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Welcome to the Future of Pharmacy! The Office of Admissions is here to assist you throughout the application process. If you have questions not addressed on this site we recommend that you review our FAQ and our Financial Aid FAQ documents. If you still have questions, then we welcome you to an inPHARMation session or online chat session. You may also schedule an advising appointment.
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If you would like to receive communication from the USF COP and stay up to date on what's happening please complete our inquiry form HERE.
All applications undergo a holistic review process whereby careful consideration is given to all the credentials presented by applicants. By utilizing this process, applicants' academic record along with experiences and attributes are assessed for potential academic and clinical success.
For a PDF copy of our prerequisite courses click here
Prerequisite Evaluation Guide: This guide provides a course description for each of our prerequisite courses.
Prerequisite Guides by Florida School
Outdated coursework? Completion of prerequisite coursework will be critically reviewed by the Admissions Committee. The date when prerequisite courses were completed, particularly math and/or science coursework, as well as the grade earned in all prerequisite courses will be reviewed. Upon transcript review, you may be advised to retake a course(s) completed five or more years ago.
Early Decision and Regular Decision Applicants: Upon the opening of the Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS) 2016-2017 application portal, applicants must:
EARLY DECISION APPLICANTS: The latest PCAT accepted for Early Decision is September 9, 2016.
REGULAR DECISION APPLICANTS: The latest PCAT accepted for Regular Decision is January 5, 2017.
A word about the PCAT: In order for your scores to be considered as part of our Early Decision program you MUST send us a copy of your unofficial PCAT test scores to firstname.lastname@example.com no later than 11:59 PM EST on September 9, 2016. Please ensure that the subject line reads "Early Decision September PCAT Test Scores." Should we not receive a copy of your unofficial test scores by the deadline we will use the PCAT test score on file. If no test scores are on file, then your file will be considered incomplete and will not be reviewed as part of our Early Decision program.
For those applying regular decisions and taking the January PCAT, a copy of your unofficial test scores MUST be received by email no later than 11:59 PM EST on January 5, 2017. Please ensure the subject line reads, "January Unofficial PCAT Scores." Should we not receive a copy of your unofficial test scores by the deadline we will use the PCAT test score on file. If no test scores are on file, then your file will be considered incomplete and will not be reviewed.
Early decision: September 6, 2016. To learn more about the Early Decision program, visit PharmCAS. The admissions requirements and application process are the same as with regular decision. Application materials must be received (not postmarked) by this deadline.
Regular decision: February 1, 2017. Application materials must be received (not postmarked) by the respective deadline.
Interviews are offered on a rolling basis. Apply Early!
USF COP will review transfer requests from pharmacy students from other ACPE-accredited pharmacy schools on a case-by-case basis. It is possible that spots will be available for the fall 2014 PY2 year. Transfer students must be in good academic standing, have legitimate reasons for seeking a transfer, and must come from a program in which the curriculum structure makes sense for placement into the USF COP curriculum.
Individuals dismissed from a college of pharmacy for insufficient academic performance or unprofessional behavior will not be considered for admission.
Transfer students will NOT be accepted past the second professional year. If afforded an opportunity to enter the second professional year, you are agreeing to our curriculum as it stands and waiver of coursework will not be entertained.
The Admissions Committee will review transfer applicants admissions file following the standard process for regular decision applicants.
Applicants will be expected to sign a waiver permitting USF COP access to their entire academic and conduct record from the previous pharmacy school.
Transfer students accepted into the program must complete a criminal background check and drug screen through Certiphi Screening prior to the start of the program. Any costs associated with the completion of the criminal background check and drug screen are the students' responsibility. In addition, transfer students must comply with all accepted student requirements.
Transfer applicants should send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com stating why they are interested in transferring to the USF COP. The Director of Admissions will respond to all inquiries.
Our interview process is intended to assess interviewees' non-cognitive skills.
Please note that we host interview days in October for Early Decision applicants. A select number of Regular Decision interview days will be held in November and December. Apply Early!
The majority of regular interview days will occur late January – April.
Interview No Show/Cancelation Policy. Professionalism is an integral part of our program. Candidates are expected to show up for interviews on the day and time they confirmed. Invited candidates are expected to accept or formally decline interview opportunities within the timeframe indicated in the electronic interview invitation. If a candidate fails to communicate the need to cancel or reschedule their interview day at least a week in advance, his/her unprofessional behavior will be communicated to PharmCAS.
$17,500 (estimated) per year. Please note this figure is an estimated cost of tuition only and does not include fees, the cost of books, supplies, room, board and other living expenses. When fees are included the estimated cost for in-state tuition is estimated at $18,175 and out of state at $35,920. Please contact Mrs. Robinson with the Financial Aid office at 813-974-5699 for further information.
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There are a number of items that accepted students must complete prior to the start of classes. For a listing of these items view the following PDF:
Accepted Students Requirements.
Undergraduate students age 24 or older and all graduate students regardless of age are presumed to be independent by the State. Residency is not determined by information provided to us in your PharmCAS application. USF and State Legislature dictate residency.
Instructions on how to qualify for in-state status is provided to applicants upon acceptance.
Pre-pharmacy students are encouraged to sign up for a session before meeting with an Admissions Advisor. Most admissions related questions can be answered by attending a session. These sessions are intended to provide prospective students with an overview of the PharmD program, admissions requirements, and application process. An optional campus tour will be provided at the end of the formal program.
**List of dates can be found on the registration form below**
To register, please fill out the session registration form. This link opens a new browser window. Please ensure that any popup blocking software is temporarily disabled. Once you have registered you will receive a confirmation, directions, and further information a week prior to the scheduled session.
Have questions about applying? Want to learn more about the College of Pharmacy? Can't make an InPHARMation Session? Then chat with us virtually on these dates!
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This session will help students better understand the PharmCAS application, how to answer questions, and to assist students with completing the supplemental application. Admissions staff will provide directive on how to answer questions, and how to properly complete these applications.
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These workshops will help applicants understand the different types of interviews, how to present and act professionally during an interview, and overall help students understand the interview process.
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The College of Pharmacy offers two types of advising appointments, Pre-Admissions and Admissions. Please carefully read each appointment type to ensure that you meet with the appropriate advisor. If you're looking for a general information it is highly recommended that you attend an InPHARMation Session listed above.
Please note that advising sessions are not intended for us to review your transcript, evaluate how competitive you are as an applicant or where you may stand in the applicant pool. The process of reviewing applications and evaluating applicants is what occurs as part of our admissions process.
College of Pharmacy Pre-Admissions Appointments
This appointment is for students who have general questions about the College of Pharmacy, Admissions process, Prerequisites, and those students who have not applied yet. If you would like to set an appointment time please use the e-scheduler and select Pre-Admissions as your Sub Area drop down.
**Pre-Admissions also offers walk-in appointments on Tuesdays from 8:30am to 11:30am and on Thursday from 1:00 to 4:00pm**
This appointment is for students who have applied or are in the application process. This is also for students who have specific questions about a prerequisite, application issues, or in depth concerns about the admissions process. If you would like to set an appointment with admissions please use the e-scheduler and select Admissions as your Sub Area drop down. These appointments are only available on Wednesday afternoons.
If you're not sure which advisor to meet with or have general questions please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Within this area you will select the appropriate advising appointment, Pre-Admissions or Admissions.
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Guatemala offers Central America in concentrated form: its volcanoes are the highest and most active, and its Mayan ruins the most impressive. Guatemala is the Mayan heartland within Central America. Its indigenous culture is alive and well in the ancient ruins of Tikal, the Mayan/Catholic rituals of Chichicastenango and the blazing colors of everyday Mayan dresses.
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Use the same common sense traveling overseas that you would at home. Be especially cautious in or avoid areas where you are likely to be victimized. These include crowded markets, bus stations, elevators, crowded tourist sites, festivals and marginal areas of cities.
Guatemala's phone system is working well and is reliable in places frequented by tourists. Mobile phones have taken over land lines in terms of popularity and although they are more expensive than Land lines they are usually much cheaper than using a hotel phone. The country code for Guatemala is 502. To call Guatemala from the United States, you dial the international access code (011) followed by the country code (502), and then the eight-digit phone number, in that order. There are no area codes in Guatemala. Mobile phones are very popular in Guatemala and locals rely heavily on their cells for basic communication needs, also because it can be difficult and time consuming to get a land line.
Mobile phones in Guatemala use the GSM network. If you have an unlocked GSM phone and plan on calling many local numbers then it makes a lot of sense to buy a prepaid Guatemalan SIM card on arrival. The rates will be much more economical than roaming on your US phone. There are 3 mobile companies: Movistar offers the cheapest rates. Claro costs more but has a better coverage and Tigo is in the middle: offering better rates than Claro and covering more of Guatemala than Movistar. Once you have a SIM card you can buy minutes at most grocery and convenience stores in Guatemala.
All major cellphone providers offer roaming in Guatemala. Check for connection requirements and costs before you leave!
The Internet country code of Guatemala is .gt
There are no required vaccinations for travel Guatemala, although in some provinces there is a malaria risk, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which posts its recommendations at www.cdc.gov.
The CDC's bible for medical recommendations is called the Yellow Book and available online. From the website's travel section, select Yellow Book / Build Custom Report to find risk assessments for yellow fever and malaria.
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In any form of art, it is essential for one to be able to see the basic shapes that most things can be made of. Being able to see the basic shapes is important, whether it be for blocking out a model, sketching out your favorite character, or working on that oil landscape. Each of these have the same basic reason for finding the basic shapes, which is to be able to see what silhouette and form the final product will have. This is helpful, for your silhouette should be something that will be easily recognizable. Another reason is that you can see if your proportions are to your liking, and make any necessary changes BEFORE getting too deeply invested in the work of art being created.
This month we are focusing on the fundamentals of modeling in 3D Fundamentals. Having learned how to model many years ago, I have been finding it an actual challenge to block things out and NOT make too many changes or extrude, extrude, extrude!
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This great little Tawashi can be used for both personal & home use.
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Originally written for orchestra, Haydns masterwork, Seven Last Words of Christ, is a multimovement, instrumental work representing the last words or statements of Jesus Christ from the cross before he died. Haydn was commissioned to compose this work for Cádiz Cathedral in Spain. He later adapted it for string quartet.
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The Satmex 6 satellite is badly needed to help put the company back on solid financial footing. Satmex will begin bankruptcy proceedings in Mexico after sparring with U.S. creditors, which want to go to court Stateside.
Satmex, half-owned by Loral Space & Communications, defaulted on $523 million in U.S.-held bonds and its Mexican owners owe $188 million to the Mexican government, which owns a 24% stake.
Satmex said the estimated $55 million launch will be paid for with money from its coffers.
"It's amazing how much cash you can accumulate when you aren't servicing your debt," said Jim Harper, chief analyst at BCP Securities, a Connecticut-based firm specializing in emerging market debt.
Harper said the new satellite would allow Satmex to more than double its revenue stream and help turn around the firm. "They still need to win some concessions from creditors," he said.
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On first down, Grice was tackled after a gain of two up the middle and made Wisconsin burn one of their two timeouts they had left – 1:54 left on the clock.
A questionable second down pass to tight end Chris Coyle on a roll out saw the ball fall incomplete, stopping the clock.
"In that situation, what I'm saying is, 'they only have one timeout,' we could have ran that thing down to 30 seconds, and that's probably what we should have done," Arizona State head coach Todd Graham admitted. "On the same hand we are not going to play the game not to lose. I'm not going to call the game for coach Norvell, he's one of the best I've ever been around. If coach Graham was calling the plays, they would have been booing, I would have been in the two tight end I [formation] running the ball trying to run the clock out. But we weren't going to get the clock out, we needed first downs."
Following the incompletion, Taylor Kelly looked to pass, but tucked the ball and rushed to his right for no gain, staying in bounds and forcing Wisconsin to burn their final timeout with 1:44 left on the clock.
A Dom Vizzare punt forces a fair catch at the 17-yard line from Wisconsin return man, Kenzel Doe.
Wisconsin started their drive with 1:36 to go. On first down, Badger quarterback Joel Stave threw an incomplete pass intended for Jared Abbrederis and on the play there was a holding call at the line of scrimmage, which Graham decided to decline making it second and 10. Graham said that he'd rather have second down and 10 than for Wisconsin to replay first down.
A six-yard completion on second down from Stave to Jordan Fredrick made it third down and four. On the ensuing play, Stave connected with tight end Jeff Duckworth on a back-shoulder pass, he broke a tackle from Robert Nelson and took the ball 51 yards to the Sun Devil 26, ultimately in field goal range.
Wisconsin then took three plays to move the ball 13 more yards to the Arizona State 13-yard line, leaving 18 seconds left on the clock and a new set of downs.
With no timeouts left, Stave took the snap on first down, ran to the middle of the field, and took a knee, at least that's what the referees saw. Stave set the ball down awkwardly, causing the Arizona State players to think it was a fumble and linebacker Anthony Jones fell on it. Amidst the confusion, the clock is still running and by the time Jones gets off (with the ref nonchalantly telling him to get up), the referee sets the ball with less than five seconds left. Stave isn't able to spike the ball, the time runs out and the Devils were able to sneak away with the win 32-30.
"He (Stave) put the ball on the ground, you can't do that," Graham said. "It's tough to plan for all of those things. I'm really proud of our players; I've seen some things tonight that I haven't seen. But we have to do a better job coaching."
The final four minutes were strewn with bad clock-management by both teams. Graham was disappointed in himself as well as his coaching staff, but at the end of it all, he's happy to come away with a win.
"We didn't play very good and still won," Graham said. "We snapped the ball over the punter's head, and gave up a touchdown on that. So our special teams were really bad, I think we did a poor job there. But you know what these guys showed something tonight."
Arizona State's defense faired well in the first half, allowing just over 100 yards of total offense to Wisconsin. The second half was a different story. On the very first play, sophomore running back Melvin Gordon took a fly sweep around the left edge for 80 yards and a score.
"I was really frustrated that we gave up that fly sweep, we actually walked through that at practice," Graham said. "We were putting some stress on the secondary obviously, but we did a poor job as coaches, myself, adjusting to that. It took me a quarter and a half to get that [correction] made."
Wisconsin went on to gain a total of 231 yards rushing on the night, and while that may sound like a lot, Graham thought his team played better than what the stats showed.
"It makes me mad to look at 231 yards rushing because that's not indicative of what tonight was," Graham said. "They've ran the power for 50 years, and they didn't run power. They didn't come in two-back and run the ball. They ran around us. I'm really proud of how our guys played. I think they had five first downs in the first half, 10 in the second, 15 total first downs.
"Nothing that they did we didn't plan for, but they had some great formational stuff. My hats off to their offensive staff, they did a great job with formations to kind of try to take us out of some things. I thought that we controlled the line of scrimmage; we just gave up a couple of big plays in the run game on the fly sweep."
Stave looked uncomfortable in the pocket for a majority of the game on Saturday, and it showed in his final stat line: 15-30 for 187 yards. While, the Devils on recorded one sack (Osahon Irabor), guys like Sutton, Carl Bradford and Jackson Hood were in Stave's face in passing situations and disrupting throwing lanes.
"I just love this, I mean it's fun," Graham said. "I love these kids. Will Sutton, there are not very many 310-pound guys that can play every snap of the game the way he plays. Those guys up front are impressive.
"Irabor was lights out. We are sending him on boundary pressure, a lot, and he's going in there against 350-pound guys, and getting after it."
On offense, the Sun Devils weren't able to capitalize on many opportunities given to them throughout the game. Drops were a problem in the first half and failed two-point conversions that almost cost ASU the game. But the game wasn't without bright spots.
Marion Grice had four rushing touchdowns on the night, marking his touchdown count at 25 in just 14 games for the Devils.
Wide receiver Jaelen Strong keeps improving in this offensive scheme. The Devils had a matchup that they liked with Strong one on one on the outside, and they exploited it plenty of times. On the drive that put the Devils ahead in the fourth quarter, Kelly connected with Strong twice on back shoulder throws, setting up a Grice touchdown.
"Jaelen Strong, wow, that was a great signee there," Graham said with a smirk on is face. "I'm pretty excited about that one. He'll make a good coach out of you."
Arizona State somehow snuck away with a victory against Wisconsin, and game one of the "gauntlet" is in the books. The third game doesn't get any easier as the Devils travel to Palo Alto to take on No. 5 Stanford.
"Our deal was is we looked forward to this schedule and we have just talked about just focusing and winning the next game," Graham said. "We knew that we had to face the defending Big-10 champion in week two and we can check that one off our list. Now comes the PAC-12 champion and is that more important, darn right it is. It is ten times more important. The next two games are both conference games and obviously they are very, very critical to our success and none more than Stanford. I want to really call to all our fans: I need you to pack up get on the road and go to Stanford. We need your help there this is going to be the biggest game of the year for us."


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The Arts at Carrboro High School
Students who participate in the performing arts gain essential lifelong skills such as teamwork, persistence, discipline, responsibility, reliability, time management, problem solving, and courage. They also develop specific performance talents, express their creativity, and make friends across grade boundaries. Performances are open to the entire community and enrich the local cultural life - these young performers are good! Donations of volunteer time and resources from the community are critical to keeping these rich opportunities available.
What is Encore?
Founded by Carrboro High School parents who believe a thriving arts program is essential for a comprehensive high school education, Encore! is composed of parents, students, administrators, teachers, and community members who support the performing arts at Carrboro High School. Our vision is to enable the Carrboro High School's arts programs to become an integral part of the area's vibrant arts community. Encore! provides enrichment opportunities, financial support, and logistical assistance for the arts programs and student performing arts groups.
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You're Invited to "Chicago" April 14 - 16 @ 7:30 PM
Join Carrboro High School Theatre as we unveil a story of murder and jazz in the 1920s with this spring's musical, Chicago. Set in the Windy City during the Jazz Age, Chicago tells the story of two rival vaudevillian murderesses locked up in Cook County Jail. Nightclub star Velma Kelly (played by Gianna Rini) is serving time for killing her husband and sister after discovering their affair, and chorus girl Roxie Hart (played by Ally Millar) has been tossed in the joint for bumping off her lover. Both women enlist the defense of lawyer Billy Flynn (played by Presyce Baez) and vie for the the attention of the press. With cunning tricks up their sleeves, can these merry murderesses find a way off death row? Find out April 14 - 16 at 7:30 PM in the Carrboro High Auditorium. Tickets may be purchased at seatyourself.biz/jagtheatre and are $5 for students, $10 for adults, and free for CHCCS faculty and staff. Purchasing tickets in advance is highly suggested. Please note that this show contains language and mature themes that may not be suitable for younger viewers.
"The Little Prince" January 28 - 30
The Little Prince is an imaginative story about the meeting of a disenchanted Aviator, stranded in the Sahara Desert, and a mysterious "little man" who has fallen from the sky. By sharing his stories with the Aviator, the Little Prince offers life lessons learned among the stars. Both characters go home with a new understanding of how to laugh, cry, and love again. Starring Julia Stamey as the Little Prince and Thomas Cassidy as the Aviator.
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A new school year is beginning at Rydell High in 1958, and with it ends the summer romance between girl-next-door Sandy Dumbrowski (Ally Copenhaver) and bad boy-greaser Danny Zuko (Josh Rubenstein). When Sandy unexpectedly enrolls as the new student at Rydell, it makes everyone question who they are and where they fit in. Featuring iconic songs like "Summer Nights," "Greased Lightning," and "We Go Together," Grease chronicles the challenges and choices teenagers faced during and since the era of rock 'n' roll.
Characters: Miss Lynch - Bre Hewitt, Patty Simcox - Josie Dangler, Eugene Florczyk - Ari Smith, Jan - Caroline Smith, Marty - Molly Smith, Betty Rizzo - Emma Friedman, Doody - Presyce Baez, Roger - Anthony Fraden, Kenickie -Walker Harrison, Sonny LaTierri - Franklin Hirsch, Frenchy - Claire Hanlon, Sandy Dumbrowski - Ally Copenhaver, Danny Zuko - Josh Rubenstein, Vince Fontaine -Thomas Cassidy, Johnny Casino - Sander Scott, Cha-Cha DiGregorio - Grace Siplon, Teen Angel - Marichi Gupta, Radio Voice - Julia Nyman
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I first heard about Ernie Houdashell several years ago from a now-deceased friend, Helen Solomon.
Because of this, I have followed his career with much interest, and I really appreciated his April 20 analogy between "The Little Red Hen" and post-war problems in Iraq.
I thought it appropriate and perhaps even ingenious. The story of the little red hen has served to teach children the importance of work ethic and responsibility for generations, and it is comforting to know that we have men in the judiciary who will apply the wisdom of our cultural foundation to current issues.
I further appreciate the analogy because the little red hen is neither Republican nor Democrat, and the principles apply to all political parties.
However, the disturbing bottom line of the story is that the little red hen dined alone, and isolationism is neither simple nor heart-warming. In fact, it could be disastrous economically and politically, if not morally.
I would ask Mr. Houdashell to find a cultural analogy that would permit all to come to the table: those who have a change of heart, those who have exercised poor judgment, those who have made mistakes - and yes, maybe even the pigs.
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Law officers never biased - right
I would like to thank 31st District Attorney Richard Roach for his letter defending the search-and-seizure procedures of officers in the 31st District.
His letter is proof that every officer in that district follows search-and-seizure laws, and I believe proof that every law enforcement officer in the state of Texas follows them as well.
Officers not only defend the public, but are on a great humanitarian effort as well.
I have not seen the inspiring videotape Mr. Roach described of the DPS officer out of Shamrock tending to a 2-year-old black baby who was used by a drug trafficker as a decoy on a cross-country trip, but I'm sure it is breathtaking - videotaped evidence that Roach and the officers of the 31st District never take race into account in any of their traffic stops.
These officers are fair and also will tend to a black baby if called to do so in the line of duty.
If only the jurors in the Tulia drug cases could see this video and Mr. Roach's letter, they would realize there are no bigoted or corrupt officers in Texas.
I applaud Mr. Roach and the Shamrock DPS officer, as we all know only a very fair and balanced DPS officer would tend to a black baby.
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Hosting students fosters global harmony
Like many in this community, I wonder how our country has become so misunderstood.
Polls frequently remind us that America and its policies are receiving a great deal of criticism around the world.
International opinion has reached a disturbing low point.
There must be something we can do to make a difference.
I agree with Secretary of Education Rod Paige when he says, "One of the best ways to combat terror is to build strong and lasting relationships between American children and those from other countries and cultures."
Cultural exchange is one of America's strongest diplomatic assets.
If you are unsettled by world events and are looking for something you can do to make a difference, consider hosting a high school foreign exchange student.
When a young foreigner becomes a part of your family, that student is given a chance to know the real America, not the America of the TV and movie screens, nor the America reported in their newspapers.
Our community has much to be proud of and much to offer an exchange student. I hope a number of local families will serve as hosts for the 2003-'04 school year. It doesn't take much - just providing a place to sleep and study and an extra place at the table for a new "son" or "daughter."
With a group of generous area families and a group of outstanding students from abroad, we can begin to build bridges of friendship and understanding.
I'm confident that next June, when we wave goodbye to these boys and girls as they return to their homelands, they will know what we love about our home state of Texas and have a better understanding of what it means to be an American.
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John Powers' outstanding April 15 letter, "Newspaper shouldn't stifle debate," was long overdue. I commend him for his accurate portrayal of the controversy surrounding the Dixie Chicks.
Natalie Maines should not have said that she was ashamed President Bush was from Texas, because George W. Bush was born in New Haven, Conn.! He is a danged Yankee!
Her disgust with the president has nothing to do with support for the troops. We all support the troops! We don't support all of the president's policies. There is a big difference.
People have a right to their opinion. Bush supporters want to restrict freedom of speech. It is a First Amendment right. You don't have to support Bush to be a patriot. Keep in mind that we are not in 1939 Germany. We have a right to criticize without being condemned.
And by the way, so much for the boycott - the Dixie Chicks' CD is at the top of the country charts again.
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"Mackenzie is a master storyteller. Every piano solo is a deftly shaped little narrative that unfolds compellingly from one note to the next."
John Shand, Sydney Morning Herald.
An eccentric wizard on a worldwide journey through music. The improvisation and exploration of Sean Mackenzie into less conventional, indigenous sounds have seen him specialise in piano, the exquisite thumb piano (Kalimba) of Africa, and the beautiful Brazilian berimbau. His unique style is inspired by the music of Brazil, Latin Americas, Africa, Asia and the European Gypsies.
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UWM won't discipline students who report emergencies, chancellor says
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee will not discipline any students who report emergencies involving themselves, another student or a friend, Chancellor Carlos Santiago announced as part of an e-mail to all students.
Santiago sent the e-mail after the death of UWM freshman Luke Murphy, whose death is being blamed in part on a lethal combination of alcohol and a prescription drug, Suboxone.
Murphy, 19, was found dead in a dorm suite March 30. His death came just weeks after the death of another UWM freshman, Ali Raddatz. She died Feb. 21 after consuming alcohol and prescription drugs at an off-campus party.
"We are deeply saddened by their deaths and as a campus must do everything possible to prevent this from happening again," Santiago wrote in the e-mail.
Santiago outlined several steps that UWM will take in light of the deaths, including clearer disciplinary policies, a possible mandatory class for freshmen on personal safety and a campaign to help students make better decisions.
"I do think it was a good thing that the chancellor sent out a message yesterday," UWM Student Association President Tyler Draheim said. "It was the first time the administration really came out and addressed those deaths."
Santiago said UWM will not discipline any student who reports an emergency involving another student or companion - or reports an emergency that he or she is experiencing.
Administrators say they have not generally disciplined students who report such emergencies in the past, but they have never formulated so clear a policy statement about it, particularly for students who live off-campus and not in dorms.
The move is a response to students who have told campus police they did not report alcohol- or drug-related emergencies for fear of getting kicked out. It's unclear whether the Raddatz or Murphy case would have prompted a call from a student, UWM spokesman Tom Luljak said.
In those cases, friends said they knew there was something wrong but they assumed that there was no risk, he said.
The new policy aims to remove one potential barrier that could prevent a student from calling for help, but it cannot give students a free pass. The Milwaukee Police Department or the district attorney's office can still take action if applicable.
Santiago also said that if the university discovers a student knew of a person in serious and immediate distress but did not seek help, administrators would refer that student to the dean of students' office for investigation and potential discipline.
University officials say they have always had authority to do this, but are now trying to be more active and more explicit about the consequences of such a situation.
The new policy comes as the UW System has been pushing for changes to the student conduct code that would give administrators greater latitude to discipline students for off-campus conduct. The proposed changes to the Wisconsin administrative code are under review and could go into effect in the fall.
Luljak said the school's new policy does not conflict with that effort but rather enhances it by ensuring student and community safety.
University officials are also reviewing legislation recently passed by the UWM Student Association that calls for a new course for incoming freshmen focusing on personal safety, drug and alcohol abuse and other issues related to living in an urban environment.
Santiago ended his message to students by asking for their involvement in preventing the situations that led to the deaths of Murphy and Raddatz.
"We must honor our memories of them and the bright futures they represented by committing to initiatives that seek to eliminate the very unfortunate circumstances that led to their deaths. I ask all students to join me in this task," he said.
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SPRINGFIELD — A Weathersfield man with four DUI convictions is scheduled to appear in court today to answer a charge of drunken driving, fifth offense.
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Horror film star Bruce Campbell hosts evening at the Pabst
Bruce Campbell, king of "B" movies and lord of chins, will host a live "Evening with Bruce Campbell," at the Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. March 2.
Campbell is best know for his starring roles in the cheesy, quirky horror classics "Evil Dead," "Evil Dead II" and "Army of Darkness" but he has also appeared in all three "Spider-Man" films and the surprising nuanced horror spoof/social commentary "Bubba Ho-tep." »Read Full Article
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What's old is new again at Summerfest.
The Ferris wheel is back. Not the Ferris wheel that once sat on the Midway but a new one soaring 80 feet into the sky and set up on the north end of Henry W. Maier Festival Park. »Read Full Article
Pete's Pops, a cart selling frozen treats, launching in June
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Tragically, teens affected by violence in Milwaukee and beyond is an issue that isn't going away any time soon. Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee recognizes that, and now the new documentary "Can You Hear Us Now?" gives voice to area teens who have struggled with trauma, with gang violence, with the loss of loved ones who have been shot and killed.
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In recognition of the American College of Physicians' 100th anniversary, Annals of Internal Medicine is seeking photographs of internal medicine physicians to feature on each issue of the journal during 2015, the ACP's centennial year. In choosing from among submitted photographs, we will seek photos that capture personality and celebrate the diversity of individuals who devote their professional lives to the practice of internal medicine. Readers and others are encouraged to submit photographs of internal medicine physicians for consideration. In an effort to bring people to the pages of the Annals of Internal Medicine, the editors began publishing photographs of people in 1999. Annals published photographs in a section of the journal called "Personae" from 1999 to 2000, and photographs have appeared on the cover since 2000.
Written permission to publish the photograph from the subject (or subjects) of the photograph or the subject's guardian or next of kin must accompany submissions. The subject must understand that, if selected for publication, the photograph will not only appear on the cover of the journal but also in digital versions of the journal and associated publications. Photographs can be published without the subject's permission only under the following circumstances: 1) the subject is unidentifiable in the photograph or 2) the photograph was taken in a public venue, is not potentially damaging to the subject, and is accompanied by a written statement from the photographer vouching that the photograph was taken in a public venue with the subject's consent. A cover letter ensuring no prior publication of the photograph and providing permission from the photographer for Annals to publish the image should accompany all submissions. In addition, the letter should indicate the name and specialty of the internist depicted and the photographer's name, academic degrees, institutional affiliation, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address. Photographers must relinquish copyright to the American College of Physicians before publication. Pictures from photographers unwilling to do so will not be considered.
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Too often, Mike Adams said, he has heard somber news from a doctor about his right shoulder.
"I was already planning for the worst based on history and how my shoulder was feeling," Adams said. "But getting those results back . . . I'm optimistic again."
There is no damage to Adams' rotator cuff, the part of the shoulder that required surgery last July. Still, the Phillies righthander will require a cortisone injection later this week in an effort to strengthen the area around his labrum, which is fraying, according to an MRI examination.
Adams, 35, will not throw for at least 10 days. He is likely to miss about a month if everything breaks right. His last appearance was June 6. That could leave a small window for rival teams to evaluate Adams, who had a 2.12 ERA before his injury.


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A shortened form of the word motocross.
MX Action Mag kicks ass.
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the most kickass sport ever. - motocross
mx is life.
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1. The forums at www.musicianforums.com, as referred to by members of the site. This is as distinct from mx (small case), who is the site's admin. see also MXican.
2. A song by Deftones, from their Around the Fur album.
2. A song by Deftones, from their Around the Fur album.
Dude, this one time, on MX... (the beginning of one of many MX stories doomed to not being understood by anyone outside the forums)
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another abbreviation for "Motocross"
My friend loves to ride MX!
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An abbreviation used online of either Mexico or Mexican.
Cassandra grew up in mx so she's mx.
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Mx is the best forum on the internet.
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Police remove possible grenade from Vt shopping plaza
MORRISTOWN Vermont State Police explosives experts have been trying to determine whether a hand grenade found in the drive-thru lane of a Morrisville restaurant was real or a novelty item.
Morrisville police said they were called to the Morrisville Shopping Plaza at about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday after receiving the report about the grenade outside a McDonalds restaurant.
When officers arrived they determined it was a completely assembled grenade.
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