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Six professors named AAAS Fellows
Six professors in the University of South Carolina's College of Arts and Sciences have been awarded the distinction of AAAS Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The six, who are among this year's 531 members, are Ron Benner, biological sciences; Will Graf, geography; Austin Hughes, biological sciences; James Morris, Baruch Institute and biological sciences; Robert Thunell, earth and ocean sciences; and Hanno zur Loye, chemistry and biochemistry.
Election as a fellow is an honor bestowed upon members by their peers in recognition of their efforts to advance science or its applications that are deemed scientifically or socially distinguished. Carolina's new AAAS members are the only faculty in the state to be so recognized.
"Carolina's faculty has proven in myriad ways its scholarly mettle and commitment to teaching and research," said University President Harris Pastides. "The election of six of our faculty members in one year to the prestigious rank of AAAS fellow is proof positive of the quality of our faculty ranks."
Stephen Kresovich, the University's vice president for research and graduate education, hailed the AAAS recognition as an important step toward building the reputation of Carolina's research and scholarly community.
"National recognition of our faculty's scholarly contributions is an objective measure of the scientific rigor of the University's research enterprise," he said. "These professors have become leaders in their respective fields of inquiry; Carolina is proud to count them as members of its faculty."
Benner was honored for contributions to the field of marine biogeochemistry, especially the processes driving the marine carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus cycles and the critical roles of microorganisms in these processes. He also was recently named an Einstein Professor by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Graf was recognized for advances in physical river sciences and fostering the connection between river science and public policy for river management. He also recently received the Marcus Career Achievement Award from the Association of American Geographers.
Hughes was honored for distinguished contributions in the field of molecular evolution, specifically evolution of gene families and parasites.
Morris was recognized for contributions to marine science and research on effects of sea-level rise on coastal ecosystems, and for service as director of the Baruch Institute for Marine and Coastal Sciences and as a program officer at the National Science Foundation.
Thunell was honored for distinguished contributions to the study of ocean sedimentation, paleoceanography, Quaternary climates, and marine science education.
zur Loye was recognized for distinguished research in the field of crystal growth, particularly for applying high temperature solution routes to growing crystals of platinum group metal containing oxides.
Election of AAAS Fellows began in 1874. This year's fellows will be recognized Feb. 20 during the AAAS annual meeting in San Diego. AAAS, which publishes the journal Science, was founded in 1848 and is the world's largest general scientific society.


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I hate to say this but if Apple don't release a new iPhone or anything that can compete with the Samsung Galaxy S2 then i might just have to switch ....i really dont want to as i have had all the past gen iPhones and now the iPhone 4.....Please Apple let it be somthing magic!!
I have to agree that the wait has been quite a while... still im very excited that there will be a new iphone. We can all speculate day in and out but one thing we know for sure is that apple has made a new handset. Whether it's an iphone 5 that blow's us away or an upgraded version of the current awesome i4, it's still a new handset nonetheless. I am very excited though!
thats what I am saying, I had the 3Gs for so long I got bored and upgraded to an iPhone 4 and that was over a month ago. I am glad I did, I will be able to enjoy my iPhone 4 while the jailbreak tweaks are worked out for the new iPhone(s) then I will buy 2 of them.
Well it definately won't be at the normal location as Oracle Open World takes over the whole of Exhibition centre. I'd rather have waited a couple of months extra to get a phone they've worked out all the bugs for then get one early and have repeat of last year. Saying that financially it will be better to, less to pay out on my iPhone 4.
im sure a new iphone is going to be coming out. if not this would be the only year they didnt and to keep up with the market they have to. plus they dont want the bad press.
My brother jumped ship last year. He is waiting anxiously to be able to switch back to an iPhone (when his contract is over).For you guys with the iPhone4, do you buy a new phones every year?
It has only been 18 months since iPhone 4 came out. You guys are spoiled.
I have to say that a RAM increase over the ip4 is really the only thing on my MUST HAVE list. If it doesn't have that then IMHO it probably won't be worth getting, and instead I'll just grab a cheap (probably refurb'd) iP4 to replace my slow POS 3GS.
That's what I'm saying. If it only has 512MB RAM then I probably won't be getting it since iP4 already has 512.
Man I would love to make the jump from a phone with 256MB to 1GB RAM. That would be awesome.
If you ask me I don't think Apple is behind the curve when it comes to the hardware. It's the software that's somewhat dated. They need to add some cool feature to make them compete with Android phones. I can't wait to see what is in IOS5. But then again I'm not holding my breath either.

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Khloe and Lamar living apart as wedding anniversary looms
(Yahoo!) - Things aren't looking good for Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom.
According to a new report out of People magazine, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star and her troubled NBA player husband appear to be at an impasse in their relationship.
"They're separated for the moment," a source reveals. "Khloé is spending many nights at her mom's house and Lamar is at his place [in] downtown [L.A.]"
"The whole situation is so sad," another friend of the family explains. "She wants to save her marriage, but Lamar doesn't and he's not in his right mind to do so. So what can Khloé do?"
A third source echoes: "I believe Lamar is the one who wants out [of the marriage]. It's not looking good."
On Friday, Lamar was charged with one count of driving under the influence. He faces a maximum sentence of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if he's found guilty.
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"She's done everything she can do to try and help [Lamar] in hopes to save their marriage," one source close to the family says. "It's just heartbreaking. There really is nothing else she can do."
While Odom, 33, continues to live apart from Khloé, she is leaning on her family and friends for support.
"Whatever happens, everyone is behind her," a second source tells omg!. "It's this weird waiting game. No one really knows what is going to happen [with their marriage], but it's hard not to imagine divorce being the only option."
Odom is due in court on September 27 … which just so happens to be his and Khloé's fourth wedding anniversary.
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A's righty makes history, tosses consecutive complete games
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | June 13, 2012 10:30 PM ET
After all, Bush had never sent a starter back out for the ninth in his entire managerial career that spans six teams and stretches back almost a decade.
But when pitching coach Scott Emerson told Oakland's No. 12 prospect to stay loose, he didn't ask any questions.
The 24-year-old surrendered one run on six hits while striking out six batters over nine innings to lead the Triple-A River Cats to a 6-1 victory over the Fresno Grizzlies on Wednesday.
In doing so, he became the first pitcher in the history of the club to throw back-to-back complete games and the first player to toss a nine-inning complete game in Bush's managerial career.
"Darren Bush just told me that in 10 years of managing he has never let anyone come back out for the ninth, so it's pretty cool," Griffin said. "We had a 13-inning game last night that exhausted the bullpen, so I pitched like I knew I was going to have a chance to go deep into the game.
"[After the eighth] when I got to the dugout, I blew past him, hoping I would not get that handshake. Then my pitching coach came up to me and told me I should go and finish the ballgame. It is awesome when any coach has faith in you. It's good to have that encouragement."
Griffin allowed a first-inning run when Gillaspie's one-out triple was followed by Francisco Peguero's RBI groundout. But from there, Griffin found his groove and retired 15 of the next 17 batters he faced.
In the seventh, Griffin surrendered a leadoff double to Brett Pill and he hit Charlie Culberson with a pitch, but he induced an inning-ending ground ball off the bat of Brock Bond to preserve the 5-1 lead.
"That was huge, man," said the California native. "We had [second baseman] Eric Sogard not feeling well, so Grant Green came in from center field to play shortstop. It's been a while since he's played there, maybe 11 months, but he helped turn it beautifully. That made it so I could keep my pitch count down and go into the ninth.
"To be honest, my defense bailed me out. They made some unbelievable plays on balls and they cut balls off in the gap so that people didn't advance. That had a lot to do with it."
Griffin, who allowed two unearned runs on three hits during a seven-inning complete game in Colorado Springs on Friday, relied on his defense a lot.
Selected by Oakland in the 13th round of the 2010 Draft out of the University of San Diego, the 6-foot-5 right-hander induced 14 ground balls and threw 72 of 93 pitches for strikes.
"About three weeks ago, maybe after my third start, I was throwing a bullpen [session] and the manager pulled me aside and said to throw the ball hard down in the zone and stop trying to nibble at the corners," Griffin said. "He told me to make them hit my fastball and pitch them in to make them uncomfortable.
"Tonight I was throwing my fastball, changeup and cutter, then sometimes my slider and curveball. They were all working pretty well. I went out there and attacked the zone and kept them off balance. I just tried to do the best job that I could; it just worked out that I went nine."
Across two levels this year, Griffin is a combined 5-3 with a 2.64 ERA and 82 strikeouts over 88 2/3 innings.
On Wednesday, left fielder Anthony Recker was 3-for-4 with a two-run homer in the win. Designated hitter Stephen Parker and Wes Timmons also homered in the triumph.
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In December 2011, The Hodson Trust awarded $2,004,250 to Washington College to fund scholarships, faculty development, and technological upgrades. The Trust, which benefits four private institutions in Maryland, is Washington College's single largest benefactor and has supported the College for over nine decades.
In announcing receipt of Hodson's generous annual gift, College President Mitchell B. Reiss explained that more than $1 million is earmarked for the Hodson Trust Merit Scholarship Fund, which provides four-year awards to full-time students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, character and citizenship. Sixty-four current Washington College students receive merit scholarships funded by the Trust.
"In this economic climate, these scholarships are vitally important as students and families stretch their resources to meet the cost of a private education," says Reiss. "The Hodson Trust's steadfast support in this area is greatly appreciated."
An additional $44,764 will support ongoing Hodson Trust Star Scholarships for veterans of the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In response to the College's technology needs, The Hodson Trust has earmarked $300,000 to help pay for upgrades in admissions software and website architecture.
The award will also bolster faculty development, a priority traditionally supported by the Hodson Trust. The 2011 gift added $412,500 to the endowment of the Hodson Trust Faculty Development Fund, established last year to fund competitive grants for faculty research, scholarship, seminars and other opportunities for learning and advancement. An additional $37,500 became available to support grant awards in the following year.
"Our gifted faculty, and the myriad ways in which they share their enthusiasm and expertise with our students, is at the heart of our mission," said Reiss. "By empowering the faculty to stay current and engaged in their subject areas, we can continue to inspire our students to pursue their own passions."


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(Los Angeles, CA) -- Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant is done for the season. ESPN says Bryant won't play again this year as he recovers from a knee injury that has sidelined him since mid-December. Bryant has only played in six games this season, averaging just under 14 points with four rebounds and six assists. Bryant signed a two-year contract extension worth 48.5 million dollars that runs through the 2015-2016 season.


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SULTAN — A staged school bus crash is planned in Sultan on Tuesday morning.
Folks in town will see a school bus on its side near the intersection of First Street and Alder Avenue. Lots of emergency vehicles and crews will converge on scene from about 10 a.m. to noon.
The drill, hosted by Snohomish County Fire District 5 and the Sultan School District, is designed to train firefighters and school officials on what to do in the event of a large-scale accident involving children, Sultan Fire Chief Merlin Halverson said.
Some of the activity will be visible to drivers along U.S. 2., he said. Signs will be posted along the highway to remind drivers that what they're seeing is only a drill.
Sultan High School drama students will play the kids on the bus, Snohomish County sheriff's spokeswoman Shari Ireton said. Some of them will use cosmetics to make themselves appear seriously injured.
Firefighters will focus on assessing the injuries and getting aid to those who need it most, Halverson said. School officials will work with staff from Valley General Hospital in tracking injured students.
"The goal for the schools is to be able to identify all the children who were on the bus and where they were transported to," he said.
Some students will be taken to Valley General to assess the hospital's resources for a large influx of emergency patients, Ireton said.
People from the Washington State Patrol and the state Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction are expected to attend and observe, Halverson said.
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The bus that will be used in the drill is a retired vehicle from the Sultan School District, Halverson said. Another retired bus also was used for a recent drill where firefighters practiced cutting into cars to free people trapped inside.
A letter was sent to school district families earlier this week notifying them about the scheduled drill. The letter also was posted to the district's website.
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The percentage of Republican voters in the state has dropped in each of the past 15 years, leaving G.O.P. lawmakers badly outnumbered, but the party sees no need for introspection....
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If after a 5 hour course you are qualified to teach someone to compete at an Olympic level, I would suggest that either I know less about Muay Thai than I thought because it must be piss easy, or...quite simply this is yet another scam.
I may go watch 10 hours of Muay Thai instructionals on Youtube then I could teach world champions instead of just Olympic level...
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You mistaken with getting information.
1- Muaythai going through recognition to be inclided in International Olympic Games - the fact!
2- The course it is introduction to Muaythai with different programmes as Funthaimove.
3- The courses do not make you Olympic coach.
4- If speak about Olympic and if you want to reach Olympic level, you have to start somehow.
Thank you.
So explain what this means?
"A 1 day course, afterwards you will get certificate as Muaythai Tutor recognised by UKMTF"
One session and you state they are capable of teaching? Sorry, thats utter horseshit. Feel free to explain yourself further.
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I know this as I have done it myself whilst is was training for my own fights. I know it's hard to believe that these courses exits but they do and if it bring someone into the sport then so be it.
Are these courses coming to the Northwest?
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"When someone tries to force themselves upon you, then have to impose yourself upon them and doing so, you whooping they ass." - Rampage Jackson
Jesus, I would be horrified to think someone allowed to teach children or even adults in any sport could do so after a single days training... I was not aware of the ABAE doing it, thats scary shit
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RE the boxing tutor one here are the links which gives you some more info on what the course is about and who for.
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"When someone tries to force themselves upon you, then have to impose yourself upon them and doing so, you whooping they ass." - Rampage Jackson
Cheers for the info squire, will have a gander. Agreed if someone has a background in the sport over many years, fair enuogh I suppose, but to offer a certificate to any dick who wants to rock up and throw a kick and punch then decide thats enough to teach....that shit should be banned from being offered.
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I totally agree! When I did it there were 8 people on the course. The majority where personal trainers who wanted to incorporate boxing with their clients and who wanted a certificate to provide legitimacy. There were also a few P.E teachers and myself as someone who trained in Muay Thai and Boxing and wanted to develop further.
As for teaching children you still have to have the usual full CRB check done by the ABAE and use their specific syllabus for teaching with and know the limits of your own knowledge. No sparring can be overseen by just a Boxing Tutor, however a Boxing Tutor can assist with sparring if an ABAE qualified coach is present in an ABAE assessed gym/facility so it is a little stricter than you may think.
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"When someone tries to force themselves upon you, then have to impose yourself upon them and doing so, you whooping they ass." - Rampage Jackson
Maybe I should have made it clearer who this course is aimed at and what it is about. There are quite a few Muaythai fighters who, as they are getting older, are turning their attention to teaching, assisting in a gym, help instructor with managing group etc., but do not have any qualifications to show that they are skilled. This course is intended for those that are already proficient, familiar in the sport.
The qualifications and syllabus have been approved by UKMF and IFMA (International Federation Muaythai Amateur) and show that the person is approved to teach the specific subjects.
These are a non-contact Muaythai intended to be taught to children to introduce them to the sport through fun and games, simply methods.
The courses are taught by a former amateur world cup winner in Muaythai
Anyone registering for a course has to provide details of their experience and whether or not they already hold an Enhanced CRB check ( now called DBS ) allowing them to work with children.
Any dick, as you put it, wouldn't be accepted on the course, they have to show that they know what they are doing before being shown how to pass that knowledge onto others.
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First things first: I lied. In my last blog item, I said that I wasn't going back to Linux World on Wednesday after a long, hard and profitable Tuesday. But with both San Francisco — the world's greatest city — and Linux World being a two-edged bulb drawing this moth to its luminescence, I put aside home projects (remember the project having to do with rearranging the living room? Working on it . . .) and went back for another day.
Fortunately, I had my swag limiter on and didn't end up with further arm injury. I know the stuff is free and I know that companies love to give the stuff away, but — hey — how many can insulators can you really use?
Let's talk hardware: Something that I am woefully deficient in — both physically and mentally — is hardware. We don't cover it enough at Open Source Reporter, and we plan to change that and increase our coverage. Without the hardware, the software isn't worth much, now is it?
I spent the better part of the day getting schooled by some of the hardware manufacturers at the show; mostly by Fujitsu, which has a great selection and had very knowledgeable people working the show. Very patient people, too, because I think I should have won prizes — more T-shirts — for "dumbest questions of the show."
Readers will be seeing more about hardware in OSR in the coming months — partially behind this effort, needless to say, is prodding hardware manufacturers to ideally open up their drivers to accommodate GNU/Linux or, at least, to get them to develop drivers if they don't want to share the code — and we will devote a section to it in the print publication in January.
Creative Commons / Free Software Foundation / Electronic Frontier Foundation: You guys did a great job at the show, with CC providing the Fedora disks, FSF providing (as always) great information and some very cool stickers (thanks for the GNUs) and EFF having probably the best "join us" offer — a "SWAT-team" like cap in black with a stark EFF in white on the front. It's great to work with and support these groups solely for the vital work they do; their swag is just icing on the cake.
They Might Be Giants: I got to see the San Francisco Giants game on Monday night against the Washington Nationals, hoping Barry would swing into history that evening. But it was not to be. However, I did see a great extra-inning game that the Giants uncharacteristically won. And Barry now holds the record anyway thanks to Tuesday's swat, and the Giants are still numero uno in these parts, National League West standings be damned.
More to follow — with the exception of the Giants — on the pages of OSR and in this blog.
And as Helios likes to say: All-righty then.
(Larry Cafiero, editor/publisher of Open Source Reporter, is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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FOX News Sunday's Wallace allowed McCain to continue to mislead about Social Security
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FOX News Sunday host Chris Wallace failed to correct Senator John McCain (R-AZ), who argued for partially privatizing Social Security on February 27 by falsely claiming that "[t]here's not going to be the same benefits 30 years from now or 20 years from now for working Americans." This is the second time McCain's false assertions about Social Security have gone uncorrected on the air by his hosts.
As Media Matters for America has previously noted, the 2004 report of the Social Security trustees states that Social Security would be able to pay retirees their full benefits under current law for another 37 years, or until 2042. According to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, the current system would pay out full benefits for another 47 years, or until 2052.
From the February 27 edition of FOX Broadcasting Company's FOX News Sunday:
WALLACE: What are you hearing from your constituents about Social Security reform? Has the president made his case for personal accounts, both the cost and the risk?
MCCAIN: I think he's made the case. I think my constituents want us to sit down together and stop demagoguing the issue. I think that the Democrats owe it to us to stop demagoguing and sit down and seriously negotiate.
There's not going to be the same benefits 30 years from now or 20 years from now for working Americans, and we better sit down and work together and come to an agreement.
WALLACE: Now, there are some reports today that congressional Republicans who were home for the recess now, having heard from their constituents, feel that the president may have to scale back on his Social Security reforms. Are we at that point?
Wallace himself undoubtedly knows the truth about Social Security's long-term finances. On January 16, Wallace aggressively corrected counselor to President Bush Dan Bartlett when Bartlett began arguing that the system faced an imminent crisis:
BARTLETT: The fact of the matter is that when you take the Social Security system as it is, this is a mathematical issue, not an ideological issue. In 1950, there were about 16 workers --
WALLACE: Let me just interrupt, because I know the fact that there were 14 workers for every person when it was first -- the fact is that in 2042, if you did absolutely nothing to the system, it wouldn't be broke. It wouldn't be bankrupt. In fact, there would be a problem, but you would be able to still pay about three-quarters of everybody's guaranteed benefits.
Media Matters for America has documented a previous occasion in which NBC anchor Brian Williams failed to correct McCain when he made a similar false assertion -- that the Social Security trust fund will have "no money at all left" in 15 years -- in an interview following President Bush's February 2 State of the Union address.
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by juck, Nov 10, 2012.
I got the Packers beating them for some nice cash.
Cowboys over Steelers.
Giants over Broncos.
Packers over Patriots.
I think its gonna be Chicago and Houston.
Stealers against Giants. :ralph:
Giants win another.
Broncos over Giants
Bears over Broncos
....they're playing right now in a preview: Houston wins tonight but Bears win S.Bowl: I think
Texans over seahawks
Saints over texans
Broncos over saints
I predict that 2 teams that absolutely no one is giving any shot of actually making it will be the two teams in the Superbowl.
It'll be two teams that are playing good but under the radar that make it and not any of these flashy picks that everyone is on for right now.
NFC over AFC
No offense but I hope someone else gets your nice cash.
Browns over Vikings
Some many of these predictions make me want to vomit.
I think the only one I can stomach is the Browns over Vikings (wherever that came from).
Falcons over the Texans.
The 6-10 giants will beat the 15-1 Texans in the Super Bowl. You can take that to the bank.


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Professor Aaronson has authored or co-authored eight books and monographs and numerous articles on topics such as crime victims' rights and remedies, criminal jury instructions, cross-racial eye witness identification, the insanity defense, the death penalty, and police discretion and public policy. He authored Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary (MCJIC) in 1975, Maryland's first book of criminal pattern jury instructions. The second edition was published in 1988. The two volume third edition, was published in 2009 and supplemented annually. Starting with the 2014-2015 edition, MCJIC is published annually in a multi-volume soft bound set. See www.lexisnexis.com/MDRULE. This work includes more than 270 jury instructions and detailed commentary on Maryland criminal law, aspects of criminal procedure and evidence, and applicable U.S. Supreme Court decisions. It has been in cited by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Maryland Court of Appeals, and the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
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There are no classes currently associated with this professor.
Areas of Specialization
- Criminal Law
- Evidence
- Trial Advocacy
- Criminal Procedure
Degrees & Universities
- Ph.D., George Washington University 1970 (economics)
- LL.M., Georgetown University Law Center 1965
- LL.B., Harvard Law School 1964
- M.A., George Washington University 1964
- B.A., George Washington University 1961
Selected Publications
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary (2016 ed., Lexis-Nexis forthcoming Spring 2016).
- David Aaronson & Julia Fox, Mistaken Eyewitness Identifications in Maryland, 48 Md. B.J. 26 (July/Aug. 2015).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary (2014-15 ed., Lexis-Nexis 2015).
- David Aaronson & Sydney Patterson, Modernizing Jury Instructions in the Age of Social Media, 27 ABA Crim. Just. 4 (Winter 2013).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary, 2013 Cumulative Supplement (3d. ed., Lexis-Nexis 2009).
- David Aaronson, Contributing Author, Maryland's Death Penalty: Still Here, Still Unfair. More Arbitrary and Costly, MD CASE – Maryland Citizens Against State Executions (prepared for members of the Maryland State General Assembly) (2012).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary, 2012 Cumulative Supplement (3d. ed., Lexis-Nexis 2009).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary, 2011 Cumulative Supplement (3d ed., Lexis-Nexis 2009).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary, 2010 Cumulative Supplement (3d. ed., Lexis-Nexis 2009).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary (3d. ed., Lexis-Nexis 2009).
- David Aaronson, Proposed Maryland Jury Instruction on Cross-Racial Identification, 3 Crim. L. Br. 2 (Spring 2008).
- David Aaronson, New Rights and Remedies: The Federal Crime Victims' Rights Act of 2004, 28 Pace L. Rev. 623 (2008).
- David Aaronson, Cross-Racial Identification of Defendants in Criminal Cases: A Proposed Model Jury Instruction, 23 Crim. Just. 4 (2008).
- David Aaronson, Elizabeth I. Boals, & Anthony C. Morella, Reflections: The Honorable Irma S. Raker – Judge, Teacher and Role Model, 57 Am. U. L. Rev. 1563 (2008).
More Publications...
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Jury Instructions and Commentary (2d ed., Michie Co. 1988).
- David Aaronson & R. Simon, The Defense of Insanity: A Critical Assessment of Law and Policy in the Post-Hinckley Era (Praeger Books 1988).
- David Aaronson, C.T. Dienes, & M.C. Musheno, Public Policy and Police Discretion: Processes of Decriminalization (The Clark Boardman Company 1984).
- David Aaronson, C.T. Dienes, & M.C. Musheno, Decriminalization of Public Drunkeness: Tracing the Implementation of a Public Policy (U.S. Govt. Printing Off. 1982).
- David Aaronson, N. Kittrie, & D. Saari, Alternatives to Conventional Criminal Adjudication: Guidebook for Planners and Practitioners (U.S. Govt. Printing Off. 1977).
- David Aaronson, B. Hoff, P. Jazi, N. Kittire, & D. Saari, The New Justice: Alternatives to Conventional Criminal Adjudication (U.S. Govt. Printing Off. 1977).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Criminal Justice Clinic Trial Practice Manual (American University Law School, Georgetown University Law School 1973).
Other Publications
- David Aaronson, Helping Jurors to Make Sense of Expert Testimony, Am. Inquiry 4 (Fall 1989).
- David Aaronson & R. Simon, The Defense of Insanity, in Controversial Issues in Crime and Justice (Hirschi & Scott, eds., Sage Publications 1988).
- David Aaronson, The Insanity Defense: Law and Policy, Proceedings of the Judicial Conference of the District of Columbia Circuit, 111 Fed. R. Dec. 221 (1986).
- David Aaronson, Maryland Responds to the Hinckley Case: Changes in the Insanity Defense, 19 Md. B. J. 33 (Jan. 1985).
- David Aaronson, C.T. Dienes, & M.C. Musheno, Street Level Law: Public Policy and Police Discretion in Decriminalizing Public Drunkenness, 25 Am. Behavioral Sci. 3375 (Sept./Oct. 1981).
- David Aaronson, Improving Police Discretion: Rationality in Handling Public Inebriates: Part II, 30 Admin. L. Rev. 93 (1978).
- David Aaronson, C.T. Dienes, & M.C. Musheno, Changing the Public Drunkeness Laws: The Impact of Decriminalization, 12 L. & Socy. Rev. 405 (1978).
- David Aaronson, Improving Police Discretion: Rationality in Handling Public Inebriates: Part I, 29 Admin. L. Rev. 447 (1977).
- David Aaronson, Policing Public Inebriates in Decriminalized Cities: A Summary of Methods and Findings, 6 Contemp. Drug Probs. 207 (1977).
- David Aaronson & J. Sweeny, Criminal Law Reform in the District of Columbia: An Assessment of Needs and Directions, 24 Am. U. L. Rev. 207 (1975).
- David Aaronson & R. Wallace, A Reconsideration of the Fourth Amendment's Doctrine of Search Incident to Arrest, 64 Geo. L.J. 3353 (1975).
- David Aaronson, A Legislative History of the Property Rights in Inventions Provisions of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, in An Evaluation of the Patent Polices of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (United States Government Printing Office 1966).
Selected Presentations
- David Aaronson, Presentation, Testimony in Support of HB 1075 to Repeal the Death Penalty (Maryland General Assembly, House of Delegates, Judiciary Committee, Annapolis, Md., Mar. 2011).


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Remember that we're aiming for a smaller speaking pool this time around, and you'll be likely asked for involvement twice, if not three times or more, during the weekend conference. Think talks, panels, discussion groups, etc. Keep an open mind–and get ready to talk.
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Set in Glasgow; Tynemouth and Australia - it tells of a merchant seaman who is estranged from his wife and two sons after their divorce in 1908. His wife Edna moves to Glasgow where she brings up her two children in the Gorbals a notorious slum. Her son Allan is killed during the war but Robert fails a medical and works as a shipyard welder. he meets Patricia and they get married. They have two sons Robert Jr and James. they go to live in the newly built Red Road Tower Block. Robert receives a phone call telling him that his father has died and that he must go to London where the will is to be read. He is left a key to a safe deposit box and the deeds to a house in Tynemouth. what he reads in the letter will take him and his two sons halfway across the world on an adventure. McCreadies Gold is definitely one to read.
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alright, I've been googling this all day, and I haven't found a solution. I've tried what a lot of other threads/sites recommended but I can't get wireshark to properly capture.
I'm running BT in a VMWare machine inside of windows 7. I can get linux to recognize the adapter and I was able to use airmon-ng to get the adapter running in monitor mode. Wireshark detects the adapter as eth0 and not wlan0 or mon0, which might be wrong? i'm a newb, so i don't know. anyway, i can see my traffic fine, but i can't see anyone else's traffic, even though wireshark is capturing in promiscuous mode and the adapter is running in monitor mode.
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Aside from philosophical arguments, it seems to me that technically, many devices could be easily supported by the kernel. As someone pointed out (sorry, deleted the mail), other than the dev_get_by[index/name], there is one other place, in the IP stack, that ***may*** be called often that walks the device list. 1) So, if we optimize the dev_get_by_name with some sort of hash or tree, getting the performance to at least 0(log(N)), where N is the number of devices, then that should satisfy dev_get_by_name(). 2) Optimize the dev_get_by_index the same way (If I do it, I'll probably try to write some sort of self-adjusting hash table like thing.) A tree should work just as well. For extra flexibility, if a hashtable is used, then there can be compile time hints given to size the hash, or we could allow setting it through either IOCTLs or the procfs. 3) Investigate the linear walk in IP land. One thing I didn't bring up before: If the IP code needs to walk all 'routable things', then even if VLANs are not devices, this code will probably need to walk them. Either way, we need to investigate this, and optimize it if it proves to be called often, and is possible to optimize. TODO: Find what this method was so we can track it down. If these three changes were made, does anyone see any reason to exclude them from the kernel? Does anyone know of any other performance bottlenecks? Any volunteers? I will do it eventually if no one else does it, but it may be a week or three before I get the time... Enjoy, Ben -- Ben Greear (greearb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) http://www.candelatech.com Author of ScryMUD: scry.wanfear.com 4444 (Released under GPL) http://scry.wanfear.com http://scry.wanfear.com/~greear
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Admission: Free. All are welcome.
Description: Dancing with Life, Death & Beyond is a five-week course engaging participants on many levels. Its purpose is to help people change their relationship to death from fearful to one of grateful acceptance.
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Session I (Oct. 15): Why Death? – With the wisdom of folktales as the entry point, people begin to explore the very basis of how life and death engage in their never-ending dance here on Earth. They open new doors by asking questions such as: What brings me here? How am I living my life? What do I care about most? Why? What do I fear most? Why?
Session II (Oct. 22): Balancing Life & Death – Continuing the inquiry, people allow folktales to guide them toward an awareness and appreciation of the myriad ways life and death are interconnected and balance one another. People explore the concept of death being their birthright, rather than their enemy, applying that idea to their personal situations.
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Years ago and on assignment, I spent four hours in a borrowed beard and suit listening to the demands of children and parents in a line that stretched 50 yards and around a corner.
It was exhausting. And painful. Hours of hysterical or catatonic children trampling Santa's tender bits takes a lot of the joy out of the season.
To get even, I told every little child I would bring them exactly what they wanted for Christmas except for the kid who wanted a real grizzly bear.
Me: "What the h…why do you want a bear?"
Kid: "To eat teasers at my school."
That made perfect sense to me. If I could have gotten the kid a bear myself, I would have.
I made sure the parents of other kids heard me when I said, "OK, Billy. There will be a motorcycle under the tree when you wake up. Ho, Ho."
Later I found out that as a "pretend" Santa, I wasn't supposed to promise the kids anything specific. It could set them up for major disappointment Christmas morning.
But it made the kids happy. Not the parents, though. Judging from the annoyed looks they shot me as they led their giddy kids away, Christmas had just gotten a lot more expensive.
If case you don't know it, that Santa thing was part of stage three in the natural progression of my personal Claus.
According to a list sent by a reader, there are four stages of Santa Claus in a guy's life. Here they are in order:
1. You believe in Santa Claus.
2. You don't believe in Santa Claus.
3. You are Santa Claus.
4. You look like Santa Claus.
Practically everyone remembers Stage 1, that magical time when anything was possible for Christmas if you could just be good for a few days.
By the time I was 9, I had Santa figured for either a liar or an idiot. I was bad and I still got stuff. That's when I started getting suspicious. And that's when I graduated to Stage 2.
Stage 2 was the most depressing. If Santa wasn't real, what else wasn't real? I became suspicious of everything I was told was real but hadn't yet seen for myself: Sasquatch, Disneyland, gravity, etc.
Then I got married and went immediately to Stage Three. This is the best stage of Claus. You're the one controlling the magic then. I loved getting my daughters what they wanted for Christmas. It was Christmas my way.
"You better be good because Santa is watching" was never heard at our house. My girls grew up with a greater Christmas imperative. "We better be good else Dad will shoot Rudolf." They knew I'd do it, too.
I've reached the final stage. My girls have kids of their own.
If I haven't shaved for a while, other people's kids sometimes give me double-takes in the store. They're still in the first stage, and I can see them wondering in awe: "Wow, Santa sure has let himself go."
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Our visit to Brookside Gardens in Wheaton, Maryland was a memorable one. Although we left the University of Delaware at the bright and cheery hour of 7 a.m., it was well worth it! Upon our arrival, we were greeted enthusiastically by the Director, Stephanie Oberle. Stephanie has spent many years at Brookside including time as a young girl growing up nearby, as a volunteer in high school, an undergraduate intern, AND as a graduate student in the Longwood Graduate Program! She oversees Brookside, an institution that functions within an organizational structure that is quite unlike its peers, which includes being part of a larger municipal government hierarchy.
This year and continuing over the next three years, Brookside's theme will focus on edible plants. One of their challenges is finding appropriate plant material for displays. In general, vegetables and other edible plants are bred for high yield with little thought to aesthetics. Crop plants also incur more labor than ornamental plants, and some crops need to be harvested up to 3 times a week! Jim Deramus, a horticulturist at Brookside, has enthusiastically taken on these challenges. Besides handling all the maintenance and harvesting of the edible plants, he sends many crops to the local food bank to feed the homeless. Some of the plantings included okra, swiss chard, rice, and sorghum. The Fellows especially enjoyed the display of purple tomatillos, although one would argue this was because we were able to sample them; so tasty! However, Brookside also provided experiences beyond our palate.
We discovered that the butterfly house and show was more than a destination for kids or families, but for big kids too! (a.k.a. Longwood Graduate Fellows). This show is one of Brookside's main revenue streams, attracting an average of 50,000 paid visitors a year. It is remarkable that the butterfly exhibit utilizes half of the entire volunteer workforce in the Parks Department for the whole county. It's extremely popular! With specimens from North American, African, and Asian continents, there truly are butterflies for everyone.
Visiting Brookside on August 12 was a unique experience in light of some recent extreme weather. Just days before our arrival, a 'microblast' rain storm hit Brookside, dumping so much rain that water ran 10' above the sides of the large creek bed that runs along the gardens! The most visible damage was seen from the boardwalk that runs alongside the creek and, in total, they lost 12 large shade trees. Even though the damage may seem discouraging, Stephanie and the team are seeking out learning opportunities for guests, such as leaving an uprooted tree where it landed to illustrate root systems.
Ironically, after all the adverse weather, it should be noted that Brookside DOES have a rain garden! Stephanie mentioned that one of their main goals was to show the public you can have an aesthetically pleasing rain garden; it doesn't have to look like 'a weed patch' to be fully functional. Although it is a demonstration garden, it also serves as a barrier between their conservatory and an area that tends to have flash runoff.
But at the end of the day, it was obvious amongst our group that the most valuable time at Brookside was in discussions with the team. It's fitting that such a dynamic garden would have such a fantastic group of staff!


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How do I modify this piece of code to make the #child_menu linger for a few seconds before it disappears?
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#parent_menu').mouseover(function() {
$('#child_menu').mouseout(function() {
Thanks in advance.
Potentially with the delay() method, assuming that you also modify hide/slow to be 'fast' or 'slow' or some other time indicator.
There is also a good plugin called "hoverIntent" that might just do exactly what you need. (http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html)
The basic premise of hoverIntent is that it does not trigger the over method unless you are still hovering over the item after a specified time and that it does not immediately call the out method until a specific time, which would allow accidental mouse-offs to be ignored.
To build something like that yourself would be pretty trivial, you would need to keep track of the current hover state, and only trigger the over / out callbacks if after the specified timeout the hover state is still over or out.
In pseudo code:
var hovering = false
element.mouseover = function() {
hovering = true
after 300 ms timeout {
check that hovering is true {
then execute necessary code
element.mouseout = function() {
hovering = false
after 300 ms timeout {
check that hovering is false {
then execute necessary code
Thanks for the tips.
I found my way to this page and ended up using it: http://docs.jquery.com/Cookbook/wait
One more question (hope you guys won't mind)...
Is there a way to have a piece of code like this where XXX represents a numeric value.
$('#button-XXX').click(function() {
Since I have several #button and #popup on one page, I think I have to define each one in the jquery code like this:
$('#button-1').click(function() {
$('#button-2').click(function() {
// --- and so on ---
I was hoping there was a way to have a shorter way of doing this.
Thanks again for any help you kind folks might send my way.
Go to the jQuery docs page on selectors and you wills see that there are some there that can help you.
Specifically, the attribute starts with selector.
For example:
$('[id^="button-"]').click(function() {
var index = /\\d/.exec(this.id)[0];
$('#popup-' + index).show();
$('[id^="button-"]').click(function() {
$('#' + this.id.replace('button', 'popup')).show();
Thanks for the links and sample codes, Paul. I'll give those a try.
Your second code snippet worked like a charm.
I have a follow-up question. As described above, I have several "buttons" that trigger open a respective DIV to appear when clicked. So button-1 triggers popup-1, button-2 triggers popup-2, and so on.
I have added a "hide" button to replace the original button when it triggers its popup DIV. That way, I can use the "hide" button to close the DIV again.
Now I'm trying to figure out a way for there to be only one popup DIV open at a given time. So when I click button-1 and it opens popup-1, clicking button-2 should close popup-1 as it opens popup-2.
The buttons are each housed in their own DIVs. I tried $("#"+divname).show("slow").siblings().hide("slow"); but it only hid the elements that were inside the same DIV as the button that called it.
Any ideas how I might be able to accomplish this?
Thanks again.
Btw, this is the code I'm using now:
$('[id^="button-"]').click(function() {
$('#' + this.id.replace('button-', 'popup-')).show("slow");
$('#' + this.id.replace('button-', 'button-')).hide();
$('#' + this.id.replace('button-', 'hide-button-')).show();
$('[id^="hide-button-"]').click(function() {
$('#' + this.id.replace('hide-button-', 'popup-')).hide("slow");
$('#' + this.id.replace('hide-button-', 'hide-button-')).hide();
$('#' + this.id.replace('hide-button-', 'button-')).show();
The standard way of doing that is to first hide all of them, and then to show only the one that should be open.
// now that they're all hidden, open a popup here
That's actually what I've done. However, clicking a new button to open a new DIV doesn't close the one that's already open. I have to click the button associated with the first DIV to close it. I was hoping that ALL buttons would do 2 things: (1) open the DIV they are assigned to; and (2) close all other DIVs that may be open.
Do things the other way around and they are easier to achieve.First close all of the popup divs, and then open only the div that its assigned to.
Not sure I follow.
All the popup DIV have display: none so they are not seen initially.
How do I close all popup DIVs from any button?
Sorry for these barrage of questions, but as you cantell, I'm new at this
Thanks again, Paul. Appreciate your help.
Yes, and that is not the problem being solved. The problem being solved is how to close open popups before showing the one that was clicked on.
Example code for closing all popup divs is shown in post #9
I see... that makes a lot of sense
Thanks, Paul.
Paul - just to let you know, your suggestion worked.
Thanks so much.


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Brad Paisley is demonstrating that he's "got talent" by introducing his new single. The country star debuted "I Can't Change The World" as a guest performer on Wednesday's episode of NBC's "America's Got Talent." The singer put his vocal skills on display in giving the song a powerful finish.
The show also featured a performance from R&B star Robin Thicke, who sang the chart-topping title track to his new album, "Blurred Lines," while four acts advanced to the semifinals.
Country singer Marty Brown pulled off a surprise victory even he admitted he didn't deserve following his less than impressive performance of Shania Twain's "You're Still The One" on Tuesday.
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REDLANDS - Tom Atchley, a retired teacher from Redlands High School, has come to be known as the town historian.
The Daily Facts interviewed him for our 125th anniversary of Redlands video series. He was so chock full of interesting facts about Redlands, and stories from the city's history, that the interview went almost three times longer than the others had taken.
This week's video is more than 45 minutes long.
This legacy for Atchley began during a college project, when he had to read early editions of the Citrograph, a newspaper in town a century ago. He indexed and organized the articles.
After the project, he kept going, folding the Redlands Daily Facts into his research and ending up with a full and illustrated documentation of Redlands and surrounding areas.
We filmed on one of the stone bridges at Sylvan Park that goes over the Zanja, which proper Redlanders pronounce "Sanky." Atchley has written a book on that irrigation ditch. He said people are right when they say it was built by an Indian tribe, but the rumor that they used shoulder blades from oxen for lack of tools is false. They used shovels, purchased right here in the Inland Empire.
He told us Sylvan Park was originally the Lugonia Heights Dump. Those rolling hills? Trash with lawn on top. In order to turn it into a park, the Redlands High School classes of 1910-15 were commissioned with planting trees, one per graduate, as a senior project. Each graduating class had about 20 students. The south side of Sylvan was designed as a campground for transients heading to the mountains.
Atchley said the whole town was called Lugonia for a time, named after the Lugo family, who were among the founders of this community.
He talked about Sarah Morey, for whom the Morey House was built, and her role in bringing the orange industry to Redlands. The Redlands district had 26 packinghouses. We were the naval orange capital of the world.
Because of a national tariff passed by then-Sen. William McKinley, the price of oranges was high and Redlanders became wealthy. When then-President McKinley visited Redlands in 1901, the streets were covered in rose petals.
In the five years it took for the orange trees to grow a harvestable crop, Redlands exported celery.
The 1913 freeze here, Atchley said, was worse than the Great Depression. We not only lost the orange crops, but snow birds opted not to winter here.
Atchley said there used to be three train tracks and stations in town. The surviving one, running through the Santa Fe Depot on Orange Street, was accompanied by the two that were taken out: the Dinky and the Southern Pacific.
He talked about how JDB Stillman was Leland Stanford's physician. In the 1880s he bought land and planted a vineyard and started a winery where the University of Redlands now stands.
And he talked about the fascination Redlanders have with our old houses. His presentation, originally including 80 houses and their history, has grown to 5,000 homes. Knob-and-tube wiring and Redlands rats have caused the loss of many of these Victorians, because of fire.
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Most recipes call for greasing the pan before baking in it. To do this, you can either spray the pan with vegetable pan spray, brushing on Cake Release or spreading a thin layer of solid vegetable shortening onto the pan. It's best not to use butter or margarine, as these burn much more quickly than the spray or shortening.


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Windy weather is expected in foothill areas and below the Cajon and San Gorgonio passes through Tuesday.
The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for the Inland Empire to last until 7 p.m. tonight, but forecasters say gusty winds could continue the next few days.
Wind gusts reaching 26 mph were reported in Devore at 7:10 a.m. this morning and 34 mph gusts were reported at 7:16 a.m. in Beaumont, weather service officials said.
Sunny, clear weather is expected through the weekend, with temperatures in the low to mid 70s.
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PARAMOUNT - The search continued Friday for one member of the "Market Duo" robbers wanted in connection with a string of Orange County bank holdups, including one in Seal Beach, officials said.
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The "Market Duo" bandits earned the nickname because they targeted bank branches in grocery stores.
The two suspects allegedly held up the Wells Fargo branch inside a Stater Bros. grocery in Placentia about 2:15 p.m. Thursday, Loomis said.
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Student work opportunities are often available at Morris Library for SIUC students. Applications are accepted throughout the year.
Current Student Employment Opportunities
- General Student Work positions (continuously taking applications)
- Graphic Design Student Work positions (currently taking applications)
- Circulation Desk Student Work positions (currently taking applications)
- Search online for student employment opportunities at the Financial Aid website by selecting "Library Affairs" from the Department drop-down menu.
- Be enrolled at SIUC for the required number of credit hours listed in the Student Employment Handbook.
- Meet the experience and skills requirements (if any) listed in the position description.
- Hours vary depending on the position.
- Work shifts are available seven days a week between 7:30am and midnight.
Tips for Applicants
- Please note on your application all hours you are available to work.
- Effective time management skills, dependability, accuracy, and a strong service orientation are important for all positions in Library Affairs.
- Typing skills or computing / technology experience are required for some positions.
- Foreign language abilities are preferred for some student positions.
- Including previous employment and volunteer experience on the application is very helpful.
- Resumes may be attached to application forms.
Availability of Positions
- Most positions are filled during the first three weeks of the Fall semester.
- Additional hiring occurs on an "as needed" basis throughout the year.
- Applications are accepted even if there are no open positions.
- Applications will be kept on file for the semester in which they are received.
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- Please pick up an application at the first floor Information Desk or the library Administrative Office on the second floor or email the Administrative Office at email@example.com.
- Download and fill out a Microsoft Word-format application.
- Your completed application should be printed and sent either by campus or U.S. mail to the address listed below, hand-delivered to the Library Affairs Administrative Office in Morris Library Room 290 on the 2nd floor, or sent via email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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