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2009 Enrollment Management Communication
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November 23, 2009 - Fall 2010 Undergraduate Admission Processing Outline
The Fall 2010 undergraduate application period is drawing to a close. The following is an outline of the main phases in the admission and enrollment process that will yield SJSU our frosh and transfer incoming class of Fall 2010.
Monday, November 30, 2009: Admissions Application Deadline
- Prospective students submit applications via CSU Mentor.
- No exceptions to the November 30 deadline.
- Change for Fall 2010: All frosh applicants must submit an official SAT or ACT test score no later than December 18, 2009.
Tuesday, December 1- Friday, December 18, 2009: Phase I - Initial Application Review
- Inventory of applications and sort by red, green and yellow majors.
- Request supplemental criteria questionnaire, as applicable, from transfer red major applicants.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009 - Monday, January 4, 2010: Furloughs and holiday break.
- No services
Tuesday, January 5 - late-January, 2010: Phase II - Impaction Review Process
- Withdraw applications from students who missed test requirement deadline.
- Reconcile requests from potential denied students.
- Review transfer supplemental criteria responses and request validating documentation.
- Withdraw applications for all who failed to meet CSU eligibility requirements.
February - March 2010: Phase III - Admission Decision Period
- Admission decisions made for all CSU eligible undergrads who meet impaction standards.
- Begin mailing admission packets on Thursday, February 25.
- Next Steps Intent to Enroll website launches Thursday, February 25.
March - April 2010: Phase IV - Enrollment Yield Activities
- Financial Aid priority deadline is Tuesday, March 2, 2010. Preliminary awarding commences.
- Department and college lists of provisionally admitted students disseminated.
- Housing yield campaign.
- EOP yield campaign.
- SJSU primary yield event, Admitted Spartan Day, is Saturday, April 17.
Saturday May 1, 2010: Phase V - Next Steps Intent to Enroll Deadline! Yield process ends
- Frosh and transfer deadline to accept SJSU's offer of admission.
Monday, May 3 - mid-July, 2010: Phase VI - Post-Next Steps Reconciliation
- Lists provided to departments and colleges of all "yes" intent to enroll frosh and transfers.
- Withdraw admission from all who failed to comply with the intent to enroll deadline.
- Lists provided to EOP, Housing and Financial Aid of those students met Next Steps Intent to Enroll deadline.
- Assign requests for final transcripts. Deadline is July 15, 2010 -- no exceptions.
- Begin verification process for early compliers.
Thursday, July 15- Monday, August 16, 2010: Phase VII - Final Verification
- Final verification for frosh and transfer admits.
- Withdraw admission for all students whose final transcripts make them ineligible for admission.
- Withdraw admission for all students who failed to meet the July 15 final transcript deadline.
November 5, 2009 - Message sent to all eligible to enroll for Spring 2010
Spring 2010 registration begins this Monday, November 9. Enrollment Services is in the process of posting the following message to MySJSU accounts of students who are eligible to enroll.
Audience: All eligible to enroll for Spring 2010, all class levels, approximately
31,700 students
From: Enrollment Services
Subject: Spring 2010 Registration
Message Text:
You are eligible to register for Spring 2010.
If you need to meet with an advisor, schedule an appointment now!
The Schedule of Classes is posted here.
In order to balance the availability of classes, please note the following enrollment limits during the Spring 2010 registration cycle:
Advance Registration: Monday, November 9 - Sunday, January 17
- Enrollment limited to 14 units
Note: No registration activity from Monday, January 18 to Monday, January 25
Late Registration: Tuesday, January 26 - Friday, February 12
- Enrollment limited to 18 units
Friday, February 5 is the last day to:
- Drop classes or withdraw from SJSU without a "W" grade.
- Add and drop courses of equal net value and not be responsible for additional state university/non-resident fees.
Friday, February 12 is the last day to:
- Add classes
- Submit instructor drops, if the instructor wishes to use that option.
- Submit CR/NC and Audit options
Late enrollment will be assessed additional fees.
See this page for Installment Payment Plans.
Failure to pay by the due date will result in enrollment cancellation.
Link #1 SJSU Schedules
Link #2 Office of the Registrar
November 3, 2009 - Welcome Center changes
Marcy Anthony, manager of Student Outreach and Recruitment has asked that you be made aware of the recent change in SOAR:
The SJSU Welcome Center Business Location has moved from the lobby office in King Library to the Student Services Center (SSC) building at 9th and San Fernando Streets. Campus tours are offered based on availability and by online request.
Many tours will meet at the SSC, however select tours continue to meet at the Welcome Center in the King Library. Visitors should check their email confirmation for specific tour departure location information. Tour guides arrive approximately 15 minutes prior to the tour departure time.
Click here to submit a tour request. Campus tour confirmations are sent via email.
For general assistance or questions regarding campus tours please call the reservation line at 408-924-2786 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. SJSU has reached capacity for group tours through December 2009.
November 2, 2009 - Message to SJSU students regarding Fall 2009 Catalog policy update posting
An update to the 2008-2010 SJSU Catalog policies was posted over this past weekend to the info.sjsu.edu website.
The following message is being sent to all enrolled Fall 2009 SJSU students. In addition to this listserv, campus advisors who are subscribed to the Advising Hub listserv will also be notified. We apologize in advance if you get this message more than once.
Audience: Enrolled SJSU students, all class levels
From: The SJSU Catalog Team
Subject: Catalog Policy Update Posted
Message text:
San Jose State publishes an updated version of the university's catalog annually in preparation for the next academic year. This updated version contains all of the latest policy changes that govern university procedures and decision-making. Since these policies (and changes) affect all students, this message is to notify you formally that San Jose State University Catalog policies have now been updated and posted. You are responsible for familiarizing yourself with any policy change that may affect your status at SJSU.
Given the budget crisis affecting SJSU, we have had to make more policy changes than we normally make. There are several substantive California State University and SJSU policy changes effective with the Fall 2009 semester that might affect you. We provide highlights here and we encourage you to visit the Advising Hub and the catalog for more detailed information.
Highlights of Undergraduate Policy Changes
- There are new limits on how many courses you can repeat for a letter grade.
- Grade forgiveness (formerly known as academic renewal) applies automatically to most repeated courses.
- There are new policies that govern the choices and options available for "high unit seniors."
- Late drops and semester withdrawals will be monitored more closely than in the past and there will be limits on the number of approvals.
- Due to overall enrollment restrictions and campus impaction, your ability to change a major is no longer guaranteed.
- Students must declare a major at the time they have earned 60 semester units.
- Remedial course work can no longer be repeated in regular sessions at SJSU.
- Students who have earned more than enough units to graduate but have some remaining requirements to complete ("high unit seniors"), will have mandatory advising and will not be able to register in any courses not needed for graduation.
Highlights of Graduate Policy Changes
- All requests for transfer of courses require academic program approval prior to submission to Graduate Admissions and Program Evaluations. Several related course transfer policies have changed.
- Limits on supervisory course units attempted and counted for candidacy have been clarified.
- For disqualified graduate students pursuing programs of study, upper-division courses will now be acceptable for graduation credit if approved by the academic program.
- Open University courses are excluded from candidacy or graduation GPA.
- Seven-year-old course revalidation requires academic program approval. Only SJSU courses may be revalidated.
- A course satisfying the Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR) can be taken during the semester of candidacy-form filing.
This listing is not comprehensive. For detailed information about these and other policy changes, see the Advising Hub at www.sjsu.edu/advising.
The SJSU Catalog Team
- Undergraduate Studies
- Graduate Studies and Research
- Enrollment Services
- Academic Advising and Retention Services
URL link #1 SJSU Catalog
September 29, 2009 - Fall 2010 Impaction Update
Dear Colleagues,
On September 16, 2009, CSU Chancellor Reed approved several key revisions to SJSU's Fall 2010 impaction plan. Enrollment Services is in the process of notifying prospective students, their families and counselors about these updates. Specific information for the public is posted at http://info.sjsu.edu/web-dbgen/narr/static/admission/impaction.html.
Enrollment Services has revised and re-posted the Admission 101 PDF to reflect the additional approved impacted majors and housing information.
Five majors have shifted from "yellow" to impacted (aka "red") status.
- Communication Studies
- Economics
- Liberal Studies
- Pre-Nursing
- Psychology
A general statement has been added to the on-campus housing text:
"Important note! Non-local applicants may be able to improve their ranking in the admission process through an early commitment to live in on-campus University Housing. Note that a commitment to housing can improve chances for admission, but does not guarantee admission."
If you have questions about the impaction process for Fall 2010, please let your department chair or manager know. Enrollment Services staff are available to make presentations to departments, programs and services. To arrange for a presentation contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
August 19, 2009 - Registration and Fee deadline information posted to MySJSU accounts
The following message has been sent to approximately 37,000 students of all class levels who are eligible to enroll for Fall 2009:
Sender: Enrollment Services
Subject: Fall Registration Reminders
Message Text:
Reminders for Fall 2009 registrants:
Advance Registration ended Sunday, August 16, 2009. Please access and print your course schedule from your MySJSU account well in advance of the first day of classes. Your class schedule, including the final waitlist adjustment, will be set and ready for viewing by Thursday, August 20. Please look for available class seats before August 24. We encourage you to use the .pdf class schedule link from my.sjsu to find open sections.
Late Registration is Monday, August 24 - Friday, September 11, 2009
Due to budget constraints, there are no extended hours during late registration.
Student Services Center
Monday - Thursday, 8:15 am - 4:45 pm
Friday, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Cashier windows close 30 minutes earlier.
Closed weekends and furlough days.
Thursday, September 3 is the last day to:
- Drop classes or withdraw from SJSU without a "W" grade
- Add and drop courses of equal net value and not be responsible for additional state university/non-resident fees
Friday, September 11 is the last day to:
- Add classes
- Submit instructor drops, if the instructor wishes to use that option
- Submit CR/NC and Audit options
Sunday, October 18 is the deadline to pay the "SUF fee increase" and, if applicable, the Graduate Business Professional fee and/or the Non-resident fee increase.
Friday, November 13 is the last day to submit late drop/withdrawal requests
Note early deadline!
This message is a reminder that failure to pay your fees on time will result in being dropped from your classes and removed from any waitlists. You would need to re-enroll in classes, if available during Advance or Late Registration. Note: When attempting to re-enroll, course section offerings may be extremely limited.
See www.sjsu.edu/bursar/fees for Installment Payment Plans.
Late fees:
$25.00 Eligible for Advance Registration but registering during Late Registration
$25.00 Students who do not pay bills through Advance Registration
$25.00 Students classified as late registrants
$25.00-35.00 Dishonored (returned) checks
$45.00 Registration between Saturday, September 12 - Monday, September 21
$150.00 Late adds, Thursday, September 22 - Tuesday, December 8
$200.00 Retroactive adds, beginning Wednesday, December 9
Expiration Date: 01/31/2010
MySJSU Message sent to SJSU Students August 14, 2009
Sender: Undergraduate Studies
Expiration date: January 1, 2010
Dear Student:
This important message will help you deal effectively with the challenges of enrolling in classes and completing your schedule at the start of the semester.
As you know, this is not a typical year for the university. The state's budget difficulties have led to significant cuts to the CSU budget this year ($564 million), resulting in a reduction in the number of class sections available.
The registration cap of 14 units was lifted on August 10. However, you may find that many of the classes you want to add are already full. It is important for you to understand why this is the case and what you can do.
*An empty seat is not an available space.
You don't need to understand all of the technical details about how education is funded, but you do need to understand that the state funds up to a preset number of students targeted to enroll, not the number actually enrolled or the number of desks in a classroom. Remember that the state pays much of the cost of your education each semester and your fees make up the rest of the cost. When we make schedules, we can only provide enough spaces in a class for the number of students for which the state pays. This number becomes the "cap" for the class. Since we cannot afford to educate students we are not paid to educate, we must hold to the enrollment limit for each class. Remember that when you go to a class and try to add it, it is the enrollment cap that limits the professor, not the number of desks in a classroom. Thus, an empty seat is most likely NOT an available space.
Because of these changed funding conditions, we understand that it may now begin to affect your progress to graduation. We want to help you continue to make progress, so here are some useful strategies.
*First, if you haven't seen an advisor in your major lately (or at all), make an appointment to see one as quickly as possible. Print out a copy of your "Degree Progress Report" from MySJSU and take it to the appointment with you. The goal of your advising visit will be to create an academic plan from where you are this semester to your graduation. For some students, this will mean double checking an existing plan; for others, it means making prudent substitutions to an existing plan to be able to move you more quickly to graduation. Having an up to date advising plan helps both you and your department know what courses students need to take (and which courses we most need to offer in spring).
*If there are classes (even one) on your academic plan that you can't get into, here's what you should do:
- If you have applied to graduate in December, go to your department office as soon as possible and arrange to meet with the department chair to see if 1) you can be added "above the cap" to a specific class; or 2) a suitable class may be substituted for one on your program. Our top priority is to do whatever we can to make sure that December graduating students get the classes they need to be able to graduate.
- If you have applied to graduate in May, 2010 go to your major advisor and see if your academic plan is workable. Explore what substitutions you might be able to make so that courses you are in now, and courses you take in Spring, meet your requirements for graduation.
- Notice that both of these steps require that you have applied to graduate. If you have not yet applied, but you think you might be able to graduate in either December or May, see your major advisor immediately to complete a graduation application. Remember that we can only treat you as a graduating senior if you have actually applied to graduate. Simply having enough units (or thinking you will graduate) does not count. Only the department office will be able to add a student into a class. And departments will only be able to add a student who appears in student records as having applied to graduate.
*If you are not enrolled in the minimum number of units required to receive your financial aid award, please print out your Financial Aid Award posted to your MySJSU account; then go to your department office to see what might be done to get enough units to secure your Financial Aid. Remember that the department cannot confirm your financial aid status unless you bring a hard copy of your Financial Aid Award.
*If you are here on a student visa, and if you are not enrolled in the minimum number of units required to maintain your visa status (usually 12 units, but may differ for graduate students and in certain other circumstances) go immediately to the International Programs Advisor in CL 543 and pick up a note that confirms this; then go to your department office to see what might be done to get you enough units to secure your visa status. Remember that the department cannot confirm your visa status unless you bring confirmation from International Programs.
In any of these conditions, we will do whatever we can to help you meet your necessary requirements. But you must understand that there are some things we cannot do.
As you encounter the frustration of full sections, and having to run around some to get things in order, here is some other good advice that can help you continue your progress toward graduation:
- *Be flexible with your schedule.
- Understand that in times of economic scarcity, you may have to rearrange work and/or other commitments to enable you to take classes when they are available. There isn't enough state funding to always provide all classes at the convenient times that work best for you.
- *Don't take more units than you can handle.
- The limits on funding mean that it is more difficult to re-take a class if you fail (or do very poorly). You will not be able to enroll for a re-take until the first day of the semester, and many classes you might need will be full. It has also become more difficult to be re-admitted after a Disqualification. Don't get yourself into academic trouble through over commitments or lack of study.
- *Take school seriously and apply yourself to your studies. Because our budget cuts require us to offer fewer seats/sections of classes, we are forced, in fairness, to limit the repeat of some courses if you fail them the first time. In particular, if you are a student who requires remediation in writing or math (LLD 1 or LLD 2, Math 3A or 6A), we cannot provide state funding support for repeat sections. Thus, if you fail to move from LLD1 to LLD 2, or from LLD 2 to ENGL 1A, you will not be able to repeat the course as part of your regular tuition. Similarly, if you fail the WST two times, starting in Spring 2010, you will not be able to enroll in LLD 98 or LLD 99 courses as part of your regular tuition. We are exploring other options for students in this situation, but such options are unlikely to be state funded.
- *Pay your fees on time or the university will drop your classes. And you will likely be unable to get back into them because your space will be gone and the class will be full. With so many students chasing so few sections, there will not be any tolerance for those who lose classes for failure to meet payment deadlines, or other deadlines (petitions, for example). Keep receipts from your payments. This will help protect you if the university makes a mistake.
- Check out MySJSU regularly (daily) for important updates or changes that might affect you. Other updates will be posted on university websites. Keep informed.
- If you need to talk with successful students who can help you navigate through particular challenges, please visit the Peer Mentor Center in the lobby of Clark Hall. Peer Mentors can sometimes give you practical advice that will make you a more effective student. There are other tutorial centers on campus to help you: for lower division, pre-WST writing issues visit Peer Connections in SSC. For post-WST (100W) writing issues, visit the Writing Resource Center. The colleges and departments also have tutorial centers. Check with the Advising Hub to learn about other resources (www.sjsu.edu/advising).
- If you're finding too much stress in your life as a student, and you feel like youÀre not keeping it together very well, drop in to the Counseling Center in ADM 201 (924-5910) to make an appointment.
Remember that students are not bearing all of the pain or sacrifice.
Faculty, staff, and administrators have all been placed on furlough status two days a month without pay-approximately at 10 percent pay cut. Because of this, many campus offices will be closed two days a month. Be sure to note the announced furlough days when you make plans to meet with advisors, counselors, or the Student Services Center offices.
If you have the kind of frustration that makes you angry, so that you want to change the system and the conditions we're in, go to Associated Students or the Cesar Chavez Community Action Center and explore their resources in support of student activism. You may be able to put your frustration and anger to good use to make a difference at the state level through activism.
Remember that the conditions we're in today, that are causing you so much frustration, are made by conscious and unconscious decisions that people make regarding how our state is governed. It's your state, too. If you don't like how it's going, get involved in the process of making it better.
Remember, the state sends a limited amount of money to provide for education. There are more students, needing more classes, than there is money to provide them all. Faculty and administrators are doing the best we can with limited resources, and we have to make some tough decisions. There is no solution that does not cause some pain or difficulty for our 30,000 individual students. We truly regret that the situation has come to this, but we're all in it together. The university is working to change things for the better. Even though times are hard, our commitment at SJSU is do everything we can to help you complete your studies to graduation.
If you require additional information about any of these issues, check with the appropriate department, college or university office referenced above.
August 7, 2009 - Chancellor's Office message sent to all eligible students for Fall 2009
Dear Colleagues,
The following message was posted to MySJSU accounts of more than 36,000 new and continuing
students who are eligible to enroll for Fall 2009.
Distribution by all 23 CSU campuses to all students eligible to enroll for Fall 2009 was required by the Chancellor's Office. It provides background and links to details regarding the fee increase effective for the upcoming Fall semester.
Background on Fee Increase
At their public meeting on July 21, 2009, the California State University Board of Trustees approved additional rate increases for the State University Fee, effective for the Fall semester. These rate increases apply to all students, both residents and nonresidents of California. However, many students will qualify for additional financial aid that will cover the fee increase. In addition, the Board of Trustees approved an increase in the rate of tuition payable by nonresidents of California, also effective for the Fall semester.
These actions were taken by the Board in response to one of the greatest fiscal emergencies in the history of California. In July the State Legislature and Governor reduced state funding for the California State University system by almost $600 million, or an amount equal to the support traditionally given by the state for instruction of 95,000 students. Faced with this emergency, the Board of Trustees and the Chancellor have begun to implement a plan that balances the need to reduce spending with the need to preserve, as much as possible, the quality of the academic program and access to courses and student services. To do this requires something from everyone in the university community. For example, nearly every employee, including the campus presidents and the Chancellor, will be furloughed two days each month for the rest of the academic year. This amounts to a reduction in pay of almost 10 percent. This sacrifice by employees helps avoid, to a significant extent, the degree to which reductions in course offerings and student services will be needed.
In addition, the Board of Trustees recently approved a new Graduate Business Professional Fee, applicable to specified graduate business programs. The Board took this action to provide critical new resources for the graduate business programs in order to assure program quality and the continuing accreditation of these programs. Maintaining the accreditation status of these programs is crucial for students in these programs in terms of the value of the degree and future job prospects.
The newly approved fee levels for the State University Fee, including the State University Education Doctorate Fee and the recently approved Graduate Business Professional Fee are posted at the CSU Budget Office website, www.calstate.edu/budget/student-fees. The same information is reproduced in the tables below.
State University Fee Schedules Effective Fall 2009 (Academic Year 2009/10)
Student Type/Units Per Semester
Undergraduate Programs
6.1 or more $2,013
0 to 6.0 $1,167
Credential Programs
6.1 or more $2,337
0 to 6.0 $1,356
Graduate and Other Post-Baccalaureate Programs
6.1 or more $2,481
0 to 6.0 $1,440
2009/10 Academic Year State University Education Doctorate Fee
Education Doctorate* Per Semester
All Students $4,338
* Applicable term fees apply for campuses with special terms, as determined by the campus. Total College Year fees cannot exceed the Academic Year plus Summer Term fees (Summer Term fee rate is $4,338).
2009/10 Graduate Business Professional Fee
Per Semester Unit Rate
All Students $210
The Graduate Business Professional Fee is paid on a per unit basis in addition to the SUF and campus fees for the following graduate business programs:
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Master of Science (M.S.) programs in Accountancy
For further information regarding the Graduate Business Professional Fee, please refer
to the May 2009 Board of Trustees resolution PDF located at www.calstate.edu/BOT/Resolutions/May2009.pdf.
Information about nonresident tuition is available at the same Budget Office website. With the recently approved increase, nonresident tuition, effective Fall semester is $372 per semester unit and is capped at $11,160 for the 2009-10 academic year. These amounts are in addition to the State University Fee and campus mandatory fees.
Finally, as a reminder, students with identified financial need will qualify for some form of additional financial aid to help address the recent fee increase. In many cases, this aid will be in the form of grants that fully cover the entire fee increase. Please contact the campus financial aid office and/or the following campus financial aid website for additional information on financial aid: http://www.sjsu.edu/faso.
July 30, 2009 - Enrollment Management updates July 28, 2009
Update to Maximum Unit Load for Fall 2009 Registration
Please encourage students to check the MySJSU portal for updated information regarding the 14 unit maximum currently in place during Advance Registration. Because of the evolving California budget plans and the resulting limits on class availability, SJSU may have to make additional changes to enrollment limits for the Fall 2009 registration cycle. However, we currently plan to lift the limit to 18 units on August 10 for the remainder of the Advance Registration period. We have made special provisions for students who have applied for graduation in December 2009 to increase their unit load to 18 units before August 10; these students will receive a message about this opportunity at MySJSU.
Special Session admissions for Spring 2010
SJSU will accept applications for established graduate level special session programs
for Spring 2010. The following information has been posted to the application web
site for graduate students (csumentor.edu):
Due to constraints in the California State budget, SJSU will not be accepting any applications for admission for Spring 2010. This applies to all regular (state supported) graduate applicants as well as those seeking a second bachelor's degree (Post-Baccalaureates).
There will be a limited number of special session (self-support) professional, graduate level programs offered in Spring 2010. These master's degree programs, which receive no state funding, are specifically developed for working professionals such as engineers, librarians and occupational therapists.
Applications for special session programs will be accepted from August 1, 2009 through September 15, 2009. Please continue to check back here for an updated list of the special session majors we will be allowed to offer.
Note that special session is totally funded from student fees and therefore the cost is greater than the tuition for regular session programs."
December graduates allowed to apply to a Spring 2010 credential program
SJSU students who will graduate with a Bachelor's degree in December will be allowed to apply to a Spring 2010 Credential program. This is a system wide exception to the prohibition against accepting Spring 2010 applications. Students who have applied for a December graduation received a message via MySJSU explaining this exception and outlining the necessary steps to take advantage of the option.
Trustees approve fee increase effective Fall 2009
At their July Board meeting, The California State University Board of Trustees approved state university fee and non-resident tuition increases, effective Fall 2009. Detailed information is posted at http://www.sjsu.edu/bursar/fees/regfees/fall/. All students, including those in the Installment Payment Plan, will see the following posted to their accounts: "SUF Fee Increase" and, if applicable, "Non-Res Fee Increase." This fee increase will not be included in the installment payment plan and is due in full October 18, 2009. Students must pay the basic registration fees (and non-resident tuition, if applicable) by the assigned due date to secure their classes and to avoid enrollment cancellation.
Included in the Trustees' recent actions, beginning in Fall 2009, a Graduate Business Professional Fee will be assessed to students for coursework taken in a master's of business degree program subject to accreditation. This fee is in addition to the State University Fee and any campus-based fees, and will be assessed in the amount of $210 per semester unit. The Graduate Business Professional Fee applies to required courses in the following degree programs: Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) and Master of Science (M.S.) Accountancy
No Preview Day
Due to budget constraints, SJSU has decided not to host a Preview Day during Fall
2009. Preview Day is an event geared toward interested new applicants for the following
fall's application cycle. (This fall's preview day would have been a recruitment event
for Fall 2010 applicants, for example).
At this time, SJSU's office of Student Outreach and Recruitment (SOAR) is still planning to host Admitted Spartan Day which focuses on showcasing the campus to admitted students for the following fall. Admitted Spartan Day for Fall 2010 is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 17, 2010.
June 16, 2009
To all faculty and staff:
As you know, our campus has been working hard to reduce our enrollment to State-funded levels in order to maintain high quality curricular and co-curricular programs. Having exceeded the funded levels for California resident enrollment by about 7% for 2007-08 and by about 11% for 2008-09, our campus faced a serious challenge to reduce enrollment for 2009-10 even before the State budget crisis became so apparent. The State funding reductions stemming from that crisis have exacerbated enrollment management planning because they are occurring in the midst of a fluid fiscal forecast and associated CSU policy changes.
It is important during these times for all employees -- faculty and staff -- to keep as fully informed as possible about the enrollment management measures that the campus is taking, so that we are all working together. All of us have a responsibility to give accurate information to applicants, students, and their families. Because information is subject to change, it is important to provide advice to applicants and students only in areas of our own responsibility and to refer applicants and students to others for advice in areas of their responsibility.
For the entire e-mail, please download the PDF version:
Critical Changes to SJSU Admission and Enrollment Policies for Fall 2009 and Beyond


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (322 votes).
In short: I've ran this twice now and I intend to do it again.Date of review: December 13, 2011
In short: BrilliantIn full: My first race and I was the 7th woman. i found this half marathon easier then the 10 mile road race i did today. Definatley doing this again next yearDate of review: November 19, 2011
In short: great raceIn full: 2nd in a row i've done, think i'll be doing it for many years to comeDate of review: October 21, 2011
In short: Was my first Half Marathon 3 yrs ago - been a rock in my diary ever since!In full: Large enough to have a great atmosphere, but not so big its a nightmare logistically. A fantastic weekend away every year and the start from the castle and stadium finish makes this a special event.Date of review: October 7, 2011
In short: Very enjoyable, rather hilly but still a great race, will probably do again next year.Date of review: October 5, 2011
In short: Very good eventIn full: Start in Carlisle Castle. Finish on an athletics track. Run through the city then through nice villages.Good support. Excellent organisation and marshals. What more do you want?..........Do it, you will love itDate of review: October 4, 2011
In short: Fabulous! Great organisation & very friendly support!Date of review: October 4, 2011
In short: my first half marathon & i liked itIn full: this was my first half marathon in the year ive been running i done a 1:49i didnt like the off road bits they totally threw me & my speed dropped because of them in the last couple of miles i was hopeing to do a 1:47 maybe next year?Date of review: October 4, 2011
In short: great atmosphere through the villages, nice sceneryIn full: I really enjoyed this half-marathon, it was scenic, friendly, and well organised. I was a little disappointed with some of the spectators on the sheep mount and had to dodge a few who were heading back towards town. Great medal and T-Shirt but otherwise the goody bag was a little disappointing and I have had better. Still I think it was a great event and well worth doing again and again. Oh to the other writer I had a Garmin 405CX Forerunneron and it measured 13.1miles so no, I don't think it was a long half-marathon.Date of review: October 4, 2011
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Soccer is the most popular sport in the Sportsvite community. The "Beautiful Game" is fun to play and fun to watch. A neat trend in American soccer is that foreign clubs are increasingly visiting the states to play exhibition matches.
This summer the 2011 Herbalife World Foootball Challenge brings top international teams to the USA as part of the ultimate soccer event.
New Yorkers will have the treat to see Italian Serie A club team Juventus F.C. take on Mexican League team Club America.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (480 votes).
In short: A very scenic marathon with an excellent atmosphereIn full: An excellent event, very well organised. Plenty of marshals. Plenty of spectators cheering us up. The weather was splendid. A mild sunny day with the temperature around 16C. There were plenty of water stations and lucozade. And, the finish at Queen's Park track was wonderful. Definitely, it's an event that has entered my calendar from now on. Till next yearDate of review: October 8, 2007
In short: A fantastic race, day and brilliant marathon. My 2nd mara and I loved it even with the hills!!! tIn full: I had read the reviews from last year, heard from other runners how great this race was even with the dreaded hills!! But it surpassed all my expectations, the weather was the icing on the cake this year after last years torrential rain.I LOVED IT, even though my legs were like jelly in the last few miles!!The atmosphere was great, it felt like you were running with old friends to keep you going, talking to all different people along the way. The scenery was out of this world, I'm scottish and it still takes my breath away. The hills were hard but I just walked up them as fast as I could. One day I may manage to 'run' up them but not just yet!! But in saying that my 'fast' walking was still keeping up with some runners so a bit of walking aint all bad folks..A great finish, amazing goody bag, great T Shirt, all in all I'll be back next year for sure. Well done to Baxters, all the marshalls and Inverness for a memorable experience and a PB.......Date of review: October 8, 2007
In short: was my first race, with quite a mix of up and down hills to keep things interesting but more down hills than up. very well organised, scenic race. it is possibe for a first timer although I think it attracts a amount of speedy cluby type runners.In full: so pleased I did this race. I highly recommend it.Date of review: October 8, 2007
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Danielle Scott-Arruda Blog
June 30, 2008
Second leg down. Wake up time 3:33 am to start another 26 hour travel day! Good bye Warclow, Poland and Kate our wonderful translator. Also we had to say good bye to coach Li, Gen-san and Angie. They are heading back to C. Springs while Tom and Robyn will join us in Chinese Taipei.
Well, the time went by quickly. Especially with my friends Marta and Mattia from Italy visiting. We won all three matches, finishing first in our second week of the Grand Prix preliminary play. And actually we moved to second overall. Right now we are looking pretty good for making the final round hosted in Yokahoma, Japan. The finalist will be top five plus Japan. The final match of the weekend was quite a fun match playing Poland in front of their home crowd. There were red and white banners and cards being waved all around the arena and then the one lone but large USA flag. Yeah, GO USA! The crowd was not to be quieted even as we dominated the match. I scored on 8 of my 9 attempts and had two blocks. Heather was named MVP. Yesterday Kim G was named MVP and Friday's match Lindsay was the MVP.
This week we will play Poland, Turkey and Italy. Our team seems to be improving. Italy will be a challenge and measure as to how much we've improved and what else we need to work on as we approach the finals.
I have a few pictures I would like to post but they are too large for my website. I will have to see if I can have the size maximum increased.
Blessing to ya,
June 28th, 2008
Want to see the last exhibition match against Brazil played on June 14,2008? Well, here is your chance. see USA Volleyball play on Sunday June 29 at noon ET MSNBC and on NBCOlympics.com.
We beat Thailand on yesterday in four sets. Should have could have beaten them in three. But to their credit they did play a lot better the third set serving tougher and running more combos. I saw action first, second and fourth sets. I hit 7 of 7 attacking and added four blocks to our victory. Today we have Dominican Republic our NORCECA rival RRRRrrrrr.
June 27th, 2008
Well howdy do…We are already in the second week of Grand Prix. The summer started with an A/B team going to Pan Am Cup in Mexicali who did a great job in qualifying USA for the 2009 Grand Prix. GO USA! Then Brazil arrived in Colorado for three exhibition matches all pre agreed upon that five sets would be played instead of the normal best of five match series. Well the first two matches were thrillers. Those two matches were taken to the fifth set because the sets were tied two all. Brazil (ranked number one in the world) won the first match. While USA (ranked fourth in the world) won the second match. The third and final exhibition match was dominated by the Brazilian. They won four set to our one.
After the first leg of the Grand Prix hosted in Kobe, Japan we finished in a very close second place with Japan finishing third by one point! Turkey had a surprise first place finish thanks to our lost to them in our opening match. I think our team has made some adjustments, and gotten out the first match jitters. I am looking forward to some great matches this week against in Wrocraw, Poland verses Thailand, Dominican Republic and Poland.
OH, oh! two of my friends from the land of Chieri, Italy have come to show their support for me and team USA, Marta and her brother Mattia. So wonderful to see them. It has been two years! Too long! They of course know also Kim Willoughby, Jen Joins, Logan Tom who also played in Chieri, as well as Heather Bown, and Lindsey Berg who have played many years in the Italian League.
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I'm new to this whole shebang. I got dragged into it (everyone in my profession is on it, it'll happen eventually and I found out some even pay for their corespondents to be on Tweet---no joke).
I actually really enjoy being connected with the sports world and things of that nature--a lot more than I thought I would.
Anyone on twitter like this? Or am I the lone idiot who gave in to the newest "thing."
I'm usually 100% ok with anyone knowing my name, but I'd rather be cautious now and not post my Twitter ID since I might be the only moron on it.


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- The candidate lacks one or more of the minimum qualifications for the class;
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- There is a recognized need for a specialized training program in a technical or professional field.
Intern Programs are utilized for those classifications that have an educational, experience, and/or skill requirement. The Intern program allows the University to hire individuals who possess career potential giving an individual an opportunity to receive on-the-job training and or experience.
What are the hiring stipulations for Interns?
An Intern can earn no more than 95% of the base salary for the classification in which they are hired. In addition, they do not accrue seniority until after the completion of the Intern Program and probationary period. Seniority is then retroactive to the date the employee was certified to the classification.
The program length varies depending on the classification and the current qualifications of the applicant. A program is written for a minimum of 3 months and can be a maximum of 24 months; however, certain positions that require special skills may exceed a 24 month period. An Intern employee is entitled to the same insurance, educational, and leave benefits as a status employee.
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Great Lakes' waters steady
Climate alarmists have a new toy with which to play – but it may not be as pleasing as they hope.
The University of Michigan and an independent research group have developed an interactive map designed, according to the Associated Press, "to help local officials in the Great Lakes region deal with climate change."
One concern, of course, is rising water levels in seas, oceans and large inland bodies of water such as the Great Lakes. Climate change alarmists assure us warmer temperatures are melting polar ice, increasing water levels.
Just one problem with that: It isn't happening in the Great Lakes.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has a good tool to measure long-term change in the lakes – water level gauges that have been standardized since 1860.
According to the NOAA, the average level of Lake Erie in 1860 was 174.69 meters. Last year the average was 174.13 meters – slightly lower, but in keeping with long-term trends. The other Great Lakes are similar – slightly lower, not higher, since 1860.
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Park Project
BEMUS POINT – Besides winning prizes for answering trivia questions, Bemus Point Historical Society members also heard about future plans for the two state parks in the south part of the county.
On Tuesday, Kate Gross, Midway and Long Point state parks manager, was the invited guest to speak at the Bemus Point Historical Society Museum, which is located at 13 Alburtus Ave. in Bemus Point. Gross, who has been the parks manager for Midway and Long Point for about two years, said renovations and rehabilitation projects are under way. At Midway, she said a rehabilitation project has started for the 1946 carousel. For the past four years, the carousel has been located outside, but a refurbished carousel will be back home under the roundhouse this season.
"It will be an adventure in May when people step on to the carousel," Gross said.
Midway State Park, located at 4859 state Route 430 in Bemus Point, has been a place of recreation on Chautauqua Lake since 1889, when it opened as a trolley park. It is the 16th oldest continually operating amusement park in the country.
"Midway is an anomaly because it is the only amusement park our state runs," she said.
Gross said work has been done on the train as well, with the engine being refurbished for this upcoming season. The park manager said she is also working on adding pavilions to the park because three have been damaged in recent years.
Gross was asked if any rides will be added to the park. She said the only rides that can be added are those that have been a part of the park in the past to be historically correct. She said the plan might be to rent historic rides to see which ones customers like best before purchasing a permanent historic ride.
The park will open for the season Memorial Day weekend, and will be open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.
At Long Point State Park, Gross said future plans included possibly building an additional pavilion to go with the one already constructed and two gazebos. She said a goal for this year is to add a welcome sign for an entrance to the park and a bench.
"The park has a lot of potential," she said.
The park manager said the park gets plenty of use from snowmobilers and cross-country skiers during the winter. Several running races and cross-country meets are held at the park, as well. She said six fishing tournaments will be held at Long Point, including a New York BASS Chapter Federation Tournament in June.
Even though Gross isn't the park manager for Lake Erie State Park in Brocton, she said the park has more than 90 campsites and several cabins for people looking to spend the night in the great outdoors along the lake.


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Skip to comments.[P]rofessor, 65, 'moonlighted as a transsexual prostitute called Sasha...offering services for $60'
Posted on 06/09/2012 1:20:23 AM PDT by Slings and Arrows
A cross-dressing University of Georgia professor was arrested after he offered his 'services' to an undercover officer in a hotel room while he was dressed as a woman called Sasha.
German professor Max Reinhart, 65, was arrested on Thursday in Gwinnett County, Atlanta, on charges of prostitution and keeping a house of prostitution.
He was dressed in drag and offered 30 minutes of his 'services' for just $60.
He teaches German literature and history at the unviersity, and in particular focuses on the work of 18th-century writer, poet and artist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
His primary areas of research are early modern Germany, and he founded The Conference Group for Interdisciplinary Early Modern German Studies.
Neither Reinhart or university officials were available for comment.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Dr Frank N. Furter has fallen on hard times.
"It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache" . . .
That's 93.8496 Deutschemark. That way the poor dearie doesn't sound so cheap.
Figures that a humanities professor wouldn't understand market forces.
Disturbing is right - 2.9% beer?!
Pride Goethe Before A Fall.
How many nano-seconds passed before the university demanded all students take a class in transsexualism?
Article from the AJC:
Excellent point, lol. When I saw the pic, though, I thought it was a case of "Pride Goth Before A Fall."
After reading the article I suspect that he's not doing it for money.
Dr FrankFurter? Is that his real name???
I'm sure that that was a required course years ago.
Perhaps Frank N Stein would work better.
The $60 is split five ways—$20 to the professor and $10 each to the four guys who have to catch him and hold him down for the customer.
Brain bleach, please.
I am surrised they didn't make him Dean of the University.
His UGA website:
The only service I'd want from him, for $60, is to stay away from me.
ROTF LOL looks like one of my professors who stood for the homo agenda while I was attending college.
HuffPost article:
"Life is a cabaret."
"The $60 is split five ways$20 to the professor and $10 each to the four guys who have to catch him and hold him down for the customer."
There is a slight, but significant error in the above. IMHO, the following more accurately captures the original intent of the sentence under discussion:
"The $60 is split five ways$20 to the professor and $10 each to the four guys who have to catch the customer and hold him down for the professor."
Sorry. It was a bit early in the morning for me. :^)
His latest interest was Goethe and Islam. Interesting.
This guy is both "Frankie and Johnny".
*chuckle* No worries.
Look for his upcoming paper on Afghan dancing boys.
Seriously, he seems like a top-notch scholar. You've got to wonder what he was thinking.
Sounds like a bargain.
He's a co-organizer of an international conference in October 2012 at the U of GA called "Reparative Reasoning: Bridging the East/West Divide in the Philosophy and Poetry of Muhammad Iqbal."
Should be an interesting conference.
Meine Augen! Meine Augen!
This guy has customers? That's scary.
That was so well played, I almost missed the tagline...
Und you vill like it!
Yes, I caught that too. I posted the link to his UGA web page and noticed that, but didn't comment on it. Just chalked it up as "typical Lefty Islam apologist", which I don't understand, but see all the time.
Yikes, my keyboard! At least it was only water ...
That which is seen once, cannot be unseen
Where there is a buyer, there will be a seller.
If he appears as Sasha, yeah, it would liven things up a bit.
Send him to New Paltz NY, there he'll have a cushy kindergarten teacher job waiting for him.
Even more frightening, there are genetically real women in NY that look like that.
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Disorderly Conduct. Warren-based state police reported that at 1 p.m. on April 12, in the parking lot of Value Home Center, Benjamin W. Hittie, 39, was hollering obscenities in a public place and witnesses in the area were concerned.
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Crash-DUI. Warren-based state police reported that at 10:30 a.m. on April 12, in the area of 113 Race St., a two-vehicle crash occurred involving David K. Brown, 59, Russell and Lucas Jacob Baines Wolfgang, 24, Jamestown, N.Y. Brown was traveling east on Race St., when Wolfgang turned out of a driveway, attempting to turn west onto Race St., directly into the path of Brown. Brown impacted Wolfgang in the driver side door, trapping Wolfgang inside the vehicle. Wolfgang was freed from the vehicle and transported to WCA in Jamestown for injuries received in the crash. Brown was uninjured. Upon further investigation, it was suspected that Wolfgang was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash. Police said charges are against Wolfgang, pending the results of a blood alcohol test. Charges will be filed at Magistrate District Justice Bauer's office.


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Is Common Core 'betraying' students?
I was part of a very small group of taxpayers who heard a whitewash presentation about Common Core by a Frewsburg administrator during a morning session last month at Jackson Elementary School.
What gives here? This sounded like a done deal. How could that be, though, since a major school initiative like this never was put before the taxpayers in a public referendum?
My first question concerned cost for implementing Common Core. She responded, "It's free."
Sorry, ma'am, but the article "Districts struggle to purchase materials for Common Core, (April 1) in The Post-Journal had a different take on that point. "It has been found that the funding received by districts implementing these mandates … is being far outpaced by the costs required to do so." Which is the truth? I go with The Post-Journal and past experience; taxpayers are in for a jolt!
Where is the school board's backbone? Why in tarnation is the board handing over its local control to the feds when the Constitution and law are on its side? At a Tea Party meeting, we learned that under the state Constitution and Education Law, the board has power and duty: "to prescribe the course of study by which the pupils of the schools shall be graded and classified"; "to make provision for the instruction of pupils in all subjects in which such instruction is required to be given…."
Meaningful local control, that's what we want.
Just because the commissioner of education and the Board of Regents lost their moral and ethical compass, should Frewsburg's board of education – and all other state school boards – follow sheep-like in betraying children statewide? They decided that money was more important than the minds of children.
Can you think of anything more pathetic than the federal government taking over educating your children? Let's see, where have we seen that done before? Oh, yes, 1930s Germany and the Soviet Union. How did that work out for parents and children? Well, I think we all know the answer to that question.
I urge Frewsburg's Board of Education: Get a backbone. Vote to abolish any involvement with Common Core. The future for our children and for our country depends upon decisions made by lawful, elected, thinking individuals, ones who have researched the long-term negative consequences of turning over their responsibilities to a government hell-bent on controlling what children are taught to think – in other words, mind control.
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USDA Cites University of Utah for AWA Violations
This just in: In response to PETA's undercover investigation of animal experiments at the University of Utah (the U) and the complaint that we filed with U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the U has been cited for nine violations of federal animal protection laws, including the following:
- Causing a kitten to die from dehydration
- Keeping calves restrained for days at a time without the ability to properly stand up or walk
- Failing to provide adequate pain relief to a monkey after surgery
- Failing to properly treat injuries in pigs
- Allowing extreme crowding in guinea pig cages
- Socially isolating a monkey without approval and failing to provide him with proper environmental enrichment
- Performing surgery on a rabbit's eyes without proper approval
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Great work PETA we're right behind you. Exposing the unthinkable creates a chance for change and inspires hope. Thankyou so much x
It is unacceptable! It seems mankind will never learn animals are the real owners of this planet, so we should respect and care about them, not make them suffer on behalf of our own good. I preffer die than use any medical improvement achieve by making animals suffer.Shame on this university! close their doors! murderes!!! Thanks PETA for for being their voice! RK Brazil
These are sick, sadistic people. Why? Why do these "so called humans" get away with this?" What this says about humankind as a whole frightens me . We actually have to fight against this?!!! It took this long to stop it?? Who let this happen? I'd like to know who was the very source, the root, that so called human should be jailed for these crimes. Get to "The root of the problem." Where's all the media?!! Damn, make a fuss, make a world wide headline…
Ba57ards – that's what. Who here has e-mailed them? I have, numerous times! On top of that, the atrocities of the earthly world are not forgotten in the second. These sinners are playing with God.
Hey guys most of you in Utah are Mormons. So please try to behave according to the book of Mormon and not according to none sense. Have respect for life. If you want to experiment on something do it on pedophyles murderers…. Not on innocent creatures!!!! Thanks!!!!!!
The univ of Utah has proved to be living in the dark ages. Bone up. There are alternative methods to animal testing. This cruelty has got to stop. You are now training another generation of students who will become the next group of animal terrorists. This is unacceptable. Close down all animal testing labs and get with the alternative simulator proven methods. shame on U. of Utah.
It is prudent for me to state that the ever satisfying and fulfilling ability of one to munch and crunch a luscious chunk of flowing plump feral brute tissue is mercifully one of the greatest delights of man. When a brute lacks the sociable and reputable ability to converse astutely among its coexistents the only course of action naturally to take would be for it to serve its function in a submissive arrangement therefore through its categorical understanding it warrants fulfilled handling. Rational reflection dictates incompetents assert what they acquire and that which is acquired is to be enjoyed.
The Animal Welfare Act needs to obviously change BIG TIME! Thanks PETA for standing up for those caught up in the inhumanity of those who think only of money to be made don't care about the animals. Keep up the great work PETA!
dont be cruel with animals you are rapers of GodS creation.
To say that scientists don't act this way is the biggest misconception in the world! They do and many times with a selfrighteous air it's amazing to me that there are those who are extremely blind to the fact you know the saying "Don't confuse me with the facts!" CU in Colorado also was convicted of this and when we all found out it changed quite rapidly everything! Thank God! I just wish for one day the abusers would have to undergo 14 of what they put their defenseless animals thru and believe me it would change immediately!!
There are so many sick people in this world that do horrible things to animals. These are the people that are mentally disturbed. .
I am a hunter and i dont even agree with what they are doing there.
this is so sick. what is wrong with people??
It is really hard to watch I do everything I can to help including heating a vegan diet……pls keep up the good PETA I saw in Time Magazine the other day about a Snow Lepoard that died a shock in a cage in Afgan because someone trapped it one of the planet's few remaining regal animals so sad I cried for it.
Once again PETA has done its' job!
this iz so disgusting and a disgrace 2 human race animals have rights
Hello PETA. I apologize my friend Cate M. thought she was sending that message to UTAH and by accident sent it to you. Thank you so much for helping many animals in the world from suffering by animal abuse. We too are trying to make a difference in the world. Keep trying and at some point animal testing will become illegal.
OMG!!! thank you PETA that you are trying to save our animals from suffering due to animal abuse.Tell UTA that they are the most terrible humans that I ever in my whole life heard of and that Everybody in this whole world could never ever forgive them!!!! We are doing a project about how awesome you guise are and how terrible the UTA is to animal torture!!! Ill make an newspsper article about you guise how good you are and how not funny and terrible UTA is!!!
WHAT THE HELL!? Who would do such a terrible thing to innocent living animals? Shouldn't PETA just take prisoners instead of putting them in jail and test on them? They deserve that a lot more than those poor animals. This is what makes me ashamed of being human. Humans are the only species of animals that torture animals in terrible ways. This is not funny at all. It is serious and I hope someone will stop all of this animal testing in the long run.
This is absolutely revolting I'm just in high school but I absolutely disagree with this. I will promise myself and all my friends that I will not go to this school nor let any of my friends go to this school. And the lady at the end? She doesn't really care. If she cared she'd do something about it.
That is horrible
this is disgusting and sick. does they have been punished for this cruelty?????
Letting a kitten die of dehydration? How did this advance science? The U of Utah should hang its head in shame for using animals in this way and for callous disregard of the suffering of animals. Shame shame shame. I'd like to know the Mormon Church's position on this subject.
Alright what kind of people can do this to poor defenseless animals. These people have no souls. Animals value their lives as much as we do. This is completely unacceptable and sick. These animals did nothing to go through the pain and torture just to satisfy peoples wants for meat. I am now a Vegetarian because I believe animals have rights to their lives just like humans do. This is just inhumane for people to do. And I am no longer eating meat for the sake of animals. They deserve to live. The people that do this to them should be treated the exact same way they treat the animals. Abused and Tortured. When people do this to them they can't do anything about it but scream. The shameless people who do this to them DO NOT care one bit for these animals. They are just like us they feel pain they scream too. It is not fair at all. They deserve to live. I think everyone should be a vegetarian to stop this violence. And let the animals live. SHAME ON HUMANITY.


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A: My family and I took a trip to Minneapolis this past summer and we went to Valley Fair, an amusement park. There was this one ride that carried you up to the top of this really, really high tower and you were connected to a bungee swinging rope by your back. My dad, brother, and I decided to all go at once. We were strapped in and then they asked us which one of us wanted to pull the cord and my brother volunteered; I was way too scared to do it. We were pulled to the top, he pulled the cord and we fell straight down. It looked like we were going to hit the ground. I was so scared that I couldn't even scream. At the last second, it swung you up like you were flying. I now know what it feels like to fly like superman! It ended up being so much fun!
Q: Do you cook and/or bake anything? If so, what are your special dishes?
A: I love to make tiramisu! It is my favorite food and can never get enough of it. One time, I was at a hotel and they had a really nice brunch set up and they had plates full of tiramisu and that's all I for breakfast. It was the best breakfast I have ever had.
Q: If you were handed 10 million dollars, what would you splurge on?
A: I would for sure give it to my favorite charity, Made for Shade. That would allow Made for Shade to become a national and more widely spread organization. Made for Shade raises money to build shelters and playground equipment at schools to provide shade where children can safely play out of the sun. They go and teach children about the sun and how it can harm them and how sunscreen can help to prevent skin cancer.
Q: If you could meet one celebrity, who would it be and why?
A: I would like to meet Tiger Woods. I am a golfer on my high school varsity golf team. Tiger has always been a role model when it comes to my golf game. I would love to be able to play with him someday. I would want to ask him how he became involved in golf and when he first became interested in the sport.
Q: What is unique about you (something no other contestant can say about themselves)?
A: I recently got to compete in the largest game of Musical Chairs. A local radio station and furniture store co-sponsored the event in my hometown. There were over 200 people in the game and I made it to the final 15 :-).


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Cash Back and Points: "Cash Back rewards" are the rewards you earn under the program. Cash Back rewards are tracked as points and each $1 in Cash Back rewards earned is equal to 100 points. When you use points to redeem for cash, each point is worth $.01 (one cent), which means that 100 points equals $1. Redemption values for other reward options may vary. You may see "Cash Back" in marketing materials when referring to the rewards you earn. How you can earn points: You'll earn points when you, or an authorized user, use an Ink Cash business card to make purchases of products and services, minus returns or refunds. Buying products and services with your card, in most cases, will count as a purchase; however, the following types of transactions won't count and won't earn points: balance transfers, cash advances, travelers checks, foreign currency, money orders, wire transfers or similar cash-like transactions, lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, race track wagers or similar betting transactions, any checks that access your account, overdraft advances, interest, unauthorized or fraudulent charges, and fees of any kind, including an annual fee, if applicable. 1% Cash Back: You'll earn 1% Cash Back rewards for each $1 spent. 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Employee Cards
If any of your employees are allowed to use your account, they will be authorized users and will have the same charging privileges as you unless you establish individual spending limits for them. You are responsible for any use of your account by you, an authorized user or anyone else that you permit to use your account. You are responsible for repaying all balances on your account. All correspondence, including statements and notifications, will be sent to you. By submitting this request to add a user to your account, you are agreeing the name and address provided are persons with which you have a relationship and are factual. If Chase determines the name and address provided are fraudulent, Chase has the right to close the account.
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Apple® and iPhone® are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store℠ is a service mark of Apple Inc. iPhone: Must download the Ink® App from the App Store℠ and enroll in Chase Online℠. Requires iOS 8 or higher. Android is a trademark of Google, Inc. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions. Android: Must download the Ink® App from the Android Market and enroll in Chase Online. Requires Android 4.0x or higher. The Ink app is only available in English.
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Let your little Indians' imaginations run wild. This enormous 8' tall by 5' square base is large enough to hold an entire tribe! The bright walls feature interesting designs and are made of durable 190T 70 Denier polyester, which allow this tee-pee to be used inside or out! The tie back dual zippered front doors make for an easy access opening and the mesh sky view windows add great ventilation. The Giant Tee-Pee also features a polyester floor for easy clean up and patented shock coded "G3" color-coded poles for simple assembly and extra durability. A tunnel hole with roll away flap provides an extra "secret" entrance for kids to enjoy. The Giant Tee-Pee Play House is a fabulous addition to any toy collection.
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