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The Early Years of Talk Radio: WJAG, Norfolk, Nebraska · Mark Smith and Larry Walklin
The history of radio broadcasting reflects a rich variety of talk shows distributed by national networks and produced by local stations. One pioneer talk radio show began
as a live street broadcast on a Nebraska station.
Eugene (Gene) Huse, publisher of the Norfolk (Nebraska) Daily News, experimented with radio before World War I, and founded WJAG in 1922. The station's first announcer, Karl Stefan, built on Huse's broadcast vision of localism and community service. Stefan's engaging personality on popular local news and talk programs boosted not only the station's notoriety but also Stefan's election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1934.
Before entering public service, Stefan created a program called Voice of the Street and served as its initial host. His successor, Arthur (Art) Thomas, overhauled the format just after the outbreak of World War II. Controversial Voice topics jeopardized WJAG's license renewal in the 1940s and likely impacted the physical health of Thomas; however, his talk show strategies remained intact decades after his departure.
The Huse Publishing Company received a Limited Commercial, Land Radio Station license for WJAG on July 27, 1922. The Huse family, sole publisher of the News since 1888, thus has the longest broadcast claim in Nebraska.
Publisher Gene Huse envisioned the new medium of radio as an ancillary service for the well-established News print operation. In its earliest days, Huse dubbed his broadcast facility the "Norfolk Daily News Radio Station." WJAG promoted the News, and the latter also served as an advocate for its new media partner. In January 1924, the News began to promote WJAG with a column entitled "Radio Flashes." Published Monday through Saturday,
"Flashes" publicized station programming, reception tips for WJAG listeners, and correspondence from the "radio family."
The most notable voice behind the WJAG microphone throughout the 1920s and early 1930s, Karl Stefan, joined the News in 1909 as a telegrapher for the Associated Press. On September 13, 1922, WJAG's first day of regularly scheduled programming, Stefan announced the settlement of a nationwide railroad strike. Stefan departed the News city editor's desk in September 1924 to purchase a Norfolk cigar store and magazine distributorship, but continued on the air at WJAG. Stefan not only served as announcer, but also created local radio programming that endured years after his departure from broadcasting. The noon news report-the foundation of WJAG programming-featured news, bulletins, farm markets, weather, a hospital report, and area births. Stefan strengthened his ties with northeast Nebraska listeners through the creation of the WJAG Radio Family. He invited the audience to join him around a mythical table each noon hour and by 1932 nearly 100,000 listeners had contacted the station for memberships. Through the creation of familial and social titles Stefan communicated with listeners individually: father, mother, banker, baseball fan, and crippled girl, to name a few.
Robert E. (Bob) Thomas, a longtime Norfolk resident who became WJAG manager in 1951, observed Stefan's growing popularity firsthand. According to Thomas, Stefan forged a special bond with listeners through his ability to speak with them one-on-one. Stefan connected with listeners, frequently by name, with a buoyant, homespun announcing style embedded in a German accent. On a typical WJAG broadcast he reminded a local farmer, Sam Kent, the current price of hogs would "make everything alright." Born in Bohemia and fluent in several tongues, Stefan deviated from English to connect with local immigrants. A frequent birthday message broadcast to listeners in both German and Bohemian reminded listeners, "I am wishing that you will live as many years as the fox has hairs on his tail."
With the deepening Depression, radio provided affordable access to news and entertainment. Carrying considerable clout with listeners, Stefan proposed to the station manager, Art Thomas, a new type of talk show that moved the announcer out of the studio and onto the sidewalks of Norfolk Avenue. Thomas agreed to provide the audio hardware and broadcast the Voice of the Street, hosted by Stefan. The program featured live interviews with pedestrians in downtown Norfolk, which were fed to the WJAG studios nearby. Although he requested no additional compensation, Street interviews with passersby in front of Stefan's cigar store certainly increased the visibility of the tobacco and magazine shop. First broadcast in December 1932, the show was originally programmed as a thirty minute feature, Monday through Friday; however, attracting sufficient pedestrian attention, particularly along a cold Norfolk sidewalk, likely contributed to a decision to shorten Street to a quarter hour one week after its premiere. By early January 1933, the weekday program had nestled into its longtime slot of 10:15 a.m.
The entire essay appears in the Spring 2011 issue.
"Painting the Town": How Merchants Marketed the Visual Arts to Nineteenth-Century Omahans · Jo L. Wetherilt Behrens
When Joslyn Memorial opened in Omaha, Nebraska, on November 29, 1931, over 30,000 Omahans-from "the man in overalls" to "the man in an evening suit"-"poured into the building, swept down every hallway and filled every room." Commissioned by Sarah H. Joslyn, the structure commemorated the life of Omaha newspaper magnate George A. Joslyn, Sarah's husband. The Joslyns were devoted patrons of music and art, and the memorial contained multiple galleries for art as well as a fine concert hall in which was installed George Joslyn's personal pipe organ taken from the Joslyn home. It had been rebuilt as a concert organ with four manuals and pedals and some seventy-five sets of pipes. Although today's enlarged structure retains its fine music hall, most twenty-first century Omahans know Joslyn as the "art museum" with a permanent collection ranging from artifacts of the earliest civilizations in the Fertile Crescent to the most recent contemporary visual art. But when Joslyn Art Museum opened, twentieth century Omahans had not suddenly decided that they would support a museum of fine arts; they had been schooled by the city's nineteenth century business leaders-turned-art patrons to understand the importance of supporting visual arts in their community. Omahans had been educated to appreciate art, not solely as household decoration, but as a culturally appealing societal component of life that transcended all income levels in the city. The story of Omahans' acquisition of the skills necessary to foster community interest in the visual arts can be told through the story of the efforts made by nineteenth century merchants who marketed the concept of art patronage to all residents of this frontier metropolis.
Established in 1854 on the west bank of the Missouri River, the frontier community of Omaha grew quickly after the Civil War during the era of the transcontinental railroad's construction. By the 1870s, art patronage among members of Omaha's business community was expanding rapidly. The decade saw an economic boom that boosted the city's population to over 60,000 people. Numerous industries manufactured bricks, brewed beer, and refined metals. Over 1,300 retail establishments sold everything from furniture and stoves to hats and undergarments. A hinterland of small agricultural communities, farms, and ranches thrived along the rails west of the city, each with residents who depended in some way on the goods sold by Omaha merchants. In their free time, Omahans attended thirty-eight churches and two synagogues. For entertainment, they danced, sang, played musical instruments, and watched plays by itinerant troupes. But the visual arts were viewed only privately in the sitting rooms of the city's wealthy citizens. And only a few businesses stocked decorator accessories such as chromo-lithographs. But as the city grew and diversified, so did the population's desire to individually collect and to civically cultivate the visual arts. In December 1885, Parisian art broker Joseph Keller visited the city to get acquainted with its prominent citizens-and potential clients. Omaha was on the cusp of artistic change, and Keller summarized residents' improved interest in, and understanding of, the visual arts by saying:
There can be no doubt that art decoration, in every branch, is receiving more attention in America than ever before. It is apparent every time I come here. . . . I find myself doing business for the most prominent people in America. . . . [not] all picture buyers are connoisseurs. . . . But it is not them we seek to educate. It is their children who are beginning to discern between masterpieces and daubs.
The city's cultural environment had begun to mature.
The entire essay appears in the Spring 2011 issue.
The Political and Journalistic Battles to Create Nebraska's Unicameral Legislature · Thomas Irvin
Credit for the creation of Nebraska's unique unicameral legislative body is often ascribed to two factors: U.S. Senator George W. Norris, and the confusion over the words pari-mutuel and unicameral. Norris's importance is correctly placed: he was the measure's greatest advocate and most visible backer, although he did not act alone. But the supposed confusion over pari-mutuel gambling and a unicameral legislature (just vote for everything, voters were supposedly told) is likely overstated, probably because it sounds amusing in a rustic backwater sort of way. In fact, the voters of Nebraska went to the polls in 1934 very well informed, thanks to an aggressive campaign from both sides.
Nationwide, the unicameral movement gained currency during the reform-minded "Progressive" decade of the 1910s, during which time proposals for unicameral bodies were introduced in the legislatures of Alabama, California, and Colorado. During this same time, constitutional amendments proposing unicameral legislatures were defeated by voters in Arizona, Oklahoma, and Oregon, and constitutional conventions featured suggestions of unicamerals in Arkansas, New York, and Ohio. Governors of Kansas, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Washington also called for unicamerals in their states.
In Nebraska the idea was first proposed by a joint legislative committee, formed in 1913 and charged with suggesting new government reforms, which recommended to the 1915 legislature that a constitutional amendment be introduced (by voter initiative) and submitted to the voters to establish a one-house legislature. The committee's other reform suggestion of a revision of the rules of procedure was adopted by the 1915 legislature, but the unicameral suggestion was not.
However, the chairman of the committee, J. N. Norton, emerged as a strong advocate for unicameralism and introduced a bill in the 1917 session calling for a one-house legislature. This was killed in committee, but a second bill from Norton calling for a constitutional convention to meet in 1919-1920 was passed. At this convention, Norton chaired the committee on legislative reform, which again advocated a unicameral. Initial support for this proposal ran high: in a straw poll of the convention attendees eighty-three out of one hundred members favored putting the matter before the voters of the state. However, in the debate that followed, it was suggested that a one-house legislature might not be workable without a cabinet form of government. This raised doubts, and when the matter was voted on, it failed to pass with a forty-three to forty-three tie.
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Hillary Clinton is touring to promote her State Department memoir "Hard Choices," but most of the news she's made along the way relates to her personal finances, not her tenure in Foggy Bottom. On Tuesday, New York magazine's Jonathan Chait examined Hillary's "dead broke" comment and other recent remarks and revelations about the Clintons' money with an eye toward whether or not they'll hamper her presumed presidential campaign.
Chait opined that while some of the Clintons' "buckraking" constitutes "both a problem of perception and a problem of substance," Hillary nonetheless has two big economic things going for her heading into 2016: voters' memories of the strong economy during Bill's presidency, and the near-certainty that if she becomes the nominee, her opponent will represent "a Republican Party still wedded to the upward redistribution of income as its central policy goal."
From Chait's post (emphasis added):
The return to preeminence of the Clintons was supposed to signify a renewed economic populism that would define the Democratic Party. It was, after all, Hillary Clinton who quaffed beers with white working-class Democrats in her 2008 campaign against the abstract, yuppified idealism of Barack Obama. And it was Bill Clinton who, in a 2012 Democratic National Convention speech, folksily explained the party's economic philosophy more concretely than Obama himself had ever managed.
And yet, in the wake of a stream of disclosures and clumsy statements, the class narrative has turned sharply against the Clintons. The Arkansas populists find themselves rendered as plutocrats…
…Clinton's most recent comments, the ones that finally caused her class problem to leap over the breach from a series of isolated episodes to a full-blown media narrative, is overblown. Here is what she said:
But they don't see me as part of the problem because we pay ordinary income tax, unlike a lot of people who are truly well off, not to name names; and we've done it through dint of hard work.
Reporters have widely portrayed this as Clinton distinguishing her income from "people who are truly well off." That isn't quite right. Her comments, while slightly garbled, seemed to be defining "the problem" not as high income but as special tax breaks enjoyed by the rich. She was separating herself from wealthy tax-dodgers, not the wealthy writ large…
…On the other hand, her previous controversial comments, in which she claims she and Bill were "dead broke" after leaving the White House, were truly delusional. Whatever the literal dollar figure in their bank account the day they left 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, the Clintons had a six-figure lifetime salary and generous pension awaiting them, along with unlimited earning potential.
…But how the Clintons took advantage of that earning potential poses both a problem of perception and a problem of substance. The Clintons have attached themselves financially to a wide array of interest groups and interested individuals, some of them quite venal. The Clintons' buckraking has been swept up into the "out-of-touch" narrative, but it actually represents a far more alarming concern about good government.
…Lurking quietly and mostly unnoticed in the background is the possibility of an Elizabeth Warren primary challenge. Warren is vying for a position of national leadership among liberal activists, and any upsurge in progressive discontent with Clinton — or, for that matter, President Obama — will flow toward demands that Warren challenge Clinton. Will she do it? Probably not, but Warren is pointedly leaving the door open...
To be sure, even if she runs, Warren would stand little chance of winning, but she certainly could provide the Clinton out-of-touch story with months and months of narrative reinforcement...
…The Clinton name still gives her a certain economic cache. The last time the American economy created rising middle-class living standards came with the Clintons in office. That is the sort of heuristic that swing voters, who tend to be low-information voters, can easily grasp.
…Clinton's economic profile is being defined in personal terms in part because she has neither a platform nor an opponent. As the likely nominee, she will have both, and thus the opportunity to contrast her policies against a Republican Party still wedded to the upward redistribution of income as its central policy goal. Republicans will probably try to redefine the economic debate as a personal question rather than a policy question — especially if they nominate a candidate who is not ostentatiously rich — but Clinton will have weapons at her disposal not currently available.


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The provincial inquest into the 2008 death of Brian Sinclair is to begin next August.
The timing of the start of the long-awaited inquest was picked today at a meeting of Provincial Court Judge Tim Preston and lawyers representing Sinclair's family and the eight parties that have legal standing.
The inquest was called in February 2009.
Sinclair, a 45-year-old double amputee, was found dead in his wheelchair at Health Sciences Centre's emergency waiting room on Sept. 21, 2008. He died of a treatable bladder infection, caused by a blocked catheter, after waiting 34 hours for care.
Manitoba's chief medical examiner, Dr. Thambirajah Balachandra, has said Sinclair's death could have been prevented if the infection had been treated. Hospital security video showed Sinclair at the ER triage desk speaking to an aide before wheeling himself into the waiting room.
The inquest is to examine the Sinclair case and emergency room procedures.
The start of the inquest was delayed because of a police investigation into possible charges in connection with Sinclair's death.
In July, Winnipeg police and the Crown said no criminal charges would be laid against any health-care worker who dealt with Sinclair during those 34 hours. Police did not release any details of their investigation but said the information will become clear during the inquest.
The family has filed a $1.6-million lawsuit in relation to Sinclair's death and has argued the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and the province violated Sinclair's charter rights and allowed the ER to operate even though it constituted a public nuisance to vulnerable, aboriginal patients.
Court of Queen's Bench master Shayne Berthaudin said in March the family doesn't have a case to make and that it can't proceed.
The health authority has paid Sinclair's family $110,000 on a portion of their lawsuit dealing with the wrongful death.


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UPDATE: TNA issued a statement on the release of Matt Morgan. The statement reads:
"Impact Wrestling has released Matt Morgan. We thank him for all his contributions and wish him the best of success in the future."
As noted earlier, the following is a new tweet from the official Twitter page of the now former TNA Impact Wrestling star Matt Morgan:
"Id like to truly thank Tna for my awesome experience there along with granting me my release. This is what is best for my career&family."
ORIGINAL: Matt Morgan's six-year tenure with TNA Wrestling has come to an end as he was granted his release from the organization on Tuesday. He requested his release from the company one month ago, which was well known among his colleagues.
Morgan was excluded from the annual Bound for Glory Series and had only appeared on television once in the last month—losing a Four-way Bound for Glory Series Qualifying Match to Magnus on the June 13 episode of iMPACT! Wrestling.
On the April 25 episode of iMPACT! Wrestling, Morgan confronted Hulk Hogan and offered his services to take out the Aces and Eights, in exchange for being named the number one contender for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Slammiversary. After having his request denied, Morgan faced Sting the following week in a Number One Contender's Match for the World Heavyweight Championship, which Sting won after locking Morgan in the Scorpion Deathlock. Morgan subsequently disappeared from television before returning for the Bound for Glory Series Qualifying Match.
Despite repeated vows to capture the TNA World Heavyweight Championship, Morgan's plan ultimately did not come to fruition. His lone runs with gold were two TNA World Tag Team Championship reigns. He stated in an interview last year of his desire to become World Champion, "Winning the Tag Team Championship is ultra-important and anyone who has those titles should have a lot of pride in wearing them. But at the same time, I got into the pro-wrestling for one reason and that's to be the top dog and to be the World Champion. I know it sounds like a saying or a catch-phrase but this is what I truly believe. I came out of my mom's womb a future world's champion. And I'm sick of waiting."
More as we get it.
Well, I know I'm going to take a lot of heat for this…but here goes…I think this was a BIG mistake by TNA letting this guy go. I don't care what you all think about him as a Pro Wrestler, person, or Character, but Matt Morgan was not used correctly and I find it hard to believe that they could not give this guy another push like they did a few years back only this time as a heel. Granted, his mic skills weren't great, but neither were AJ Styles or James Storm in their earl careers. They gave up too soon with him. Bad move on TNA's part. I also disagree that a heel vs. heel main event wouldn't work. I can recall a Main Event in a WCW Starcade when Ric Flair defended the tile against a then heel Lex Luger and it went over very well.
From the sound of his tweet, it sounds like wwe called him and with the baby on the way he decided to jump ship. Dixie being the nice person she is probably said go on your way. She did the same with Nash, he had just signed a contract in the beginning of 11' and was then released by the end of the month when he asked because wwe called.
Didn't I just read this exact same comment on the last Matt Morgan post? Word for word, it seemed…
Yeah, had multiple windows open and browser froze so it got posted twice.
tna didnt let him go on their terms by the sound of it. he asked for the release. tna agreed.
i think hes been unconsistently used.
but with roode, aries, aj styles, angle, hardy, bully ray. think their main event division is very heavy atm. so some talent either have to wait it out or go their own way. pope's contract wasnt renewed when his contract expired. could have been used better too. but they have a lot going on with their main event imo.
Morgan has wrestled for years and has never been over. Hes just so boring and will never be more than mid card at best.
Matt will find himself in the same position in the WWE lower mid card status! He is bad on the mic he has a very vanilla look great upper body but sticks for legs.
They can always put some Nash-pants on him.
But he could be Curtis Axel's long lost brother.
LOL – Funny that you say that. When he was first brought out and pushed so quickly I was thinking that this spot may have originally been meant for Morgan as it could have been in the works since Matt's first rumored departure back in late 2012.
He looked strong in his comeback. Almost playing a different character. Then slowly as he moved to his title shot, the old Matt Morgan crept back in. I can see why they persevered with him, hes big, great look, moves well and even had cool names for his moves. Learn to give a promo like a seven foot beast instead of a whinging sounding teenager, the world is your oyster, good luck.
^^^ Hit the nail on the head ^^^
wow that shocks me, that sucks
Matt Morgan could have been a legitimate
Heavy Weight Championship if they had
Him work with someone like Sting or
Bully Ray or Austin Aries who are awesome
On the mic skills
The he could have made it
Considering that Mat Morgan took his release in an Unlike Matt Morgan way, something tells me that TNA may be behind this.
He's going back to Ring Ka King to reclaim his belt.


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Kanye West Recruits Dipset for XMas Song [UPDATE]
Just an hour ago, a new song by Kanye West was leaked onto the internet, "Christmas in Harlem," but, always in the giving spirit, the Louis Vuitton Don quickly took to Twitter to share with fans that he has more in stores for that track.
"Just got Dipset verses for Christmas in Harlem," he wrote. "Eeeeevrybody on it!!!! Cam, Vado, Jimmy, Pusha, Big Sean, Cyhi, Teyana Taylor & Musiq."
This will be the first time fans will be hearing the Diplomats on the same record with Kanye since Cam'ron and Jim Jones aired out their differences with their former Roc-A-Fella labelmate in a freestyle over his "Runaway" instrumental.
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Aereo Asks Court To Reject Broadcasters' Effort To Block The Service
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They received a cease and desist letter before the networks filed their lawsuit. It is actually an article in the filing. You can see it here: http://www.scribd.com/DigitalMediaWire/d/83425088-Aereo-Complaint-Fox-Et-Al-0301
So I sale my book to a library via a distributor ( tv chanel. You take the book out the library for free ( forget property taxes). You read some of the book, then lend it to friend who reads the book for three weeks for free then returns the book ( DVD, over the air rights etc) to the library
Is their anything wrong with that no. But in the profit world. The broadcasters have advertisers, that's why they produce content to make money. So you take my tv show friends and while it is airing insert your commercial for mike's condoms. I don't like that but you say I cannot stop you. Diller's idea ( take/steal)_ others property is wrong. Why doesn't he just start his own cable/over the air network.


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GRANADA'S Alhambra Palace committee is trying to decide whether or not to ban 'selfie sticks' from the complex.
The ban could even extend to camera flashes, says Andalucía regional culture minister Rosa Aguilar.
A 'technical commission' set up by the ancient Moorish heritage site's management will 'study and evaluate' both aspects in light of the possible impact of flashes on 'sensitive parts' of the monument, and the potential for accidents to visitors caused by careless use of selfie sticks.
"This is a sufficiently sensitive, delicate and major subject for the heritage management committee to have convened a technical commission to discuss it," Sra Aguilar adds.
As yet no conclusions have been reached, and the minister says she does not wish to 'jump the gun' by predicting the outcome.
With the Alhambra Palace being, officially, Spain's most-visited monument, cameras and phones with a camera function are a fact of life and impossible to avoid, and selfie sticks mean tourists can take pictures of themselves in front of its salient points with enough distance to enable them to get the scenery in the background without their faces filling the entire frame.
But some museums and other visitor attractions around the world have banned them because of the risk of injury to other tourists where their handlers are less than careful with them.
Flash photography can harm artefacts by bleaching out their colour over time, which is why many art museums do not allow it.
The technical commission is not sure, however, to what extent flashes may harm parts of the palace complex, much of which is outdoors.


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After Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp Instagram'd a photo of Kris Jenner's Christmas tree, it's assumed that he and Khloe Kardashian are dating.
On Friday, Kardashian filed for divorce from Lamar Odom after four years of marriage. A source tells People Magazine that she is "absolutely heartbroken right now [over Lamar] and dating someone is the last thing she's thinking about."
The source added that Kardshian and Kemp are "just friends and have been for a long time.
"It could be heading [romantic] in the future, but Khloé wasn't spending time with him when she was still with Lamar. She absolutely wasn't. People need to remember that she and Lamar haven't lived together since June."
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Australians made 167,955 complaints to the telecommunications watchdog in 2009-10, including a surge in grievances about global roaming charges.
The most common complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) related to billings and payments, and involved poor explanations by phone and internet companies about product plans, confusing advertising and poor customer service.
While there was an overall 5 per cent decrease in new complaints in 2009-10, the number of complaints remained far higher than in 2006-07 and 2007-08.
"By any measure 167,955 new complaints is too high," Ombudsman Simon Cohen told reporters on Friday.
"I am perhaps most concerned that many simple complaints come to the ombudsman that should be easily resolved by telephone and internet companies.
"While our new complaints has decreased the number of investigations has increased."
There was an 80 per cent increase this year in consumers suffering "bill shock" in relation to global roaming charges, when they received massive unexpected bills totalling hundreds or thousands of dollars after using their phone or the internet overseas.
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Degree Requirements
Admission Requirements
Qualifying Paper
Why MLA?
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Course Offerings
Student Resources
Master of Liberal Arts Program
811 Anderson Hall
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA 19122
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215-204-9611 (fax)
Michael Szekely
Director, MLA Program
215-204-6479 (phone)
Stephanie Morawski
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Coursework/GPA Required for Admission Consideration:
All applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. A minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA is required for admission to graduate study at Temple University.
Transfer of Credit:
Students are expected to complete all of the MLA course requirements at Temple. However, up to six hours of graduate credits may be transferred from another institution with the approval of the MLA Advisory Committee and the Dean of the Graduate School. The credits must be equivalent to coursework offered at Temple, and the grade must be a "B" or better. The MLA Admissions Committee makes recommendations on transfer credits to the Director of the MLA Program.
The Request for Transfer of Graduate Credit form should be filled out and submitted to the MLA office sometime after matriculation to the program.
Coursework Taken as a Non-Degree Seeking Student:
Up to nine hours of graduate study taken at Temple prior to admission may be credited toward the degree with the approval of the MLA Advisory Committee and the Dean of the Graduate School. In order for graduate courses taken at Temple as a non-degree seeking student to count toward the degree, the earned grades must be "B" or better.
Application Materials:
1) Completed Application
The graduate school application must be completed online HERE.
2) Academic CV or Professional Resume
The CV/resume can either be e-mailed, sent, or hand-delivered to Stephanie Morawski, MLA Coordinator, 811 Anderson Hall.
3) 3 Academic or Professional Letters of Reference
Letters of reference addressing, at the very least, the applicant's intellectual ability and capacity to engage in graduate level research can either be e-mailed, sent, or hand-delivered to Stephanie Morawski, MLA Coordinator, directly from the recommender.
4) Statement of Goals
The Statement of Goals can either be pasted into the online graduate school application or e-mailed, sent, or hand-delivered to Stephanie Morawski, MLA Coordinator. If sent separately from the online application, please indicate accordingly.
The Statement of Goals should be approximately 500 to 1,000 words and should address the following elements: your interest in the MLA Program and interdisciplinary graduate study in the liberal arts; your academic and research achievements; your current and future research interests and goals; and your future career goals.
5) Undergraduate Transcript(s).
Official academic transcripts from every college and university attended, including Temple University, should either be sent directly from the college/university to the MLA program or hand-delivered, unopened, to Stephanie Morawski, MLA Coordinator.
Standardized Test Scores:
The Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or the Miller's Analogy Test (MAT) is encouraged but not required. Any student admitted with a TOEFL score below 79 on the internet-based, 550 on the paper-based, or 213 on the computer-based examination must pass an English skills course or successfully pass the SPEAK test during the first semester of enrollment at Temple University.
Application Deadlines:
For Fall: March 1
For Spring: November 1
For advice concerning your specific qualifications and plans, please contact Dr. Michael Szekely, MLA Assistant Director/Advisor.
For specific questions concerning application procedures, please contact Stephanie Morawski, MLA Coordinator.
"The M.L.A. program is exciting because it allows you to choose an area of interest and challenges you to pursue your interest within an interdisciplinary framework of courses. I chose to focus on photography, and I studied, researched, and wrote about its history and influence on society. I also examined photography as a pure art form and mass media tool. I'm not aware of any Masters program that would have allowed me the freedom to pursue this interest."
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The Lost Villages Project
Aleutians World War II National Historic Area
Four Aleutian villages disappeared during World War II. Three of them, Kashega, Biorka, and Makushin, were all located around Unalaska Island, with the village of Unalaska as their hub. During the war, the U.S. government took the Unangan (Aleut) residents of the villages to internment camps in Southeast Alaska, and after the war they were told they had to live in Akutan or Unalaska instead of their home villages. The Attu people, from the most remote island of the Aleutian Chain, had a different and even more tragic story. They were held captive in Japan, where almost half of them died; after the war, the surviving Attuans were resettled in Atka.
The Lost Villages project, sponsored by the Affiliated Areas program of the National Park Service, aims to document the history of four Unangan villages that were left behind in World War II, and never permanently resettled. Only a few former residents are still around; others are gone now, but their memories live on through their stories and their descendants. The project has evolved in unexpected ways since it began in 2004. Each presentation or lecture about the project has resulted in at least one person in the audience coming forward to identify a photo, correct a mistake, or tell about a relative's experiences. Recording the history of four tiny, remote villages, each with fewer than 50 people, has generated a large network of people whose lives were connected to those places.
In 2004, Ray Hudson conducted interviews with five Unalaska elders who had once lived in the villages of Kashega, Biorka and Makushin. Each of them remembered the villages from their childhood and had also been through the experience of wartime relocation. Sadly, two of those elders are gone now. I talked to the three surviving former residents in Unalaska, and found others living in Anchorage and Juneau. They all still missed the villages they had left behind long ago. Their children and grandchildren also wanted to see the places they had heard about from their elders. In 2009 and 2010 we were able to organize return trips to the now-empty villages of Makushin, with elderly former residents and their descendants. Participants in these trips have expressed how much it means to revisit the places they left behind many years ago, and for the children and grandchildren of village residents to see and stand on the places they have heard about from the elders.
The Attuans' experience during World War II is particularly tragic. The Japanese took 42 Attuans to Hokkaido Island, and only 25 returned. The others died of disease, poisoning, or starvation. Nick Golodoff, six years old when the Japanese invaded Attu, is one of three remaining survivors of Attu, and the only one who remembers the experience of captivity in Japan.. For years, with the help of his granddaughter Brenda Maly, Nick has been writing a book about his memories of Japan, entitled Attu Boy. We worked out an agreement with him to edit, compile, and publish his memoir. The volume is now nearing completion.
Because they were prisoners of the Japanese, the Attuans were not eligible for postwar restitution monies from the U.S. government. Only a handful of surviving residents remain, but descendants of Attu are still living in Alaska and outside who would like to revisit the village. Because of Attu's remote location, this village trip is more costly and difficult to organize than the others already completed. We would like to time the Attu revisit for the summer of 2012, seventy years after the Attu residents were taken to Japan. Planning is still underway for this final boat trip of the project.
Each of the trips so far have been documented on video and in photographs. Products of the Lost Villages project will include two books, and possibly one or more DVDs, as well as a museum exhibit.


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Foreign Language Lab Requirements
The requirements listed below are for students taking Spanish, French, and German. Students taking EFL classes have a separate set of requirements which are assigned by instructors.
- Students are required to complete their language assignments per language course.
- Students in Spanish, French, and German may complete Lab assignments at home or at CPCC.
- Spanish assignments are on Blackboard. French assignments are on the My French Lab. Students will need a workbook code and their instructor's code number in order to access assignments.
- French Chez Nous assignments are on the Chez Nous and My French Lab.
- Students who use computers in an open computer lab or campus library to complete lab assignments will need to provide their own headsets. All specified assignments must be completed by set deadlines indicated on syllabus.
- Missing assignments will result in a Failing grade for the Lab.
- Lab grade will mirror the course grade as long as all assignments have been completed.
- Students may not retake the Lab portion of the course without the accompanying language course. Both must be completed before
continuing to higher level course.
Students with CPCC ID card may check out foreign language videos and dvds for a period of 3 nights.
Central & Levine Campus:
- Lab attendance is recorded on Lab Card and also using Lab Track program on our lab computers.
- Students sign the Policy Acceptance form.
- Students are required to complete Lab registration and Lab Card after viewing the Lab Orientation.
- The Lab Card is an official document which remains in the Lab.


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By Dr. Jess (Dr. Jessica O'Reilly) from Sex with Dr. Jess
Keeping the flames of passion and lust burning in a long-term relationship is a challenge for the best of us, so check out these techniques to reignite the spark and enjoy a lifetime of steamy sex.
For Her
1. Seduce Her With Your Words
Sex begins (and ends) in the brain, so get into her head with some saucy compliments that highlight all five senses of your desire. Save the "Pretty dress!" and "You look nice!" for your mom and offer sensual compliments that highlight your animalistic attraction to her:
You smell so sweet.
You taste like heaven.
I love the sound of your laugh.
You look smokin' hot. I want to tear your clothes off right
here, right now!
I crave the feeling of your soft skin against mine.
2. S-L-O-W Sex
A quickie in the broom closet makes for a great story, but sometimes slowing down can work wonders for your sex life. The next time you initiate sex, try to avoid touching her most sensitive (and predictable) spots for at least ten minutes. Trace the tips of your fingers, the underside of your tongue and your gentle breath over her entire body avoiding her breasts and the space between her thighs. You'll leave her body craving more of what you've got to offer!
3. New Positions
If you want to pique her interest, you have to keep her guessing and change things up once in a while. Forget your tried and true go-to moves and experiment with new positions designed for her pleasure. Many women orgasm from grinding and rubbing on the outside – not from thrusting in and out. Try throwing her on her stomach and letting her grind against a vibrating toy as you thrust from behind or try the Happy Sardines position:
You lie on your back and she lies on top of you also on her back.
You slide between her legs and she squeezes her thighs together to create extra friction and rubbing.
As you slide in and out, she squeezes her PC muscles and you reach around to cup the top of her vulva and rub in rhythm with her pelvic movements.
4. Plan a Sex-Vacation
Sightseeing, foodie tours and family visits may make for great Facebook albums, but they're not always good for your sex life. Take advantage of vacation sex by setting aside a few days with no fixed plans. Head to your local sex store and pick out some indulgent outfits, videos and toys before locking yourself in the hotel room to explore your wildest fantasies.
5. Lingerie in the Shower
The old poke-her-from-behind technique may work after an evening of romance, but if you get creative in your seduction techniques, you're sure to increase your batting average. Slip into the bathroom while she is in the shower and hang some new lingerie on the door with a handwritten note: Can't wait to see your beautiful body in this! And since (almost) no woman can resist the temptation of shoes, add a new pair to her collection if you're feeling particularly generous.
For Him
6. Pearl Necklace
No time to go lingerie shopping between professional and personal commitments? No problem! Lower the lights and surprise him in the bedroom wearing nothing but a pair of heels and a long strand of pearls. Sit on his lap and remove your pearls before covering them in your favorite lube. Sensually wrap them around his shaft, drape them beneath his balls and suck them into your mouth as you seamlessly integrate jewelry into your oral sex repertoire.
Bonus: slide your lubed-up pearls inside of you and let him gently pull them out before using them as a blow job prop.
Get a little raunchy in bed by brushing up on your dirty talk. Focus on sexy compliments that stroke his second most sensitive body part: his ego.
You're the best I've ever had.
You're so good. I'd pay for this!
Your so big that it hurts.
I'm coming!
I've been thinking about your cock all day long.
Other women must crave your big, fat cock.
8. Take it Outside!
Sex in the bedroom may be warm and comfy, but small changes in location can pack a big impact and generate memories that will last a lifetime. Create a monthly sex challenge and show some love to every room in your house including the laundry room and the garage. Sitting atop the dryer adds vibrations to your sex life and getting naked in the car can be a huge turn-on as your mind wanders back to your younger years…
9. Morning Blow Job
Those three magic words can take your sex life to new heights and leave him dreaming of nothing but you, you, YOU! Wake him up with some soft breath over his thighs and slowly work his member into your mouth to remind him just how lucky he is.
10. Erotic Massage
Create an at home rub-n-tug complete with candles, massage oil and a ready and willing attendant who is eager to please. Blindfold him and offer a sensual massage with all the trimmings and remember to ask him for directions:
Rub his cock between your oiled-up breasts
Slide your slippery body over his most sensitive parts
Tease his erogenous zones with your breath
Use two hands to grip and stroke him from base to tip
Press your fingers into his perineum to stroke the inner bulb of his penis
Remove the blindfold as you finish him off with rhythmic strokes and a fluid twisting motion over his coronal ridge (the swollen part at the base of his head)


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From: Don & Shirley Walterhouse <>
Subject: Asa Walterhouse
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 1998 21:19:31 -0600
I looked thru my other Walterhouse data base and find that Asa had a son
named Joseph who married Margaret Buck. They had children Joseph Lewis,
George Washington and Hanna Walterhouse Parsons. After Joseph died
Margaret married Silas Carter and there is a Carter history on the Elgin
Co web page.
My first genealogical contact for the Walterhouse family was a lady
named Claire Chalmers Randall Priller who lived in Springfield IL. She
is a descendant of Joseph Lewis and gave me the above information. Sad
to say that I have lost contact with her and tho' I have tried recently
have not been able to re-establish contact. She is the person who first
discovered Nathan Walterhouse of NJ and his 3 sons who went to Canada.
She also is the one who got me interested in A C WAlterhouse as she
quoted from a letter to Joseph Lewis from George Washington in which he
said that "Philip's nephew was editor of the newspaper in South Haven
(MI)". You can read all about A C on my web page but tho' I have found
out a lot about that family I haven't been able to show a definite
I do have some individual information on William's 9 children if you
don't have it. Let me know.
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Anyone who's taken their children to McDonald's in recent years knows that "Would you like fries with that?" has been replaced by a starker choice: "Boy or girl?" Like the hot and cool sides of a McDLT, McDonalds knows that genders must be kept strictly segregated at all times for fear of a cooties outbreak that, if left unchecked, could have World War Z-level ramifications.
Thus, in the interest of public health—always McDonald's utmost concern— Happy Meal toys have been strictly gender-specific for the last several years. Boys get a football, a tank, or a tank that shoots footballs. Girls get a Barbie, a sewing kit, or a surplus boys' toy, spray-painted pink. These gender norms are strictly enforced, as everyone knows that if just one of those sewing kits falls into male hands, America's gender constructs will utterly collapse, and the next thing you know, women will be wearing trousers and men will start spending time with their children, and soon Western Civilization will be consigned to the history books.
So, for everyone's safety, when McDonald's added Adventure Time to its long list of tie-in Happy Meal toys, it put the show firmly in the "boy" category, excising all cootie-infested girl characters and limiting the toy lineup to Finn, Jake, Beemo, Ice King, and Finn and Jake again. Indeed, there's no Princess Bubblegum or Marceline to be found. (We assume nobody had the heart to tell McDonald's about Fiona.) In addition, McDonald's has alerted the authorities that Adventure Time's producers are in violation of Smurfette's Law, which requires all children's cartoons to either maintain a 99:1 male/female ratio, or consist entirely of female ponies. The ponies are not required to be pink, but it is encouraged.
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APEX: The Alaska Peatland Experiment
The goal of this website is to provide information on peatlands and the research that we are conducting in Alaska. More information on our project can be found here.
We routinely hire enthusiastic and bright undergraduate and graduate students. If you are interested in gaining experiment in northern ecosystem ecology, contact Merritt Turetsky (email@example.com)
Welcome to apex!
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I was not able to communicate the issue properly. Gail was. She is down to earth and easy to talk with, understood my needs and position and then was able to relay that in the proper legal way to the other parties attorney.
I cannot thank her enough for helping me solve my problem. Experienced, understanding and real. 5 stars. Thanks Gail
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I was shocked, amazed and honestly insulted. who needs this handed to them on top of a nasty divorce? really?!!
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Gail was also very accessible through the whole bankruptcy.
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I highly recommend Gail. She's well versed in bankruptcy law and is very honest with you in terms of the process and what to expect every step of the way!
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Sept. 19, 2006 - Greg Owens doesn't want to lose any player to grades, so that's why he holds tutorials before school.
The SSHS head football coach knows it's important for the student-athletes to make an investment in their school work not only to keep them eligible, but for their future plans.
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He said another look at the film over the weekend showed what he thought when the game ended - the Wildcats gave a good effort, but Denison's athletic quarterback Stanley Morrison was the difference.
"The kikds played hard. It's just when you get an athlete of that caliber, he turns your small mistake into a big mistake," the coach explained. "But, the kids played hard - we saw that again on film."
INJURY UPDATE - Coaches hope to get three defensive players back either this week or at least by the next game, Oct. 6 against Liberty-Eylau. Outside linebacker Clay Wilks (knee) and safety Colby Mills (ankle) both sat out the Denison game. Linebacker Stefan Petty may also be ready to go this week. ... The SSHS freshmen and JV will travel to Sherman on Thursday. The SSMS eighth-graders will take on Pine Tree. ...�
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Jeannette man faces threat, firearm charges
A Jeannette man is accused of pointing a gun at a man outside a city bar five times and firing the weapon in the air.
Chance Tee White, 24, of 918 Evans St., Apt. 207, told police he had to "physically remove" the alleged victim, Dustin M. Milliron, 23, of Jeannette, from Thunder Rolls bar on Clay Avenue because Milliron was intoxicated.
"Mr. White stated that he only shot his gun in the air to scare Mr. Milliron off" at 3:18 a.m. Feb. 17, wrote city Patrolman Bryan A. DeFelice in an affidavit of probable cause.
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"Mr. White was also observed firing his handgun into the air then pointing his firearm at or in the direction of Mr. Milliron," DeFelice wrote.
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Pacific Rim Bureau (CNSNews.com) - An Australian was named Thursday as chief weapons inspector on the first team to be sent to Iraq under a new U.N. Security Council resolution.
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Charles Milford Bergstresser (June 25, 1858 – September 20, 1923) was an American journalist and, with Charles Dow and Edward Jones, one of the founders of Dow Jones & Company at 15 Wall Street in 1882.
A native of Berrysburg, Pennsylvania, Bergstresser was born on June 25, 1858.[1] Bergstresser graduated from Lafayette College, where he took a scientific course and Latin, in 1881.[1] After graduation, he took a job with the Kiernan News Agency, but he was not satisfied with his employment, particularly when the Agency refused to give equity interest in a stylus that he had invented which would allow information to be inscribed in 35 bulletins at once.[2] Dow and Jones were co-workers there, and Bergstresser convinced the pair to join him in departing from Kiernan to form their own company in November 1882.[2][3] Although he was the chief financier of the fledgling company,[3] Bergstresser chose to be a silent partner of Dow and Jones, using money he had saved while in college to fund their company.[citation needed] He worked for the new company as a reporter.[4] It was he who came up with the name The Wall Street Journal.[3]
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- ^ a b c Carlson, Charles B. (14 December 2004). Winning with the Dow's Losers: Beat the Market with Underdog Stocks. HarperCollins. pp. 26–. ISBN 978-0-06-057658-5.
- ^ Lovell, Ronald P. (1 January 1993). Reporting public affairs: problems & solutions. Waveland Press. p. 402. ISBN 978-0-88133-696-2.
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Deficit falls to $642 billion in 2013, but debt will still rise by more than $800 billion
Don't forget about the government's direct and guaranteed loan programs, plus the growth of debt in the Social Security and Medicare trust funds.
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ALG's Mehrens: "Perez has demonstrated time and again not only a strong willingness, but almost a zeal, to subvert the law to meet his own political agenda."
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After seeing off Kent Spitfires in the final match of this summer's YB40 group stages, Notts Outlaws have sealed passage into the competition's semi-finals, topping Group A in the process.
This will mean the return of white-ball cricket to Trent Bridge for the final time this season, and in their way are Somerset, a familiar foe for the Outlaws in limited-overs cricket.
This time around, they won Group C with 17 points, picking up eight wins (and a solitary point from their fixture with no result against Unicorns) from their twelve fixtures in the round-robin stages.
Somerset have come agonisingly close to lifting the 40-over trophy before, in 2010 Warwickshire Bears completed a three-wicket victory in the Outlaws' opponents in the final over at Lord's.
They have only tasted defeat on three occasions, narrowly against Glamorgan, and earlier against Middlesex and Leicestershire. Interestingly, all three of those have come after Somerset had batted first, while they have overtaken every total set for them by their opposition.
Their prowess with the bat will leave a familiar, sour taste in the mouths of Notts fans, but without Kieran Pollard this time around, Somerset's top four have been plundering runs all summer.
In Peter Trego's eleven YB40 innings, he has scored 705 runs, high scoring with 140 against Yorkshire. Thanks to him completing an innings three times, his average stands at an impressive 88.12.
Craig Kieswetter (126) and James Hildreth (102) have also scored YB40 centuries for Somerset this summer, and while neither have passed 300 runs in the competition, both have shown their ability to punish bowlers when offered a chance.
These men, combined with excellent contributions from elsewhere, saw Somerset finish the group stages with the highest run rate of any team in the YB40.
In more uplifting news for Notts fans, Somerset are likely to be without Jos Buttler, who will be keeping wicket for England in their Natwest ODI series against Australia.
Of course, the YB40 is far more than a batsman's game, and Somerset have excellend with the ball throughout the group stages. The pick of their bowlers has been Craig Meschede, whose astonishing 4-5 against Leicestershire tops the county's bowling figures, which also include 4-fers from three other men.
Alfonso Thomas excelled against Yorkshire, taking 4-41 from six overs, while Steve Kirby and Adam Dibble have both recorded 4-52.
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