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TKO Boxing Promotions will bring its nationally acclaimed "HOMETOWN HEROES TO WORLD CHAMPIONS" boxing series to the beautiful Gulf Coast city of Tampa, Florida on Friday, February 19th at the Ala Carte Event Pavilion.
Featured at "FIGHT NIGHT AT THE PAVILION" will be numerous local fan favorites including world ranked lightweight Edner "CHERRY BOMB" Cherry, fast rising Jamaican heavyweight Lenroy "TNT" Thomas and sensational newcomer, junior welterweight Joseph Elegele.
Tickets for "FIGHT NIGHT AT THE PAVILION" presented along with Fight Night Productions and Ker's WingHouse, starting at $20, can be purchased through Ticketmaster (www.ticketmaster.com). The Ala Carte Event Pavilion is located at 4050 Dana Shores Drive. Doors on the evening of the event will open at 7pm, with the first bell at 8pm.
"We're thrilled to work with Fight Night Productions in bringing our first show to the beautiful city of Tampa, Florida. Tampa has an excellent reputation as a terrific fight town with outstanding fans and we're in the process of putting together a world class event on February 19th" said Chet Koerner, President to TKO Boxing Promotions.
Other local prospects who will see action at "FIGHT NIGHT AT THE PAVILION" include female sensation Jenna "THE COWGIRL" Shiver, middleweight Ahsandi "MR. BRIXX" Gibbs and junior middleweight Ali Tareh.
Former world title challenger Cherry, 25-6-2 (13KO's), made a huge statement with his return to the ring on December 17th with a brutal third round stoppage of Jovann Jones at the Commerce Casino in Los Angeles. Dropping down to lightweight for his return, the 27 year old Cherry used an array of devastating power shots to drop Jones three times on his way to the victory.
In September 2008, Cherry lost a very hard fought twelve round decision to welterweight world champion Timothy Bradley, a SHOWTIME televised battle from Biloxi, Mississippi.
Since losing his pro debut, Jamaican heavyweight prospect Lenroy "TNT" Thomas has won fourteen bouts in a row, eight by knockout. The 24 year old southpaw, guided by award winning trainer Dan Birmingham, has improved with each outing, most recently shutting out Andrew Greeley over six rounds on November 5th in Baltimore, Maryland at the Jonathan Ogden Foundation Benefit.
After a terrorizing run as an outstanding amateur in Florida, welterweight Joseph Elegele has won his first two starts impressively in the pro ranks. Starting off with a four round decision win over fellow amateur standout Keith Redding on November 5th, Elegele followed up with a crunching first round knockout of Juan Carlos Diaz on December 17th.
Featherweight Shiver is amongst the most popular fighters in Florida. With a record of 9-4-1 (2KO's), the 24 year old Shiver has fought her last nine fights at the Ala Carte Event Pavilion, most recently winning a six round decision over Lucia Larcinese on May 8, 2009.
The 31 year old Gibbs, 10-1-0 (4KO's), will be looking to get back on the winning track after losing his first professional bout on May 8th when he was stopped in the fourth round by Marcus Upshaw. Also a staple of the Ala Carte Event Pavilion, Gibbs will be fighting in his tenth bout there on February 19th.
Tareh, 7-7-4 (4KO's), will be making his return to action after a two and half year absence. He us scheduled to face Great Britain's James Todd, 2-2-1 in a scheduled four round bout.
Additional details on "FIGHT NIGHT AT THE PAVILION" will be announced shortly.
Formed in early 2008, Chet Koerner's Las Vegas based TKO BOXING Promotions, originators of the "HOMETOWN HEROES TO WORLD CHAMPIONS" national boxing series, stable includes; heavyweight Lenroy Thomas, cruiserweight Andres Taylor, super middleweights Joey Gilbert and Fedor Chudinov, middleweights Peter Manfredo Jr., Elvin Ayala, Albert Onolunose, James Countryman, Dmitry Chudinov and J'Leon Love, junior middleweights Bastie Samir, welterweights Demetrius Hopkins, Juan Buendia, Raul Tovar, David Garcia, Bradley Blankenship and Mikael Zewski, junior welterweights Francisco Contreras, Joseph Elegele and Hastings Bwalya, lightweights Edner Cherry, Rolando Reyes, Mickey Bey Jr., Terence Crawford and Fidel Maldonado Jr., featherweights Matt Remillard, Carney Bowman, Dat Nguyen, Delvin Placencia, Rafael Lora, Maxwell Awaku and Robert Rodriguez, super bantamweights Rafael Valenzuela, bantamweight Leo Santa Cruz and flyweight Rayonta Whitfield
Fight Night Productions, LLC is a professional boxing promotion based out of Tampa, Florida. The company was created in December 2009 and is comprised of prominent Orthodontist Dr. Randy Feldman (formerly of Starfight Productions), Jim McLoughlin, Christian Myer, Shea Bailey Promotions, Inc. and Pugilist Promotions, Inc. Fight Night is headed by Chief Executive Manager, Aaron Jacobs (formerly of Starfight Productions and Banner Promotions), as well as Vice Executive Manager, Shea Bailey (formerly Starfight Productions and Pound for Pound Promotions). The group was formed with the intentions of continuing the long standing tradition of professional boxing in the Tampa Bay area. Feldman, Bailey and Jacobs were part of the recently dissolved Starfight Productions which had promoted over fifty professional boxing events in Tampa including numerous nationally televised live events on ESPN2. McLoughlin is a former boxing trainer and manager and patriarch of the 4th Street Boxing Gym. Myer, a criminal defense attorney, currently co-owns the 4th Street Boxing Gym in St. Petersburg, Florida which is the home to many of the Bay area's top boxing talents including Jenna Shiver, Ahsandi Gibbs, Derrick Samuels, Carlos Rivera and Jason Barnett.
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Eickwort and Eickwort (1973) describe the social and nesting biology of Augochlorella comis (then called Augochlorella edentata) from a population studied near Turrialba, Costa Rica. This is a small (6-7 mm long) bright metallic green bee that occurs from Mexico to Panama. The authors excavated 21 nests.
Augochlorella edentata excavated tunnel nests into vertical earthen banks. The nests consisted of a turret of soil at the entrance, surrounding a tunnel leading to a gallery, in which a cluster of one to eight earthen cells (avg. 2.6) was supported by thin soil pillars (the authors provide illustrations). These nests were isolated (rather than aggregated).
Nests could be solitary or social. 43% of nests contained a worker in addition to the queen (up to four workers, but typically one or two). Ovarian dissections revealed that only one queen was present in each nest. The queens and workers were of the same generation (not mother-daughter associations), which would make the multi-female nests semi-social. There were no body size differences between queens and workers. The nests were apparently initiated by the workers and queens together, as co-foundresses. The authors found no evidence of re-use of nests or of cells within nests, although they allow that the bees may have cleaned out old cells so well as to not leave any evidence of re-use. The authors note that their study only examined the nests in July and August, so it is unknown if workers later found their own nest, or if daughters from the queen remain in the nest as workers, meaning the semi-social colonies would be eusocial.
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Horrific Suffering of Animals on Chinese Fur Farms
HORRIFIC SUFFERING OF ANIMALS ON CHINESE FUR FARMS – WARNING EXTREME GRAPHIC CONTENT – In the video above you will witness first-hand the cruelty and suffering animals go through on Chinese Fur Farms that ultimately is used to clothe those who like to wear furs.
I have to be honest I only made it through the first 30 seconds of this video before I turned it off; as I simply could not bear to watch this level of cruelty.
As someone who writes several articles a day I have inevitably come across a lot of material and has touch every emotion I know humanly possible. It is however on the exceptional occasions that I come across a story that is disturbs me to my core and this in one of those times.
If you are one of those people who does like to wear furs then you really ought to site through the entire video and I am sure once you have finished you will never buy another fur again.
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Cork Bits: ideas for your Napa Valley weekend
It's setting up to be a gorgeous Spring weekend here in the Napa Valley. Here are a couple events that look promising…
Saturday, April 10th
- From 1pm – 4pm Clos Pegase Winery in Calistoga will host its sixth annual 'Spring of the Muses' event. The event will feature a student art display, music by David Auerbach, barrel samples of the winery's 2008 Hommage Cabernet Sauvignon and more. The '08 Hommage Cabernet Sauvignon saw Paul Hobbs consult on harvest decisions, fermentation, elevage regimes and preparing the blend. Cost is $20 per person ($free for Club members) and you can RSVP by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 707-942-4981 x209.
- At 6:30pm Casa Nuestra Winery in St. Helena will host a winemaker dinner that will feature the winery's founders and winemaking staff for appetizers paired with library wines from the winery's private collection. For $99 per person (must be over 21), you'll then be able to sit down for four more courses, all specially paired to current release wines. Call 866-844-9463 to reserve a spot
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• Ken Johnson, NY Times art critic and author of Are You Experienced: How Psychedelic Consciousness Transformed Modern Art, gushes over Terry Winters new paintings, calling them "psychedelically thrilling."
Terry Winters, Notebook 5, 2003-2011, collage, 11 x 8 1/2 inches
• Terri Ciccone reviews "What I Know," in Bushwick Daily. "What we know, or can take from the show, is these great works are being thought of and created, and don't just exist in a Bushwick vacuum. The show is unapologetic in being simply a massive collection of great, solid pieces. And because of that, there was a different feeling in the air in Chelsea that evening. A shift, a change, a quake could be felt in the art world." (Note: I have a small painting in the show!)
Joyce Robbins: "I am searching in the area between volumetric sculpture and flat painting - and so currently my work is deeply involved in low-relief."
• Joyce Robbins is having a show at John Davis! And he has a new website! The exhibition isn't posted on online yet, but save the date--the opening is March 1.
• Help fund my pal Timothy Nolan's project, Restack, at USA Projects. An talented artist, Tim has volunteered to help me organize the 2013 edition of ARTExchange at CAA. Happily, next year the conference is February 13-16 in New York. I'm proposing a panel on painting.
• Artist An Xiao is covering the College Art Association Conference for Hyperallergic. Here's her first report.
• Looking forward to seeing: Eve Aschheim's new paintings at Lori Bookstein, New York, NY. Through March 24, 2012
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Dissertation: Employee Perceptions of Organizational Quality and Learned Helplessness Attributes in Higher Education.
A growing public skepticism of state colleges and universities has brought about demands from critics for heightened quality and effectiveness standards in post-secondary education. To address critics, university administrators must be able to define quality, measure effectiveness, and demonstrate efforts of continuous improvement which are meaningful to constituents. Continue reading
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The Future of Sentencing, Corrections and Crime Reduction in Florida: A Conversation Between Journalists and Policymakers
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On October 30-31, 2009, journalists from across the country gathered at The Poynter Pavillion in St. Petersburg, Fla., for a reporting seminar co-sponsored by the Pew Center on the States and John Jay College of Justice's Center on Media, Crime and Justice.
"The Future of Sentencing, Corrections and Crime Reduction in Florida" featured panelists including St. Petersburg mayor Rick Baker; David Utter, the Director of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Florida Initiatives; and Tim Ryan, the Director of the Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department.
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Star Wars inspired the World Wars
As we all know, Star Wars is a peel of Satan's sin banana. As once covered, it has been proven to have inspired the 9/11 attack, but what hasn't been proven to people until now is that Star Wars also had a hand in inspiring the 3 World Wars. Lets start with World War I. In World War I, the Europeans fought the Germans for World Conquest, which was reminiscent to when the Clones fought the Jedi Knights. In World War II, Adolf Hitler wanted revenge for his fallen allies in the past, and corresponded the Jedi with the Jew, because they both have J and E. Hitler made order 666 to exterminate all the Jews, just like The Emperor executed Order 66 to kill all Jedi. He also wanted to rule an evil empire, just like in Star Wars, but was stopped by the Rebel Alliance, AKA the United States of America. Now for World War III will be a result of these Star Wars in 3D movies. Since they both have a 3 in the name, its too obvious that a World War will break out with the United States as the new Empire, and it is unclear who shall lead the Rebellion (Probably some Asian country). If we want to end this war before it begins, we must remove the release of this movie at all costs. Brothers and Sisters, I sincerely hope you will take this warning seriously and not watch this filth, if its released to the public.
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Roommate assignments for incoming students are based upon the date when we receive your signed housing contract and your $250 pre-payment. The housing application and on-line payment directions can be found on the Residential Life home page. The sooner both of these items are are completed, the better your chances are of being assigned to your specific hall choice. If you have a roommate request, both you and your prospective roommate have to specify each other on your agreement, and also provide each other's Star ID number. All other roommate assignments will be made based upon building preferences and when information such as when the application and $250 pre-payment is received in our office.
How do I get assigned a room?
An allocation system is used to assign residence hall rooms. A specific percentage of hall space is delegated to both returning and incoming students. For incoming freshmen, these spaces are filled based on the date the residence hall application and $250 pre-payment is received. The application and on-line payment can be found on the Residential Life home page. Students living on-campus during the second semester are allowed to participate in Priority Room Sign-Up for the next academic year.
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Room assignments usually go out in the middle of April before new entering students begin to arrive for Advising and Registration in May. Students can access this information on the department's home web page. We strongly suggest you contact your new roommate prior to arrival in the fall to begin building your new relationship together and to determine who is bringing what into the room, etc.
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Students may change or modify their housing agreement on-line. Simply go to https://webproc.mnscu.edu/eservices/login.html?campusid=073 and enter your Star ID and password to log in. Click on the "Housing and Dining Services" link in the left tool bar then click the "Go to the Housing and Dining Services" site and make necessary changes or adjustments to both the housing application and/or the meal plan options on this page.
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All rates listed include expanded basic cable TV, laundry, Husky Tech (Internet Service), Munch Money and all utilities. Depending upon the meal plan you choose, rates will vary. Please see the Residential Life Office web page and click under rates to review the most current rates.
What are the meal plans for the 2016/17 year?
For the 2016-17 academic year, there will be several meal plan options to select from. All first year students are required to be on a meal plan for their entire first year. For further information about each of these plans, please click here.
When do the residence halls open for Fall 2016?
For all first year students and new entering transfer students entering to the University, the residence halls will open on Thursday, August 18th. Returning students will be allowed to move in on Friday, August 19th through Sunday, August 21st. Students will be mailed more information in the summer with specific directions and specific times that they can move in. It is very important to arrive during the designated times that your letter instructs. This will help to ensure for a smooth opening/check-in process.
When is New Student Orientation and what does it consist of?
Huskies First Four Days is our way of acquainting you with YOUR University. It's an opportunity to meet the people at SCSU who want to help you make the most of your college experience. All new entering students are expected to participate in. Huskies First Four Days will officially begin in the evening of August 18th. The days are designed to help get students acclimated and settled into their new community. There will be educational sessions and workshops, lectures, fun programs, games, teambuilding activities and tons of other fun. Classes begin for all SCSU students on Monday, August 22nd.
How do I go about changing my meal plan?
Students may change or modify their meal plan selection on-line. Simply go to https://webproc.mnscu.edu/eservices/login.html?campusid=073 and enter your Star ID and password to log in. Click on the "Housing and Dining" link in the left tool bar then click the "Go to the Housing and Dining Services site" and make necessary changes or adjustments to your meal plan on this page.
Can I change my meal plan during the year?
Yes, a limited time period is offered in the beginning of each semester to change your meal plan. You must go to the Residential Life Office, located in the Ervin House to make these changes. Students may also change this on-line at the following website. https://webproc.mnscu.edu/eservices/login.html?campusid=073 You will need to enter your Star ID and password to log in. Click on the "Housing and Dining" link in the left tool bar then click the "Go to the Housing and Dining Services" site and make necessary changes or adjustments to your meal plan on this page.
Will my room have cable TV?
All residence hall rooms are provided with cable hook-up and computer network access. The cable package we offer is the extended basic digital in each of our residence halls. Please note that we recommend that you bring your own cable cord (20-25 feet) in length. Students must bring High Definition digital television sets with a QAM tuner built in order to receive our stations. No analog TV sets will work on our digital system. Please note that some "Element" brand TV sets do not work on our system so be sure it has a QAM tuner.
Will I need a computer for my room?
Having a computer on campus is totally a personal choice. Many students opt to bring their own computer to campus. Students who do not have a computer will find that there are several places on campus in which to use a computer. Several of our residence halls have computer labs located within the building. Wireless technology is also available in all of the residence halls and throughout campus.
Are telephone services provided?
No. most students rely on their personal cell phones for both local and long distance calling. Telephone lines in the residence halls are no longer active.
What can I bring?
Students can bring a wide variety of things to personalize their rooms. We recommend that students work out some of these details with their roommate prior to their fall arrival as there is limited space. This helps avoid duplication and the hassle of having to return belongings back home. Items that are not allowed include any open flame cooking devices, candles with burnt wicks and hot plates. What Should I Bring? What Should I Leave at Home?
What size are the mattresses and beds?
Most of the residence halls are equipped with extra long twin size beds (36" X 80"). Extra twin long sheets will be needed for these beds. Extra long twin sheets can be found at Bed Bath and Beyond, JC Penney's and a wide variety of other retail or outlet stores. For further information about the linen program that is being endorsed by the Residence Hall Association (RHA), please click here. Students living in the new Coborn Plaza Apartments, will all have full size mattresses in their rooms so please purchase full size bedding for these beds.
Does SCSU offer a linen program for students living in the residence halls?
Yes. The Residence Hall Association, (RHA) has teamed up with OCM to offer students living on campus an opportunity to purchase linens through a mail order service. For information to this program, please click here
What furniture is provided in the rooms?
Each room is furnished with two extra long twin size beds, desks, chairs, dressers, trash can, closet and drawer space. The room will also have curtains, blinds or shades. In the Stateview apartment community, no furniture is provided in the rooms. Students will have to bring their own. Students who live in Coborn Plaza Apartments will have a full size bed, desk, desk chair, 3 drawer dresser, Living room furniture and high top chairs for the kitchen island. All kitchen appliances are also furnished in both Stateview and Coborn Plaza Apartments.
How much space is under the bed?
All beds have at least one foot of clearance from the bottom of the bed to the floor for added storage space. In rooms where the beds may be adjusted up and down, there can be a lot more room under these beds depending upon the height you desire.
Do I need curtains?
All rooms are provided with curtains, blinds or shades in their residence hall room.
Is my room air conditioned?
The majority of our halls do not have air conditioning. We encourage students to bring and use fans to their preference. The residential communities that offer air conditioning in student rooms are Lawrence Hall, Stateview, Coborn Plaza Apartments and Shoemaker Hall East and West rooms. Case-Hill, Mitchell, and Sherburne halls have air conditioning in the main lobby/ public areas only.
Can I decorate the walls?
We want you to make your room feel comfortable and cozy, yet we do not allow double sided adhesive tape or nails as this damage the walls. Students should not use sticky tape as well. Any damages done to the room will be charged to the occupants when they check out. For students living in Coborn Plaza Apartments, they have their own policy on this topic.
Can I bring my own rug?
Yes, many students often bring area rugs or remnants to cover their floors and to personalize their rooms. The rooms all have tiled or wood floors.
Can I switch rooms in the middle of the semester?
We have a two week room freeze in the beginning of each semester. Exceptions can be made in an emergency. If a roommate conflict arises, we encourage students to work out their differences/problems with their roommates. After the two week freeze is up and you are still having difficulties, please see your Community Advisor or Residence Hall Director to discuss a room/hall change.
Do I need insurance to cover my belongings?
Yes, all students should check to see if they are covered under their parent's home owners policy or consider purchasing this added coverage to protect their personal belongings. The university is not liable, directly or indirectly, for theft, destruction, loss of money, valuables or other personal property. We encourage students to lock their room door at all times.
Is there storage space available?
There is no additional storage space available in the residence halls for student's personal belongings. Students should plan and pack accordingly. There is also no storage available in any of the residence halls over the summer months.
Can I bring a bike to campus?
Yes, you may bring a bike to campus. Bikes may be stored near the outside of each of our residential communities. Bikes may also be stored in the student's room with their roommate's permission. Please bring a padlock and chain to secure the bike if left outside.
Are cooking facilities available?
Each residence hall has at least one kitchen facility in the main lobby or one on each of the floors. This will consist of a stove, sink, and microwave. Some halls will also have a refrigerator. Each apartment within Stateview Apartments and Coborn Plaza Apartments have a full kitchen, consisting of a: sink, refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher.
Are there laundry rooms in each residence hall and what does it cost?
Each of our residence halls have laundry facilities centrally located in their buildings at no additional cost. Many of the residence halls require card swipe access, with the exception of Stateview Apartments and Coborn Plaza Apartments. In Stearns Hall and W.W. Holes Hall there is a washing machine and dryer on each floor. For our larger residence halls, we also offer a free laundry alert service where students can receive a text or email on the status of their laundry. For a copy of this laundry alert guide, please click here.
Can I bring a car to campus?
Yes, students can bring a car to campus but parking is very limited. There are plenty of bus and cab services available so having a car is not a necessity while living on campus. Many amenities are also found within walking distance from the university. For further information/questions about parking, please contact the Public Safety Office,(320) 308-3453.
What forms of transportation are available on and off campus?
The St. Cloud Metro bus is free to all students with their SCSU ID card. They offer a variety of routes in and around the SCSU campus and greater St. Cloud Community. There are also local taxi cab services available. Many amenities are also found within walking distance from the university.
Can I move in early?
For most of our students, the answer to this questions is no. However, we do allow special permission on a case by case basis. Some exceptions include student athletes, International students, Husky Haulers, and students living out of state. Students needing an earlier move in time may request an early arrival date by emailing us at email@example.com. and providing us with their reasons for needing to do so. A committee will review these requests and if approved, will notify the students of the process. There is a nominal nightly charge if approval is given. Students can always move in anytime after their official check-in date and time and staff will be readily available to assist them.
Can I purchase a loft for my room?
Yes, lofts are available for rent to on-campus students on a semester or academic year basis. More information will be mailed during the summer about this rental program. For additional information and to sign up for a loft, you may view their website at www.bedloft.com.
What size refrigerators are allowed in the halls?
A maximum of a 4.3 cubic foot refrigerator is permitted in student rooms. A rental program for 2.5, and 3.6 cubic foot refrigerators and microwaves/refrigerator/freezer combination units is available. These refrigerators are available to on-campus students on a semester or academic year basis. More information will be mailed during the summer about this rental program. For additional information, you may view their website at www.bedloft.com.
Are the residence halls safe?
Yes, we do everything in our power to make sure that you are in a safe and secure environment. We have 24 hour public safety officers on foot and bike patrol 365 days a year. Each of the front doors to each of the residence halls are locked nightly at 7 p.m. Monday-Friday and continuously locked at 7 p.m. Friday night through Monday morning at 6 am. Students must use their key and show proper ID to gain entry. Many of our halls have card access entry and video surveillance. Any guests after 9 p.m. must be checked into the building by a resident before entering and show proper identification. Everyone is ultimately responsible for their own safety.
What is Community Council?
One of the primary ways to get involved in your residence hall is through Community Council. Every student is automatically a member of their hall's Community Council. It offers each student an opportunity to have a voice in what occurs in the hall, helps set or determine hall policies and helps plan both social and educational programs/activities in the buildings. This is a wonderful opportunity to gain leadership and get involved in campus life.
When is Family Weekend?
Family Weekend is planned for September 16th-18th, 2016 on the SCSU Campus. There will be a wide variety of activities and events to help families see "life on campus!" This is part of Celebrate SCSU weekend and is an annual tradition that you will not want to miss. For additional information and to register on-line, please visit the following site. www.stcloudstate.edu/upb
How do I find out about all the programs and activities I could become involved with?
There are many ways to find out about all the different programs and events that are happening at SCSU. Watch for posters/signs on your floor and lobby bulletin boards, attend Community Council and floor meetings, or ask your Community Advisor. Also watch the digital display monitors in many of our halls for the weekly Garvey menu and other SCSU sponsored programs and events.
Is alcohol allowed on campus?
No. SCSU residence halls are completely dry and alcohol/drugs of any kind are not permitted, regardless of a student's age.
Which hall is best to live in?
This is completely a personal preference. All of our residential communities are totally unique and offer a wide variety of living options to its residents. Each community changes year to year based upon the students who live there and how involved and active they want their community to be. Some students choose their residence hall based upon location. For example, Shoemaker Hall is on the far South side of the campus and is near Halenbeck Hall and the recreation facilities. Students might choose Sherburne Hall as it is the tallest building on the SCSU campus and is also directly connected to the dining facility. A student living in this building never has to go outside to eat a meal. Again, each hall is unique in personality and amenities in which it offers. Please refer to the Residence Life website for additional information about each of our ten different residence halls. All you need to do is click on the residence hall and it will bring up all the information you need. www.stcloudstate.edu/reslifeReturn to Top
Do you offer any theme/special interest housing?
Yes, SCSU does offer theme housing in some of our communities. We have an "Honors Community" that is located in Case-Hill Hall. For students who need adaptive residence hall facilities, selected rooms are available in Mitchell Hall and Case-Hill residence halls. Students must notify our office if such accommodations are necessary. We also offer a LGBT Community in Benton Hall. For more information about the First Year Experience Program at SCSU, go to www.stcloudstate.edu/fye. Please click this link to learn more about all the great Living/Learning Communities we offer.
Are pets allowed on-campus?
For health and safety reasons, animals are not permitted in University operated residential communities. Students may have fish in approved aquariums. Students who may require a service animal, as defined by the American with Disabilities Act, while on campus students should contact Student Disability Services at (320) 308-4080 or by email at email@example.com to coordinate accommodation needs and to complete appropriate paper work.
Can I stay in my residence hall over the break periods?
Yes, students must officially sign up, register and be approved to stay over any of the break periods. Break housing is designed to service international students, student athletes and other students who are unable to travel home during break periods. Currently, all the residence halls will be open during break periods but students need to register in advance of their plans to stay during this time.


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One of the most striking consequences of closing the gates was, in fact, this sudden deprivation befalling people who were completely unprepared for it. Mothers and children, lovers, husbands and wives, who had a few days previously taken it for granted that their parting would be a short one, who had kissed one another good-bye on the platform and exchanged a few trivial remarks, sure as they were of seeing one another again after a few days or, at most, a few weeks, duped by out blind human faith in the near future and little if at all diverted from their normal interests by this leave-taking—all these people found themselves, without the least warning, hopelessly cut off, prevented from seeing one another again, or even communicating with one another. (2.1.2)
The narrator repeatedly stresses this personal element to the citizens' confinement. To him, this is the most striking effect of the plague.
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It was undoubtedly a feeling of exile […], that irrational longing to hark back to the past or else to speed up the march of time […]. In short, we returned to our prison-house, we had nothing left us but the past, and even if some were tempted to live in the future, they had to speedily abandon the idea. (2.1.8)
This is an incredible image. The narrator describes Oran's state of exile, but does so in terms of time, not in terms of space. After all, the citizens can't really be in geographical exile – they're stuck in their homes. Instead, they are temporally exiled from both the past and the future, stuck in a state of the forever-present. The use of the word "exile" suggests that this is a foreign state; clearly, people are used to living anywhere but the present moment. (This is also consistent with the description we received of Oran in the opening chapter.)


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Please list the offices at which you will mediate a claim.
I mainly hold settlement conferences in Uniontown, but I am also willing to go to the Pittsburgh, Greensburg, and Washington offices to conduct mediations.
Are you willing to mediate claims that are assigned to you for hearing and decision?
Are you willing to mediate claims in which one or both parties are not represented by counsel?
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How much time do you typically allow for a mediation session?
I allow at least two (2) hours.
Do you require the parties to submit a pre-mediation memorandum? If so:
I do not require a pre-mediation memorandum.
Do you conduct a pre-mediation conference? If so, please describe what takes place at that conference.
I do not conduct a pre-mediation conference.
Do you require all participants (claimant, adjustor/employer representative, counsel) to attend the mediation personally? Under what circumstances do you permit a participant to attend by telephone?
I want the claimant and the attorneys to personally attend the settlement conference. A person with authority on behalf of the employer and/or insurance carrier should be available by telephone.
Once you receive a mediation request, what is the usual amount of time elapsed until the mediation takes place?
Most settlement conferences are scheduled to take place within three weeks of the date on which we receive the request.
Describe generally how you conduct a mediation session.
Describe each step of the process.
Before I talk to the parties separately, I meet with all sides to make sure I have correct basic information about the case, such as the claimant's age, the claimant's pre-injury average weekly wage, the claimant' compensation rate, whether the claimant s Medicare-eligible for any reason, and whether the claimant is the subject of any child support or domestic relations order. Also, I try to find out what demands and offers have been made in the case so far.
I then talk to each side separately to try to find out what factors/goals are the most important to them, and if there are any matters that they will absolutely not concede. (Examples: the claimant may not want to give up medical benefits under any circumstance, or the employer may not want to acknowledge any responsibility with respect to any neck problems the claimant has.) I also try to get an idea as to what settlement range each party is actually willing to contemplate. I then try to get at least some initial movement from both sides.
If some progress is being made, I will continue to meet with each side separately and "share thoughts" with each side about factors I think they should be taking into consideration. These thoughts cover a wide spectrum. Sometimes I will focus on pointing out the weaknesses of that side's medical evidence. On other occasions, I will spend more time on talking to each party about the ways they will benefit from resolving the case and moving on with life.
About one-third of the cases on which I conduct settlement conferences will settle on the date of the conference. Most of the remaining cases settle within the next month or two, after the parties have had a little more time to think about it.
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The republicans could run mickey mouse against obama and I would vote for the mouse.No way i am going third party to make a statement and get four more years of this mugabe style african dictator.
This is a discussion on Rick Perry and Guns within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Yea...the kid was on a roll there, I was ready to click the "like" button, till I got to the line where he said he ...
Yea...the kid was on a roll there, I was ready to click the "like" button, till I got to the line where he said he agrees with sensible gun laws...
He's making progress though.
"The beauty of the Second Amendment is that it will not be needed until they try to take it".
Thomas Jefferson
The republicans could run mickey mouse against obama and I would vote for the mouse.No way i am going third party to make a statement and get four more years of this mugabe style african dictator.
» 14 Reasons Why Rick Perry Would Be A Really, Really Bad President Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!
Just to touch on a few of his 14 points.....
#1 State spending is less than double what it was ten years before. Many states are at about triple what they were ten years earlier. I have not been able to find one where spending increases propertionally were lower than Texas.
#2 Forbes in January of 2010 gave Texas' debt a 4 star (out of 4) rating. It ranked Texas as #4 in the country. Also if you click on the link in the Jones piece it shows the debt per person as being over $1,600 less than is stated in the piece and the debt to GDP is at 18.51% which is about middle of the road.
#3 Go back to debt clock link in his piece and watch the debt number. Notice how it is going down? Also, for comparison California has about five times the debt Texas does, and Maryland while significantly smaller in size and population than Texas has about 2/3 the gross public debt (courtesy of governmentspending.com) Texas has. What has happened to the economy over all since 2000?
#6 And of all the jobs created in the United States in the last couple of years more than half have been in Texas.
#9 Texas has independant school districts that set curriculums and teacher salaries and performance standards.
#11 And Texas has the second lowest cost of living of any state in the country too.
#12 Governor Perry has ordered state assets to be deployed to border areas to do the job the feds are unable or unwilling to do.
#13 That is just #11 again
And yes, he did support Gore way back when. Way back when he was a Democrat. People can learn from their mistakes.
ETA: And Governor Perry has publicly stated he thinks anyone with a CHL should be able to carry anywhere in the state.
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Just FYI, Jesse Ventura, while Governor of Minnesota, also had a CCW and carried.
Perry sounds good so far, let's see what develops. The more the lame stream media hates him the more I like him. . . .
Initially I wasn't too impressed with Perry but the more research I do on him the more I am starting to warm up to him. I love his stand on the 2A. He seems to have some good ideas on other issues and the fact that he carries is just icing on the cake.
Plus, Texas is one of the states I'd be more than happy to move to so he must be doing something right.
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As to his 2A stance he seems pretty decent, at least to this point. There are few other things that make me really not happy, but those are outside the scope of this forum.
I'll just say this, supporting one set of rights, and not others is not what I want.
I know not what this "overkill" means.
Honing the knives, Cleaning the longguns, Stocking up ammo.
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End the cycle of hatred, dont give them a tomorrow.
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Now that the kids are back in school and things are finally finding a "normal" pace, it's time to think about your free time… don't laugh… I am sure you have some, right? Just a few minutes here or there? No? I know that between school, work, sports, extracurricular activities, etc. it can be really hard to even find time to breathe. Here is something that I'd like you to think about, just for a second, when do you have your "we time"? That special time where you relax with your significant … [Read more...]
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Cynicism Kills the Brain, Triples Dementia
Cynics are more likely to develop dementia, a new study suggests.
Previous studies revealed that cynical distrust, or believing that others are mainly motivated by selfish concerns, increases the risk of health conditions like heart disease.
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However, researchers also believe that cynicism increases the risk of dementia.
"These results add to the evidence that people's view on life and personality may have an impact on their health," study author Anna-Maija Tolppanen, PhD, of the University of Eastern Finland in Kuopio, said in a news release. "Understanding how a personality trait like cynicism affects risk for dementia might provide us with important insights on how to reduce risks for dementia."
The latest study involved 1,449 people with an average age of 71. Participants underwent tests for dementia and were asked to fill out questionnaires about their level of cynicism.
Participants were asked to rate how much they agree with statements like "I think most people would lie to get ahead," "It is safer to trust nobody" and "Most people will use somewhat unfair reasons to gain profit or an advantage rather than lose it."
Researchers then grouped participants based on low, moderate and high levels of cynical distrust.
After accounting for other factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking, the findings revealed that high levels of cynical distrust triples the risk of dementia.
Study results revealed that 14 out of 164 people with high levels of cynicism developed dementia compared to nine of the 212 people with low levels of cynicism.
The findings were published May 28 in the journal Neurology.


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Today is the final day for Michael Muhney on "Young and the Restless." His fans are really upset and doing everything that they can to make sure that the show knows about it. On Jan. 29, Celeb Dirty Laundry shared about what they have planned for today.
The fans have been going to Twitter and talking with the tag #TeamMuhney. They were able to have it trending a few times yesterday and will push hard for it today. They also have purchased an aerial banner that will fly today showing their support. They raised $2,000 to do it and over 80 fans sent in money to help out. It will fly over CBS studios today at the end of the show.
Several various Facebook groups have started with thousands of fans that are supporting him. If you read what is going on, these fans have plans to stop watching the show after today. It could lose some fans for "Y&R" but it doesn't seem like the show is going anywhere for now. They have already started to see a decrease in ratings.
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While mortgage rates and auto loans are at near record lows, credit card interest rates just keep on rising. This is thanks, in most part, to the CARD Act of 2009. It severally limited overdraft fees and rate hikes. In turn, the credit card companies simply decided to raise rates at the initial offer of their card.
According to Bankrate.com, credit card rates are up three percentage points over just the last three years. The current rate is 14.5%.
If you have a balance, think about calling your card company to negotiate a better rate, or take advantage of the many 0% interest on balance transfer cards available. The Discover More card currently offers 0% on balance transfers for 15 months. It also has no annual fee and a 3% balance transfer fee. If you do not carry a balance, then the interest rate does not really matter.


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This loft style Apartment boasts a double bed with night lamps as well as a dressing or make up table. Interesting design features such as the light up wall as well as interesting artwork on the walls leading up the apartment.
The dining suite has a table with seating for 2 although an additional chair can be provided. There is also a large wall mounted flat screen TV, with Freeview. Large windows incorporated into most of the main apartment wall let in the gorgeous summer sunlight.
Apart from providing a complete set of kitchenware, the kitchen is also fully equipped with: electric hob, microwave oven, refrigerator, kettle, toaster and all the crockery and all the cooking utensils you will need for your stay. There is also a washing machine and ironing equipment in this apartment.
The fully tiles lime and white bathroom has a large epower shower, WC, Wash hand basin, and large heated towel rail as well as a mirrored medicine cabinet.
Once in London, don't miss the Tower of London, Chelsea, Camden, the British Museum, the National Gallery, Bond Street, Hyde Park, the Serpentine, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Paul's Church or Tate Britain and Tate Modern. It's all incredibly close with London's great transport system.
No Parties
No Smoking
No Pets
No extra number of guests
If you find anything wrong with the apartment please report it immediately, via email or telephone.
Any breach of conditions can mean you loose your deposit
Check out is at 11am
Check in is at 3pm
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|£ 849
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|£ 3196
|Price for > 3 guests
|£ 26 per guest/night extra
|Maximum Nights
|1 month
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The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The email contact with the host was very friendly and the pictures looked very good so we were looking forward to it very much. Unfortunally the appartment was a bit of a disappointment. We had specifically asked if the flat was suitable for four persons. The double bed was ok, but the sofa bench was much too small and very hard. As a result, at least two of us had bad nights and woke up every morning with pain in the back. The flat was not "stylish" but rather outdated and it was not as clean as we expected. On the other hand, it was very close to Barbican metro station and the supermarket and restaurants in the neighbourhood were very convenient. We loved London but won't go back to this place.
Apartment located in a ok area, but with great tube- and buss connections. The interior itself didn't correspond with the pictures nearly at all, but we had a great stay in London. However, the apartment was not cleaned properly and the dishes were dirty. We also had some complications leaving our luggage since we arrived in the morning, even though it had seemed fine when we agreed by e-mail prior to arrival. There was also urine in the toilet when we arrived to check-in properly... To sum up, the apartment didn't meet our expectations, but we managed to enjoy London anyways since it was close to get around and we didn't spend so much time in the apartment. Comfy beds though!
Good location, close to underground station. Not good equipped for 4 persons (small table, old air mattress).
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Apartment with good price/value relation just about 200m away from Barbican subway station in the Northern part of "The City" (Glasshouse Yard).
Clean with all necessary equipment - though not modern - and convenient for our 6 day stay in London.
If you have problems getting anything to operate (TV,..), just contact the helpful and friendly staff. Remember to bring an adapter for your own electrical devices.
Should not be confused with a (much more expensive) 5 star hotel, however.
Nice and clean. Perfect for at London stay, where you would like to cook your own meals. Three dobbelt beds with dobbelt quilts! Only 10 minuttes walk to the underground and 30 minuttes walk to the City of london. There is a Tesco supermarked just round the corner. Very nice with the Old record player.
We had 4 fantastic days in London staying in this nice apartment. It was small but practical. The imformation we got before our stay was good andmade it easy to find and enter the apartment. The best part was the terrace giving us the opportunity to go out and enjoy our breakfast and a glass of wine in the evening. Unfortunately the wifi signal was very weak and made it difficult to use the internet. Hopefully that will be better in the future. All though we are very satisfied with the apartment.
We did not see anyone, so no host. The small studio is arranged as described on the website, and clean. But the inconvenience: the entrance in the alley with the garbage is not pleasant, the disturbing noise from the pizzeria below on Friday. The induction hob did not work the first day. Can not adjust the TV, and above all, the shower drain the tenant above, in neon from our shower!
Lots of inconveniences to which we ask a compensation of 50 €.
Nous n'avons vu personne, donc pas d'hôte. Le petit studio est agencé comme décrit sur le site, et propre. Mais des désagrément : l'entrée dans la ruelle avec les poubelles n'est pas agréable, du bruit dérangeant venant de la pizzeria en-dessous le vendredi. La plaque induction n'a pas fonctionné le 1er jour. Impossible de régler la télé, et surtout, fuite de la douche du locataire au-dessus, dans le néon de notre douche !
Beaucoup de désagréments pour lesquels nous demandons une indemnité de 50€.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich.--The Marquette women's tennis squad (2-2) dropped a 5-2 decision at Western Michigan (5-2) on Sunday afternoon, despite fighting hard in singles matches.
The Golden Eagles' two points came in singles play as sophomore Erin Gebes defeated Kathleen Hawkins, 6-2, 6-3 at the No. 2 court, while junior Vanessa Foltinger bested Kelsey King in the No. 4 position, 6-2, 7-5. Classmate Ana Pimienta played a tough match at No. 1 singles, narrowly falling, 2-6, 6-4, 10-12.
MU was swept in doubles play, which opened the match.
The Golden Eagles will return home to the Helfaer Tennis Stadium for a doubleheader on Saturday, Feb. 15 beginning with Iowa at 9 a.m. Central time and will conclude against Western Illinois at 5 p.m.


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UCL economists warn of historic economic risks from Brexit
Publication date: 23 May 2016
47 economists from the UCL Department of Economics, ranked first in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework, have added their voices to a warning that the economic costs of Brexit would be high.
Predicting gentrification through social networking data
Publication date: 13 April 2016
Data from location-based social networks may be able to predict when a neighbourhood will go through the process of gentrification, by identifying areas with high social diversity and high deprivation.
Climate change adaptation spending in cities protects "wealth not people"
Publication date: 1 March 2016
Developed cities are spending significantly more than developing cities on measures to adapt to the impacts of climate change – with spending seemingly linked to wealth rather than number of vulnerable people – finds UCL research.
The world's social media habits uncovered in new UCL study
Publication date: 29 February 2016
Why do we post selfies in England and footies in Chile? Why is social media considered a distraction to education in rural China, yet a valuable learning aid in Brazil? And how quintessentially English are we when it comes to our social media activity?
First estimate of Pygmy population in Central Africa reveals their plight
Publication date: 15 January 2016
The forests of Central Africa could be home to up to 920,000 Pygmies, according to researchers from UCL, Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Malaga, who have conducted the first measured estimate of the population and distribution of these indigenous groups.
UCL launches free online course examining global social media impact
Publication date: 12 January 2016
Anyone with an interest in how social media is used around the world can now sign up for Why We Post: The Anthropology of Social Media, UCL's first MOOC (massive open online course).
UCL staff recognised in New Year Honours 2016
Publication date: 6 January 2016
Congratulations to the members of the UCL community who have been recognised in the 2016 New Year Honours list.
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Publication date: 11 December 2015
Tropical groundwater may prove to be a climate-resilient source of freshwater in the tropics as intense rainfall favours the replenishment of these resources, according to a new study published in Environmental Research Letters.
Research Images as Art/Art images as Research: 2015/16 winners announced
Publication date: 9 December 2015
A diverse and fascinating series of images were unveiled as the winners of the Research Images as Art / Art Images as Research competition for 2015/16, run by the UCL Doctoral School.
Stonehenge 'bluestone' quarries confirmed 140 miles away in Wales
Publication date: 7 December 2015
Excavation of two quarries in Wales by a UCL-led team of archaeologists and geologists has confirmed they are sources of Stonehenge's 'bluestones'– and shed light on how they were quarried and transported.
International UCL-led study prompts rethink on the rise of diabetes in cities
Publication date: 16 November 2015
New research led by UCL for the Cities Changing Diabetes partnership shows socio-cultural factors including time pressure, commuting time and where you live play significant roles in diabetes vulnerability.
Engraved stones revealed at ice age pioneer basecamp
Publication date: 2 November 2015
Archaeologists from the UK working in the Channel Island of Jersey have found the remains of a 14,000 year old hunter-gatherer settlement offering great views over landscapes now drowned by the English Channel.
Feeding Stonehenge: what was on the menu for Stonehenge's builders, 2500 BC
Publication date: 13 October 2015
Archaeologists from a consortium of universities including UCL have found out what people ate while building Stonehenge, by analysing the food residues preserved in their pots as well as the animal bones and other food waste from the large settlement of Durrington Walls near Stonehenge.
Islamist insurgency strongly influences where polio occurs
Publication date: 30 September 2015
Islamist insurgency has had a strong effect on where polio cases occur since 2011, potentially as a reaction to the use of counterinsurgency strategies, according to new research led by UCL.
How the Inuit adapted to Ice Age living and a high-fat diet
Publication date: 18 September 2015
Greenland natives – the Inuit – have mutations in genes that control how the body uses fat which provides the clearest evidence to date that human populations are adapted to particular diets according to new UCL research. The genetic differences allow the Inuit to physically adapt to survive Arctic conditions and live healthily on a traditional diet which is rich in omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids from marine mammal fat.
Seven Ponds in Seven Days
Publication date: 16 September 2015
Kicking off on 20 September, a conservation project in Norfolk is highlighting the vital role of ponds in the English countryside as part of a "seven ponds in seven days" restoration challenge.
Scientists warn only 'simplified', degraded tropical forest may remain by end of century
Publication date: 21 August 2015
A new and more dangerous phase of impacts on the world's remaining tropical forests is emerging, threatening to simplify the world's most diverse ecosystem including mass species loss, according to new UCL-led research published today in Science.
Heat release from stagnant deep sea helped end last Ice Age
Publication date: 14 August 2015
The build-up and subsequent release of warm, stagnant water from the deep Arctic Ocean and Nordic Seas played a role in ending the last Ice Age within the Arctic region, according to new research led by a UCL scientist.
Professor Chris Husbands takes up new post as Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University
Publication date: 29 July 2015
Professor Chris Husbands, Director of the UCL Institute of Education (IOE) and Vice-Provost (Academic Development & London) has announced that he will be leaving UCL to take up the appointment of Vice-Chancellor at Sheffield Hallam University from January 2016.
UCL digital research facility gets go-ahead
Publication date: 20 July 2015
The Government has committed to investing £4 million in a
new facility at UCL to help policymakers develop ways of evening out the UK's regional
economic divides. This figure is matched by an additional £5.6 million of
institutional funding.
UCL academics elected as British Academy Fellows
Publication date: 16 July 2015
Four academics from UCL have been elected as Fellows of the British Academy in recognition of their outstanding research in the humanities and social sciences.
Mapping the people of Scotland
Publication date: 2 July 2015
Researchers at UCL have mapped the people of Scotland in unprecedented detail.
The project, 'DataShine Scotland', commissioned by National Records of Scotland and the Scottish Government, uses data from Scotland's Census 2011 to show over 1,000 social characteristics for over 46,000 Scottish areas. These cover everything from health and education through to housing conditions and how people travel to work.
Missing people project wins ESRC impact award
Publication date: 29 June 2015
The Geographies of Missing People, a research project co-designed by the Acting Head of UCL Public Policy, Dr Olivia Stevenson, has won the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Impact Prize for Outstanding Contribution to Society.
Unique social structure of hunter-gatherers explained
Publication date: 15 May 2015
Sex equality in residential decision-making explains the unique social structure of hunter-gatherers, a new UCL study reveals.
Epoch-defining study pinpoints when humans came to dominate planet Earth
Publication date: 11 March 2015
The human-dominated geological epoch known as the Anthropocene probably began around the year 1610, with an unusual drop in atmospheric carbon dioxide and the irreversible exchange of species between the New and Old Worlds, according to new research published today in Nature.


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One of the videos are having more success at network level could not be any other issue that football and the great stars of the moment: players, coaches and promises that aspire to reach the top of the hand of Nike Not yet you've seen?
This video could not have come at a better time, because today we are seeing football second division teams are struggling to access a place in the first Liga.
We have teams so humble but so hard to reach the highest and exceeded as the Sports Association Madrid, year after year has fallen in love more and more to his followers and all the yellow tide wait.
There are teams and players such as the Alcorcón that may be represented in this video, real promises and football stars vying to outdo each time.
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