text: Program Assessment of Student Learning Principles of Good Practice for Assessing Student Learning Assessment of student learning at the program level (or program assessment) is based on aggregate data about student learning collected at summative points in a program. It is to be distinguished from assessment of individual student learning at the course level, which results in formative feedback to students about their learning and grades. Program assessment also differs from program review, which is a periodic examination of a program using data from a variety of sources, including assessment of student learning at the program level. The following describes the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs (SGPP) practices for assessment of student learning at the program level based on nine principle statements outlined by The American Association for Higher Education. 1. Responsibility Through assessment, Lasallian educators meet responsibilities to students and to the public.+ More Assessment is an assurance process for us and our constituencies, a responsibility to maintain educational rigor and institutional values that include acknowledging the presence of God in each student; emphasizing the human relationship between teacher and student; teaching students to work together in groups to facilitate learning; emphasizing professionally oriented and workplace relevant programs; seeking to create a community spirit of support for learning; fostering innovation in teaching methods; and calling members of the community to use their learning in the service of others. 2. Educational values The assessment of student learning begins with education values.+ More The University mission and the features of Lasallian pedagogy inform our teaching and learning as well as the assessment of student learning. Program outcomes reflect both discipline content and core learning that is derived directly from our mission and educational values. We assess in order to make improvements to programs designed to "awaken, nurture, and empower our students to lives of ethical service and leadership" within a particular field. 3. Effective assessment Assessment is most effective when it reflects an understanding of learning as multidimensional, integrated, and revealed in performance over time.+ More Assessment of student learning examines a range of expected learning outcomes through data collected at various times. Conducted at key summative points in a program or following graduation, aggregate assessment data includes performance on discipline dispositional ratings, in clinical or practicum situations, and on national exams, and feedback from alumni and employers on workplace application of learning. 4. Program outcomes Assessment works best when the programs it seeks to improve have clear, explicitly stated purposes.+ More All programs have a unified curricular structure, built with assessment in mind. Program outcomes state what all students are expected to be able to do upon graduation. Assessment indicators delineate how the outcomes are demonstrated. Course-based student learning objectives outline the learning that students demonstrate in each course. Finally, course assignments are mapped to the course-based student learning objectives. 5. Experiences Assessment requires attention to outcomes but also and equally to the experiences that lead to those outcomes.+ More Key learning activities strategically placed throughout the program build knowledge, skills, and ways of thinking that lead to final summative activity and greater success in the workplace. Assessment of student learning at the program level allows us to see the results from the intersection of the curricular framework, instructional strategies, program delivery, student engagement, and our teaching and learning environment. 6. Continuing assessment Assessment works best when it is ongoing not episodic.+ More Effective assessment and documentation of learning involve continuous data collection, analysis, discussion, and reporting. Assessment plans and instruments are reviewed by the Assessment Committee. Data is collected and archived centrally for comparative purposes. Discussions about program improvements and School initiatives are held among faculty and staff in each program, across programs with a School Dean, and collectively in the SGPP. The overall assessment process itself also undergoes regular review for continual improvement. 7. Educational community Assessment fosters wider improvement when representatives from across the educational community are involved.+ More Assessment of student learning at the program level includes program directors, faculty, outside discipline experts, and academic staff in designing assessments, rating student learning, analyzing data, and suggesting improvements. It is a collaborative process that informs how both a program and the institution can be continuously improved and enhanced. 8. Examples Assessment makes a difference when it brings with it issues of use and illuminates questions that people really care about.+ More Assessment begins with an articulation of what we want students to learn and what indicates achievement of the stated outcomes. For example, the core SGPP learning is an agreed upon critical thinking framework that outlines what graduates are expected to be able to do using the principles, knowledge, and approaches in their fields of study. 9. Process Assessment is most effective when it is embedded in a larger set of processes that promote improvement.+ More Administrative, school, and program leadership understand and promote the importance of assessment of student learning among faculty and the entire academic community. Positioning assessment of student learning as one component among other institutional measures of effectiveness is key to program and institutional vitality. Contact Information For further information regarding assessment of student learning at the program level please contact: Elizabeth Childs Curriculum and Assessment - Associate Dean (612) 728-5146 email@example.com


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ZF-3234: Zend_Controller_Action_Helper_Redirector should not accept HTTP status code 306
According to RFC 2616,
{quote} The 306 status code was used in a previous version of the specification, is no longer used, and the code is reserved. {quote}
If Redirector is HTTP/1.1-compliant (and I think it should be... HTTP/1.1 has been a standard for almost nine years and is universally implemented), then it should observe this restriction.
Matthew, if you find this reasonable, can you indicate that and find someone to assign it to? Mr. Ratzloff comes to mind. . . :)
Resolved with r11338. Related to ZF-4149. Marking as resolved.

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October 23, 2013
On the heels of a lawsuit filed in June by two of its former interns over pay, Condé Nast has announced that it will discontinue its internship program in 2014. The lawsuit is still pending.
Condé Nast publishes magazines such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, and Glamour. In the June lawsuit, former interns Lauren Ballinger (W Magazine) and Matthew Leib (New Yorker) claim their employers violated federal labor laws by failing to pay them minimum wage for their work in 2009 and 2010. Ballinger and Leib want their lawsuit to be granted class-action status.
While the publishing giant has not commented on its decision, reports indicate that Condé Nast will allow interns currently employed with the company to complete their internships on the date that had been previously determined.
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Located 20 miles north of Manhattan in Westchester County, the Purchase College campus sits on a 500-plus acre estate settled in 1734 by Judge Thomas Thomas. The Administration complex was built in the 1920s and occupied by the Chisholm family as a working farm until 1967, when Gov. Nelson Rockefeller purchased the property to create Purchase College. Master architect Edward Larrabee Barnes created "a city within the country"—buildings clustered around a plaza, surrounded by fields and meadows. In addition to Barnes, seven other major architects helped to design individual buildings.
As you enter the campus from Anderson Hill Road, you are greeted by Henry Moore's Large Two Forms. There are a variety of other permanent outdoor sculptures situated throughout the grounds.
In addition to our distinguished academic programs, the college is home to the Neuberger Museum of Art, with modern, contemporary, and African art, and the Performing Arts Center, hosting hundreds of performance each year. The college's gymnasium is home to a community fitness program, and features an Olympic swimming pool, three basketball courts, a weight room, rock-climbing wall, bowling alley, six-lane swimming pool, diving well, racquetball courts, and an aerobic studio.
There are several locations to dine on campus, including the Hub Food Court in Campus Center North and the Terra Ve Cafe on the first floor of Campus Center South. Terra Ve is a strictly vegetarian eatery featuring such items as vegetarian sushi, wraps, and grilled items. We also have Starbucks on campus, located next to Fort Awesome.
The Neuberger Museum of Art
The Neuberger Museum of Art is celebrated internationally for its commitment to modern, contemporary, and African art and for its excellent exhibitions and programs. The Museum is among the 10 largest museums in New York State, and is the eighth largest university museum in the nation. It is housed in a spacious, contemporary facility designed by the world-renowned architects Philip Johnson and John Burgee.
The museum's magnificent permanent collection comprises more than 6,000 objects. Its collection of 20th-century American art, established with Roy R. Neuberger's gift, includes American master works by Milton Avery, Romare Bearden, Willem de Kooning, Edward Hopper, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and George Segal, among others.
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The Performing Arts Center attracts more than 166,000 people attending over 300 public events each year. It presents more than 100 professional music, dance, and theatre performances, and many special events. In addition to public events, the Performing Arts Center is a frequent location for major motion picture shoots, and hosts about 150 days of classical music recording each year. The schools and conservatories of Purchase College use the facility, as do many of the area's major arts organizations. In addition, corporations, production companies, film companies, record companies, community groups, and charities frequently use one of the four theatres or auxiliary spaces.


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Father and Son Share Passion for SIS
Bradford Richardson, SIS/BA '86, hadn't anticipated the pull of SIS when he began his college search. He liked the idea of studying how political campaigns worked and planned to run for office someday.
But the energy around the SIS building and program "drew me in like a siren song," Bradford said. "SIS is a special place that attracts intelligent and dynamic people from all over the world. It was impossible to not want to be a part of that."
One of those dynamic, intelligent people at SIS just happened to be Bradford's father, Professor John Richardson. For the younger Richardson, that was just a coincidence, but one that enriched both of their lives and has now culminated in establishing the Professor John Richardson Faculty Lounge.
The younger Richardson said that after studying abroad in Belgium and Denmark for a year, focusing on international economics and business, he knew he had made the right choice to attend SIS.
"It was great that my father worked at an institution of such high quality, which also specialized in my areas of interest," said Bradford.
The two men shared more than a passion for international studies. For two years while Bradford studied at SIS, they shared an apartment near AU.
"Living with my father was great," he remembered. "We would occasionally eat together, play tennis and just spend time connecting. He and I have always been, and remain, very close."
Professor Richardson recalled the experience with equal fondness.
"We never experienced any difficulties at all," John said. "I would say that we have a collegial relationship of equals, so we share experiences, we share ideas and we share advice."
When he graduated, Bradford wanted to avoid the usual entry-level job path and decided instead to go to Taiwan. He now serves as president of the natural nutrition company Shaklee International, based in Pleasanton, Calif., where he is responsible for cultivating the company's Asian presence.
Despite often working halfway around the world, Bradford never forgot the impact of his SIS education. When Dean Emeritus Louis Goodman approached him about a donor naming opportunity in the SIS building, he jumped at the chance to honor both his father and his educational experience.
"I have tremendous respect for him and his decades of commitment to SIS and American. To that end, the Professor John Richardson Faculty Lounge commemorates his years of service to the institution and students at AU," said Bradford. "It was also recognition of the impact that American and particularly SIS has made in my life. I hope that more students, especially of my era, will consider giving back to the university - we can make a true difference."


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26 November 2013
A Bromley pub the Bricklayers Arms, Masons Hill, has benefited from a £60,000 refurbishment by brewers Shepherd Neame just in time for Christmas. A vibrant community local, known affectionately by regulars as 'The Bricks', the pub has been completely refurbished. The interior has been redecorated in a palette of warm natural tones to give it a contemporary, sophisticated feel, while maintaining t
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Wandsworth pub the Hop Pole, famed for its first-class real ales and lagers, has reopened after a £60,000 refurbishment by brewer Shepherd Neame. A traditional community local overlooking the beautiful, grade II listed Wandsworth Park, the pub has been completely redecorated and updated. The pub now sports a new bar, wooden flooring, lighting and re-upholstered furniture as well as a new fireplac
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One of the Isle of Sheppey's most iconic buildings, the award-winning Royal Hotel, Sheerness, is to be given a refurbishment costing more than £100,000 by brewers Shepherd Neame. It is the brewery's second major recent investment on the island following the successful £350,000 relaunch of The Aviator, Queenborough, and Shepherd Neame is seeking a new licensee to run the business. The Royal Hotel,
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November 12th saw Shepherd Neame chief executive, Jonathan Neame, hand over the proceeds from Geoff Rambler's (aka Geoff Ettridge) book Heroic Yomps to Combat Stress representative Michelle Campbell.
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Reigate pub the Prince of Wales, Holmesdale Road has reopened after a £120,000 refurbishment by brewer Shepherd Neame, which has been inspired by the pub's railway history.
Named after a steam train and situated adjacent to Reigate station, the pub dates back to the 1850s and was formerly a railway building owned by British Rail.
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Stiffest drinks: I usually pick Wally's for this category, but this year a couple of other places passed the gag test too. A Canadian Club and ginger ale recently had my group gasping the words "more ginger ale" after a sip at Lou's Lounge and I had quite the throat burn after trying a blackberry Mojito at Twist Asian Fusion Hibachi & Bar.
Frozen drink: I love, love, love the Grand Marnier Orange Slush at the France Pavilion in Epcot. If you haven't had this before, next time you stop by the theme park it is a must. Even in this cold weather, I recently ordered the plastic champagne glass of orange Creamsicle tasting deliciousness and I didn't mind paying the $9.50 it costs. And if you can't wait, here is recipe for it I found online (keep in mind, I haven't tested it yet):
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Drink Kiosk by France, Epcot
3 cups Grand Marnier
1 cup *Orange Fruit Smoothie from Florida Natural Flavours in Casselberry, FLA
Ice if making in a blender
Same instructions as for the Lemon Slush.
*If substituting the Orange Fruit Smoothie try for something with an orange dreamsicle taste.
Late night eats: The Social Chameleon's funky decor and fabulous selection of cheese trays, flatbreads and soups keeps me coming back whenever I get the late night munchies after a couple of drinks. But they're only open until 1 a.m. on weekends, so if the drinking end of my evening hasn't finished by 1, I'll take my belly to the new Bananas. With its fabulous diner food and 24-hour schedule on weekends, it's a perfect addition. A couple of my faves are the meatloaf and the shepherd's pie.
Place that isn't a bar (but is): The Imperial at Washburn Imports was a genius marketing idea in getting folks into an antique store, and keeping them there. Get them to peruse the merch, order a couple of drinks at the new bar, and voila! See how fast they're buying the antique bed in the back now! Actually, it's the beautiful atmosphere and beer selection that makes this a winner on my list.
DJs: DJ Paul Vaine for bringing back the "Visage Nights" to the old Cairo (now-closed Lyrica) and in the new year at the new "Venue 13" nights at the 11/12 Lounge. I also loved what DJ Tommy Mot tried to do with the now newish Bullitt Bar. Unfortunately, the powers that be eventually chose the same ol' Top 40 we hear EVERYWHERE and Mot moved on. Catch him at Peacock Room on New Year's Eve.
Places to watch my NY Jets: For any Jets fan in Central Florida, the Green Parrot Pub in Casselberry is the place to be. Nothing but a sea of green and white everytime I go and $6 pitchers of Yuengling on Sundays. But if you live in downtown Orlando (like me) and want a bar in walking distance (like me) Finnhenry's is a good alternative. You're not going to have the amount of fans like at the Green Parrot, but there are enough that you feel very welcome. And the free dinner every Sunday at 6 p.m. helps too.
Happy New Year everyone! See you in 2011!


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Q: How likely is a Heat lineup of Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, Shane Battier, Mike Miller and Chris Bosh? And what do you think about it? — Aaron.
A: Look, I believe without any further moves, the Heat already have their closing lineup. If the opposition goes bigger, it could be Bosh, Udonis Haslem, LeBron, Wade and either Miller or Battier. If the opposition goes small, then you could remove Haslem from that mix for both Miller and Battier. What the Heat don't have is a starting lineup, and, honestly, I don't think that it's that big a deal. The realty is Bosh can be the closer at center and Wade, Miller or LeBron the de facto point guards at the finish. The Heat's starting center and point guard could find themselves merely playing nominal minutes.
Q: I believe Eddy Curry is going to do well in the Heat culture. Any truth to Chauncey Billups in a Heat uniform? He would be a huge upgrade over Bibby. — Chet.
A: I think Eddy has a chance, perhaps the second coming of Ike Austin. But it mostly will be a case of seeing is believing in camp. Chauncey is a longshot, since he twice would have to pass through NBA waivers before the Heat would get a shot. But he would be a terrific fit.
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|Enderle on Unitas, O'Brien watch lists
University of Idaho quarterback Nathan Enderle hasn't gone unnoticed.
Already he's made his way onto two watch lists that honor college football quarterbacks. He's one of 22 on the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm watch list and one of 30 on the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award watch list.
Enderle wrapped up the 2009 season ranked fifth nationally in pass efficiency (157.28), 15th in passing yards per game (264.2) and 28th in total passing yards (2,906). He completed 61.5 percent of his passes in leading the Vandals to their best season in a decade and to the Roady's Humanitarian Bowl Champion with a 28-second length-of-the-field pass and winning two-point conversion toss.
The Unitas Golden Arm Award is named after the man many refer to as the greatest quarterback ever to play the game of football and is presented annually to the top senior college quarterback in the nation by the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Educational Foundation, Inc.
The O'Brien Award is the oldest award honoring a quarterback and is presented annually to the nation's best college quarterback. It honors candidates who exemplify Davey O'Brien's enduring character while exhibiting teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership in both academics and athletics.
The Vandals open the season Sept. 2 vs. North Dakota in a 6 p.m. game at the Kibbie Dome before traveling to Enderle's home state of Nebraska to take on the Cornhuskers in an 11:30 a.m. (Central; 9:30 a.m. Pacific) game.
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Certified Cheese Expert and Caputo's Deli owner Matt Caputo tells us what cheese to eat now and why. This week, he points out that all blues are not created equal, and that's why some people think they don't like blue cheese. Read More


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I miss Mario. God... someone needs to tell him to show up.
I miss Mario. God... someone needs to tell him to show up.
hes too assburgersy
i was going to post some sort of witty comment about qoorl missing mario i mean like who the fuck misses mario but goddamn its nearly 2 am why the fuck cant i sleep asdfghhjklhjgfd
know offense who is the italian guy wearing blue overalls AKA Mario
now you will have to travel and retrieve artifacts from koopas and find mario lol
oh marioI leave and this place dies, thats how it works
I'm letting it totally die now, and when it's totally dead, then I can come in and clean the place up and make it useable again, clear it of everything, then start over, it's the best tactic right now to make this place even remotely not shitty, because right now this place is a fucking useless pile of shit with no potential in it's current form
vitamin B/10
your welcome
what the fuck does this meanok rayne I would like to see you take over gr00vy successfully then call him a 3.5
you mean that forum god made five years ago that mario joined and made a spam thread about chicken, an event which god hyped to the point that it was immortalised in forum history for people like you to parrot whenever marios competency in regards to flaming is questioned?
id love to invade it. whats the link.


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C'mon Knicks, one basket at the time, we can do it...
Knicks so bad finishing around the basket.
C'mon Knicks, one basket at the time, we can do it...
Is Carmelo becoming Glen Robinson again?
Ron Artest is our best player.
Well, we're just one step away from needing a miracle to win this game.
I'm really surprised how cold Anthony has been lately. He looks frustrated with his game. At least Bargs is starting to hit some shots and Metta has been as good as we thought (though he takes some stupid shots during the games)
Live and die by jump shot...tonight the boys are dying.
I believe Melo started the season saying the shoulder wasn't an issue anymore...I know its early in the season. Hey the Magic whopped the Nets tonight, so...
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Kid-friendly: Halloween shows start this weekend!
Spooky shows are starting this weekend, including our three picks below. No Utah Halloween is complete without Odyssey Dance Theatre's Thriller; an innovative, creepy show starts at the Sugar Space; and Off Broadway Theatre kicks off their newest Halloween show—once again with Dracula vs the villain. Parents, use your own judgment on what's too scary for your kids. Read More


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people who say that gay marriage ruins the sanctity of marriage are really stupid because marriage in our society right now is in shambles as it is with divorces and step-families and whatnot. I'd rather be raised in a happy, same-sex marriage family than a broken home.
I imagine the kids do get made fun of, but when you think about it, teasing can help kids prepare for adult life because you're not always going to have the parents step in and say "hey that's not nice stop being a jerk to my kid". Kids these days need to learn how to tolerate disappointment and hardships. our society is now based around "okay let's not hurt jimmy's feelings even though it's his fault he sucks". This is why I'm opposed to giving trophies to everyone at the end of a soccer season.
Sorry, I had to put that in
shut up god no one cares
i dont say gay marriage ruins the sanctity of marriage and i think its a pretty stupid thing to say. i dont oppose gay marriage because there's no reason to, but i favor civil unions more so people dont bitch.
theres a difference between kids calling someone "FOUR EYES" and making fun of them for having homosexual parents. big difference really. its like racism, no one thinks its benificial for a kid to not be allowed to go to a doctor in the south in the 50s and that it would make him MAN UP FOR THE REAL WORLD. big difference in the kind of 'teasing' we're talking about
I wasn't implying that you think gay marriage ruins the sanctity of marriage; I suppose you could say I was bringing up a new point. And yes, there is a line to which adults must intervene in teasing, but I think that kids have to learn to stand up for themselves to a certain degree even for teasing about having homosexual parents.
thread=now gay
I don't like people that are flamboyantly gay people. Those are the ones that seem to want attention.
As for Obama's experience, bush was govenor for i think 6 years then went for president. If it's more than a year as govenor or senator i think that's qualified, you learn all the workings that you need to and sometimes you don't get corrupt like Obama. Fresh winds are good!
I'm probably going with McCain though, not entirely sure.
agree'd. It's all about advertising, really. If you can show an anti gay person that you are almost exactly the same as a straight person, then it would help the cause, I'm sure. It's the women who are basically men and the men who are basically women that make people afraid.I don't like people that are flamboyantly gay people. Those are the ones that seem to want attention.
i like flamboyantly gay people because they are entertaining and humorous
'normal' gay people are boring. its like you get the negative of them being FREAKS without the positive of being able to laugh at them. awful really.
I'm feeling Obama, to be honest.
Error does not become Truth because it is widely accepted;
Truth does not become error, even when it stands alone.
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people talk about having gay radars and such but I honestly couldn't pick out a flamboyantly gay person from across the room even if my life depended on it. I don't look for those sort of things. I've met some really gay people in my life, and eventually the topic of them being gay comes up, and my reaction is always the same: "You're gay?!" And of course everyone around me always knows and I'm the only one who couldn't tell.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Pretty sure you weren't
I have an arguably conservative view on our military and foreign policy, but really anyone who doesn't favor a strong military is about as bad as the pre-WW2 isolationists. I am fine with cutting our military for sure, but we still need a strong presence.
We already have the strongest military presence on the planet, now I just feel like we're gloating.


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Born: August 29, 1962 in Nuku'Alofa, Tonga
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College: BYU (school history) (Sikahema college stats)
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2012 - Saw action in 11 games with one start, in the Pac-12 Championship Game at Stanford ... Made nine tackles on the year, with one sack ... Totaled three stops in the opener at Rice, including a sack ... Also had three tackles in the Championship Game.
2011 - Saw action in 14 games, with one start ... Had two tackles against Texas ... Made one stop vs. Washington State ... Recorded one tackle, 0.5 for loss, at Arizona ... Had three stops, 1.0 for loss, against Cal ... Made four tackles vs. Colorado, including a sack ... Two tackles at USC ... Had one stop at Oregon ... Totaled a career-best six tackles against Illinois in his lone start of the season.
2010 - Appeared in 12 games and made six starts ... Saw first action as a Bruin at Kansas State and made one tackle assist ... Started against Houston and made two tackles and a pass break up ... At Texas, he started and made three tackles, including a sack, and broke up one pass ... Also started against Washington State and at Cal ... One stop at Oregon and two against Arizona ... Played off the bench against Oregon State ... Made four tackles, including a sack, at Washington ... Two stops at Arizona State ... One tackle against USC.
2009 - Did not see action in his first season in the program and has two years of eligibility remaining ... Defensive co-winner of UCLA's Charles Pike Memorial Award for Outstanding Scout Team Player ... Missed the early part of training camp with a fractured jaw.
HIGH SCHOOL - Lettered three seasons at defensive end at Silverado HS for coach Andy Ostalaza ... Rated No. 6 defensive end nationally and No. 1 in the West by scout.com ... Rated No. 6 defensive end by Tom Lemming ... SuperPrep All-American (No. 13 defensive lineman) and No. 11 prospect in Far West ... Ranked No. 58 national prospect by scout.com ... Ranked No. 14 weakside defensive end by rivals.com ... PrepStar All-America selection ... Tacoma News-Tribune Western 100 ... Scout.com No. 1 prospect in Nevada ... No. 2 player in the state of Nevada according to rivals.com ... Long Beach Press-Telegram Best in the West honorable mention ... As a senior, he was credited with 73 tackles, seven sacks and three fumble recoveries in seven games ... Named Region's Defensive Player of the Year ... Selected first-team All-Sunrise League performer for two straight years ... Recorded 72 tackles and 15 sacks as a junior ... Earned three letters in track (sprints and throws) for coach Jerry Oliver ... As a junior, he was the Region shot put champion and had a sixth-place finish at the State meet ... Also was part of the Region Championship 4x100 relay team ... Lettered one season in basketball for coach Ron Childress.
PERSONAL - Full Name: Keenan Simnotta Graham ... Born: March 18, 1991 in Camp Springs, MD ... Parents: Vijay (step dad) and Jacqueline Maharaj; Coylen Graham (dad) ... Has three sisters, Nyeesha, Kuniko and Quantasia ... Lists NFL linebacker Ray Lewis as the athlete he admires the most ... Hobbies include playing video games, basketball and football ... Lists his biggest thrill in sports as helping his prep team go undefeated for the first time in its history ... Attended seven different schools in four different states from K-12 ... His grandfather played college football ... Afro-American Studies major.
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The early part of the week offers two concerts from vastly different worlds, courtesy of the flamenco stars Gipsy Kings and goth legend Peter Murphy.
GIPSY KINGS, RED BUTTE GARDEN, Monday, 7:30 p.m., $60
I had heard OF the Gipsy Kings for years before I actually HEARD the Gipsy Kings. The combination of two bands of Spanish brothers, born in France to parents who had fled there during the Spanish Civil War, is most famous in my house for doing the flamenco-fired, bowling alley-set version of "Hotel California" in The Big Lebowski. I've seen them a couple of times since that flick came out, and obviously they are much more than clever cover artists. The vocal interplay and impressive guitar-work appeals to my music-geek side, and seriously, how can anyone resist the sound of poppy flamenco delivered by skilled guys like the Gipsy Kings?
PETER MURPHY, THE URBAN LOUNGE, Tuesday, 9 p.m., $25 advance/$30 day of show
The idea that a figure like Peter Murphy can play a show in a place the size of The Urban Lounge is still a shock to me, weeks after first hearing about it. The singer of goth legends Bauhaus before enjoying a hugely successful solo career, Murphy played the giant Coachella music festival with Bauhaus just a couple years back, and he's one of those artists that Utahns came to know and love in the '80s thanks to several tour stops here and the omnipresence of Murphy's songs on the old KJQ and then-new X96. A legendary live performer, this show has the potential to be one for the ages with a couple-hundred of your closest friends. OURS and Michael Shapiro open the show.
Dan Nailen has written about music, arts and culture in and around Salt Lake City for Salt Lake magazine, The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake City Weekly since 1998. He's currently a contributor to saltlakemagazine.com, and you can find more of his work at SLCene.com.


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Editor: Dear Community, this idea is not original to me, but I am certain the originator won't mind a bit that I share it. With all the hoopla over the Super Bowl, may I suggest we put a goodwill spin on it?
As you shop for snacks for the big game, pick up some cans of soup and boxes of crackers and/or any unperishables and donate them to the food bank of your choice. That "bank" may be a family you know who is struggling, your local church's food pantry or Lexington's own Crisis Ministry or Pastor's Pantry. If you are hosting a party, make food donations the "ticket" and charge "admission fees" to be donated for those who show up sans donations. Have the losing team's fans donate the winner's score to charity. And then ask the winner's fans to do the same.
Just some ideas to make this Super Bowl a "Souper Bowl" and give it some real meaning. Hope your team wins.
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Senior (2013-14): Finnesand saw action in six meets in her final season with the Cowgirls. She swam a career-best 1:58.68 in the 200 backstroke at the MW Championship. She swam a season-best time of 55.31 in the 100 backstroke at the MW Championship. Against Denver she record season-high finishes of third place in the 100 backstroke at 58.07 and 200 backstroke at 2:07.41.
Junior: (2012-13): Finnesand saw action in five meets during her junior campaign. She swam a season-best 58.79 in the 100 backstroke against UNLV, as she finished fourth in the event. She also swam a season-best 2:07.27 in the 200 backstroke against UNLV finishing in fourth-place. Against New Mexico, she earned a season-best second place finish in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2:10.27.
Sophomore: (2011-12): Finnesand had an up-and-down sophomore season. Her best meet came at the Northern Colorado-Colorado School of Mines triangular finishing first in three events and second in one other event. Her best individual finishes came in the 100 and 200 butterfly taking first in each with times of 59.01 and 2:11.81, respectively. During winter training at the Citrus Classic she finished in the top five in the 200 freestyle and 200 backstroke. In the 200 free, Finnesand finished fourth with a time of 2:11.42. She finished fifth in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:57.85. At the 2012 Mountain West Championships, Finnesand recorded two top-15 finishes in the 200 backstroke and 200 butterfly. She finished 14th in the 200 back with a time of 2:01.59, and also finished 14th in the 200 fly (2:04.19). She earned her second Cowgirl letter award.
Freshman: (2010-11): Finnesand swam very well for the Cowgirls in her freshman season. She did not record any top-10 finishes at the Mountain West Championships, but during the regular season she recorded a number of top finishes. In the 100 freestyle, she took first place on two occasions against Air Force and Northern Colorado. She also placed second in the 100 free against UNLV and placed fourth against TCU. Her other first-place finish came in the 100 butterfly against Mesa State. Against Air Force she and her teammates placed second in the 200 medley relay. Her 50 and 100 free times during the season were the Cowgirls' fifth-fastest times of the season. She earned her first letter award as a Cowgirl.
High School: Finnesand had an excellent high school career winning five individual state championships in the 100 and 200 butterfly, and the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle. She was also named team captain her junior and senior years. She excelled in the classroom being named honor roll her junior and senior years.
Personal: She was born in Aberdeen, S.D. on Nov. 19, 1991. She is the daughter of Nick and Deb Finnesand. She is majoring in communications at Wyoming.


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For families with children between 6 and 12
La Monnaie offers families with children between 6 and 12 ans an occasion to celebrate the anniversary of Le Sacre du Printemps.
Discover composer Igor Stravinsky, participate at the workshop Le Sacre en mouvement and watch other recordings of this famous choreography.
La Monnaie - Saturday 14 September starting at 2pm
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|Rigorous justification of formal multiscale expansions describing wave propagation
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|Formal multiscale expansions have been used for a long time in efforts to understand the qualitative properties of solutions to hyperbolic systems (waves). The question of whether approximate solutions given by such expansions are close to true exact solutions is an interesting and difficult mathematical problem. In the 1950s Peter Lax provided one of the first rigorous justifications in the linear case. In a series of papers in the 1990s Joly, Metivier, and Rauch provided the first rigorous treatment of the nonlinear case for problems in free space (no boundaries). We will review some of this background and then discuss some recent progress on problems involving free or fixed boundaries. The luncheon seminar will provide some background on the construction of formal approximate multiscale solutions, and the CAM Colloquium will discuss methods for showing that such approximate solutions are close to true exact solutions. The talks will be given with chalk, and every effort will be made to make them understandable to graduate students.
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The Tourism Advisory Board met at noon on Tuesday to reconsider the application of Delbert and Rhonda Jones for the proposed Chuck Wagon Cook-Off planned for this fall. The Joneses and friend Ed Stafford came back to the board with an itemized budget.
The board discussed which budget items would be eligible for funding under the rules of the Tourism Advisory Board. After consultation with the bylaws, the group agreed that set-up expenses ($250) and advertising expenses ($2500) were eligible for lodging tax money under the rules of the Tourism Advisory Board, and $2750 was okayed to be presented before the City Council on Monday for approval.
As always, receipts will be required in the report to be submitted to the board after the event. Those present expressed the hope that the Chuck Wagon Cook-Off will become an annual event.
The event is tentatively scheduled for Oct. 26. Five and probably two more chuck wagons have already signed on and a roping team has been engaged to provide entertainment in the afternoon.
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ZF-5748: Zend_View render() allows parent directory notation, opening potential LFI exploit
Zend_View::render() currently allows script names that include parent directory notation -- which could lead to a potential local filesystem inclusion exploit if provided unfiltered user input. As view scripts should only ever match beneath the registered view script directories, render() (or _script()) should filter for this sort of input and raise an exception when such input is detected.
Based on ZF-5724 submission, but specific to render() vs. the script paths.
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Women's Tennis Caps Ohio Trip With 6-1 Win at Akron
Taking the doubles point and the top four singles matches, the 73rd-ranked Princeton women's tennis team defeated Akron 6-1 Sunday afternoon in Ohio, gaining a split on the team's trip to the Buckeye State after losing 4-3 to No. 52 Missouri on Akron's courts the day before.
Princeton clinched the doubles point while giving up only four games between the victorious second and third courts. In singles play, Lindsay Graff, Amanda Muliawan and Monica Chow all won their matches in straight sets.
The last match to tip Princeton's way was a third-set comeback by Katherine Flanigan after she lost the first set 6-2.
Princeton will compete in the ECAC Championship next weekend. Seeds for that tournament are scheduled to be announced Monday.
(73) Princeton (2-1) 6, Akron (1-5) 1
1. Angelina Jogasuria/Pantusart (A) def. (45) Graff/Muliawan (P), 8-7(5)
2. Flanigan/Hahn (P) def. Cohen/Angelika Jogasuria (A), 8-3
3. (58) Chow/Goepel (P) def. Berestetska/Andrea Duva (A), 8-1
Order of finish: 3,2,1
1. Lindsay Graff (P) def. Prang Pantusart (A), 6-3, 6-2
2. (52) Amanda Muliawan (P) def. Olga Shkundina (A), 6-0, ret.
3. Katherine Flanigan (P) def. Angelina Jogasuria (A), 2-6, 6-4, 6-3
4. Monica Chow (P) def. Angelika Jogasuria (A), 6-1, 6-4
5. Ksenia Berestetska (A) def. Katie Goepel (P), 6-3, 6-2
6. Emily Hahn (P) def. Madison Cohen (A), 6-1, 4-6, 6-0
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America's largest bagel chain finds itself in the hole.
The Einstein/Noah Bagel Corp., which owns 539 bagel shops across the United States, announced last month that it won't be able to pay off a $125 million debt and may haveto shut down unless it finds new financing. Other bagel makers are in similar straits, victims partly of overexpansion but mainly of changing American tastes, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The popularity of bagels took off about a decade ago, when health and weight-conscious consumers soughta substitute for the high-fat doughnut. An average sized plain bagel has only 1 gram of fat but 300 calories compared to a chocolate glazed doughnut's 14 grams of fat and 260 calories.
Shawn Kearns, manager of research for Einstein Bros. Bagels in Golden, Colo., inspects a batch of freshly baked beauties. As supermarkets, doughnut chains and coffeehouses offer bagels and consumers quit worrying about fat grams, bagel bakery chains are finding themselves with more storesdoing less business.
With booming economic times, however, and few signs that past diet regimens have notably slimmed the American figure, consumers are ready to live it up, say the experts. "Americans are either tired of experts telling them what's good or bad for them, or they're just too tired to care," notes the Times.Giving weight to the analysis is the fact that while Noah shut down 14 of its stores last year, doughnut chains such as Krispy Kreme and Winchell's are opening up new locations at a record pace.
To some extent, the chain's stores became victims of their own success, with convenient supermarkets, doughnut shops, and coffee joints like Starbucks jumping in and offering bagels to their customers.The company was formed in March 1995 through the combination of four leading regional bagel retailers Brackman Brothers Bagel Bakery in Salt Lake City, Bagel & Bagel in Kansas City, Offerdahl's BagelGourmet in Fort Lauderdale and Baltimore Bagel Co. of San Diego.
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SUNRIVER, ORE. The University of Arizona women's golf team remains in third place after the second day of play at the NCAA Fall Preview shooting a two-day team total of 20-over-par, 596. Duke holds the lead scoring a two-day total of 587, 11-over-par, at the Crosswater Golf Club (Par 72, 6502 yards).
Senior Jenna Daniels fell two spots to be tied for third place posting a two-day total of one-over-par, 145 (70 -75), while sophomore Cristina Baena holds her spot at eleven with a five-over-par, 149 (74 - 75). Freshman Julia Krascniwski jumped 24 spots to be tied for 17th scoring a 150, six-over-par (78 - 72). Senior Jill Gomric jumped five spots to 27th place shooting a 152, eight-over-par (77 - 75). Junior Christina Monteiro fell to 58th place scoring a 13-over-par, 157 (78 - 79).
Arizona State's Amie Lehman moved up three spots to be tied for first place with Duke's Miriam Nagl both posting a 145, two-under-par.
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Drug complaints lead to charge; 1,900 pills found
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A Thomasville man has been charged with possessing nearly 1,900 pills after a search of a residence by Thomasville Police Department detectives and North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement agents.
Law enforcement conducted a search at 706 Edgewood Ave. due to complaints received for illegally distributing narcotics, according to a news release from the Thomasville Police Department.
Officers found 1,220 Oxycodone pills, 679 Xanax pills and a large amount of U.S. currency Wednesday. A North Carolina Revenue agent responded to the location and took custody of the currency and two vehicles due to unauthorized substance tax owed for illegally possessing the narcotics. Taxes owed totaled over $20,000, the news release stated.
James Lonnie Ward, 65, of 706 Edgewood Ave., was charged with possession with intent to sell and deliver controlled substances. He was jailed under a $10,000 secured bond and has a court date of Jan. 30.
The investigation is still continuing.
Prescription controlled substances are a huge problem throughout the nation, the TPD stated in Thursday's news release. TPD Chief Jeffrey Insley stated "the misuse of substances will not be tolerated in the city" and he "wants all the citizens to feel safe in the community."
The investigation is a part of North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division's and Thomasville Police Department's community betterment initiative
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Lupe is the NEXT Martin Luther King Jr
I wouldn't say that he is the NEXT or the NEW MLK Jr... MLK isnt even Muslim But of course his work will be recognized as much as Martin Luther King's work : I hope ! If it wouldn't happen, it means that the world is a real "fucked up place" But we have to believe in him, and in ourselves Let's Be Lasers!
I believe in terms of his music, he's doing what he's capable of in that respect. I'm not saying that I would never see him as one to lead a crowd by foot literally, because we all have free will. I'm just saying that in terms of his outside projects, the content of his music and lyrics, he's stepped toward the activist direction already.


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An attempted robbery occurred early Thursday morning at the McDonald's at 2702 Philadelphia Pike, Delaware State Police said.
The incident occurred at 12:47 a.m. as a female McDonald's employee was exiting the restaurant, State Police Cpl. John Day said. As she exited, she encountered a masked black male suspect, who was entering while holding a handgun. After almost walking into the employee, the suspect immediately fled, he said.
The suspect was described as a black male, approximately 6-foot tall with an average build, wearing dark clothing and a mask, Day said. No further physical or clothing description was available.
He was armed with a handgun.
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Holly Hill changes water treatment
Published: Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 4:05 p.m.
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Holly Hill will begin changing the disinfection process of its drinking water Friday, according to a news release.
Officials are changing the type of chlorine used in the water supply from chloramines to free chlorine. The process is expected to continue through March 8.
Some customers may notice a change in the taste or odor of the water because of the new chemical, according to the city.
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Womens Basketball Outlasts Drexel in 66-59 Victory on the Road
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Princeton only had 23 points in the first half, but thanks to second half adjustments and a late run the Tiger women's basketball team earned a 66-59 victory over Drexel Saturday in Philadelphia to close the non-conference schedule.
The Tigers improve to 9-5 with the win and head into Ivy League play winners of seven of the last nine. Princeton kicks off conference action with a return trip to Philadelphia to face Penn on Saturday, Jan. 11 at 3 p.m.
Michelle Miller led with a career-high 23 points, going 7-of-12 from the field with five triples, and matched a career-best with eight rebounds over 32 minutes of work.
Not far behind was reigning USBWA national and Ivy player of the week Blake Dietrick who scored in double figures for the sixth straight game with 18 points. She nearly had her first career double-double with a game-high nine boards.
Rounding out Princeton's top scorers was Alex Wheatley who had 10 points, adding four rebounds and two assists.
After over a week break in play the Tigers had to work through first half hiccups. Princeton went up quickly 6-0 behind triples from Dietrick and Miller, but from there a fast paced game combined with struggling to land shots kept things fairly even.
Princeton held an 11-5 advantage at 12:22, but Drexel responded with a 12-point uncontested run to hold the lead into halftime, 25-23, and add pressure to the Tiger defense to keep the game within range.
The Tigers' 23 first half points were a season-low and due to 9-for-27 shooting from the field.
Riding a 4-0 run to open the second half, Princeton fought Drexel for control and saw the lead change 13 times and tied seven times over the final period.
The possession battle would come down to the final minutes, before a Miller triple at 1:54 put Princeton up for good 59-56. The Dragons came within a point, but the Tigers rode things out with a 7-3 run.
Princeton finished shooting 39.6 percent (21-for-53) to Drexel's 38.6 percent (22-for-57) and held a 43-30 rebounding advantage.


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Confession: I have a ginormous tote in my bathroom that holds the "one day" pile; one day, as in "maybe one day I'll wear that again." But it may as well be called the Beauty Gunk Graveyard.
As I went through the "one day" tote, I could virtually smell the money burning. As I picked up each item, I imagined a big floating dollar sign above each one...with a hefty $20 or more. Tinted sunscreen, eyeshadow that didn't work with my eye color, foundation that made me look shiny—all wasted products, and wasted money.
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Dermalogica Age Smart antiaging set, $50; Splendor Beauty Emporium (shopsplendor.com)
Dermalogica is a line with a great reputation, but it also has a higher price tag, so you'll want to see if you're completely sold first.
Earth's Beauty Shea & Aloe mini-lipsticks, $3.95; Natural Joy Beauty (naturaljoybeauty.com)
Lip shades are tricky to match off the shelf, so small sizes allow you to experiment. And these are so fun and cheap, you just might want to collect them all!
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Didier Reynders condemns the murder of Mohamed Brahmi in Tunisia
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders condemns the murder of Mohamed Brahmi, a representative of the Front Populaire political party, in Tunisia on Thursday, 25 July 2013. This cowardly act was perpetrated in Tunis on Republic Day. The Minister expresses his condolences to the family and friends of Mohamed Brahmi, as well as the leaders and members of his party.
Didier Reynders backs the call of EU High Representative Catherine Ashton on the Tunisian authorities to quickly shed light on this murder and that of Chokri Belaïd, who was killed on 6 February 2013 but whose assailants have not yet been arrested or charged.
Minister Reynders continues to believe in the ability of Tunisia and Tunisian society to deal with the gruesome events of 25 July in a peaceful manner. He also believes that Tunisia and Tunisians can continue to work through a consensus-based approach to further advance and complete the democratic transition process, for example by approving a new constitution that meets the expectations of the Tunisian people.
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I'm currently a high school student wanted to be a system administrator. The biggest thing I see on most job advertisements is experience. What really counts has experience? Is running and configuring a test network for a couple years or is it actual work experience? If it is the latter how can you get experience?
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Experience in the context of a job posting is where you are providing professional services typically involving remuneration. Nevertheless, remuneration is not always involved and an area where you might consider to develop experience.
A good way to look at it is whether or not the average person would consider it a job if you described it to them.
During an interview, setting up a personal network may be relevant during discussion but is unlikely to have much weight in your fit for the job.
Ways to get experience when you don't have any...
If you do not have an existing knowledge base and understand technology, you are unlikely to have much luck even with the aforementioned opportunities. Understanding would be developed by configuring things at home, reading, or even school. Universities often create opportunities where experience can be developed during your education.
What counts as experience?
Test networks can only go so far. They don't teach you much about dealing with people (which is actually pretty important when dealing with computers), troubleshooting problems, or what kind of challenges await when dealing with multiple systems. That being said, a test network at home shows dedication and passion. Most people hiring in IT are impressed with people that love IT. That's exactly how I got my start.
As far as getting experience, you just need to get something. Be willing to settle if you really want to start a career here. Try to get an internship. Approach IT consulting firms about working for a low wage (the hourly guys would love to charge $100-200/hour for an $8/hour employee). Toss your resume all over the place. Go on Craigslist and apply for everything you think you can do (if you're not qualified, don't waste your time. It'll just end up in the trash). Level 1 helpdesk jobs are usually pretty easy to get and are a foot in the door.
Fixing problems on production systems - it's the only experience I care about, anything else is just practice.
I personally wouldn't consider anyone for a job who has only home lab experience. Just because you built your own home network doesn't mean you have the ability to manage mine. Also, home lab experience is hardly verifiable by prospective employers. Employers want to see real world experience gained at real world companies.
I would suggest looking for an IT internship or a helpdesk\tech support position at a small company. Let people know that you're interested, that you're pursuing some type of formal education\certification and that you want to get your foot in the door.
I would consider someone with home lab experience for an entry level helpdesk\tech support position, but not for a system administration position.
Think of it a bit like driving a car. Driving an old bomb on a farm paddock may allow you to learn the controls but it really doesn't prepare you for what you will face on a busy city street or the open highway.
Any work you do in a test lab without the supervision of an experienced person may get what appears to be the desired results but may very well be done using incorrect and/or inappropriate methods. With that in mind I think few would consider such practice as experience in an employment context. Further, I would be wary of taking a job offered by anyone who thinks differently, as their standard may be questionable.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, beats real on-the-job experience under the supervision of someone who knows his/her trade. It's really unfortunate that system administration can't be learned under an apprenticeship because that both the industry and those working in it would benefit enormously.
As I left school a few years ago for my first system administrator job I was thinking that "hey, I know this stuff - it's no problem". However I discovered that theres a big difference between the schools lab and a production enviroment. When you mess something up ppl actually cant work if its bad enough. Other stuff you learn is how to use different solutions together something you rarely practise in school. Another thing that, atleast I think, is experience is to be able to handle all politic within the company. there's actually mote politics then you can guess (atleast that was the case for me). One way to get experience is to offer your services for free to different companies during a limited time. The problem is often to just get the first job really.
Good luck in you future career!
Others have mentioned it, but it can't be stressed enough - it's unlikely that you'll be able to get a job as a system administrator straight out of school. It's generally a senior-level position and requires a great deal of trust because of the access the position requires. That's why experience is almost always required.
Start smaller and work toward that goal. Help desk or desktop support is generally a good starting point for someone aspiring to be a sysadmin. Yeah, it can be pretty menial work at times, but it shows you exactly what the work is like, lets you learn slowly, and shows your employer you can be trusted to do it right. Once you're in the door, you can volunteer for higher-level projects that will help you stretch your skills. In no time, you'll have the experience needed to be a successful administrator.
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Hall of Fame Inductee Dennis Edwards talks about Norman Whitfield, the famed Motown songwriter and producer, who was responsible for many of the Temptations' hits during late 1960s and early 1970s, including "Cloud Nine," "Ball of Confusion," "Psychedlic Shack," "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," and many others.
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