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QÇpasta 9{ezus A news pubiication of the Salisfi and %potenai Tribes of the Jtathead h ^Reservation Chief Charlo of the Salish VOLUME 17, NUMBER 8 Chief Koostatah of the Kootenai MONTH OF CELEBRATION DANCES JULY 13, 1988 Quarterly attendees hear good news about Tribal enterprises "Quite an informative meeting" was the small audience's consensus following an all-day-long Council meeting July 1. The occasion was 1988's third quarterly meeting at Tribal headquarters in Pablo, at which maybe two dozen non-staff people learned some good news in between debates and a lot of opinion-airing. The good news came from two Tribal enterprises, the Post and Pole Yard in Dixon and S & K Electronics, Inc., of Pablo. The managers of the sometimes-controversial businesses were invited to make presentations by the Council. Each reported steady progress and good prospects for black ink by the year's end. Post yard manager Aaron Jones said that the expansion, which was begun 18 months ago, is almost complete. The new sawmill has been producing since May. They're in the "planer phase" now, he said. The expansion has doubled the Dixon staff—up to 46 from 25 six months ago, with seven new people to be added once the planer is operational. The current fiscal year's raw materials budget is three times greater than FY-87's too — $1.1 million, compared to $300,000, which is keeping about 300 Tribal-member cutters busy. From the three million board feet allowed to be cut each year, the yard can produce 600,000 board feet of small-lumber products (grape stakes, interior wood trim, 1 x 2's). So far this year they've sold 200,000 board feet worth of goods. Expansion costs have had the enterprise showing a loss in recent months, but Jones said they'll finish the year at a break-even poinL The Tribes-as-a-whole is benefiting, (Continues on page two) 8 Arlee pow wow is successful, as usual The 90lh annual Arlee Fourth of July Celebration was visited by approximately 6,000 people during its five-day run, June 30 through July 4, said pow wow commit-M • tee member LeeAnn Matt g 2 The pow wow organizers tallied 27 tribes present, coming from 14 states (including ^ g Alaska, Minnesota and Wisconsin), and visitors from three foriegn countries (Can- ada, Germany and Japan). Matt said there were 245 registered dancers (7 years old and older) and 29 drum groups. She said the largest grand entry during the pow wow consisted of over 500 dancers. The only hindcrance experienced, as far as Matt is concerned, was the decreased amount of funds the committee was given to work with. "The Tribes used to give us $6,000," said committee chairman Bearhead Swaney, "then they cut it down to $3,000 and this year they gave us $2,000." The only other money came from bingo ——"—————————- (Continues on page four) 2°
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|1988-07-13 Char-Koosta News
|Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation.
|Salish Indians --Newspapers.; Kutenai Indians --Newspapers.; Pablo (Montana) --Newspapers.; Kootenai Indians
|Quarterly attendees hear good news about Tribal enterprises; Arlee pow wow is sucessful, as usual; BIA funds summer Head Start; Winners of the 90th annual Alee Fourth of July Celebration Pow Wow.
|Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Indian Nation
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BLUEFIELD, Va. – Four of Bluefield College's seven players in uniform were in double figures and two recorded double-doubles as the Rams knocked of the University of Pikeville 79-54 Saturday afternoon at Dome Gymnasium.
The Rams improved to 12-4 on the season and 4-2 in the Mid-South Conference, while the Bears slipped to 5-9 overall, 2-4 in the league.
Bluefield jumped out to a 17-4 lead, getting seven from Monique Robson. The key, however, was on the glass, where Janee Simmons had eight early rebounds for the Rams.
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McNeal finished with 24 to lead all scorers. Robson followed with 18 points to go with 10 rebounds, four steals and four assists.
Ashley White had 14 points and eight rebounds. She also had five rebounds and four steals. Simmons finished with 11 points and 13 rebounds, eight off the offensive glass.
Pikeville had 11 players score in the game but only one reach double figures. Freshman Kayla Day came off the bench for 11 points and added five rebounds.
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EUGENE, Ore. -- Things didn't quite go according to plan, but Cal's basketball team was more than happy with the outcome.
Justin Cobbs hit a jumper just before time expired Thursday to give the Golden Bears their fourth consecutive win, 48-46 over No. 23 Oregon. The Bears are one game out of the Pac-12 lead, having knocked off a first-place team three times this month.
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"It is unacceptable what they have done. It is totally unacceptable," says his mother, Michelle Vann. She was furious when her son told her his kindergarten teacher had made him clean a public toilet, blaming him for urinating on it.
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What was the first Christian album that you bought or were given?
I got a $1.99 sampler from a Christian bookstore when I was in college and it had bands on it like Switchfoot, Bleach, The Waiting and Plankeye. I remember thinking, "THIS is CHRISTIAN music?". I was hooked. I had been told that Christian Rock was wrong and missed a lot of great music until that CD. I am still a fan of all those guys and it has made all the difference about the music I listen to. That is unless you count the John Starnes cassette with "Lighthouse" my parents let me listen to, then that was the first Christian music I had.
What was the most influential person in your life during your High School years?
In my high school years it had to be my dad. Even though I would glaze over and go to a happy place every time he would lecture me, he would still motivate me to be a man. No teacher, no coach, no youth pastor did for me what my Papa did.
How hard is it to manage your life on the road vs. your life at home?
For Melodee and I, life on the road is life at home, because we bring our kids with us. Currently, the challenge is working their schedule with ours. WE go to bed about 2 in the morning and it doesn't matter when THEY go to bed because THEY always get up at 8 am. Forget about when we cross a couple of time zones and they get up at 4 or 5. We have, however, taken advantage of afternoon nap time by… napping. The only other survival technique is to find a playground/children's museum as soon as possible for my 2 year old.
What is the funniest thing that has happened you while on the road with Casting Crowns?
Every day with Crowns is a silly cavalcade of shenanigans.
Who is your favorite super hero?
Captain America. He doesn't shoot things from his hands or control metal and he never fell in any ooze. He just punches and kicks… .hard.
Who is your current favorite musical artist/group?
Why? I'm not allowed to say aloud or put into print any band or artist that I like. Every time I have done that, they either have to quit or break up. For example: Bleach, Benjamin Gate, Plankeye, Earthsuit, Grammatrain and Chasing Furies.
What is a largely unknown skill that one of the other Crowns member that should be shared with everyone?
Chris Huffman is able to recall any piece of information from any entertainment medium. This usually surfaces as movie quotes, but dig a little deeper, and you'll see he can remember names of producers, years the movies were made and the names of all the secondary actors in the background and what shows they were on. Think of him as the human IMDB.com and CCM.com
What is the best advice someone has given you about working with youth groups?
I guess the best thing I learned wasn't a piece of advice, but a way that someone lives. The name Roger Glidewell might come up a lot, but the way he loves teenagers is the way I found out I want to be. There's a big push to be "relevant", but no one seems to say in what way. If you're an older person, or you don't feel like watching MTV all the time how are you supposed to relate? That's what Roger taught me. He doesn't wear designer clothes and I don't think he watches TV let alone any reality shows. He loves people and he loves Jesus. If you're an adult and you have no idea how to connect with teenagers, that is how you do it. Christ's love will shine through you, and even if some of them don't seem to care, that love is very attractive, and for some of them, that is the only place they see it.
Who do you enjoy following on Twitter?
Jim Gaffigan (@jimgaffigan) a funny and pretty much clean comedian and Jaguars Insider (@jaguarsinsider) and Vic Ketchman (@ask_vic) both Jaguars info for my team. One more would be Oswald Chambers (@oschambers) I know he lived around the turn of the century, but he posts stuff from "My Utmost for His Highest".
If you weren't in Casting Crowns, what would you be doing now?
There are, of course because of my multitude of talents, a multitude of possibilities. Might be in a bluegrass band with Melodee; might be flying airliners because my degree was in that; might be making movies because I like writing and shooting video; might be teaching; might be leading worship. Other jobs would be: Odor Tester, Hair Boiler, Waste Station Worker, Citrus Fruit Dyer, Crocodile Wrangler, Fortune Cookie Writer, Pet Detective , Cheese Sprayer, IMAX Screen Cleaner, Chimney Sweeper , Light Bender, Odd Job Journalist, Professional Whistler, Fountain Pen Repairer, Snake Milker, Wrinkle Chaser, Rodeo Clown, Cow Hoof Trimmer, Ostrich Babysitter, Furniture Tester, Cartoon Mascot, Oyster Floater, Air Bender, Braille Translator, Ski Slope Illustrator, Dog Food Tester, Gum Buster, Golf Ball Diver, Nasty Stunt Producer, Forest Fire Lookout, Weed Farmer, Carney and Dice Inspector


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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Gators' afternoon workout was finished and 6-foot-5, 316-pound Nolan Kelleher was preparing for his evening as he left the locker room earlier this week.
Maybe Kelleher would unwind, eat some dinner and check out a movie or TV show. Maybe there was a nap in his future to recover from another grueling workout.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine's gay marriage law has taken effect, and some couples took advantage of it right away.
The law went into effect Saturday a minute after midnight, and some cities and towns held special hours to issue marriage licenses, with some granted in the wee hours of the day.
Portland, the largest city in the state, opened at midnight to accommodate couples who didn't want to wait to get married.
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CHARLESTON - The onus will be on West Virginia Democrats to find a strong candidate in 2014 for the U.S. Senate, Republican Party representatives said Friday.
Sen. Jay Rockefeller, a Democrat in the Senate since 1984, on Friday said he will not run for re-election to a sixth term. Rockefeller, 75, a former governor and secretary of state, was first elected to the Senate in 1984.
"As I approach 50 years of public service in West Virginia, I've decided that 2014 will be the right moment for me to find new ways to fight for the causes I believe in and to spend more time with my incredible family," Rockefeller said in his announcment at the Culture Center in Charleston with his wife, Sharon, and their children and grandchildren, sister and brother-in-law, friends and staff.
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U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, right, and his wife, Sharon, listen to speakers as he formally announced he will not seek a sixth term at the Culture Center Great Hall in Charleston Friday. (AP Photo)
"Serving West Virginia in the U.S. Senate is an abiding honor and privilege, and Sharon and I are so full of gratitude to our state and to the countless friends and supporters who have made my public service possible," Rockefeller said. "For the next two years in the Senate, and well beyond, I will continue working tirelessly on behalf of all West Virginians. Championing those most in need has been my life's calling, and I will never stop fighting to make a difference for the people who mean so much to me."
Rockefeller's departure is an opportunity for the Republicans and a problem for the Democrat Party, Greg Smith, chairman of the Wood County Republican Party, said. Smith expects to see many Democrats fighting with each other for the nomination.
"It will be a donnybrook with the Democrats," Smith said.
However, the Democrats lack depth, according to Smith. After Joe Manchin, who was elected to the U.S. Senate, they have no one with a large statewide appeal, a problem the Republicans had years ago, Smith said.
"I think it's going to be a dilemma for the Democrats to find someone to run against a strong Republican opponent," Smith said.
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-2nd, last month said she would run for the U.S. Senate. Capito, the daughter of former Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr., was first elected to Congress in 2000 and was encouraged to run against Robert C. Byrd.
Wood County Democratic Party Chairman Harold Brown believes otherwise. Looking ahead at the 2014 election, Brown believes with the right combination of Democrats, the state can completely rid itself of Capito.
"She's sharp and dedicated to the Republican agenda," Brown said. "If the Democrats come up with the right combination for Capito's seat and at the same time - the right person runs (for Senate) - we might find ourselves displacing Capito."
Capito issued a statement, saying Rockefeller served West Virginia with distinction and has always been a gentleman and hardworking statesman.
"While we disagree on many policy issues, the number one concern for both of us has always been the welfare of West Virginians. I consider him a personal friend and thank him for his service," Capito said.
Rockefeller's announcement means "a whole lot of opportunity on both sides of the aisle," said Rocky Peck, a vice chairman of the West Virginia Republican Party.
Republicans have made inroads into state government. State party Chairman Conrad Lucas predicts it will be the majority party in the Legislature after the 2014 election.
The party has more representatives in the Legislature than it has in decades, two Republican congressmen represent West Virginia, a Republican defeated the Democratic icon Attorney General Darrell McGraw and a Republican was elected to the Supreme Court. Even Manchin sides with Republicans on some issues.
Confidence is high the seat will go Republican in 2014, according to Lucas. Rockefeller's decision not to run bolsters that confidence, he said.
"We fully anticipate winning the Senate seat in 2014," Lucas said.
All West Virginians and Americans are living better because of Rockefeller, state Democratic Party Chairman Larry Puccio said.
"While I am so happy for Senator Rockefeller and his family to be able to enjoy his retirement together, it is my hope that whomever replaces him in the Senate will have the same commitment to put our people above politics," Puccio said.
With Rockefeller out of the election picture, expect to see a change in how business is done in West Virginia, Peck said.
"This means that the era of big government and big spending is ending," Peck said. "This means we will have a more conservative approach in how we run affairs in our state."
Brown was only half-shocked by the six-term senator's announcement. Rockefeller's physical health has deteriorated, Brown said.
Brown called Rockefeller one of the most "kind-hearted" political figures he knew.
"He was never one to put on a show," Brown said.
Rockefeller was different from his long-time Senate counterpart, the late Robert C. Byrd, but the two complemented each other, Brown said.
"Rockefeller has been more interested in what some may call the soft stuff, education, health care, workplace safety and the environment," Brown said. "He's been very steady at it."
Rockefeller is held in high regard by many on both sides of the political divide, Brown said.
Parkersburg Mayor Bob Newell said Rockefeller was key to bringing jobs to West Virginia through his relationship with Japanese auto manufacturers. Rockefeller was a key figure in luring companies such as Toyota, NGK and Hino to the area.
Hino built a truck assembly plant in Williamstown.
"When talking to him, every time I met with him you could tell he was proud to serve our state. I wish him luck in leaving office," Newell said.


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Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (Weston State Hospital) - Weston, West Virginia
This abandoned facility has been featured on a few ghost hunting TV shows. Mentally-ill patients here thought they were cursed by witches or possessed by the devil. With much medical neglect and poor living conditions, many suffered and died here.
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This house is the site of a horrible crime on August 4, 1892. A wealthy couple, Mr. and Mrs. Borden, were brutally murdered with a hatchet here. Mr. Borden's daughter Lizzie was accused of the the crime put on trial. She was eventually acquitted, despite certain testimonies.
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The mansion was built on what used to be a cemetary, leading many to believe that is the cause for dozens of ghost sightings and other paranormal activity. Also, the Whaley's red-headed daughter is said to sometimes appear so realistically, that she has been mistaken for a real child!
Photo: Sandé Lollis
This (now abandoned) mental hospital specialized in criminally insane patients, from 1874 onward. The facility became overcrowded and the patients were treated poorly. One patient, Margaret Schilling, had mysteriously disappeared while playing hide and seek with the nurses. Her body was found over a month later, and marks her body made on the floor are still visible to this day. She is said to still be haunting The Ridges!
Photo: Flickr/Justin Masterson
The cemetery at The Ridges is also said to be haunted. Patients who had no remaining family to pay funeral expenses were simply buried under a gravestone with a number on it. There is also an area where the graves form a circle that is believed to be a witches meeting point!
These tunnels are located beneath the city of Portland, and where many secret and illegal practices took place - including shanghaiing. Shanghaiing is the practice of kidnapping men to sell as crew on boats. The tunnels are said to be haunted by the restless spirits of these captives who died underground!
Photo: Flickr/Erin and Lance Willett
This famous prison was the first to institute solitary confinement, and is believed to be the cause of mental illness among prisoners. Al Capone and bank robber Willie Sutton were famous prisoners here. Since the prison is believed to be very haunted, today it is open to the public as a museum and Halloween haunted house.
Photo: Flickr/Nathan Walls
This creepy cave is said to be home to The Bell Witch. The land owned by a man named John Bell, includes this cave. The Bell Witch is said to be the spirit of John's neighbor Katy Batts, who believed John cheated her out of a land purchase, and on her death bed swore she would haunt John and his family .. and she did!
Photo: Flickr/Cameron Daigle
Said to be one of the scariest places on earth, this hospital originally housed many tuberculosis patients. With an extremely high death rate, and mistreatment of patients, along with questionable experimental procedures, there are many reports of paranormal activities, including piercing screams echoing in its abandoned hallways.
Photo: Paranormal Task Force Tom Halstead
This site was once famous for producing high-quality steel and iron. The place is said to be haunted by a slave-driving boss James Robert Wormwood, known as "Slag." He abusively worked his men to the bone, and there were many accidents and fatalities under him. Slag died after he fell into a vat of boiling ore.
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This abandoned cemetery is said to be haunted by numerous ghosts, and the last known burial here was in 1989. The more prominent haunting connected to the site revolves around the Fulton family plot, and a baby's grave. The ghost of the mother has been spotted walking throughout the cemetery.
Photo: Flickr/John W. Iwanski
This old prison became very overcrowded. Prisoners died from illness, riots, and many executions were held here. The ghost of a maintenance man who was stabbed to death by prisoners for telling the guards on them is said to haunt this prison, namely the bathroom where he was murdered.
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This house was once occupied by the Lemp family, who made their money in beer, in the early 1900s. William Lemp Jr. had fooled around while married, and ended up divorcing his wife Lillian. Rumor has it he locked his son, who was born with Downs Syndrome, in the attic. William killed himself in the same building where his father died, 18 years prior.
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This is the oldest cemetery in Salem, and the second oldest cemetery in the country. Salem is home of the famous Salem Witch Trials, and buried here is John Hathorne, a judge during the trials.
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One of the most famous prisons, the isolated facility was home to the most dangerous criminals. Many escapes were attempted but were never successful. The most haunted part of Alcatraz is D-block, cell 14D specifically. Those who have been in the cell have felt an evil spirit with ice cold fingers.
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The hotel is inspiration for Stephen King's novel "The Shining," and was built by Freelan Oscar Stanley (inventor of the Stanley Steamer automobile). The ghost of Stanley is said to haunt the hotel, along with his wife Flora. Stephen King stayed in room 217, where a brutal accident occurred in 1911 - a house keeper was nearly killed by a gas leak explosion, and a lot of paranormal activity is said to happen in the same room today.
Photo: Flickr/Matt Malone
The site has claimed the title of "Most Haunted Nightclub in the USA." The bar was built on the site of numerous murders and horrible events. Employees and patrons have seen ghosts of the murder victims and their murderers. In addition, sometimes the jukebox plays old '30s songs that haven't even loaded! Spiritual possession has also said to have taken place here
Photo: Flickr/southerntabitha
One of the ghosts seen at this haunted bar is of a young cabaret dancer, who killed herself and her father, after her father murdered her lover (who was a club singer).
The hospital is said to be home to the world's criminally insane patients. Some patients housed here committed suicide, while others chose to murder. Even some of the hospital staff were unfortunate victims of the patients. One patient murdered his own wife while trying to escape!
Besides being a famous historical site, this is where thousands of soldiers lost their lives violently during the famous battle of the Civil War. Many places in town have had multiple ghost sightings by numerous people over the years since the battle.
Photo: Flickr/Joey Rozier
This hospital (built in 1904) was originally the Santa Fe Railroad Hospital and Santa Fe Coast Lines Hospital, home to railroad employees. The facility closed down in 1991 after reports of malpractice surfaced. The hospital is primarily now a filming location and has been in movies, TV shows, including The Travel Channel's "Ghost Adventures."
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Known as the most haunted road in America, the site was a dumping ground for a mob hit man known as the Iceman. The ghost of a little boy haunts a small bridge there, where he fell and died. Rumor has it, if you throw a coin over the bridge ... he'll throw it back!
Photo: Flickr/Teresa Stanton
This cemetery has been featured in the movies Easy Rider and Interview With A Vampire. There is one very famous ghost at this location, who is said to haunt the scary site, or anyone who tries to disturb her eternal rest - the voodoo queen, Marie Laveau.
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This tattoo parlor, was once Chicago's first established funeral parlor. Founder Rich "Tapeworm" Hererra saw potential in this former mortuary and converted the rented building into a tattoo shop in 2003. But the artists and visitors were spooked by all kinds of unnatural activity!
Photo: Old Town Tattu
Legend has it, "Tapeworm" initiated a fight to the death with ghosts who were allegedly haunting the place. He died only a few weeks later in the building!
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Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
About the school
UCI's Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences offers interdisciplinary educational programs integrating concepts from fields as diverse as biology, chemistry, cell and molecular biology, chemical engineering, materials science, pharmaceutics, pharmacology and physiology. Its undergraduate and graduate programs offer rigorous grounding in a broad range of disciplines critical to success as a pharmaceutical scientist in academia or in industry.
The first graduates of the recently established undergraduate program, the only undergraduate degree program in pharmaceutical sciences offered in the UC system, received their degrees in spring 2010.
The department's interdisciplinary graduate program in medicinal chemistry and pharmacology carries out recruitment and admissions and provides the first-year curriculum for graduate students who will subsequently enter specialized doctoral programs in any of the three participating academic departments: chemistry, pharmacology or molecular biology & biochemistry. A doctoral program in pharmaceutical sciences is in the planning stages.
Richard Chamberlin, Ph.D., Chair
Richard Chamberlin was the founding chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and has served as chair since 2007. Chamberlin, a professor at UCI since 1980, previously served as chair of the Department of Chemistry from 1996 to 2001. His research focuses on organic synthesis and chemical biology, including neurotransmitter receptors, serine-threonine phosphatases, potassium channels, HIV integrase and the tumor suppressor p53. Chamberlin was an Eli Lilly grantee (1984); received an NIH Career Development Award in neuroscience (1987-1992); received recognition in 1996 from UCI for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Research; and was elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2009).
Faculty Distinctions
Olivier Civelli, Ph.D., professor and Eric L. & Lila D. Nelson Chair in Neuropharmacology, was honored by the NARSAD, the leading charity for research on mental health disorders, with its prestigious Distinguished Investigator Award, which provides support for experienced investigators conducting neurobiological research. He received a one-year award for the period May 1, 2010-April 30, 2011.
Stephen Hanessian, Ph.D. has received the following distinctions, among others:
- Achaogen Research Chair (2006)
- Isis Pharmaceuticals Research Chair (2003)
- Queen Elisabeth Golden Jubilee Medal (2002)
- Bernard Belleau Award in Medicinal Chemistry (CSC) (2001)
- Officer of the Order of Canada (1998)
- Compagnon Lavoisier – Quebec Order of Chemists (1997)
- Killam Memorial Prize – Natural Sciences (1997)
- Science Personality of the Year – La Presse (1996)
- Prix Marie-Victorin – Quebec Science Prize (1996)
- Canada Gold Medal for Science and Engineering (1996)
- A.C. Cope Scholar Award – American Chemical Society (1996)
- M.L. Wolfrom Award – American Chemical Society (1993)
- E. Smissman Medal – University of Kansas (1992)
- NSERCC Chair in Medicinal Chemistry (1990)
- Fellow, Royal Society of Canada (1988)
- Alfred Bader Award in Organic Chemistry – CSC (1988)
- CIC Palladium Medal (1988)
- Urgel-Archambault Award – Quebec Association for the Advancement of Science (1987)
- Hudson Award – American Chemical Society (1982)
Mahtab Jafari, Pharm.D., received the 2008 UCI Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Fostering Undergraduate Research and was a 2007-08 recipient of the UCI Distinguished Assistant Professor Award for Teaching in 1997. She received honorable mention for Innovation in Teaching from the American Council on Pharmacy Education.
Young Jik Kwon, Ph.D., received the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation in 2010, and the UCI Faculty Career Development Award in 2008.
Thomas Poulos, Ph.D., was named as a UCI Chancellor's Professor in 2000.
Paolo Sassone-Corsi, Ph.D., received the Athalie Clarke Achievement Award from the Research Associates, a community-based support group for the UCI School of Medicine. The awards acknowledge researchers who are making a notable impact on medical science.
Sheryl Tsai, Ph.D., received the 2007 Golden Apple Award for Teaching Excellence in Biological Sciences.
Department Statistics (Fall 2012)
Faculty: 7
Undergraduate Students: 679
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Forget sorting and separating. Lansing residents can now pile all their recyclables into one bin. The single-stream recycling initiative is being renamed from Waste Reduction Services to Capital Area Recycling and Trash (CART).
"Before, there was this big process by which people had to separate all their material in the bin," said Chad Gamble, the city's public services director. "It really detracted from the overall goal which is to recycle and do things better for the environment."
Gamble says recycling will be easier not just on you but on your wallet too.
"The cost they can scale back is the amount of money they spend on trash collection," he said.
That's because the city's broadening its restrictions on what you can and can't recycle.
They'll now accept milk and juice cartons, most plastics, and all glass bottles. The city hopes the fewer restrictions will entice more people to recycle.
"People have had issues with which plastics we recycle, which ones we don't, which paper we recycle, which ones we don't, and we're pretty much eliminating all that confusion," said Steve Chalker, recycling coordinator.
But there's always room for improvement. You still can't recycle things like plastic bags or styrofoam. Administrators say its a matter of finding places that will buy those materials.
"Theres not a commodity market right now for that, and so our contractor who was awarded the contract, FCR, and many companies, dont recycle styrofoam," said Gamble.
Officials estimate every 1000 tons of recyclables collected could save nearly 1,500 trees and conserve more than 400,000 gallons of gasoline.
The CART program is only offered to Lansing residents living in a four-unit residence or smaller. The city hopes to eventually expand its services to small commercial businesses and larger units.


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This traditional Three Kings Day treat is hiding a surprise inside. It's almost as much fun to make as it is to eat!
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Preheat the oven to 350°F. Grease and flour a 10-inch ring pan.
Combine the flour, baking powder, and salt in a small bowl. Whisk to blend.
Beat the eggs with an electric mixer on high speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Combine the butter and water in a small saucepan and bring just to a boil over medium heat. Remove from heat and set aside. Add the sugar to the eggs and continue beating for 5 minutes.
Gently fold the flour mixture into the egg mixture until just blended. Add the water mixture and vanilla and almond extract and blend.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan. Drop the chocolate or almond into one side of the pan. Bake until cake is golden and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean; 25 to 30 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and cool 10 minutes. Invert from pan and cool completely.
To make the glaze, stir the confectioners' sugar in a bowl with 1 tablespoon of the milk. Add more milk, 1 teaspoon at a time, until mixture is pourable. Divide the glaze into three small bowls. Tint each bowl with the food coloring to make yellow, purple, and green glazes.
Place the cake on a serving platter. Drizzle the top of the cake with the three colored glazes, allowing them to drop down the side. Sprinkle colored sugars on top of the glaze.
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The artists in this group exhibition explore the intersection between construction, architecture, design, and sculpture. Utilizing ordinary building materials like cement, electrical tape and wire, plywood, drywall, PVC tubes, insulation, and fastenings, they create works that address issues related to the urban experience, rus in urbe, suburbia, consumption, liminality, memory and nostalgia, and states of reality.
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"Mom" (9:30 p.m., CBS; Sept. 23): Chuck Lorre's fourth CBS sitcom follows a newly sober single mom (Anna Faris) trying to pull her messy life together in Napa Valley. Unfortunately, her formerly estranged mother (Allison Janney) is a big pain in the neck. Bottom line: The uneven pilot nearly drove us to drink, but Lorre's a proven hitmaker.
"The Blacklist" (10 p.m., NBC; Sept. 23): Think "Alias"-meets-"Silence of the Lambs." A master criminal (James Spader) turns himself into the FBI and strikes a deal: He will help federal officials track down terrorists, but on one condition: He only works with a pretty rookie agent (Megan Boone). Bottom line: Spader is mesmerizing, but can the show sustain its premise?
"Hostages" (10 p.m., CBS; Sept. 23): Just hours before an elite surgeon (Toni Collette) is due to cut open the president, a rogue FBI agent (Dylan McDermott) abducts her family and orders her to kill the Prez -- or kiss her loved ones goodbye. Bottom line: The provocative premise is marred by actions that feel predictable and familiar.
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"Murder, teenage bullying, sleazy adults, and good police work add up to another fine entry by Jance."
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Betrayal of Trust is the twentieth mystery by New York Times bestseller J.A. Jance to feature Seattle p.i. J. P. Beaumont—and it is another surefire winner from the author the Chattanooga Times calls, "One of the best—if not the best." When Beau discovers a snuff film recorded on a smart phone—a horrific crime that has a devastating effect on two troubled teens—his investigation unleashes a firestorm that blazes all the way up through the halls of Washington state government. Betrayal of Trust is certain to win this phenomenal crime fiction master ("In the elite company of Sue Grafton and Patricia Cornwell"—Flint Journal) a wealth of new fans while enthralling the army of devoted readers already addicted to the potent Jance magic.
Seattle investigator J. P. Beaumontuncovers a dark and deadly conspiracy that reaches deep intothe halls of state government,in this latest thriller from New York Times bestsellingauthor J. A. Jance
At first glance, the video appears to be showing a childish game: a teenage girl with dark wavy hair smiles for the camera, a blue scarf tied around her neck. All of a sudden things turn murderous, and the girl ends up dead.
It's as bad as a snuff film can get, and what's worse, the clip has been discovered on a phone that belongs to the grandson of Washington State's governor. However, the boy, who has a troubled background, swears that he's never seen the victim before.
Fortunately, the governor is able to turn to an old friend, J. P. Beaumont, for help. The Seattle private investigator has witnessed many horrific acts over the years, but this one ranks near the top. Even more shocking is that the crime's multiple perpetrators could be minors.
Along with Mel Soames, his partner in life as well as on the job, Beaumont soon determines that what initially appears to be a childish prank gone wrong has much deeper implications. But Mel and Beau must follow this path of corruption to its very end, before more innocent young lives are lost.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Jessica Rogers will join the Texas A&M - Corpus Christi staff as an assistant coach for the Islanders' softball program, Head Coach Stephanie Hughes announced today.
Rogers, a native of Dallas, comes to Texas A&M - Corpus Christi after spending the past three years as an assistant softball coach for Idaho State University. Prior to that, she spent a season with Hughes at UTSA as a volunteer assistant coach after spending her final two seasons as a student-athlete as a Roadrunner under Hughes.
"I would like to thank Stephanie Hughes and Athletic Director Scott Lazenby for giving me this opportunity," Rogers said. "I am excited to be back in Texas and the Southland Conference. I look forward to working again with Coach Hughes, becoming part of her staff and working with the student-athletes."
Rogers, a four-year letterwinner at UTSA, comes to the Island University with a wealth of knowledge of the Southland Conference. She was recently named the Southland Conference all-time hitter after she set several league records, including home runs and RBIs in a career and season. In 2005, Rogers garnered Southland Conference Player and Hitter of the Year honors.
At UTSA, Rogers earned Southland Conference First Team All-Conference honors from 2003-05 and 2007 while being named NFCA South All-Region from 2004-05 and 2007. Also in 2007, she was tabbed UTSA Female Athlete of the Year and was honored in 2008 when her jersey was retired.
During Rogers' time, the Roadrunners earned three consecutive Southland Conference Championships (2004-06) and two Southland Conference Tournament Championships (2004 and 2006). During 2004 and 2006, Rogers and UTSA earned a trip to the NCAA Regional.
In 2004, Rogers was the toughest player in NCAA Division I to strikeout and in 2005 she was the NCAA Division I leader in home runs. In 2007, the former Roadrunner led the conference in batting and slugging percentage and still holds the league's all-time total bases record with 525.
"I am extremely excited to add a coach of Jessica's caliber to our coaching staff," Hughes said. "Her knowledge, competiveness and passion for the game are all things that make her a great asset to our program. I know that our student-athletes are going to learn and continue to grow under her and she will help us take the Islanders Softball program to the next level."
Off the field, Rogers excelled in the classroom, earning multiple accolades from several media outlets. She was an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American (2005 and 2007), CoSIDA Academic All-District VI (2005, 2005 and 2007), along with being named Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year in 2004, 2005 and 2007 and UTSA Female Student-Athlete of the Year in 2004 and 2005.
Following her collegiate career, Rogers spent a season at UTSA as a volunteer assistant coach before joining St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas, as an assistant coach. In 2009, she helped guide the Hilltoppers to their first ever Heartland Conference Tournament Championship title.
In 2009, Rogers returned to UTSA for a year, before joining Idaho State University as an assistant coach in 2010. This past season, she led the Bengals to the Big Sky Championship title while coaching the Big Sky Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and eight all-conference players. Rogers assisted Bengals' Head Coach Julie Wright in daily practice and game activities while being in charge of the pitchers and catchers, recruiting, equipment, field maintenance, travel and monitoring the student-athletes' academic progress. She was also the camp coordinator.
Rogers received her bachelor's degree in kinesiology from UTSA in December 2006 and her master's degree in education from UTSA in August 2008.


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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Songs have been written about him. Signs bearing his name have been defaced. It is all driven by protests against the new name for Augusta's soon-to-be merged Augusta State and Georgia Health Sciences University ... Georgia Regents University.
Dr. Ricardo Azziz allowed our cameras only into his home for an extensive sit-down interview.
"Is there anything that you would do differently?" we asked.
"Everyday you think of things that you would do differently if you had the hindsight," he said. "I don't know that there are any major issues we would have gone back and done differently."
But who can forget the $45,000 national naming survey? Despite Augusta being at the top of the list it, the city name never made the final cut.
"And we paid to be ignored by a carpet-bagging tool," sang ASU student Jerod Gay at a recent student protest. "So lets hear it for our Great Leader Dr. Ricardo Azziz."
The rejection was a sour note -- to say the least -- for the community.
"There are things that I wish we had done better or differently," Azziz said. "When you have 100 different initiatives, it happens that way."
And thus, the "Save the A" campaign was born.
"You get up and you walk outside and you see your yard covered in 'Save the A' signs ... what did you think?" we asked Dr. Azziz.
"Well, I think a prank is not unexpected," he said. "So that is the kind of thing I really wasn't surprised about."
Signs line Azziz's neighborhood in support of including Augusta in the name of the "New U." It is a true grassroots movement.
"It's perfectly legitimate," he said. "It is the kind of thing that America has been built on, and I don't really take it personally in that regard."
"I have to ask you this because you know people talk about this. Are you passing through or are you here for the long haul?" we asked.
"I'm here for the long haul," Azziz replied.
Azziz says what to call the "New U" is just the beginning.
"And you have an obligation to see this through a period of time. And so I'm here for the long haul," he said. "As I've said to people, if they are thinking they are going to out-wait me, they may be sorely disappointed."
"This is home for us." Azziz went on to say. "This is home for the Azziz family."
The formal name, Georgia Regents University, goes before the Board of Regents in January. Azziz says they will have the final say on the name.
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- Oakland A's hitters need to get Justin Verlander out comfort zone
OAKLAND -- Another year, another night of voices pleading in vain.
"Let's go, Oakland," the voices kept chanting.
This was on Thursday, inside the ancient concrete funhouse of O.co Coliseum. The A's were trying to win a baseball playoff series for the first time since 2006 and only the second time since 1990.
"Let's go, Oakland," the voices kept chanting.
Except that the A's were not going. Oh, they were going to the plate and making outs. But not much else. Until finally, in the ninth inning, the team fed the crowd some life. Behind on the scoreboard 3-0, Athletics batters suddenly began finding a way to get on base.
"Let's go, Oakland," the voices kept chanting.
A double to left field. A hit batsman. There were A's runners on first and second. Designated hitter Seth Smith was up against Detroit reliever Joaquin Benoit. If Smith hits a home run, it would tie the game.
He didn't hit a home run.
Oh, Smith took a big swing. He sent a baseball high into the air above right field. But long before it came down, the 46,959 sets of eyeballs knew the home team's season was over.
When the ball landed in the glove of Detroit's Torii Hunter, the rerun was official.
For the second consecutive October on the same field, the A's had lost a decisive Game 5 to Detroit and been eliminated from the postseason.
For the second consecutive October on the same field, the A's had failed to make a dent in the excellence of Tigers' pitcher Justin Verlander, the same man who had beat them a year ago in the same situation.
And for the second consecutive October on the same field, the A's had to watch as the Tigers players hopped up and down happily on the Coliseum pitchers' mound and advanced to the next round.
Yet the crowd was not silent, even as the Tiger-hopping commenced and the A's players silently picked up their gear and left their dugout.
"Let's go, Oakland," the voices kept chanting, as few people left.
The gesture was touching. So we know what to make of the fans. They were loud and loyal. But what to make of the A's themselves? This is such familiar territory. They hate this statistic but it is real: The A's have now lost six straight times when playing a Game 5 where the winner advances and the loser goes home. The A's are now 1-12 in games where they could clinch a series with a victory.
"You never want to lose in front of your home crowd like this," said A's outfielder Josh Reddick in the home clubhouse afterward. "It's not a fun experience."
Out the door and down the hall, you could vaguely hear the whooping from the visiting clubhouse, where the Tigers were dousing each other with liquids and celebrating. Meanwhile, on the A's side, a plate of brownies sent by a fan sat uneaten on a big table in the middle of the room.
"We deserved better," said A's catcher Stephen Vogt, standing in front of his locker with a stoic expression that almost approached defiance. "We just didn't get it done. We're a World-Series-type team. They're a great team, too. And they scored more runs than us."
What is the missing piece for the A's? There are so many theories. The most popular is that the formula used by general manager Billy Beane to build a roster that can win divisions is not the formula that can win Game 5 of a playoff series.
But maybe we are looking at it wrong. Maybe the A's are blowing these series because they are getting to Game 5 rather than finishing off opponents earlier. That certainly was the case this year.
In retrospect, the A's needed to finish off Detroit in Game 4, when there were so many opportunities to do so -- including that bases-loaded-with-no-outs situation during an eighth inning that led to zero runs.
Remember, during the past 23 years, the A's only victorious best-of-five series was in 2006. It was a three-game sweep of Minnesota; Game 5 never came into play. For in 2013, once the A's reached Thursday with Verlander on the mound, their fate may have been sealed. The Athletics could have stayed at bat until Halloween, sent a clown with a pumpkin head to dance in his face and still never had a prayer against Verlander.
"Our fans were just waiting for a reason to get into a frenzy," said A's manager Bob Melvin. "Two balls in a row and you could hear them plenty. We just needed baserunners and our fans would get into it and pull us along."
Instead, Verlander carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning. Before giving way to Benoit for the ninth, Verlander allowed only three A's baserunners -- one walk and two base hits.
"When you don't get a runner past first base, it's tough," said Vogt.
It could have been worse. The Coliseum toilets all flushed successfully all evening. Flushing this defeat will be more difficult for the players. But not in 2013. Someone asked third baseman Josh Donaldson what the A's needed to win a five-game series.
"Not play Detroit again," he said.
Out in the parking lot, some voices were still chanting: "Let's go, Oakland."
One of these years, maybe the A's will keep the voices chanting longer than five games.
Contact Mark Purdy at email@example.com. Follow him at Twitter.com/MercPurdy.


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SNOWMASS VILLAGE -The Snowmass Village Town Council gave informal approval for the Marketing, Group Sales & Events Board to continue with plans to make big changes to the Chili Pepper & Brew Fest. Board member Fred Brodsky, also group sales director for Snowmass Tourism, said the committee has hired Steve Gumble, who produces the Telluride Blues and Brews Festival, to manage the Snowmass event. Brodsky said Gumble will be allowed to take ownership of the event and possibly rebrand it. The plan is to have a beer and chili tasting Friday night on the Mall, and then some live shows in bars and restaurants in that part of the town. On the second day, Brodsky would like the event to shift into Town Park. The event might even allow for camping in parts of Town Park. The festival, which traditionally kicks off the summer season, is scheduled for June 7-8.
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