response is an environmental non-governmental organization which enlists community volunteers to protect the environment by creating partnerships for effective citizen action. At the request of indigenous peoples and grassroots organizations, Global Response organizes international letter-writing campaigns to help local communities prevent many kinds of environmental destruction. The collection consists of the organizational records, documents, and reports of Global Response.
Received: August 2012
George W. Ziegler Collection
George Ziegler was a graduate of the World War II era US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School. The collection consists of photographs and records relating to George Ziegler's attendance at the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and service in World War II.
Received: September 2012
Henry W. Allen Collection
Henry W. Allen was a graduate of the World War II era US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School. The collection consists of photographs and records relating to Henry Allen's attendance at the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and service in World War II.
Received: September 2012
Ward Hussey Collection
Ward Hussey was a graduate of the World War II era US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School. The collection consists of photographs and records relating to Ward Hussey's attendance at the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and service in World War II.
Received: September 2012
Joseph & Miye Sano Collection
Joseph Sano was a Sensei at the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and later became a book printer in Boulder. The collection consists of books in English and Japanese, as well as materials related to Joseph Sano and his wife Miye's life in Boulder.
Received: September 2012
Delphian Society Collection
The Delphian Society is a women's educational promotional association. The collection contains ledgers from the Golden, Colorado Chapter for the 1930s.
Received: October 2012
George Nace Papers
George W. Nace (1920-1987) was an innovative developmental biologist at Duke University and the University of Michigan. The son of a missionary, he spent much of his childhood in Japan where he became fluent in Japanese. During WWII, Nace used his talents in the Japanese language and received a certificate from the US Navy Japanese Language School in at the University of Colorado in 1943. He served as a translator during World War II and worked closely throughout his career with scientists in Japan. The collection contains his research notes, publications academic, personal, and military correspondence, photographs and records relating to George W. Nace's academic career and his attendance at the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and service in World War II.
Received: November 2012
Robert Schwantes Collection
Robert S. Schwantes (1922-2012) attended the US Navy Japanese Language School in Boulder, CO and then served in the Navy in Australia, the Philippines, and Japan during World War II. After he received his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1950, he worked for The Asia Foundation in San Francisco and Japan from 1954 through 1988, meeting and working with people from many Asian countries on programs to foster educational, cultural, and economic development. The collection consists of photographs, research files, records and books relating to Robert Schwantes' attendance at the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, service in World War II, and as a Japan expert and member of the Asia Foundation.
Received: March 2013
Mariagnes Aya Medrud Collection
Mariagnes Aya Medrud, a former Boulder Valley School District teacher who spent her early years in a World War II Japanese internment camp, spent her life in community service working to integrate multicultural youth into the community. She served on the Multi-Ethnic Action Committee of the school district and, after retirement, served as co-director of the Rosa Minoka-Hill Fund, which provides scholarships for Native Americans students to attend preparatory schools. She has served on several boards and commissions with the city of Boulder, as well as spending decades teaching art and working on the Pine Ridge Reservation. In 2013, she received an honorary doctorate from the University of Colorado. The Medrud Collection consists of correspondence, personal papers, photographs and documents relating to Japanese Internment and World War II, at Mindoka and Hunt, Idaho, the Boulder Asian Pacific Alliance, the American Friends Service Committee and the Japanese American Citizens League.
Received: April 2013
C.B. Scott Jones Collection
Dr. Jones is is founder and president of the Peace and Emergency Action Coalition for Earth. The principal function of P.E.A.C.E. is to oversee the development of the global Center for Sustainable Peace and Development system. Previous to this he was co-founder and president of the Human Potential Foundation. This was established in 1989, and conducted research into all conditions of humankind. Prior to this position he was Special Assistant to Senator Claiborne Pell from January 1985 until March 1991. Retiring as a Commander in the U.S. Navy, approximately half of his thirty-year naval career was spent in intelligence service overseas and in the United States. In post-navy careers he has taught at the university level and worked in the private sector research and development community involved in U.S. government sponsored projects for the Defense Nuclear Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command, and other organizations. The C. B. Scott Jones Collection consists of correspondence, personal papers, documents and reports of Scott Jones, career US Navy officer, Special Assistant to Senator Claiborne Pell, and founder and president of P.E.A.C.E. Inc.
Received: June 2013
Marjorie McIntosh Collection
Marjorie McIntosh, professor of British history at the University of Colorado from 1979-2006, Distinguished professor emerita 2006-, was educated at Radcliffe College and Harvard University. Her work has concerned late Medieval English social history. The collection contains research files relating to Professor McIntosh's work on Medieval English society. Her books include: Poor Relief And Community in Hadleigh, Suffolk, 1547-1600; Poor relief in England, 1350-1600; Yoruba Women, Work, and Social Change; Working Women in English society, 1300-1620; Controlling Misbehavior in England, 1370-1600; A Community Transformed: The Manor and Liberty of Havering, 1500-1620; Autonomy and Community: The Royal Manor Of Havering, 1200-1500.
Received: September 2013
Euvaldo Valdez Collection
Euvaldo Valdez was a key player in two Latino organizations in Boulder County: Mexican Americans of Boulder County United (MACBU), which played an important part from 1972 until at least the late 1980s; and the local chapter of League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), which flourished in Boulder beginning around 1973.
Received: October 2013
John A. Carroll Papers
John A. Carroll (July 30, 1901 – August 31, 1983) was a Democratic United States Representative and United States Senator from Colorado. Born in Denver, he attended the public schools, and during the First World War served in the United States Army (1918–1919). He graduated from Westminster Law School in Denver in 1929, and was admitted to the bar the same year and commenced practice in Denver. In 1933 and 1934, he was assistant United States attorney, and was district attorney of Denver from 1937 to 1941. He was regional attorney for the Office of Price Administration in 1942 and 1943, and served in the Second World War as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1945. He resumed the practice of law, and was elected as a Democratic representative to the Eightieth and Eighty-first Congresses (January 3, 1947 to January 3, 1951). The Carroll Papers were transferred from the Archives of Auraria Library in Denver.
Received: December 2013
Conrad McBride Collection
Conrad McBride (1922-2013) was one of the original professors of the Political Science Department at the University of Colorado. An early recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Award, he was best known as an expert on the American presidency. He initially came to Boulder in 1954 to join the Colorado Municipal League, his doctoral dissertation was on the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact. Collection contains hearings, reports and publications related to his research on the impeachment of Richard M. Nixon. Also included are research papers, publications, and articles on natural resources, water, irrigation and water rights.
Received: January 2014
Harry W. Mazal Holocaust Collection
The Harry W. Mazal Holocaust Collection was considered the world's largest privately owned Holocaust archive and the most significant U.S. collection outside of the Holocaust museums in New York and Washington D.C. The archive is the life work of Harry W. Mazal, a retired businessman of San Antonio, Texas. became an internationally recognized Holocaust collector and researcher. Working with numerous volunteers, Mazal dedicated his life to creating a vast repository committed to defending the voices and memories of the victims of the Holocaust around the world by promoting scholarly research related to Holocaust studies, Holocaust denial, anti-Semitism and bigotry. The collection is comprised of more than 20,000 books and 500,000 documents, pamphlets, photographs and other materials, including original transcripts of the Nuremburg trials.
Received: February 2014
Reich Chamber of Culture (ReichsKulturKammer)
ReichsKulturKammer was an institution in Nazi Germany. It was established by law on 22 September 1933 in the course of the Gleichschaltung process at the instigation of Reich Minister Joseph Goebbels as a professional organization of all German creative artists for the de-Judiazation of German culture. Every artist had to apply for membership on presentation of an Aryan certificate. A rejected inscription de facto resulted in a profession ban. The RKK was affiliated with the Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda with its seat in Berlin. Included are books, notebooks, files, list of Jews, concentration camp lists, handbooks, identity documents and files of the French Military Government (1947) and the Supreme Allied Headquarters of the US Military Government in Germany.
Received: May 2014
Ken Salazar Papers, 2nd Accession
Ken Salazar represented the state of Colorado in the United States Senate, and was later appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Barrack Obama in 2008. Ken Salazar was born in Alamosa, Colorado on March 2, 1955. He received his BA from Colorado College in 1977, and his JD from University of Michigan Law School in 1981. Salazar was scouted out by Colorado Governor Roy Romer, and appointed chief legal counsel in 1986. He was later promoted to Director of the Colorado Department of Natural Resources in 1990. After a hiatus from politics which lasted from 1994 to 1998, he was elected Colorado's Attorney General. He remained the state's attorney general until 2005, when he was elected to the United States Senate. He worked as a senator until President Obama appointed him Secretary of the Interior in 2008. In 2013, Salazar returned to private life and began working for the Wilmer Hale Legal Firm. The second accession of the Salazar papers is comprised of 116 boxes, and includes documents from his professional career dating from 1982 to 2008. It also contains the business records from a Denver Dairy Queen Franchise owned and managed by him and his wife Hope Hernandez Salazar, dating from 2001 to 2007. Collection closed until 2025.
Received: May 2014
Fox-Miller Collection
Archival materials that relate to Jewish Settlements in Eastern Europe and Russia regarding a garment workers union an a collection of books on Jewish studies and labor.
Received: June 2014
Staehelin, L. Andrew
L. Andrew Staehelin, faculty member in CU's Micro-Cellular Developmental Biology Department, donated grant applications, reports to NASA, USDA, HIN and other agencies.
Received: July 2014
Robert Sheeks Collection
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Byron Johnson Papers, 2nd Accession
Byron Lindberg Johnson (1917-2000) was an economist for the Wisconsin State Board of Health (1938-1942) and the Federal government (1942-1947). Johnson served one term each in the Colorado House of Representatives (1955-1956) and the House of Representatives (1959-1961). He joined the University of Colorado, Denver Campus faculty in 1965. He served on the University of Colorado Board of Regents (1970-1982) and held other public positions throughout his career, most notably the United States Agency for International Development (1961-1964) and the Regional Transit District (Denver, CO 1982-1984). His papers contain biographical information, faculty and political papers, publications of the Regents and additional material.
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CU Media Relations and News Services
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Forrest R. Pitts Collection
The Forrest R. Pitts Collection contains the papers of Forrest Pitts, who graduated from the US Navy Japanese Language School, which was located at the University of Colorado in Boulder from 1942-1946. The collection contains materials related to his WWII service.
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Mark Udall Papers
Mark Udall was a United States Senator from Colorado from 2009 to 2015. He previously served in the United States House of Representatives, representing Colorado's 2nd congressional district. Prior to being elected to Congress, he represented parts of Boulder, Colorado in the Colorado House of Representatives. A Democrat, he supported legislation for renewable energy, the expansion of national parks, and protection of natural resources. A member of the western American political Udall family, his relatives include former Arizona U.S. Representative Morris "Mo" Udall, Arizona congressman and Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, New Mexico's Tom Udall, and Utah's Mike Lee. Udall ran in 2014 for a second term in the U.S. Senate, but was defeated by Republican Cory Gardner. The records include his state, Congressional, and Senate files. Collection closed until 2040.
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Peter G. Ossorio Papers
Peter G. Ossorio (1926-2007) was a professor of psychology at the University of Colorado from 1961 until his retirement. Professor Ossorio was known for his development of Descriptive psychology, a pragmatic and theory neutral pre-empirical approach to the study of behavior. The collection contains his academic and research files for both the public and private sector. Included are correspondence, studies, manuscripts, publications, and research material.
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Kenneth Portteus Collection
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This was a wonderful trip through Alice in Wonderland, with interesting characters and fun acrobatics. The Wonderland Circus group was quite talented and kept you entertained throughout the show. The alberta rose theater is quite cozy and every seat in the house was a good one.
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As of right now I have a lot on my mind. I just broke up with my boyfriend of 8 years because I saw how different we were and how things weren't working out. I think we were always different it just wasn't as noticeable and we didn't clash as much as we do now. I am really having a hard time because I love him but I know that it isn't working and as I told him its the only relationship I've known and I want to see what else is out there and not be in it just because its easy. He's not so cool about it mostly starting unnecessary arguments and storming out while my main focus is being peaceful and still enjoying the house even though we are both in it. I'm interested in talking to someone else but it's complicated because I still live with this guy and he probably won't be leaving for approximately one to 1 1/2 months. Also the guy I'm interested in hasn't talked to me aside from very light flirting and just causal talk. I don't know where to go with this because its like I dont really know him so i dont know how i could talk to him. And I think he knows that I'm living with someone so I don't think he'll talk to me. What is there to do in a situation like this?
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time to sit back and take a breather, I think.
you aren't fully out of your old relationship yet, its usually not a great idea to jump into another one before the dust settles.
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Rocky Mount police have arrested the final suspect wanted in the June 25 home invasion where a 17-year-old from Battleboro was killed.
Police arrested Marcus Bell, 26, of Battleboro Sunday after over two weeks on the run. He faces the same charges as the other three suspects already in custody.
Four suspects accompanied the deceased juvenile in the home invasion in the 14000 block of Hwy 481 in Enfield. Jasmine Graham, 20, and Diamante Harrell, 19, both of Battleboro turned themselves in within 24 hours of the incident. On June 29, lawmen arrested a third suspect, Martaveon Lynch, 17, of Battleboro.
Authorities say the 17-year-old who was killed was on a weekend pass from the Edgecombe Youth Development Center.
All four suspects are charged with first degree burglary, conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon, discharging a firearm into an occupied dwelling and contributing to the delinquency and abuse of a juvenile.
Bell is being held on a $30,000 bond. Graham was given a $30,000 bond. Harrell received a $100,000 bond.
Each suspect is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 21.
A name of a teen who was shot and killed during a home invasion this weekend in Halifax County has been released.
Dead is 17-year-old Marquis Thomas from Battleboro. Authorities say he was on a weekend pass from the Edgecombe Youth Development Center was shot and killed while attempting to break into the residence.
Deputies say Thomas and three men were involved in the home invasion in Enfield.
According to online records, 26-year-old Marcus Bell of Rocky Mount remains on the run. Meanwhile, 19-year-old Diamante Harrell of Raleigh and 20-year-old Jasmine Graham of Battleboro are in the custody of the Halifax County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies say the resident fired on the four people as they tried to break into his home. Lawmen say the teen was killed, and three others fled the scene.
Halifax County deputies say a juvenile on a weekend pass from a youth development center was shot and killed during a home invasion early Saturday. Deputies are also looking for three adults who they believe were involved.
Deputies say the resident of the home in Enfield fired at four people as they were trying to break in. Deputies say the juvenile was killed and the three other people fled.
Deputies are now looking for 26-year-old Marcus Bell of Rocky Mount, 19-year-old Diamante Harrell of Raleigh, and 20-year-old Jasmine Graham of Battleboro.
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Ingham County Sheriff deputies arrest the man involved in a shooting Wednesday night in Delhi Township.
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This fabric reminds me of rainbow bright and the eighties. Both of which are fun. Looking at it right now I'm thinking that it would probably be best on a quilt or pillow or something as an accent, unless I want to go for broke and make an Angelic Pretty Milky Way JSK out of it. Granted it is polyester, but even that can be starched to be made ready for sewing.
This little pendant comes loaded with colorful foil hearts. The back is filled with lots of white nonpareil sprinkles. *Ball chain is included*
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The Multiple Pathways and Support Services Department encompasses a broad range of support programs and activities which play an integral part in the school district's efforts to provide optimal educational experiences for every student. The primary purpose of our department is to eliminate barriers to wholesome school adjustment and assist school personnel and parents in developing the maximum potential of all students according to individual needs and ability. While all students benefit to some extent from Student Services' programs, the primary focus is directed toward assisting those students who exhibit problems traceable to social, emotional, physical, and developmental conditions which impede the learning process.
Dr. Pamela Davis, Executive Director
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Duval Virtual Instruction Academy
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We are extremely excited to offer a new opportunity for students who are two or more years over-age. The Bridge to Success Program addresses all of the barriers to graduation through a comprehensive approach. By leveraging national, state, and local partners, Duval County Public Schools has developed a program that will provide individualized support to help students graduate on time and ready to fulfill college and career goals.
The Bridge to Success Program includes our current over-age school sites located at the Bridge of Northeast Florida and JWJ-ACT Center as central hubs, with additional sites located within neighborhood school. This allows eligible students to continue to attend school and participate in the extracurricular activities at their neighborhood school, while still receiving the support needed to get back on track. Supports include:
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Network Admin for a military contractor.
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Hunter, you OWN one?! I'm tempted to say "my condolences"Originally posted by Hunter
LBS owner!
My wife and I own and operate a small chain of family hair salons in L.A.......in business since 1985. And no, I don't do hair........I just ride bikes!.......he....he....he....
Retired dept mgr from a computer/communications equipment support career.
I feex the bicycle!
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I am in the woods and I have gone crazy.
I am a Mechanical Engineer by profession..
We(my Fiance and I) also own a Computer Store and an Internet Cafe...
I do the tech stuff, she holds the money... Haha!
Hardware Design Engineer, working on imaging algorithms for MFP products. When I'm not out riding, that is..
Originally posted by mechBgon
Hunter, you OWN one?! I'm tempted to say "my condolences"
Im a cabinet maker
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-You've always got to keep on trying, if you don't try you'll only fail!
I work in a weather station doing weather observations. My job consists at looking at clouds once in a while. The rest of the time, I watch movies, play X-box, surf the net and sunbath.
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I teach 5th grade history, science, math, health, and technology.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
I am a dreamer.
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Director of Occupational Therapy in a hopsital. I also run the Driver Rehabilitation Program for the department. I'd like to teach university level some day...wish me luck!
Where am I going?......
....and why am I in this handbasket?
I am an apple stacker (work in a produce dept. of a large grocery store).
My real job is studying to be an elementaryschool teacher. One year Left!
May You Live in Winds of Gentle Peace
Freelance web designer/developer - it pays the bills until I graduate from college and become a high school History teacher and make even less money.
I tend to consider myself to be a network architect/engineer... at least that description seems to have fit my previous roles. I've also done software development. I am currently working for a software vendor that develops network routing software. They call me a Field Applications Engineer which means I get to figure out how customers will deploy/integrate our software into their products.
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I'm an accountant - as you can all probably tell from my personality.
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"We invite everyone to question the entire culture we take for granted." - Manic Street Preachers.
My blog.
My bike tours. Japan tour page under construction.
I'm a project manager and the corporate data center for a large automotive supplier.
I work in IT Support.
My business card says Sr. Web Developer. I guess I got that title because I've been here longer than the other guys
Basically I'm a web geek. I write web-based applications for a Government contractor. By night I'm an online MMIS student. I've finished about 1/2 of my Master's degree so far.
"You never fail, you simply produce results. Learn from these" - Anonymous
What?? You have other websites?? Which ones?Originally posted by Joe Gardner
Microsoft customer service & webmaster of this site and a few others.
I have worked in medical electronics for 25 years but thanks to corporate downsizing (June 2000 and March 2003) and age discrimination (I'm 58) I am now a professional collector. I collect unemployment checks.
I'm also a professional road checker (when it's not raining ). I check the roads for glass, trash, and potholes during my "almost" daily rides.
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Skip to 30:45 to go to the beginning of the presentation. Learn more about different resources that are available online for Hispanic genealogy (other than Family Search and Ancestry), where to find them and how to translate them into English.
How To Find Your Ancestors In Your Family Tree
In most modern cultures, records are created for important life events such as birth, baptism, marriage, death, and burial. Information from many of these records has been indexed and put online. This lesson shows how to find ancestors using these records. Also in this lesson is how to use Descendancy Research to find ancestors.
How to Find Direct Ancestors in Jokbo
This video explains how to find someone's own direct ancestors in Jokbo.
4 suggestions to find own Jokbo when someone does not have Jokbo in their homes.
How to find ancestors in Digitalarkivet of Norway
This class teaches patrons how to navigate some of the records available in Digitalarkivet of Norway. It also explain how to search the 1900 US Federal Census for Michigan and how to get to the FamilySearch Wiki for Norway and to find some of the content.
How to read Jokbo - Korean Clan Genealogy
Compositions of Jokbo and explanations on how to find certain names, vital records, relationship and other information in each column Dan.
Hur börjar jag? Vad bör jag tänka på? Var kan jag hitta uppgifter om min släkt? Här får du lite förslag och idéer som du kan ha nytta av när du börjar släktforska.
Improve your Search Results in FamilySearch Hispanic Records
This class will teach you various ways to search the historical records collections of FamilySearch for Hispanic ancestors in order to improve your search results. You will learn how to search by name and relationships. You will also learn how to apply filters, browse images and use the catalog to find other records for your ancestors.
Introduction to Hispanic Research
This webinar s designed for those who are just getting started with Hispanic Research. The research process, research logs, search tips, finding aids, and language helps will be presented along with a case study. The class also discusses the important record types for researchers looking for ancestors in Mexico, Latin America, and Spain. Note: The webinar has been edited to include bookmarks to key sections of the presentation. To jump ahead to a specific section, after the video loads, click on the arrow next to the words Punto de encuentro. The list of bookmarks will then appear. Click on the section that you wish to see. Please be patient while the webinar loads on your computer. Download times may vary due to the speed of your internet connection.
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You made it!! You have survived years of homework, gym class, and cafeteria food, and blah blah blah….. YOU MADE IT!
I know that you ingest photography or photos constantly these days, but great photos stick out! Do you want the same as everybody else? Ahhh, no. I have plenty of locations and ideas in mind, but I want to hear your ideas!
Styles Change and you are at the foreground. Photography is changing fast and I'm ready to evolve with it. I think that many of you are ready to make a bigger mark before you head out. Lets get original. Lets break the norm. Lets Shoot!
To see some of our past senior images check out our senior gallery, for something newer browse the blog, and/or Facebook page if you'd like to see what we're shooting lately!
Times are approximate, I've been know to run over, cause these are some of my favorite shoots. Main thing, lets challenge ourselves to make some amazing photos!
BLUE 1 hour. Mellwood* session. 2-4 outfits. $100
GREEN 2 hours. Mellwood* + one location. 4-5 outfits. $165
RED 3 hours. Mellwood* + 2-3 locations. Unlimited outfits. $250
BUDDY SESSION want to have a joint session with your BFF? We're down! The Buddy session includes Mellwood + 1 location, 2-3 outfits, and 2 hours. $200
YEARBOOK SESSION 30 mins. Mellwood* only. 1 outfit. 1 unit. 1 image emailed to school. $75
*Mellwood sessions include in-studio and around Mellwood Arts Center.
MAKEUP and even HAIR can be arranged, just depends how serious you are or who your are…. your call. (it helps doe)
Our packages start at $400. I know, you want digtials, we cater. We also sell PRINTS, canvases, metal murals, framed enlargements, and unique specialty items such as custom designed graduation announcements, iPhone covers, and art books, and photo boxes just to name a few. Want to see our full price list? Email us, or give us a call at (502) 384-2393.
Uh… Lets Create the Trend! one of you will win. I'll take as many reps that want to sign up and shoot before June 30th. You get… 2hrs, as much as we can cram in there, a concept portrait included, 25 shopped Digitals, 30% off prints, Rep Cards, for….(call me)! But the point is to spread the word! We shoot, i share, you share (the ones you want), create a stir, and send me seniors that dig our style. You get points for referrals that book with us, most points win a iPad or $500 in CASH. easy peasy. (there is a minimum, blame the seniors before you)


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How to make professional HDR images using Photoshop CS2
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How to make professional HDR images using Photoshop CS2
Lots of people use Photomatix, but few use Photoshop -- and I think Photoshop often does a much better job. I went ahead and whipped up a tutorial on how I use Photoshop to create mine; the HDR creation part really isn't too terribly hard, though you need to know a thing or two about post-processing to get the most out of it. The tutorial is here:
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text: Telephone booking line: 02381 780780 Ticket enquiries: 0845 688 9288Email: email@example.com Football Club - 2015/16 Ticketing PolicyHOME TICKETSTickets for our home Barclays Premier League fixtures will typically go on sale four weeks before the game is played for Category A fixtures and five weeks before the game is played for Category B and C fixtures.Tickets are available to purchase online at saintsfc.co.uk, by telephone on 02381 780 780 or in person from the Ticket Office. Sale dates may vary, however all ticket news will be released via the Club's official channels as and when it is available.In the first instance, tickets will initially go on sale to 2015/16 Official Membership holders. The priority purchase windows will be as follows: Category A fixtures: seven daysCategory B and C fixtures: three daysFor Category A games, tickets will only be offered to supporters with a previous purchase history, and will be limited to one ticket per Customer Number. For the 2015/16 season, should tickets be available following the priority period for 2015/16 Official Membership holders, tickets will then go on sale to supporters who have purchased tickets for at least one home fixture from the current season. For certain fixtures that are in high demand, we may need to introduce additional purchase requirements within the members' priority sale.For Category B and C games, while supporters are able to purchase more than one ticket against their Customer Number during the general sale period, we would always strongly advise that the Customer Number of each attending supporter is provided at the point of sale. There will be a maximum of four tickets that can be allocated to any one Customer Number. As purchases cannot be applied to different accounts retrospectively, purchasing more than one ticket against an individual Customer Number could affect your chances of obtaining tickets for the higher profile fixtures.Supporters wishing to sit in the Family Stand may only do so if accompanied by a Child. Tickets in the Family Stand are sold strictly on a maximum ratio of two Non-Juniors per every one Child (Under-17 or Under-11). For the purpose of calculating the ratio, Adults, Over-65s and 17-to-21s are treated the same, and therefore must be accompanied by a Junior in order to sit in this area. For instance, three Adults and one Under-17 would not be able to purchase in this area, but three Adults, one Over-65 and two Under-17s would.For any home cup ties, the Club will offer an exclusive period for Season Ticket holders and Official Membership holders to purchase tickets in advance of general sale. Depending on the fixture, not all areas of the Stadium may be offered for sale; however we will notify all supporters of which Blocks are available to purchase when the ticket information is released. All tickets purchased from Southampton Football Club are for the use of home supporters only. Any away supporter that purchases tickets for the home sections of the ground risks having the tickets confiscated and no refund offered.Home games are split into three categories as follows:Category A AFC BournemouthArsenalChelseaCrystal PalaceLiverpoolManchester CityManchester UnitedTottenham HotspurCategory B EvertonNewcastle UnitedWest Ham UnitedCategory CAston VillaLeicester CityNorwich CityStoke CitySunderlandSwansea CityWatfordWest Bromwich AlbionMatch tickets will be priced as follows: CONCESSIONSWe offer Concessionary tickets for those supporters aged 65 and over and Young Adults aged 17-to-21, as well as Under-17 and Under-11 tickets. As per the Ground Regulations, no supporter under the age of two years old will be permitted entry to the Stadium. Any child aged two or three will only be admitted providing that they can support themselves unaided in a seat. Supporters aged 13 years or younger will not be permitted entry to the Stadium without an accompanying Adult. The final decision on matters of entry on matchday lies with the Safety Officer.DISABLED SUPPORTERSWe offer a reduced ticket price in all areas of the Stadium for supporters who meet the Club's criteria for Disabled Tickets. The first time that Disabled Tickets are purchased, we require one of the following documents to be provided to the Ticket Office to prove your eligibility:DLA (Middle or Higher rate care component, or Higher rate mobility component)PIP (Enhanced rate)Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI)Attendance Allowance (AA)War PensionAll supporters who meet the above criteria are entitled to one enabler ticket free of charge when purchasing a Disabled Ticket.Currently, we are unable to offer Disabled Tickets online, however we do have a dedicated Disabled Ticketing line on 02380 718601 which can be used to purchase tickets.REFUNDSRefunds will only be made in accordance with the Ticket Terms and Conditions. Tickets will only be refunded if they are received by the Club more than 48 hours prior to kick off, and are subject to a cancellation fee of £2.00 per ticket. Refunds cannot be accepted for games that have been declared a sell-out.2015/16 OFFICIAL MEMBERSHIPThis season, the Club has introduced a membership scheme for Southampton supporters. Memberships are limited to one per person, and full details of pricing and benefits can be found at saintsfc.co.uk/membershipDuring the priority period for home and away tickets, 2015/16 Official Membership holders will be entitled to purchase one ticket per membership. For certain fixtures that are in high demand, we may need to introduce additional purchase requirements within the members' priority sale.AWAY TICKETSTickets for away games will usually go on sale three-to-four weeks before the game is played, and will first be offered to Season Ticket holders who have attended a certain number of away games from this or last season. 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This will be advertised in the ticket sales information when it is published.FEESThe following fees are applicable to all tickets purchased:Online: £1.00 booking fee per ticket Telephone: £2.50 booking fee per ticketPlease note that, when purchasing online, no booking fees will be charged should you select the Print@Home option.In addition, the following fees apply:Matchday Premium: a £2.00 surcharge will be applied to all tickets bought on the day of the gameForgotten Season Tickets: There will be a £5.00 fee to reprint a ticket for the matchForgotten/Lost Match Tickets: There will be a £5.00 fee to reprint a match ticketLost Season Tickets: There will be a £25.00 fee to reprint all lost Season CardsIf a Season Ticket is stolen, on production of a Crime Reference Number issued by the Police, the £25.00 reprint fee will be waived.