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Learning to operate in a new and unfamiliar environment is challenging, especially if you don't know who to ask or where to go for help. Here are campus resources that will help you make a smooth transition to life as a UNT student.
Attending classes
Need to register for classes?
You've been accepted to UNT and your first order of business is to register as a new student. All registration is conducted online at http://my.unt.edu. You will need your EUID and password to register. If you need help, contact the Registrar's Office.
Tools you'll need to register:
- Registration calendars show the dates and times when registration occurs each semester
- Undergraduate or graduate catalogs
- A Schedule of Classes.
Got to pay for classes?
Once you've registered and selected your classes, you'll need to pay your tuition bill.
- Pay bill online
- Pay your bill in person at Student Accounting and Cashiering, on the first floor of the Eagle Student Services Center.
What are the academic dates and deadlines that I need?
The Academic Calendar can help you plan for mid terms, final exams, class registration, holidays and commencement.
Want to take your education farther?
Global Engagement supports UNT's globalization priorities in the areas of global research engagement, international student recruitment, international alumni engagement, sponsored students, student retention, UNT's partnership with the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEM), and global development.
Study Abroad, located in Sage Hall, Room 236, will help you go experience the world.
Need some academic help?
- Office of Disability Accommodation
College life poses different challenges for students with disabilities. If you've been diagnosed with a learning difference such as dyslexia, or if you need physical accommodation, the Office of Disability Accommodation will make sure you receive the support you need to succeed at UNT. You can apply for services or find out if you qualify for services online, by visiting the office in Sage Hall, Suite 167 or calling (940) 565-4323.
- The Learning Center
If you want to do all that you can to succeed academically, or if you're worried about succeeding at UNT, turn to the Learning Center for help, located in Sage Hall, Suite 315. The center staff will help you find answers to the questions you have about reaching your academic goals. The Learning Center offers academic assistance by:
- Connecting you with free tutors
- Offering Learning 101 workshops on topics ranging from time management or note taking to test taking strategies, test anxiety, learning styles and speed reading
- Offering learning assistance books, videos, and computer instruction
- Offering exam preparation
- Connecting you with other campus resources
- UNT MathLab
If you're having difficulties in 1000-2000 level math courses, the MathLab is available to help you. MathLab tutors can help with specific questions, help you get started on a problem, check that you're approaching a problem correctly and encourage you through the process as you tackle your homework. The MathLab is located in the General Academics Building (GAB), Room 440.
- UNT Writing Lab
If you need help writing correctly, contact the UNT Writing Lab. The lab provides an online service as well as maintaining office hours in the Sage Hall, Room 152. Questions can be submitted online and are usually answered within 24 hours.
Books and supplies
Need to buy some books?
Now that you have officially signed up for class, you'll need to buy your textbooks.
A convenient place to get them is Barnes & Noble at UNT, on the northwest corner of Avenue C and Chestnut next to McConnell Hall.
Libraries and research
Need to do some research?
As a college student, you'll be spending a lot of time reading, studying and conducting research. The best places to do all of these activities are in the UNT Libraries. The Libraries are the heart of learning and research at UNT. The Libraries' faculty and staff offer outstanding core services, provide leading-edge technology and support, and enhance the campus community with special events throughout the year. The Libraries lead by providing open access to information and knowledge, showcase the scholarly and artistic works of UNT's faculty and staff, and help UNT's students succeed.
Library locations:
- Willis Library
- Media Library, inside Chilton Hall
- Eagle Commons Library in Sycamore Hall
- Discovery Park Library
- Library Annex
Technology and computing
Need to create and check your EagleConnect account?
In order to get official UNT email messages regarding everything from bad weather notices to academic calendar updates, you'll need to log into your EagleConnect account.
Need to use a computer?
If you're on campus without your laptop and need to work on a paper, go online or check your EagleConnect account, you can visit any of UNT's computer labs.
Having computer trouble?
Here's a nightmare… you spent all night cramming to finish a 10-page paper for your American History class and there are only 45 minutes left until class starts and the paper is due. You start printing the paper and nothing happens. You could panic, or get help from the University Information Technology Helpdesk.
Having computer trouble in your dorm?
Here's another nightmare… you spent the whole weekend in your dorm room writing a 10-page paper for your English Lit class and there are only 45 minutes left until class starts and the paper is due. You just hit save but your document vanished. You could panic, or look for help from UNT's Residential Network.
Food and dining
After hours of classroom work, studying or meetings, your brain will need refueling. There are several campus options to meet your dining needs, with everything from light snacks to multi-course meals and from vegan choices to Southern comfort foods.
UNT's Dining Services help ensure students have healthy, tasty and convenient food almost any hour of the day, by providing five dining halls with various hours and different menus.
Dining hall locations:
- Bruceteria in Bruce Hall
- Champs in Victory Hall
- Kerr Hall
- Mean Greens in Maple Hall
- West Hall
Kerr Hall's late-night service is open from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m., Monday-Thursday.
During the summer, Bruceteria is the only residence hall cafeteria open.
Retail dining options
The new University Union will be completed in 2015 and will once again house a number of in-house and national brand restaurants. In the meantime, several restaurants will continue service in a temporary food court between Sage Hall and Sycamore Hall:
- Boar's Head Deli — made-to-order sandwiches and bread baked on site
- Taco Bell — quick service Mexican food
- Chick-fil-A — chicken sandwiches and more
- Market Homestyle Cooking — short order grill and home cooking
Other campus eateries
If you have class in the vicinity of Wooten Hall and you find yourself in need of nutrition, you can purchase Peet's Coffee & Tea, cold drinks, baked desserts and light lunch items at The Go! Station.
If you spend time at Discovery Park check out Park Place Market where you can buy sandwiches, salads and bakery items, drinks and gourmet coffees. Or you can get a cup of coffee and a snack at Green Mountain Coffee.
Café GAB in the General Academics Building offers a Caribou Coffee espresso bar, grab-and-go items, bagels and pastries.
Biz Café serves Starbucks coffee and drinks, grab-and-go items and convenience store items in the Business Leadership Building.
Khush Roti International Sandwiches serves a diverse selection of delicious sandwiches and side items near the GAB and Sycamore Hall.
And if you need a little caffeine to perk up your Willis Library study session, visit the Study for coffee, tea, soft drinks and bakery items.
Nothing is more discouraging than being in a new place and being unable to find your way. Bookmark UNT To Go, UNT's mobile site (m.unt.edu), on your smart phone to keep the university at your fingertips no matter where you go. UNT To Go includes Places, an interactive map function. See more campus map options, including an option to print a campus map PDF.
Money management
Sooner or later, every college students needs more of one thing: money. UNT has resources that will help you earn more money and learn to use the money you have more wisely.
- The Money Management Center is an outreach program that provides tools and solutions students need to achieve financial freedom. The Money Management Center is located in Chestnut Hall, Suite 313.
- The Career Center helps students and alumni find employment during and after college. The center staff assists you with various aspects of your job search, from writing a resume and cover letter to interviewing, as well as providing many other job search tools. The Career Center is in Chestnut Hall, Suite 103.
- Figuring out how to pay for tuition, fees, housing and books is a challenge most college students face. Find out how to make ends meet through scholarships, grants and loans in the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships, located on the second floor of the Eagle Student Services Center.
Need cash?
If you're going out and need cash, there is a Wells Fargo branch is in Room 177 of Stovall Hall.
Arts and entertainment
There's never a dull moment on campus, if you know where to look. Whether you want to hang out with friends, are looking for entertainment for a date or want to help cheer the Mean Green to victory, you can always find something to do.
If you want to learn what's happening on campus, your first stop is the official UNT Event Calendar.
UNT's College of Music produces about 1,000 performances during an average academic year, and many of them are free. To see what's coming up, check out the College of Music events calendar.
For 110 years, the university's Fine Arts Series has brought a variety of programming to campus, including writers, artists, performers and speakers. Most Fine Arts Series events are free for current UNT students.
UNT's Department of Dance and Theatre produces several theatre productions and choreographed dance performances each semester. Tickets are usually less than $10 for students.
The College of Visual Arts and Design galleries provide places for the public to view the work of contemporary artists, enhancing culture in the North Texas region. Four galleries are part of the College of Visual Arts and Design:
- The University of North Texas Art Gallery, in the Art Building on the UNT campus.
- Cora Stafford Gallery, located in Oak Street Hall.
- Lightwell Gallery in the Art Building on the UNT campus.
- North Gallery in the Art Building on the UNT campus.
Wondering what's going on?
- KNTU 88.1FM is UNT's campus radio station. The station's main format is jazz, but KNTU also broadcasts UNT football and basketball games.
- North Texas Television is a non-profit, student run, cable access channel on channel 46 on Verizon and channel 22 on Charter Communications.
- NT Daily is UNT's student newspaper.
- Like UNT's Facebook page to get all the latest news and info about UNT and to tell us what you think about what's going on at UNT
- Follow @UNTsocial for a behind-the-scenes look at life at UNT
- Follow @UNTPrez, UNT President Neal Smatresk's Twitter account
- Follow @UNTEagleAlert to be notified and get real-time updates when there is a campus emergency
Looking for some peace and quiet?
Opened in 2001, Goolsby Chapel provides the UNT community with a quiet place for self-reflection, meditation and individual worship for people of all faiths. The chapel, located on Maple Street is also available by appointment for small wedding ceremonies and other special events.
Health and safety
Was it last night's all-night study session that has you feeling lousy or is it the flu? Get checked out before you start feeling worse at the Student Health and Wellness Center or if you're feeling good and working to stay healthy, the center is committed to helping you reach that goal. Medical visits are by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call (940) 565-2333. A student ID card is required at check-in. The center takes credit cards, check or cash for payment. The Student Health and Wellness Center ONLY files medical insurance claims for the university endorsed student insurance policy underwritten by United Healthcare Student Resources. The Student Health and Wellness Center is located on the second floor of Chestnut Hall.
The Substance Abuse Resource Center helps students with existing issues regarding drug and alcohol use, and also works to create a safer campus atmosphere. The center is on the third floor of Chestnut Hall, Suite 301. Call (940) 565-2787 to schedule an appointment. No referral is required.
In addition, the Collegiate Recovery Program in Chilton Hall provides support and a variety of services for students who are in recovery.
Feeling depressed or stressed out?
College life can be overwhelming at times, but you can get free emotional support and counseling services at the Counseling Center to help you get through those difficult periods. Counselors at the center are specially trained to help college students:
- adjust to college life
- cope with stress
- deal with relationship problems
- chose a career
- in critical situations who may have thoughts of harming themselves or others.
The Counseling Center is part of Counseling and Testing Services, located in Suite 311 of Chestnut Hall. Summer hours are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. until Aug. 24. Fall hours are Monday and Tuesday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. and Wednesday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Need emergency help?
In an emergency situation, your first call should be 911. A dispatcher will send emergency personnel, and if the incident is happening on the UNT campus, that probably will include officers from the UNT Police Department. The department is located in the Sullivant Public Safety Center. The department can also assist you in cases of property theft or destruction and other crime investigation, if the incident took place on the UNT campus.
For incidents that happen in Denton beyond the UNT campus boundaries, contact the Denton Police Department.
For incidents that happen beyond the Denton city limits but within Denton County, contact the Denton County Sheriff's Department.
What if the university closes for bad weather?
Eagle Alert is UNT's mechanism to quickly give you critical information in an emergency, such as when UNT closes for bad weather. If there is an emergency, you will receive an automated call to the preferred phone number you provide. You can also receive emergency information as text messages if you prefer. If your phone number changes or if you want text alerts, you'll need to update your info for the Eagle Alert database.
In addition to sending Eagle Alert messages, the university will notify the campus telephone operators, tweet updates in real time from @UNTEagleAlert on Twitter, post information on the university web site and the UNT Facebook page and begin informing news media about closures.
Need legal help?
If you are facing a legal problem Student Legal Services may be able to help you with many types of cases. Staff members may write letters, draft legal documents, represent students, arrange for mediation or otherwise attempt to resolve legal problems. While general legal advice may be available, Student Legal Services does not represent students in criminal matters (including traffic tickets). Student Legal Services is located in Room 136 of Stovall Hall.
Sports and recreation
Want to cheer for the Mean Green?
Don't miss all the excitement of Mean Green football this fall in UNT's Apogee Stadium. As a student you can attend all games for free just by showing your student ID. And don't forget to wear your green gear.
Find out when the Mean Green take the field, the court or the arena for any upcoming UNT sporting event on the Athletics website where you can also view seating charts of UNT's Apogee Stadium and the Coliseum, buy tickets for non-student guests and read up on all your favorite Mean Green sports' statistics. The Mean Green Radio Network broadcasts Mean Green football and basketball games on two 100,000 watt stations:
Want to get your game on?
When you're in the mood to shoot a little pool, throw darts, play table tennis or just kick back and watch the game, The Syndicate in Room 170 of Stovall Hall provides all of the above for a small fee.
Or maybe you participated in a specific sport in high school and want to keep playing now that you're in college. UNT has a wide range of Sport Clubs that you can join and keep up your skills.
Want to get in shape?
Whether you're worried about keeping off the famed freshman 15 pounds or want to get in better shape to stay healthy and happy, UNT provides several options to get you up and moving.
The Recreational Sports Department provides programs, services, and facilities to support your recreational and fitness needs. The crown jewel of the Recreational Sports Department is the Pohl Recreation Center, located on Chestnut Street. Currently enrolled UNT students who have paid the Rec Fee are automatic members of the Pohl Recreation Center. A current UNT ID card is required for entrance to the Rec Center.
Other Recreational Sports Department facilities:
- The Waranch Tennis Complex includes 12 lighted tennis courts and a pro shop
- Recreational Sports Complex includes four lighted multi-purpose fields
- Intramural Fields include two lighted multi-purpose fields
- Physical Education Building includes eight Racquetball/Handball Courts and four Basketball/Volleyball Courts
- PEB Field is a multi-purpose field
- Traditions Fields includes two lighted multi-purpose fields
- West Tennis Courts includes six lighted tennis courts
Parking and transportation
Wondering where to park?
Visit the Parking Services site to view:
Wondering when the bus is coming?
Visit the UNT Shuttle web site to see shuttle schedules, routes and maps.
Need a ride late at night?
UNT's e-ride service is provided 7 days a week to all current students who need a ride to and from any place on the UNT campus between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Want to share a ride?
Ridesharing is a great way to avoid spending so much money on gas. Organize shared rides through UNT's Rideshare Service. This online service allows you to coordinate new carpools or join existing pools with similar destinations.
Meet new people and get involved
Want to join a group?
UNT is an environment rich with diversity, bringing together different people with a vast array of ideas, philosophies, cultures and histories. So no matter what your walk of life is, there is probably a group that will welcome you and all the uniqueness you bring with you.
- Academic and honorary organizations
- Interfraternity Council fraternities
- Panhellenic Council sororities
- National Pan-Hellenic Council fraternities and sororities
- Multicultural Greek Council fraternities and sororities
- International-Cultural groups
- Performing arts groups
- Political groups
- Professional groups
- Religious and spiritual organizations
- Residence hall associations
- Service and volunteerism
- Special interest groups
- Sports Clubs
Interested in learning about others?
The Multicultural Center's goal is to be a place where students and community members can experience UNT's cultural wealth by teaching culture through student involvement. Located in Room 122b of Stovall Hall, the center's programs and activities are developed to increase awareness, understanding, and consciousness regarding the cultures and histories of people of African, Hispanic/Latino, Asian, and Native American descents.
Want to get involved?
If volunteering and community service have always been an important part of your life, or if you'd like to add this element to your personal goals, the Center for Leadership and Service located in Stovall Hall, Room 160, is a good place to coordinate your efforts. The center provides opportunities to get involved in service that helps meet the needs of the local community. The center also creates partnerships with community agencies, government organizations and campus departments that need volunteers.
The Student Government Association is a student organization dedicated to serving the interests of the student body. UNT recognizes the SGA as the official voice of the students. The SGA offices are located in Room 170 of Stovall Hall.
The Talons spirit organization works to instill a deeper feeling of school spirit into the UNT campus.
UNT's University Program Council is the university's only student-run programming board and is devoted to planning events for students that are educational, social, cultural and exciting. UPC coordinates a wide variety of events, from movie screenings to major concerts.
Want to know why we do what we do at UNT?
As a new student, you'll understand more about UNT if you read about the university's history and learn how the traditions we observe today got started.
Lost & found, mail, fax and copies
Lost something? Need to buy tickets?
Let's say you need to check your e-mail, purchase tickets for the Fort Worth Zoo, and look for your lost sunglasses. Well, you're in luck! You can do all of these things at the information desk at the west entrance of Stovall Hall. Call them at 940-565-3805.
Need to make copies?
You've just finished a Power Point presentation for your economics class and you need to make copies of the presentation for each of your class mates. Now what? Eagle Images provides full digital printing and bindery services for a great value. They are located in the University Services Building, Room 124.
Or send a fax?
Design Works, located in Room 161 of Stovall Hall sends and receives public faxes.
Prices vary, depending on whether the fax is sent locally, toll free, long distance, out of the country, or if it is an incoming fax.
Need to send a letter back home?
UNT's Eagle Express Mail Center is located in Rooms 176A and 176B of Stovall Hall.


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According to a media release, the highway is now open to two-way traffic, although there are gravel patches on the highway from the repair work, and the area is still under construction.
Crews worked around the clock to get the road reopened after it was closed by a massive landslide on may 16. A 60-inch culvert pipe needed to be installed beneath the damaged highway to divert water and debris that continued to come down from the landslide adjacent to the highway.
Road crews will continue to work in the area, and motorists should expect reduced speeds and possible 20-minute delays while driving through the construction zone.
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Today, aligning with our goal of simplifying advertising at scale for advertisers, publishers and agencies, we are announcing a number of product enhancements to Pictela that make working with premium formats easier and more efficient than ever:
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AOL Networks Announces Pictela Product Enhancements & the Launch of its New Global Innovation Lab: http://t.co/0TOi8U144y- AOL PR (@AOLPR) September 11, 2013
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News about Plagiarism, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 30, 2016
Interviews reveal that Donald Trump's involvement with seminar business Trump Institute, as with Trump University, was limited to merely allowing his name to be part of entity's branding; operation was predicated on selling customers Trump's special wisdom regarding real estate business, yet information provided now appears to have been plagiarized from obscure real estate manual. MORE
Mar. 20, 2016
Kwame Anthony Appiah The Ethicist column answers questions on sex offenders and plagiarism. MORE
Sep. 2, 2015
Tokyo Organizing Committee for 2020 Olympics abandons logo chosen for games and says it will hold competition to select another following accusations that Kenjiro Sano's design was plagiarized; Belgian graphic designer Olivier Debie claims logo resembles one he created. MORE
Jun. 24, 2015
Shin Kyung-sook, South Korean best-selling author and winner of 2011 Man Asian Literary Prize, apologizes in newspaper interview for possibly plagiarizing work by Japanese writer Yukio Mishima; made remarks in response to accusations by novelist Lee Eung-jun. MORE
Apr. 5, 2015
The Ethicists column panel answers questions about using information accidentally obtained to secure better deal out of negotiations, asking friend to repay loan given to allow her to escape abusive relationship and plagiarism. MORE
Feb. 13, 2015
Millennial news site Mic fires its news director Jared Keller after it was discovered he had lifted number of articles from other sources with proper attribution. MORE
Oct. 11, 2014
Army War College rescinds master's degree of Montana Sen John E Walsh after determining that Walsh plagiarized his final paper there in 2007. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Sen John Walsh of Montana says he is dropping his election bid after serving just for six months in office, clearing path for Democrats to nominate new candidate; faced pressure from fellow Democrats to drop out after reports emerged that he plagiarized large sections of final paper for his master's degree. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Debate among scholars and historians is raging over Rick Perlstein book The Invisible Bridge: The Fall of Nixon and the Rise of Reagan, which documents rise of Pres Ronald Reagan; many are accusing Perlstein of playing fast and loose with facts, using improper attribution and outright plagiarism. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Website BuzzFeed dismisses writer Benny Johnson after finding 41 instances of plagiarism among 500 stories he had written; editor in chief Ben Smith apologizes. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Many voters in Montana seem to be taking wait-and-see attitude over plagiarism scandal involving Sen John Walsh, Democrat appointed to office in February; Walsh is on the offensive, acknowledging that he made a mistake over questionable paper he submitted to the United States Army War College in 2007. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
United States Army War College determines in preliminary review that Sen John Walsh appears to have plagiarized his final paper to earn master's degree from institution; informs Montana Democrat that investigative panel will meet to conclusively assess culpability. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Examination of the final paper required for Democratic Sen John Walsh of Montana's master's degree from Army War College indicates that at least a quarter of it was appropriated from other authors' works, with no attribution; most strikingly, six recommendations he laid out at conclusion of thesis on American Middle East policy are taken nearly word-for-word without attribution from Carnegie Endowment for International Peace document on same topic. MORE
Nov. 6, 2013
Sen Rand Paul of Kentucky addresses claims of plagiarism with mix of contrition and defiance, acknowledging that 'mistakes' in his office led to unattributed writing by others to appear in his own work but adding that he is being held to an unfair standard. MORE
Nov. 5, 2013
Sen Rand Paul of Kentucky, who has had to explain how Wikipedia entries came to be incorporated into his speeches with no attribution, faces charges of direct plagiarism; op-ed article Paul wrote for The Washington Times on mandatory minimum prison sentences appears to have copied language from an essay in magazine The Week. MORE
Oct. 31, 2013
Sen Rand Paul, Kentucky Tea Party Republican, appears to have lifted words for a speech about eugenics from a Wikipedia entry about futuristic movie Gattaca, which imagines a population that has been genetically engineered. MORE
Jun. 8, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column laments fact that Jonah Lehrer, disgraced writer who was exposed for plagiarism, has been given second chance in form of lucrative book deal; compares Lehrer's unrepentant attitude to that of former journalist Stephen Glass, who has spent years atoning for similar lapses. MORE
Jun. 2, 2013
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers question about using same essay for two college class assignments. MORE
May. 28, 2013
A British company is selling a letter in which Rudyard Kipling writes that "it is extremely possible that I have helped myself promiscuously" in writing a poem in "The Second Jungle Book." MORE
Apr. 28, 2013
Sandra Beasley essay describes experience of having another poet plagiarize her work. MORE
Apr. 12, 2013
Gilles Bernheim, chief rabbi of France, steps down after admitting to plagiarism in at least two of his books and lying about his academic credentials. MORE
Apr. 10, 2013
Rabbi Gilles Bernheim, chief rabbi of France who is under pressure to resign after admitting he plagiarizing parts of book on Jewish meditations, acknowledges significant moral errors but says he will not resign; he also lied about his academic achievements. MORE
Feb. 13, 2013
Op-Ed article by newspaper editor Anna Sauerbrey contends Germany's hunger for scandal and moral self-flagellation, illustrated by resignation of education minister Annette Schavan due to plagiarism scandal, has fed deep, slow-burning crisis in country's political culture; expresses hope that Schavan's resignation over such minor scandal could be turning point for culture. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
German education minister Annette Schavan resigns, second time a minister has resigned from Chancellor Angela Merkel's government due to accusations of plagiarism; Schavan is accused of plagiarizing portions of her doctoral dissertation. MORE
Sep. 11, 2012
Colorado Supreme Court refuses to reinstate Ward L Churchill as a University of Colorado professor despite his longstanding contention that he was dismissed in 2007 because of his controversial political views, not academic plagiarism; Churchill had created a national uproar when he compared some victims of the Sept 11 attacks to a Nazi. MORE
Aug. 20, 2012
David Carr The Media Equation column, citing incidents of plagiarism and fabrication, holds the Web's ferocious appetite for content may have had something to do with why science writer Jonah Lehrer is at the center of a plagiarism scandal; points out Fareem Zakaria was reinstated at Time and CNN after apologizing for plagiarism but says Lehrer will come back because he has not actually left. MORE
Aug. 20, 2012
Fareed Zakaria is among writers who have parlayed their journalism into more lucrative work like writing books and public speaking, but a plagiarism scandal could threaten that image; he has been reinstated by Time and CNN since apologizing for plagiarizing in a Time magazine column. MORE
Jun. 20, 2012
Scientific magazine Nature reports that an anonymous whistle-blower has provided documents indicating that Romanian Prime Min Victor Ponta plagiarized more than half of his doctoral thesis; Ponta denies allegations. MORE
Apr. 3, 2012
Hungarian Pres Pal Schmitt resigns after days of political turmoil over what he called 'unfounded allegations' of plagiarism in his 1992 doctoral thesis; university that awarded his degree stripped it from him a week earlier. MORE
Mar. 8, 2012
Suggestions that composer Osvaldo Golijov improperly incorporated the work of another composer have stirred debate in classical music circles about the common practice of borrowing from other composers and how much of it is acceptable. MORE
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Trump Institute Offered Get-Rich Schemes With Plagiarized Lessons
The institute, to which Donald J. Trump lent his name in 2005, was owned by a couple accused of fraud, and its educational materials had been lifted from an old real estate manual.
June 30, 2016, Thursday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Trump, Donald J , Trump Institute , Plagiarism , Frauds and Swindling , Presidential Election of 2016 , Advertising and Marketing
Chinese Detergent Ad Draws Charges of Racism
In the commercial for the Qiaobi brand, a black man is turned into a pale Asian man in a washing machine.
May 28, 2016, Saturday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Plagiarism , Race and Ethnicity , Advertising and Marketing , Blacks , Discrimination , China
Timothy Parker Out as Editor of USA Today/Gannett Crossword
Timothy Parker and USA Today part ways as a result of FiveThirtyEight's plagiarism investigation.
May 11, 2016, Wednesday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: FiveThirtyEight.com , New York Times , USA Today , Crossword Puzzles , Plagiarism
USA Today Cuts Ties With Crossword Editor After Plagiarism Scandal
Gannett, the parent company of USA Today, said no future puzzles by the editor, Timothy Parker, would appear in its publications.
May 11, 2016, Wednesday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Crossword Puzzles , Plagiarism , FiveThirtyEight.com , USA Today , Parker, Timothy Eric (1960- )
A Daily News Editor Is Fired After Plagiarism Accusations
The unnamed editor had removed attribution from the works of a writer, Shaun King, making it appear that he was not properly crediting sources, the newspaper said.
April 21, 2016, Thursday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: King, Shaun (1979- ) , Plagiarism , New York Daily News , Daily Beast, The , FiveThirtyEight.com , Newspapers
Should Parents Reveal That a Father at Their Child's School Is a Sex Offender?
The magazine's Ethicist columnist on what determines the limits of privacy when the safety of minors is concerned.
March 20, 2016, Sunday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Plagiarism , Sex Crimes , Ethicists, The (Times Column) , Education (K-12) , Children and Childhood , Immigration and Emigration
Crosswords Seemingly Copied From The New York Times Questioned
A database suggests that crosswords that have appeared in USA Today and Universal Crossword, a syndicated service, were plagiarized from New York Times puzzles.
March 6, 2016, Sunday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Crossword Puzzles , Plagiarism , New York Times , USA Today , Parker, Timothy Eric (1960- )
Skills and Strategies | Understanding Plagiarism in a Digital Age
Do your students have a hard time defining — and thus, perhaps, avoiding — plagiarism? Here are resources, exercises, and advice to help.
October 29, 2015, Thursday
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2020 Olympics Logo Is Discarded After Plagiarism Accusations
An organizer of the Games in Tokyo did not say that the logo's creator had stolen the design, but he acknowledged the "concerns" of the public.
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Olympic Games (2020) , Plagiarism , Logos , Japan , International Olympic Committee , Sano, Kenjiro
To Link or Not to Link? Gawker and More
The Times chose not to link to a much criticized Gawker story. Fine. But how about in other instances?
July 22, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON PLAGIARISM AND: Margolick, David , Gawker.com , New York Times , Plagiarism , Privacy
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Men's Golf Returns to Top of the Ivy, Jarmas Wins Individual Title
Claiming its 24th Ivy League title and first since 2006, the Princeton men's golf team emerged from a tightly packed top of the leaderboard following Saturday's second round to edge Yale by five shots at Caves Valley in Maryland.
Princeton entered Sunday in fourth place, three shots behind leader Yale, but the Tigers saved their best performance of the three days for the final round. Shooting 8-over as a team, Princeton did seven shots better than any other of the seven Ivy squads to climb to the top.
"It was absolutely a collective effort. The character and heart the guys showed all weekend long, it was astounding," Will Green, the J. Stuart Francis '74 head coach of Princeton men's golf, said. "We got important rounds from everyone when we needed them."
Princeton's final total of 883 shots was the lowest for an Ivy champion since 2009.
Four of the five Princeton players either set or matched their low rounds of the tournament in the final. Greg Jarmas, who shot a 71 and 72 over the first two days, posted a 70 Sunday to overcome a one-shot margin that Penn's Max Marsico held on him entering the final round. Jarmas finished three shots in front of Marsico and another Quaker, P.J. Fielding, to end the weekend at +3 and become Princeton's first individual Ivy champion since Creighton Page '05 in 2005.
Jarmas, a junior, will be able to try and defend his title next season, something last done in 2012 when Dartmouth's Peter Williamson, who won as a junior in 2011, won again last season. Jarmas is Princeton's 13th Ivy individual men's golf champion.
Jarmas stuck to par more than any other Tiger Sunday, finishing with two birdies and two bogeys. Through 13 holes, Jarmas was 1-over for the day before making birdie on 14 and 18 and bogey on 16 to end the day at even par.
But Jarmas wasn't the only Tiger honored this weekend. Quinn Prchal won the league's Rookie of the Year, an award started along with Ivy Player of the Year in 2009. Prchal is the first Tiger to win either award, which are voted on by the league's coaches. Yale's Sam Bernstein won Player of the Year honors.
Jarmas and Prchal were both recognized as first-team All-Ivy League as the duo made up Princeton's contingent on the two All-Ivy teams.
With the win, Princeton has gained the Ivy League's automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals May 16-18. There are six tournaments, hosted by Louisiana State, Florida State, Ohio State, Arkansas, Washington State and Arizona State. Of the six regionals, three will host 14 teams and three will host 13. The top five from each regional will advance to the NCAA Championship at the Capital City Club in Atlanta May 28-June 2.
The Tigers will find out their NCAA destination on May 6 at 9 p.m. ET on NCAA.com.
Princeton's results are below, and results from all teams are available via Golfstat here.
1. Princeton 298-297-288--883
1. Greg Jarmas 71-72-70--213 (+3)
T4. Quinn Prchal 78-71-69--218 (+8)
11. Bernie D'Amato 75-74-74--223 (+13)
T21. Nicholas Ricci 74-80-75--229 (+19)


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Career Honors
Career Records
2013-14: (Game-by-Game in PDF) Only player to start all 28 games ... Led team in rebounds per game (7.3), second on team in points per game (12.7), steals (27) and blocked shots (20) ... Had 17 double-figure scoring games and six double-doubles ... AMONG IVY PLAYERS (all): second in rebounds per game (7.3) and field-goal percentage (.552), 10th in points per game (12.7) ... AMONG IVY PLAYERS (Ivy): second in rebounds per game (7.7), third in field-goal percentage (.559), ninth in points per game (13.9) ... In final collegiate game, had 20 points and nine rebounds at Princeton (3/11) ... Scored season-high 26 points (9-13 FG, 7-7 FT), snared nine boards and dished off two assists at Lafayette (11/30) ... Had 23 points (10-14 FG), 12 rebounds in Ivy win over Columbia (2/8) ... The previous night, recorded 17 points and 10 rebounds in win over Cornell (2/7) ... Had 12 points and 10 rebounds against Brown (2/28) ... Went for 13 points, eight boards in Ivy win over Dartmouth (2/22) ... Scored 15 points in loss to Harvard (2/21) ... Scored nine points, grabbed eight rebounds, and collected three steals in a loss at Brown (2/15) ... Recorded 19 points (8-9 FG), nine rebounds at Dartmouth (1/31) ... Had a double-double with 10 points, 10 rebounds in win over NJIT (1/25) ... Opened Ivy season with 17 points, 12 rebounds, two assists and two steals in win over Princeton (1/11) ... Near double-doubles in consecutive game with 17 points, nine rebounds against George Mason (1/2) and 14 points, nine rebounds vs. La Salle (1/4) ... Had a double-double with 17 points, 11 rebounds against Wagner (12/7) ... Dropped 14 points on Penn State (11/16).
2012-13: (Game-by-Game in PDF) Started Penn's first eight games, missed eight games due to illness, returned for two games, then missed rest of season due to injury ... Averaged 13.8 points and 8.1 rebounds per game, led team in both categories at the time of his injury ... Had seven double-figure scoring games, including four straight with 20 or more, and five double-figure rebounding performances ... Collected double-doubles against Fairfield (11/13), Drexel (11/17), Lehigh (11/20) and Binghamton (11/28) ... Led Penn in rebounding in nine of the 10 games he played ... Ivy League Player of the Week on Nov. 19 for his performances against Delaware, Fairfield and Drexel ... Led Penn with five rebounds in just eight minutes before suffering his season-ending injury against Cornell (2/2) ... Near double-double with 18 points and nine rebounds in final game before his illness, at Delaware (12/21) ... Double-double with 11 points, career-high 13 rebounds vs. Binghamton (11/28) ... Double-double in NIT loss to Lehigh (11/20) with 17 points, 10 rebounds ... Dropped 20 points, snared eight boards and blocked career-high three shots vs. Fordham (11/19) ... Recorded 21 points and 10 rebounds in loss to Drexel (11/17) ... Scored 31 of Penn's 53 points and added 10 rebounds and two blocked shots vs. Fairfield (11/13) ... Scored 21 points, had two blocks and two steals in first meeting with Delaware (11/12) ... Opened season with nine points, 11 rebounds and two steals vs. UMBC (11/9).
2011-12: (Game-by-Game in PDF) Played in all 33 games, making 10 starts ... Averaged 4.5 points and 4.0 rebounds in 16.6 minutes per game ... AMONG IVY PLAYERS (all): Ninth in blocked shots per game (0.8), 20th in rebounds per game (4.0) ... AMONG IVY PLAYERS (conference): 17th in rebounds per game (4.4) ... Had three double-figure scoring games ... Led Penn in rebounding five times ... Recorded nine points, four rebounds, three blocked shots and two steals in CBI quarterfinal against Butler (3/19) ... Had eight points and six boards in CBI win over Quinnipiac (3/14) ... Scored eight points and added seven rebounds in 30 minutes at Princeton (3/6) ... Went for five points and five boards in win over Yale (3/3) ... Dropped eight points and eight rebounds vs. Brown (3/2) ... Filled box score with six points, four rebounds, three blocked shots and a steal in win at Harvard (2/25) ... Had six points and four rebounds in OT win over Columbia (2/18) ... Scored winning points with 0.5 seconds left in win over Lions, the play was later No. 2 on ESPN SportsCenter's Top 10 Plays ... Combined for eight points and 12 rebounds in weekend games with Harvard (2/10) and Dartmouth (2/11) ... Scored six points and grabbed four boards at Yale (2/3) ... Recorded six points and four rebounds in Big 5 win over Saint Joseph's (1/21) ... Dropped 14 points, six rebounds and two blocked shots against La Salle (1/10) ... Had 10 points, three boards and two steals at Davidson (12/29) ... Recorded six points, six rebounds, two assists and two blocks against Wagner (11/22) ... Had nine points, eight boards and two assists in OT win at Rider (11/19) ... Scored 10 points, added six rebounds, three blocked shots and two assists in OT loss to Temple (11/14) ... Opened season with seven points, three rebounds and three blocked shots in win at UMBC (11/11).
2010-11: (Game-by-Game in PDF) Appeared in 27 of 28 games as a freshman, making starts against Saint Joseph's (1/22) and Brown (2/18) ... Averaged 2.5 points and 2.4 rebounds per game ... Also had six assists, five blocked shots and five steals ... Shot .521 from the field (25-48) ... Led Penn in rebounding twice, against Drexel (11/20) and at Princeton (2/8) ... Had four points and three rebounds at Harvard (3/4) ... Went for seven points and four rebounds at Cornell (2/11) ... Had seven points and seven boards at Princeton (2/8) ... Scored four points and added four rebounds vs. Harvard (2/5) ... Snared five rebounds in Ivy opener against Yale (1/28) ... Scored six points in overtime Big 5 loss at La Salle (1/12) ... Went for two points and five rebounds at Pitt (11/27) ... Had five points and five rebounds vs. Drexel ... Snared six rebounds in collegiate debut, at Manhattan (11/17).High School: Lettered three times in basketball and twice in tennis ... Two-year captain of basketball, senior captain for tennis ... High school basketball coach was Jack Walsh ... First-team All-Catholic League in 2009-10 ... Second-team All-Catholic League in 2008-09 ... All-city in 2008-09 ... Ferguson Award recipient ... Kairos leader.
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ZF-7127: Problem with Where-clause in select for paginator
Until version 1.8.3 the following code worked perfectly but with the update to ZF 1.8.4 the following error occurs: SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'c.ModuleName' in 'where clause'
$select = $this->db->select();
$select->from(array("c" => "mvc_pagecalls"),
array("ModuleName", "ControllerName", "ActionName", "ObjectID"))
->where("c.ModuleName = ?", 'admin');
$paginator = new Zend_Paginator(new Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect($select));
$paginator->setCurrentPageNumber($this->_getParam("page", 1));
$this->view->paginator = $paginator;
so i tried to dump the sql-string ($select->__tostring) and execute it in the phpmyadmin. The query was valid and successful.
So it seems as the version 1.8.4 has a bug in Db_Select or Paginator.
Resolved in r16293. Merged to release-1.8 in r16294.
Same problem occurred to me, I took the class Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect of the trunk.
Ramon: can you try to reproduce the error and paste the corresponding query?
Jurrien Stutterheim: error was in version 1.8.4 solved my problem when I took the svn/trunk, and was resolved in version 1.9.
Reported in ZF-7259.
No problem.


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The XRC Accelerated Programming Module is an accelerated learning course covering standard basic and advanced programming functions and instructions. Prior experience with Motoman robots is recommended for this course.
Students learn to manipulate the robot, create new robot programs, modify existing programs, create backup data, and apply application-specific commands.
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Classroom lectures on programming commands are reinforced with demonstrations. Commands and topics are related to real-world examples and applications. Material covered in the lectures is enhanced with actual hands-on programming by students in Motoman's 8,500-sq.ft. training facility. Students work in teams to perform workshop exercises which emphasize commands covered in class lectures. Class size is kept small, typically 12 or fewer, to promote an interactive, hands-on learning atmosphere. This allows students to work closely with each other and Motoman instructors to grasp the concepts of robot programming.
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Although no prerequisite is required, typical students who enroll in this course either have extensive previous experience or have already taken a basic course. If a student does not fall under either of the above categories, we highly discourage them from enrolling in this course. It runs at a very fast pace, covering 32 chapters in one week.


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ZF-12474: Add update method order parameter
It is not possible to run a query link this:
UPDATE t SET id = id + 1 ORDER BY id DESC;
UPDATE t SET id = id + 1;
For example, if the table contains 1 and 2 in the id column and 1 is updated to 2 before 2 is updated to 3, an error occurs. To avoid this problem, add an ORDER BY clause to cause the rows with larger id values to be updated before those with smaller values:
UPDATE t SET id = id + 1 ORDER BY id DESC;
It would be nice to have an extra param to specify order:
$db->update($table, $where, $order);
This issue has been closed on Jira and moved to GitHub for issue tracking. To continue following the resolution of this issues, please visit: https://github.com/zendframework/zf1/issues/35


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I SAW THIS HE IS NOT MY FAVORITE GUY BUT I THINK HE DID A GOOD JOB ON THIS . I NEED THE NRA SHOOTNG APP. AN NOW WERE NOT SUSPOED TO DO ANY THING GUN RELATED ON SANDY HOOK ANIVERSORYS ????wtf HEY MEDAI THE SOONER YOU LET THINGS GO BACK TO NORMAL THE SOONER NUTS WILL STOP LETTING YOU BE THE LITTEL VOICE IN THERE HEADS.
There are many Americans that feel that the country is being held hostage by the NRA and other lobbies. What's your response to that?
My response is one of dismay that anyone could possibly come to that absurd conclusion, when in fact the runaway abuse of power and corruption and criminal refusal to be accountable by the current U.S. government, facilitated and exacerbated by the dishonesty of the majority of the media, is the real threat to this unique experiment in self-government. The NRA is simply "We the People," undeniably the world's largest and most powerful family grass roots organization, dedicated to the Second Amendment and our self-evident natural right to self-defense.
How does instituting mandatory background checks and registration for all gun owners infringe on your second amendment rights?
One would have to live under a giant boulder of denial to pretend registration has not and will not lead to confiscation. Whoever asked this question must be dangerously ignorant of history.
NRA executive vice president Wayne LaPierre recently held a press conference, urging that we put an armed cop or security guard in every school in America. Where are we supposed to find the billions of dollars it supposedly would cost to fund that kind of initiative?
Any sane and caring person would agree that our children deserve at the very least the same protection as our money, elected officials, government buildings and the same armed security that the schools already have where the president's children attend. Another glaring example of hypocrisy. No president in the history of America has spent so irresponsibly and unaccountably as President Obama. He is showing his true Cloward-Piven colors by spending insanely then blaming others, as usual, for not paying for such waste, fraud and corruption. But a small percentage of the waste, fraud and corruption Obama is guilty of would more than pay for school security across the land. You know it and he knows it.
There is a new shooting-range app for the iPhone and iPad branded as an "Official NRA Licensed Product." It is approved for ages 4 and up. It was also released on the one month anniversary of the Sandy Hook shootings. Any comment on that?
I am not familiar with it, but the more than 100 million lawful gun enthusiasts of America know full well that the discipline of the shooting sports is a prime benefit for a young person's guidance, upbringing and overall education. If my friends at the NRA have produced such educational technology, I fully support it.
What's the biggest misconception people have about Ted Nugent?
I am not aware of any misconceptions about me, but surely the hate, vitriol and vicious lies about me in the media simply feed the soullessness of those who already don't want to know the truth about me. So be it. There have always been small-minded fools, and no one is surprised by the increasing class warfare metastasizing at the behest of the leftist media and the government goons who encourage and facilitate it. I am embraced and supported by the best people in the world who know and actually care about the truth. Drive safely.
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When you have any child—with or without special needs—certain documentation is in order. You need a will, because it's the only legal document that allows you to name guardians. You need a durable power of attorney for finances which allows someone else to make financial decisions (as well as pay bills) on your behalf should you be unable. (And, though they're not directly related to protecting your kids, while you're at it you should get a living will, which tells a doctor or hospital whether you want life support, and healthcare proxy, which allows another person to make medical decisions if you're incapacitated.)
Of all the emergencies on the list, this is one for which you can't do a lot of preparation. Special needs take most parents by surprise. "Some parents know from birth," says Cleveland-based estate planning attorney Laurie Steiner, who specializes in working with parents who have children with special needs (and who has a special needs child herself). "But sometimes I have families whose child is bi-polar and ADHD and who didn't exhibit until age 4—and then it was all of a sudden. Whenever it is that you discover something is going to be different about your child—and that's not a bad thing necessarily—is when you start to take the appropriate steps."
That means first that you have the right guardian in your will; in some cases the guardian you originally selected will no longer be appropriate. And, if your child will not be able to be self-supporting financially, that there are resources in place should something happen to you.
You'll need to see two professionals to make this happen, an attorney and a financial planner. There are two federal sources of support for children with special needs: Supplemental Security Income or SSI and Medicaid for healthcare. Both of these programs are needs-based. But once your child reaches 18, you should apply for benefits. ("I've had clients miss out on years of benefits simply because they didn't do this," says Steiner.) Qualifying for Medicare and SSI at this point is based on the assets and income of the child. Many parents figure they'll leave the money to a sibling and the sibling will take care of the special needs child, but that's not wise. "Even if there are good intentions, what if the sibling gets sued?" says Steiner. The solution is called a "special needs" or "supplemental needs" trust. This is a pool of money set up for the benefit of your child that is not owned by the child. You name a trustee (and generally a successor) who will dole out the money for the child's benefit.
You'll want to see the planner to determine how much money to put away for your child. But if you aren't able to amass enough in savings during your lifetime consider funding the trust with life insurance. The trust can both purchase and own the insurance policy (or if you already own it, you can transfer ownership to the trust—but do so understanding you have to live an additional three years for the transfer to be considered effective).


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Q&A With Head Ski Coach Skip Fox Recapping The ECSC Regionals
Feb. 25, 2009
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The UMass Women's Ski Team captured a trip to the USCSA Nationals next weekend after their fifth place finish in last weekend's ECSC Regionals. The Minutewomen placed three skiers in the top-15 during both days of the Regionals. The Men's team, the defending USCSA National Champions, will not be returning to the Nationals after their sixth place finish over the weekend. The Minutemen had a tough day in Saturday's Slalom, finishing in ninth place before recovering with a second place finish in the Giant Slalom. Andrew Hawes, Matthew Small and Travis Hopkins will participate in the NCAA EISA Eastern Regional Championships this weekend at Sugarloaf.
Coach Fox's general thoughts on last weekend's ECSC Regionals:
The men however, had a day in the slalom on Saturday that just could not happen, but did. In the USCSA Regional's 5 people race per team and the best 3 times are used to calculate the finish for the day. Then the place points for each day are added together and the 5 teams with the lowest point totals are invited to the Nationals. The good news for the men was that Alex Zahoruiko received an individual invitation to the Nationals for his two day combined results.
What went wrong with the men's team in Saturday's Slalom?
In the second run Coach Fox and Coach Anderson and the entire men's team knew what had to be done, just stand up and finish the course and they'd be OK. So senior co-captain Zahoruiko (North Andover, Mass.) came down conservatively and finished in seventh place. Then came junior Travis Hopkins (North Andover, Mass.) raced down and he completed the course in 17th place.
All Stefan Ogle had to do was ski the course and the Minutemen would be OK, not where they wanted to be, but OK. Stefan came out of the start determined to finish as per Coach Anderson's instructions. Then 15 gates into the course something that never happens, happened, Stefan's rear binding literally broke in half. He would have finished the 54 gate course on one leg and one ski, but that is against the rules. The Minutemen were doomed to ninth place for the day because their 3rd time was a ghost time, which equals the worst time of the day plus 10 %.
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The Davidson County Sheriff's Office announced Friday its vice/narcotics unit has concluded a drug investigation on Hogan Bowers Road near Thomasville, where detectives allege they located a moonshine still and other drugs.
The news release stated detectives had concluded the five-month investigation at 350 Hogan Bowers Road, the residence of 38-year-old Preston Wayne Porter.
During the investigation, detectives seized approximately four ounces of marijuana, 12.4 grams of methamphetamine, two grams of MDMA, 113 dosages of steroids, 57.5 dosages of Lorazapam, two dosages of Opana, approximately 88 quarts of non-tax paid alcohol (moonshine), one moonshine still, 16 long guns, seven handguns and $1,744 in cash, according to the news release.
Porter has been charged with possession of methamphetamine, possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana, possession with intent to sell and deliver a schedule IV controlled substance, two counts of felony maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substance, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia, possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver methamphetamine, possession/sale of non-tax paid alcohol beverage, possession with intent to manufacture sell and deliver MDMA and possession with intent to manufacture sell and deliver schedule III controlled substance.
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MESA, Ariz. -- Behind an offensive attack that included 16 hits and solid work from four relief pitchers, the top seeded Houston Cougars put the finishing touches on a perfect NCAA regional tournament, defeating host Arizona State 8-3 Sunday afternoon at Hohokam Stadium.
The Cougars rolled through the NCAA Regional Tournament undefeated (3-0), moving on to face Texas in the Super Regional. Houston will take a 47-15 record in the three-game series to most likely be held at Disch-Falk Field in Austin. The Sun Devils ended the 2002 season with a 37-21 record, advancing to the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in the last six years and the 26th overall in school history.
Relief pitcher Ryan Wagner picked up the win to improve to 2-1 on the year. Wagner scattered three hits and allowed only one run in four and two-thirds innings of work. Nathan Mitchell, who pitched in his school record 84th career game, Brian Henderson and Jesse Crain sealed the win with two and a third innings of scoreless relief.
ASU starter Robbie McClellan lasted only three and a third innings, giving up five runs and eight hits to finish the 2002 season 7-6. Sophomore relief pitcher Ryan Schroyer pitched the final five innings, giving up six hits and two runs.
Regional most outstanding player Keith Whatley was 3-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored to lead the Houston offense. Whatley, who started two games in the outfield and one at designated hitter, finished the three-day tournament 8-for-12 (.667) with five RBI. Catcher Chris Snyder was a perfect 4-for-4 with his 15th home run of the year. In addition to Keith Whatley, Cougar players Brett Cooley (1B), Hyung Cho (3B), Sam Mitchell (OF), Michael Bourn (OF) and Brad Sullivan (P) were all named to the all-tournament team.
The Sun Devils managed nine hits against the five Cougar pitchers, but left eight runners on base to spoil several scoring opportunities. Freshman first-team All-Pac-10 selection Dustin Pedroia put the finishing touches on a final rookie campaign, going 2-for-5 vs. Houston and was named to the all-tournament team with a .500 (10x20) average in the tournament. With his two hits Sunday, Pedroia also eclipsed the freshman school record for hits with 82, passing the old mark of 81 set by Clay Westlake in 1973.
Rod Allen, who was 1-for-3 Sunday and 6-for-15 (.400) in the tournament was an all-regional section, as was starting catcher Cesar Castillo (.385/5x16) and pitcher Carlos Arguello (2-0, 0.82 ERA). Freshman Nick Cadena contributed two hits in Sunday's loss and Castillo was 2-for-3 in his final game as a Sun Devil.
Houston set the pace early, benefiting from two ASU errors and some timely hits to take a 3-0 lead after the first inning. Consecutive singles from Michael Bourn and Whatley, with a McClellan error in between, plated the first run of the inning. The inning was seemingly over with a ground ball to sure-handed shortstop Pedroia, but a wide throw caused first baseman Jeremy West to be pulled off the base, allowing an unearned run to cross the plate. Cho plated the third run of the inning with sharp single to left field.
The Devils shrugged off the shaky defense in the first to pull right back into the game with two runs in the bottom of the second. A single by Jeff Larish and a walk to Allen preceded a run-scoring double to the left field gap by freshman designated hitter Nick Cadena. Allen was thrown out at home on the play, running through the stop sign of third base coach Mike Rooney. Castillo followed with a single up the middle to draw the Devils to within one run at 3-2.
After pulling to within one run, the Devils just couldn't hold the Cougars back. UH scored three runs in the fourth to extend its lead to 6-2. Catcher Chris Snyder belted a two-run home run to greet reliever Mark Sopko proving to be the big blow in the inning. Whatley drove home the first run of the inning with a double down the left field line.
The Devils added a run in the fifth on a two-out single from Pedoria, but did not score again as the Cougar bullpen shut the door on the perfect regional. ASU threatened by loading the bases in the ninth, but Crain notched his 33rd consecutive shutout inning to finish the game.


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Up for coach of the year at Monday's O Show Awards are coaches who led UO teams to national prominence, in some cases defying expectations.
The nominees for the Comeback Player of the Year at Monday's O Show all overcame major adversity to shine in their respective sports.
After about 40 hours of traveling, I stepped off a bus in Cańazas, Panama, with 18 fellow O Heroes members and four staff members.
Seven UO student-athletes from the Portland area dropped off gifts Monday to adults receiving support from the Macdonald Center.
When some UO student-athletes decided to take an art class, they couldn't have imagined it would lead to the most meaningful of moments.
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A graduate of Baker University, Connor Bechard will embark on his third season on the coaching staff for the 2014-2015 season.
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Bechard was a member of the BU Men's Basketball team from 2007-2012 and red-shirted his freshman season. During his 5 years, many changes occurred within the program, including the on-court success of the Wildcats. Bechard was voted a team captain his senior season, and the Wildcats enjoyed their most successful season in over 15 years. BU finished the season in 3rd place in the HAAC conference standings and qualified for the NAIA National Tournament.
Bechard grew up in Gardner, Kan., and attended Gardner Edgerton High School. His father, Don Bechard, was his high school basketball coach. Don died of cancer in 2008, yet still remains the largest influence on Connor's decision to pursue teaching and coaching as his profession.
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