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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo University Athletics Department is proud to unveil the Fall 2011 President's Club members list, as 45 student-athletes have been acknowledged with the bi-yearly honor. Pia Soesemann finds herself on the list as a seven-time recipient and is joined by nine 4.0 grade-point averages.
The President's Club was created to honor all Saint Leo student-athletes who are in the top 15 percent academically among all student-athletes for the sports played during the fall or spring semester.
Each of the honorees will join Saint Leo University President Dr. Arthur F. Kirk, Jr., along with several Saint Leo faculty, staff and members of the athletic department, for a special luncheon celebrating their accomplishments. The festivities will be held on the Saint Leo campus with the luncheon happening at the Student Community Center Boardrooms on Wednesday, January 25 at 11:45 a.m.
Pia Soesemann, 3.93
Yves Jacobs, 4.00
Anthony Santa, 3.92
Eric Dirth, 3.88
Sarah Earls, 3.89
Lucy Fricker, 3.83
Goeun Lee, 4.00
James Underwood, 3.93
Katherine David, 3.78
Line Pedersen, 3.87
Jamie Smith, 3.84
Elyse Snyder, 3.83
Brittany Yates, 3.95
LeeAnn Antuna, 3.96
Tim Balz Herrmann, 3.78
Chelsea Connelly, 3.87
Laura Kemkes, 3.89
Antonio Roki, 3.85
First Time Recipients
Shaun Adams, 3.84
Emma Auditore, 3.80
Henry Adu, 3.80
Alyssa Barrett, 3.87
Maria Benkirane, 4.00
Aija Bent-Trinder, 3.92
Connor Callahan, 3.87
Jake Fleischer, 3.93
Lindsey Gentes, 3.80
Jenna Gimbel, 4.00
Melissa Goldstein, 3.87
Jessica Griffith, 4.00
Kristen Kelly, 4.00
Ali Lamb, 3.93
Jacob Matenaer, 3.87
Spenser Mitchell, 3.79
Taed Moses, 3.80
Christopher Newcomb, 3.92
Matthew Nicholson-Lewis, 3.93
Tereza Novotna, 3.95
Ragna Olafsdottir, 3.87
Bryan Rozo, 4.00
Marcus Ruh, 4.00
Melissa Schmidt, 3.92
Nicole SirotaPlotnikov, 4.00
Samantha White, 3.80
Sarah Winans, 3.93


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PEARLAND, Texas - An investigation is underway after Pearland police said a 2-year-old boy was found wandering alone Wednesday.
Investigators said the boy was supposed to be at the Brilliant Beginnings day care in the 2600 block of Cullen. Police said he walked off after someone left the day care's door propped open.
A woman driving by spotted the little boy and flagged down an officer.
"Two-years-old is too young to be out by himself, and he was out walking towards the roadway," said Lt. Onesimo Lopez.
There is a police station located directly across the street from the dayc are center.
"I was terrified. I was so scared," said Vanecia Tolbert, the boy's mother.
Tolbert said she got a phone call from day care staff while at work Wednesday morning.
"Not only could he have been hit, but the that motorist could have picked him up and took off with him," Tolbert said.
The director of Brilliant Beginnings had no comment about the incident, but investigators said it was easy to figure out how the little boy got out.
"One of the first things the officer noticed was the door was propped open," said Lopez.
The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services' Child Care Licensing Division is now investigating the incident as well. According to the state's website, the day care has been inspected before and cited for violations like not having the proper insurance and failing to conduct a fire drill.
Tolbert said she just wants other parents to know this happened and she hopes workers will be more careful and make sure the doors are always closed.
"I hope they would do that," Tolbert said. "This could have been a real disaster."
Copyright 2012 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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It's time… to tweet about it!
Tweet about it! Tuesdays
Since our twitter debut last year, SAAM has been building a social media presence that led us to hosting our first twitter live chats. The #TweetAboutIt Tuesday! Twitter chat series kicked-off during SAAM 2012 as an opportunity to utilize new media and engage online audiences in discussing healthy sexuality.
Although Twitter chats were new territory for NSVRC, we jumped into planning a series of four one-hour chats for each Tuesday of April. Each chat was led by an expert and further explored key healthy sexuality related topics from the SAAM campaign materials: child sexual abuse prevention, gender norms, sexuality in later life and consent. Thanks to your participation, guidance from partners, and four tremendous hosts – we are excited to share highlights from these chats.
Chat Recaps
#TweetAboutIt Tuesday! Chat on Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
On April 3, 2012, expert Joan Tabachnick joined us in a discussion on prevention child sexual abuse.
Talking to your children about healthy sexuality and development early on is an important part of child sexual abuse prevention. Using proper names for body parts and feeling empowered to communicate boundaries are key messages of healthy sexuality that are appropriate for children. If parents, schools and communities are not equipping children with information regarding sexuality, children are likely to follow the lead of messages from music, TV, internet and media. This chat explored the value of engaging parents, communities, and organizations in talking about child sexual abuse prevention.
Click here for a full transcript of this chat.
#TweetAboutIt Tuesday! Healthy Sexuality & Gender Norms Chat
On April 10, 2012, expert michael munson of FORGE joined us in a discussion on healthy sexuality and challenging gender norms.
Gender norms are a set of "rules" or ideas about how each gender should behave. Cultural norms about gender influence sexuality by creating expectations and roles associated with femininity and masculinity. Some traditional gender norms have unhealthy implications on sexuality. For instance, norms encouraging males to be aggressive and dominant in sex, while females are taught to be passive and pleasing, set up a power dynamic that does not encourage equality, respect and consent. This chat explored concepts of gender and identity as they relate to healthy sexuality, and participants were challenged to broaden this conversation to more fully include the voices and experience of LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bi and Transgender) individuals.
Click here for a full transcript of this chat.
#TweetAboutIt Tuesday! Healthy Sexuality in Later Life
On April 17, 2012, sexuality educator Alison Bellavance joined us in a discussion on healthy sexuality in later life.
Sexuality is a part of every stage of life. Sexuality in later life is often minimized or ignored, but sexuality does not have an expiration date. Older adult are sexually active too and need information to be healthy and safe. This chat discussed how cultural norms and media ignore sexuality in later life, how we can be advocates for older adult healthy sexuality, and how a healthy view of sexuality in later life benefits all ages of the lifespan.
Click here for a full transcript of this chat.
#TweetAboutIt Tuesday! Healthy sexuality, consent & The Purity Myth
On April 24, 2012 Jessica Valenti, founder of Feministing.com, feminist writer, and author of The Purity Myth joined us in a discussion on healthy sexuality and consent.
Consent is essential in all healthy sexual interactions. More than a yes or no, consent is a dialogue about desires, needs and level of comfort with different sexual interactions. This chat discussed a dynamic understanding of consent that emphasized informed and enthusiastic participation, strong communication and respect. The audience identified barriers to consent and mutuality in sex such as traditional gender roles and cultural values like the purity myth that reinforce unhealthy messages.
Click here for a full transcript of this chat.
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THE Olympic flame ended its first day in York to the sounds of thousands of cheering spectators in glorious sunshine.
After being taken through the streets of the city by the Olympic Torch Relay runners, the flame was brought on horseback to York Racecourse by 74-year-old showjumping Olympian Harvey Smith.
Arriving on the stage at Knavesmire, which had earlier seen a performance from singer Katy B, Smith said he was "proud for the whole of Yorkshire" as he used the torch to light a celebratory cauldron, to a huge cheer from the crowd.
Among those soaking up the atmosphere was Danielle Bailey, 14, from Otley, who carried the torch in her wheelchair through Knaresborough earlier yesterday.
She said: "It felt amazing and the atmosphere was really good. The crowds were wonderful."
Emma Lewis, 21, a student at the University of York said: "It's an amazing crowd here and it's really buzzing. We didn't know what to expect but it's been really great. Katy B was fantastic, and with the weather we just couldn't have asked for better."
After being one of the lucky 200 cyclists chosen to escort the torch through York, 56-year-old Ann Stacy, from Naburn, made her way to Knavesmire to catch the last of the free entertainment.
She said: "It was amazing to be riding with the flame. It was much more than I expected and was amazing to be part of.
"I can't believe the crowd at the racecourse now. It's like bonfire night and the races all rolled into one, but with perfect weather."
After spending the night in York, the torch was due to begin its journey again this morning from York Minster at 7.44am before making its way to the National Railway Museum, where it will be taken to Thirsk on a steam train.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida Department of Highway and Motor Vehicles has launched a website where people can vote on Florida's new license plate design.
Click here to vote for your favorite.
The state is investing in new license plates because they say the current plates are too difficult for cameras, toll collectors and law enforcement officers to read. The state also wants a design that allows for seven characters.
On Friday, the highway safety office invited firms interested in producing and distributing license plates, registration certificates and decals to submit proposals. The department will accept bids for that project until Dec. 3. Last month, the new license plate plans were separated from talk of privatizing the distribution of license plate tags, which drew outcry from county tax collectors from around the state
The state license plate was last redesigned in 2003. Voting continues through Dec. 14.
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HOMELESS JOE AS A FACE OF THE FUTURE... More of Winnipeg's corporate and community leaders had an overnight introduction to Lifestyles of the Hungry and Homeless again this year near Portage and Main, although unlike those who live year-round on the street, many of the 100 or so volunteers who turned out to focus awareness on the issue were huddled safely together on beds of grass.
Not that a bed of grass made sleeping there a bed of roses.
The occasion was the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ's third annual Change for the Better CEO Sleepout, change for the better being a term with an anti-panhandling message that doubles as a fundraising slogan for Siloam Mission. But there's another change for the better happening in a downtown area just over 300 homeless people call home. Unfortunately, a change for the worse, too, according to Mark Stewart, the Salvation Army Booth Centre's shelter services co-ordinator.
He's been with the Sally Ann seven years and what he's noticed in recent times is an increase in the number of older people and senior citizens arriving at the door seeking shelter and something to eat. Stewart can't supply year-over-year comparison numbers to support his observation, apparently because the statistics-keeping hasn't been that sophisticated until recently. But he's the man who has to fit them into the building's 55 emergency spaces and 180 longer-term transitional beds. He sees "Homeless Joe," the 95-year-old who ended up at the Salvation Army this summer after losing his rental home when the landlord sold the property, as an example of what he's seeing.
"The fact we are getting anyone who is 65 years old makes no sense at all," Stewart told me this week.
Yet, he has a theory that makes sense of what may be a trend. He believes the fixed incomes of some pensioners can't keep up with rising rents.
So it's not that the elderly are falling through the cracks, it's that they're dropping through the social safety net that's supposed to protect them from landing on the street.
But, as I was saying, there is a change for the better in the area, and it's also happening at the Salvation Army's shelter near Higgins and Main.
Over the last two years, the Sally Ann has essentially reinvented the way it serves the homeless and works in the community.
It has added caseworkers, which the other two shelters in the area, Siloam and the Main Street Project, already had. There are three now working with the Booth Centre, one of whom is a government employee. They are the people who exemplify the changing the nature of the service the Salvation Army supplies to the homeless of every age.
"It was, 'How do we house people?' " Stewart explained. "And now it's, 'How do we help people?' "
Recently, it allowed the Sally Ann to help find a real home for a man who had been at the shelter longest. He had been staying in a "transitional" room for 16 years. Homeless Joe, whose real name is Harold Brown, is another example.
It took weeks, because seniors often need supports before they can be placed in appropriate accommodation. It was a Salvation Army caseworker who helped find a personal-care home for Brown.
It's not just the old and homeless who increasingly need our help.
It's homeless kids, too.
On Friday, the day the downtown BIZ was finishing its hoped-for $200,000 campaign in support of Siloam Mission, Macdonald Youth Services announced its capital campaign to build a new shelter for homeless youth.
Last year, it helped 1,645 young people through its Youth Resource Centre and Emergency Centre on Mayfair Avenue.
All they need to reach their $2.2-million target is $225,000.
That's a lot of change.
For the better.
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OF COINCIDENCES AND CONDOLENCES... I was saddened to read of the passing in recent days of two women who coincidentally are from two families who have given so much to our city and province.
Karen Ann Richardson, who earlier this month celebrated her 57th birthday, died Sunday at her home in Victoria, B.C. She is the daughter of George and Tannis Richardson.
Allison Joy Filmon Carvey, 49, died Wednesday, also at her home.
Allison is the daughter of former Manitoba premier Gary Filmon and Janice Filmon.
One can only imagine the grief both families are experiencing. I know, having seen the Filmons on occasion as Allison bravely fought melanoma, how bravely they coped as well.
May I express condolences to both families on behalf of myself and our Free Press readers.


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My closest cousin Glen
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Glen and I grew up as close a brothers. For a few years he and his mother lived with us during my grade school years. When we moved to a farm Glen would spend Summers with us helping with the farmwork and the auto salvage business.
After we both got married we kept in touch and would visit each other as often as we could. Glen was affectionately called Moose in the family. A name given to him by his step father Linwood Kelly. When Glen would get home from school he'd call out "Maw"! Linwood said it sounded like a moose calf bellowing for it's mother, so the name "Moose" was born.


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Blogger Spotlight: Lisa Leake from 100 Days of Real Foodby Lauren Miyashiro in Uncategorized, July 20, 2012
Tell us a bit about the inspiration behind your commitment to real food. Why did you start and how did you decide on the 100 day pledge?
Like many others I always knew eating whole grains and vegetables was supposed to be good for you, but the problem was I never truly understood the "why" behind this advice. I became intrigued by the topic after seeing Michael Pollan discuss where our food comes from in a TV interview, and then I went on to read his book In Defense of Food. What came next was a huge wake-up call for our family when I realized what I thought were healthy food choices were actually highly processed and not good for us at all. It wasn't easy at first, but I felt compelled to completely revamp the way we planned our meals, shopped for food and cooked.
I also felt compelled to spread this important (and shocking!) message to others, which is why we decided to create our 100 Days of Real Food pledge. Cutting out highly-processed food was honestly not easy for us at first and even kept me up at night. I thought my kids might starve if Goldfish, Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, and Gogurt were suddenly out of the picture. So once we figured out how to realistically make the transition to real food it just made sense to share our research, tips, recipes and experiences with others to hopefully inspire them to do the same.
What exactly is "real food" and what do you consider being the most important rule?
In the most basic terms, we define real food as having 5 or less whole ingredients. If I had to pick one rule as being the most important I would probably say avoiding refined grains. The reason is because refined grains seem to be EVERYWHERE these days (in cereals, pastas, breads, crackers, snacks foods, etc.). They make up the majority of most processed food products so people end up consuming a considerable amount of refined grains throughout the day, which are nutritionally inferior to whole grains. You're better off replacing those foods with whole grains, vegetables and fruit.
After your first successful pledge, your family committed to "100 Days on a Budget" to prove that it's possible to eat real food without breaking the bank. Was this pledge more challenging than the first?
Actually, yes! I am a spender at heart (on food, at least!) and even though I only gave a half-hearted attempt, I never got the hang of using coupons or following store sales. I remember one time during our budget pledge I had to take a picture of my fridge because it looked empty even though I'd just finished our food shopping for the week! Even so, we survived the pledge and were never short on food (nor did we over-spend). When it came to putting meals together, creativity was my biggest ally.
Do your kids miss all the processed snack food they used to eat, or are they content with their healthy lifestyle?
When we are home my kids hardly even remember all that processed junk exists (well, except for when the loud ice cream truck drives by!). There is a social aspect to eating certain foods though so now that our strict pledge is over we do let our children occasionally indulge in processed food especially when at birthday parties or other celebrations. When nothing special is going on we make a point to let them pick out one special treat a week (like homemade chocolate chip cookies). If it were to happen every day it would no longer be special.
On your site, you show that eating healthy doesn't mean always having to eat salads. What's your favorite meal to prepare for your family?
That's right. Eating real food is not about surviving on tofu and bean sprouts (not that there's anything wrong with those foods!), but instead we get to enjoy nourishing meals made from high-quality, whole ingredients. It's hard for me to pick one favorite meal, but if I could instead pick a category I would have to say Mexican food. We love everything from fajitas to quesadillas (pictured above) to refried beans, guacamole and homemade salsa. I don't think we've ever not been in the mood for Mexican. To get a better idea of what we eat on a regular basis check out our 5 free real food meal plans that include breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and corresponding shopping lists (with pricing).
What's the biggest piece of advice you have for people wary of changing up their diets?
I highly recommend spending 90 minutes of your time watching the documentary Food, Inc. so you can also understand the why behind making the change. Then start small so you don't get overwhelmed…consider tackling one meal of the day at a time and remember that even small changes are better than none. Also don't forget to use our blog as a resource; that's the reason we created it!
You can follow Lisa on Facebook for updates and more healthy tips.


text: Mingo sheriff gunned down 'in broad daylight' By Rusty Marks April 3, 2013 Story Share Courtesy photo Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum in a picture posted on his public Facebook page. Chip Ellis Mingo County sheriff's deputies and Williamson police officers stand together on the courthouse steps in Williamson to mourn Sheriff Eugene Crum at a news conference Wednesday evening. Crum was gunned down earlier in the day while eating lunch in his SUV. Chip Ellis This large wreath in memory of Crum is brought to the news conference. Crum was remembered for his efforts to help Mingo County rid itself of a prescription painkiller epidemic. Chip Ellis Dozens of family, friends and emergency workers gather in downtown Williamson to pay their respects to Sheriff Eugene Crum, who was fatally shot while eating lunch in his SUV on Wednesday. Chip Ellis Mingo County sheriff's Deputies M.J. Mounts, L. Thomas and C.G. Endicott reflect on Crum's death at the news conference. Chip Ellis Jerry and Loretta Cline speak highly of Sheriff Eugene Crum at the parking lot where he was gunned down early Wednesday. Loretta Cline, holding baby Vanessa Lynn, said she would see Crum parked there nearly every day and he would wave or smile at her. Chip Ellis Dollie and Dallas Toler cry as they remember their friend. Dallas Toler took over as chief magistrate in Mingo County last year after Crum stepped down to run for sheriff. Chip Ellis Williamson residents walk by the parking lot where Crum was gunned down on Wednesday. Crum liked to park there and eat his lunch every day. WILLIAMSON, W.Va. -- The newly elected Mingo County sheriff, intent on cleaning up the county's drug problem, was gunned down at midday Wednesday in downtown Williamson.Williamson resident Larry Dove said he saw a man shoot Sheriff Eugene Crum "right in the head," in a parking lot on Third Avenue.Tennis Melvin Maynard, 37, of Delbarton, has been arrested in connection to the shooting, according to West Virginia State Police spokesman Sgt. Michael Baylous.Baylous said a Mingo sheriff's deputy spotted Maynard in a car near Delbarton after the shooting and chased him. He said Maynard wrecked his car and jumped out, pointing a gun at the deputy.The deputy opened fire, Baylous said, striking Maynard several times. He was taken to Cabell-Huntington Hospital, but Baylous said he did not know the suspect's condition.Williamson Police Chief Dave Rockel will take over the sheriff's department until a new sheriff is appointed, Mingo County Emergency Services Director Jarod Fletcher said at a news conference.Crum took office in January. He had campaigned on ridding the county of illegal drugs, particularly the illicit use of prescription painkillers.Delegate Harry Keith White, D-Mingo, chairman of the House Finance Committee, said Crum had been aggressive as a county magistrate in setting up a drug task force with local police departments.White said, "In most people's opinion," the drug task force "had done a terrific job of cleaning up drugs in the county."Drugs are a terrible plague and scourge facing much of Southern West Virginia, but at least here in Mingo County, Eugene was working very hard to eradicate this problem prior to becoming the sheriff but had stayed aggressive in his pursuit in stopping pill mills around the county," White said in a prepared statement.'His whole dream was to be sheriff'Williamson has had a reputation for prescription drug abuse for several years and some have referred to the town as "Pilliamson."A notable case is that of Dr. Diane Shafer. Shafer operated a notorious Williamson pill mill in the early 2000s and pleaded guilty in May 2012 to conspiracy to misuse her Drug Enforcement Administration registration number.The plea was the result of a federal investigation that began about four years ago, examining Shafer's doling out of more than 118,000 prescriptions since 2003.Dallas and Dollie Toler parked their truck near the scene Wednesday evening and cried together. Dallas said he took over as chief magistrate in Mingo County after Crum quit to run for sheriff. "His whole dream was to be sheriff," Dollie Toler said. "He wanted to stop the drug trade around here, and it cost him his life."Dallas Toler said the night Crum was elected sheriff was one of the happiest he'd ever seen him.Crum's wife, Rosie, was visiting their two children, Julie and Bud, in Indiana when she learned of the shooting Wednesday, Dollie Toler said. She got on a plane with her children and deputies were expected to escort the family from Yeager Airport late Wednesday."To think he was gunned down in broad daylight highlights the dangerous position our men and women in law enforcement place themselves in every day," White said in the statement. Each day, Crum would buy lunch at a restaurant across from the courthouse, and would eat it in his parked car and observe a pill mill, which recently had been shut down, White said."Unfortunately, this unselfish act became the scene at which he was killed in broad daylight," Delegate Justin Marcum, D-Mingo, an assistant prosecutor in Mingo County, said in a statement. That was a daily routine he began that many Williamson residents got familiar with.Loretta Cline said she often would see Crum in his SUV at the lot on Harvey Street. He would wave or smile at her and her children, she said."You could tell he cared about people, and didn't care to stop and talk to anyone," Cline said.A Starters Restaurant employee, who didn't want to give her name, said Crum often dined at the Second Avenue restaurant, which is about a block away from where the shooting occurred."He was a great guy," she said. "We finally had a really good sheriff. It's a tragedy for the small town."Marcum said Crum was a "true friend to the county" and a "strong fighter of the drug trade in Mingo.""I'm very proud of the work he's done as sheriff," Marcum said. "He's going to be dearly missed." Before serving as a magistrate, Crum was the chief of the Delbarton Police Department.Longtime friend and Williamson lawyer Tim Koontz said Crum was able to see both sides of the legal system because of his work as a police officer and magistrate."He followed not only the letter of the law, he carried both the sword and the shield," Koontz said. He said Crum was concerned with protecting the public, and also with protecting the rights of the accused."The fact that they brought out [Maynard] alive is testament to the training they had, and the insistence he had that they do things right. Gene would have wanted it that way."Koontz said Crum began investigating Mingo County's drug scene even before he was elected sheriff. He hit the ground running, organizing a major drug sting not long after taking office."Gene was politically blind when it came to arresting people," Koontz said. He said it didn't matter if a suspect was the relative of a police officer or a local politician, "He got them all."Marcum said in a statement the work Crum did for Mingo County will be remembered for years to come."Now is the time to come together as a community and be there for one another - to remember and honor Eugene Crum."I will continue to pray for him and his family in their time of need," Marcum said, "and I ask all of you to do the same."'I respected that guy'Kanawha County Magistrate Kim Aaron, who attended magistrate school with Crum, said she is devastated by the news of Crum's death."I feel like somebody has punched me in the stomach," she said.Aaron said Crum gave up his magistrate's seat to run for sheriff. "He wanted to clean up Mingo County," she said. "I respected that guy immensely."U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin said in a statement, "It's shocking any time a law enforcement officer is killed. I've spoken to Col. [C.R. Jay] Smithers, and the West Virginia State Police will be leading the investigation into the matter."I've pledged the assistance of my office and other federal investigative agencies as such assistance is needed."At Wednesday's news conference, Rockel was joined by the entire sheriff's department on the Mingo County Courthouse steps, asking for prayers for Crum's family."We lost a good man today," Rockel said through tears.Rockel declined to take questions about the shooting because he said it is under investigation. He did not name the suspect but said he was being questioned by the State Police.Mingo County Commission President John Mark Hubbard said another news conference will be held at the courthouse at 3 p.m. today. A candlelight vigil will be held there at 8 tonight."To say Eugene will be missed is a vast understatement," Hubbard said.Hubbard said a fund has been created at Community Trust Bank to benefit Crum's family.The last time an officer was shot in the line of duty in Mingo County was Chattaroy Police Constable Fitchue Bee Barker, who was killed in September 1967, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page website.Mingo County Deputy Flem Johnson was shot and killed on April 20, 1946, according to the site. Matewan police officer Raymond Charles Perkins was shot on June 14, 1959 during a traffic stop, slipping into a coma from which he never recovered.Most recently, on Aug. 28, 2012, West Virginia State Police Trooper Eric Workman and Cpl. Marshall Lee Bailey were shot in the line of duty.The website says 197 West Virginia police officers have died in the line of duty, 136 of them from deliberate gunfire.More than 100 reflections remembering Crum had been left on the site as of Wednesday night.Staff writers Phil Kabler, Eric Eyre and Kathryn Gregory contributed to this report. Reach Travis Crum at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-5163. Reach Rusty Marks at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1215. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Trump's Interior Department moves to stop mountaintop removal study 2 Casto among two people dead at WV jails Monday 3 West Virginia jails and prisons are in crisis, officials say 4 Tennessee company to purchase Highland Hospital 5 Black Lives Matter rally at WV Capitol promotes equality Bulletin board: April 4, 2013 Previous Story Second arrest made in brutal Pinch home invasions Next Story


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LAS VEGAS - NOVEMBER 13: WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto poses during the weigh-in for his bout against Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 13, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pacquiao and Cotto will meet in a WBO welterweight title fight at the MGM Grand on November 14. Pacquiao weighed in at 144 pounds and Cotto weighed in at 145 pounds. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
As he prepares to take on Miguel Cotto on May 5, Floyd Mayweather will share some of his thoughts with us. In this installment, Mayweather discusses his move up in weight for the fight and answering his critics. Question: You're answering some of your naysayers and critics by moving up in weight to fight Cotto, one of the best in the sport today. Would you consider more fights at 154 or possibly higher? Mayweather: It's no surprise that when you're the best at what you do that you become the topic of debate. It comes with the territory. My career has been criticized and critiqued since day one. In my last fight against Victor Ortiz, people thought that he wasn't experienced enough, yet he held a championship belt. It doesn't matter who I fight, when I fight them or how successful I am, people will always have something to say. Guess what? I don't listen to the negative. I stay positive and focused. I love a big challenge, and that is what I have in Migu...
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Newlyweds celebrate their first Valentine's Days as married couples
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Every February 14, Valentine's Day serves as an opportunity for loving couples across the country to take the time to reflect on their relationships and show how deeply they care for each other.
Q&A: 'First Comes Love' creator prepares for release of beautiful new book
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Next week, on September 26, another step of one photographer's mission of compiling a beautiful collection of portraits of loving, committed same-sex couples will come to fruition when Barbara Proud's First Comes Love book is released.
Photographer works world-wide to create a 'visual catalog of gay men around the world'
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This year, photographer Kevin Truong set out on a mission: To photograph as many different gay men in as many different places around the world as he could. Check out these 7 wonderful new stories from same-sex couples in states across the country where Kevin has traveled to in the past few months.
San Diego Mayor Faulconer (R) signs on as chair of Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
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This week, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer became the newest chair of Mayors for the Freedom to Marry, a coalition of nearly 400 mayors from across the country who support marriage for same-sex couples.
WATCH: Deondray & Quincy, married at the GRAMMYs, share their experience
Postedon Jan 27, 2014 at 03:30 pm
One of the couples who married last night at the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards, was Deondray and Quincy Gossfield, filmmakers who live in Los Angeles, California. They spoke with The Huffington Post today about their experience.
WATCH: This man's amazing wedding vows to his husband are sure to move you to tears
Postedon Oct 03, 2013 at 12:30 pm
This summer, Jordan and Devon tied the knot and said "I Do" in a wedding ceremony in Los Angeles, CA after four years of commitment. Their wedding video is a gorgeous look into the couple's big day.
Victory: The Department of Veterans Affairs must honor marriages of same-sex couples
Postedon Aug 30, 2013 at 10:15 am
The judge wrote that there was no rational basis for the Department of Veterans Affairs to bar same-sex spouses from receiving protections - that it is not related to the military's commitment to caring for veteran families.
A joyous summer of love, commitment and marriage for Marlee and Megan in California
Postedon Aug 22, 2013 at 03:30 pm
It's been a big summer for Megan and Marlee Malone-Franklin. After hosting a gorgeous commitment ceremony and blessing in May - then watching as the Supreme Court restored the freedom to marry in CA and struck down the central part of DOMA - they finally obtained a marriage license this month.
In Memoriam: Sean Sasser, HIV/AIDS activist who appeared on MTV's 'The Real World'
Postedon Aug 08, 2013 at 11:00 am
This week, Sean Sasser, an HIV/AIDS activist who appeared on The Real World: San Francisco in 1994, passed away. In 1994, MTV televised Sean's commitment ceremony to Pedro Zamora, the HIV-positive star of the third season of The Real World who died that year.
Mothers on ABC Family series 'The Fosters' marry
Postedon Aug 06, 2013 at 07:30 am
Yesterday, Monday, August 5, the lead characters on ABC Family's primetime drama series The Fosters married in the season finale of the freshman series. The series, which debuted on ABC Family earlier this summer, focuses on the lives of Stef Foster and Lena Adams.


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Download and print your own copy of the Zoo Map. Work out which animals your children would like to see and plan a route. Don't forget to check the Daily Timetable , and make sure you take advantage of our child friendly areas, such as KidZoo at Backyard to Bush and the Streets Beach at Great Southern Oceans.
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This would be quite expensive, and I would like to know just how likely is this?
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A longtime Temple Brith Achim member created an assured debut television show and will soon bring live sketches to the Trocadero Theatre.
The tagline on Abbi Jacobson's Tumblr account is disarmingly ambiguous: "I'm a visual and performing artist living in New York City. This is where I share stuff I make and find!"
If she wanted to get more specific, the 29-year-old Wayne native could have written that, in addition to making stuff, she also makes people laugh. A lot. So much so that she and her partner in prime time, Ilana Glazer, are starring in the new Comedy Central series, Broad City. The show, which follows the day-in-the-life exploits of two 20-something women in New York named Abbi and Ilana, just aired its fourth episode on Comedy Central. And they'll be bringing a taste of it to Philadelphia next month.
Cracking the cable network's notoriously male-dominated lineup — think South Park, The Kroll Show, Tosh.0 and Workaholics — was no small feat, considering that comedy was her second-choice career.
The longtime Camp Kweebec camper and counselor and member of Temple Brith Achim, the Reform synagogue in King of Prussia, went to the Maryland Institute College of Art so that she could become a graphic designer. "I have always been interested in comedy — I was obsessed with Saturday Night Live," she says. "But my dad and brother are graphic designers, and my mom was a potter when I was growing up — it was in my family. It makes no sense, but visual art was an easier career path" to choose than comedy
Judging by her two coloring books (published by Chronicle Books), award nominations for her animation work on the Web series precursor to the Broad City television show and her self-produced line of greeting cards, she achieved no small measure of success in the family business. "I sold the cards to stores" in New York City, she recalls, but despite finding a market for them, "there are now thousands of those cards in my mom's basement in Berwyn."
Jacobson moved to New York after graduating from MICA in 2006 and began taking comedy classes at the Upright Citizens Brigade, the comedy school/performance group co-founded by Amy Poehler, who also serves as the executive producer of Broad City. It was while taking improv classes that she met Glazer. "We were the only two girls on the team," Jacobson says. The two quickly became friends while working on their comedic chops. In 2009, after spending two years at Upright Citizens Brigade, they decided that the only way they were going to get more work in the industry was if they did it themselves.
"We both came to the point where we wanted to create material," Jacobson says. The result was a 35-episode Web series that, while never generating viral numbers, was seen by many of the most influential people in the world of comedy, including Poehler, who agreed to come on board after guest starring in the pair's final webisode in 2011. A few months later, FX Network signed them to a production deal, only to pass on the project in 2012. At that point, Jacobson and Glazer took their talents to Comedy Central, which had shown interest in the show before they signed with FX.
Broad City definitely doesn't feel like a freshman sitcom. Jacobson says that focusing on the project so intensely for so many years has made for a much more assured result, allowing her and Glazer to develop "our process, how we worked together. It became easier for us to write adventures for the exaggerated characters of ourselves."
The amount of creative freedom that Comedy Central allows, she adds, has also helped give the show an unhurried intricacy to its narrative structure that feels less like a sitcom than a documentary that just happens to be really funny.
And graphic — or, at least, as graphic as you can get on basic cable at 10:30 p.m., which, as it turns out, is a fair amount. In the first three episodes alone, subjects covered included FaceTiming in flagrante delicto, storing marijuana in nether regions and the unspeakable locker room horrors that Abbi's character has to clean on a daily basis in her job at a fitness club.
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To help control labor pain and stress, an injection of pain
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(intramuscular). The most common pain medicines used are
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How opioids work for labor pain
Opioid analgesics suppress your perception of pain and calm your emotional response to pain by reducing the number of pain signals sent by the nervous system and the brain's reaction to those pain signals.
An opioid can help you relax between contractions and decrease the
pain but does not take the pain away completely. Opioids make you drowsy for a
short time and can slow your labor. But opioids are less likely than
epidural anesthesia to cause you to have a forceps or
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The most common side effects of opioids include:
Opioids are not used when you are close to delivery, because they can
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CitationsCunningham FG, et al. (2010). Forceps delivery and
vacuum extraction. In Williams Obstetrics, 23rd ed., pp.
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DETROIT - Pottery Barn is recalling thousands of dolls from its Kids' Girl Doll collection after reports of problems with the doll's hair and one doll's head band.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said five people reported children's head or necks being stuck in the doll's hair. The hair is formed by yarn loops.
The recalled dolls are the Audrey, Chloe and Sophie dolls. Pottery Barn sold the recalled dolls nationwide through catalogs and online between July 2006 to April 2011.
The C.P.S.C. wants consumers to take the dolls away from children and cut the looped hair so it is no longer a loop. Any customer who wishes to return the doll may do so for a merchandise credit.
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The First Trailer For The Scooby-Doo/WWE Crossover Movie Surfaces, My Dreams Are Becoming Real [Video]
As Hans Gruber once said, Christmas is "the season of miracles," and there is nothing more miraculous than the present Warner Bros. has just given us. After announcing all the way back in August of 2012 that there was going to be an animated crossover movie between Scooby-Doo and World Wrestling Entertainment, it seems that my dream of a better world is perilously close to becoming reality. Today, a trailer for Scooby-Doo WrestleMania Mystery has arrived online, and it is everything I have ever hoped for in my life.
The trailer, featuring appearances by the Miz, Brodus Clay, Sin Cara, AJ Lee, Triple H, Kane and, of course, John Cena, teases plenty of in-ring action for Scooby and Shaggy, although Velma and Daphne's heated rivalry for the Divas Championship remains unconfirmed. Check it out below!


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Following are some of the most frequently asked questions about the UCSF School of Dentistry's Continuing Dental Education online registration system, with answers.
How does it work?
Your purchases are transacted by the UCSF School of Dentistry's Continuing Dental Education online registration system, however your credit card payment is securely processed by industry-leading payment gateway Authorize.net. After your credit card is processed you will be sent an e-mail with the details of your transaction and your name will be added to the list of course attendees.
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Chuck Hughes pays homage to the food gods by inking his skin. City dwellers armed with spray paint use a different canvas. From graffiti to tattoos, food people find dramatic ways to say "Food: I love you."
"New Yorkers are food crazed," says Arthur Bovino, a trained chef, professional food writer and photographer who has taken to the streets to find out what foods New York City is really thinking about.
He calls it a Food Graffiti Photo Project, and his work attempts to capture New York City's obsession with eating, through photographs of walls and posts marked with graphics relating to food. From bridges spray painted with "egg yolk," to images of buttered toast lain over red brick, Bovino shows that our fascination with food is constantly on display.
Sometimes it's shown with a word:
Other times with a delectable image:
Cooking Channel chefs also show off their love for food. But while New Yorkers have chosen the city as their canvas, Chuck Hughes and Michael Symon prefer to use their bodies.
Chuck isn't shy to show off his love for seafood:
While Michael's made his ode to meat:
How do you say "I love you" to food?
Catch Chuck work his magic on seafood weeknights at 6:30pm, and Michael Cook like an Iron Chef Thursdays at 10pm.
For more food graffiti, check out Arthur Bovino's website, www.graffeatinyc.com.


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Premier Greg Selinger sat down with Legislature reporter Larry Kusch and political columnist Dan Lett earlier this month for a wide-ranging year end chat.
Selinger spoke about Manitoba's fiscal woes, the Phoenix Sinclair Inquiry, public financing of political parties, the need to build more giant hydro dams, and more in the interview.
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DJ and Photographers were AWESOME. Wolf Run Golf Course it the last the place I would recomend to anyone who is looking to hold a wedding there. Poor custom service, rude staff, they are not professional planners and it really shows in everything that they do.
Cindy and Bill were great to work with! Cindy rolled with it that day with all the ups and downs and made it all work out on her end.
Our photographers were great! They went above and beyond and really ended up being the coordinators of the day. We couldnt be happier
I had my wedding here and it was the worst customer service I have ever experienced. The VP/Special Events Coordinator was very difficult to deal with. When we were able to get in contact with her. We had our event booked with them16 months prior to our wedding. Phone calls and emails were not returned. They took 3 attemps to get our menu correct. When I finally was able to get in contact with someone 9 days out from my wedding. The wedding coordinator screamed at me and refused to take responsiblity for her actions or lack of. When I asked to work with another coordinator she refused and stated that I had to work with her I had no choice. Even thought I spoke with someone else there that seemed willing to help me and make it all work.
The day of our wedding she didnt make contact with us for 2 hrs after we arrived (she was sitting at the bar when we got there) We were told there would be racks to hang on dresses on, those were not there. We hung all our dresses including my wedding dress off a locker. The men had no rack to hang their tuxes. My cake was put out too soon and it melted. It had to be put back in the freezer. She sceamed at my wedding party on several occasions. It started to rain very hard after our ceremony. The staff was very unprepaird for the weather. And several guest stated that it looked like they didnt know what they were doing.
They were more worried about putting out the food in the rain that informing the guest what the delay was with the bridal party making an entrance to the reception. They had no dry power for the DJ which extended the delay. Rain was coming down in side the tent on our head table and on the cake table. A guest removed the cake (a small 10 in round single layer cake) from the rain she yelled at the guest for touching it. Then put it back in the rain. The guest went and informed her to please move the cake and when she went to move it she dropped my cake on the ground. It had to be fixed by a bridesmaid.
The mens dressing room was to have the windows blacked out (per the wedding coordinator) and they werent. They had a 360 view of the place so I was unable to go ourside to take pictures before the ceremony. My photographers were yelled at several times by the staff for no reason. The champagene was poured before all guests had even been released for the buffet line. So it was warm by the time we toasted. The children had kids meals. The meals for the children in the bridal party were not served these and they ate from the buffet and then was yelled at by the coordinator for eatting that. We paid for it we didnt care what they ate at that point. 3 children 1 9y/o and 17 y/o and 12 y/o where served champagne and was caught by the photographer and swapped to apple cider. We had a no host bar and asked that it be a full bar with the execption of no shots being served. That only held true to the outside bar at the reception, guest were able to walk inside and buy shots. Prior to the ceremony a good portion of the guest were in the bar inside ordering drinks and I was told by several guest that she was yelling at the bartender to stop serving people. Really.... your making money and most people wouldnt complain about that in a poor economy.
Our gifts were to be loaded in our parents car by staff (from what she told us when we signed our contract) Our family loaded them because the staff was too busy cleaning up and pushing us out even though we had the place for another 45 min to an hour. The lights where turned off 45 min prior to us having to be out. The staff was overall rude and came acorss very unprofessional throught the entire process and our family and friends were yelled at and treated very poorly as well as our other vendors. I dont advise having your wedding with any of their properties (Kiley Ranch, Dayton Valley or Wolf Run)
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The mathematics curriculum focuses on knowledge acquisition and skill building in the various disciplines of mathematics. Some students may choose to pursue secondary education licensure and become math teachers at the junior high and high school level. Others anticipate graduate study in mathematics, aimed toward research or teaching careers. The mathematics curriculum also forms a strong foundation for careers in technical fields.
Extensive coursework in calculus, geometry, and advanced algebra provides a comprehensive background in mathematics.
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The Department of Mathematics at Mississippi College is home to a dynamic intellectual culture and an energetic learning environment. Curiosity thrives here — students participate in competitions at annual mathematics conferences, learn from presentations by regional mathematics professionals, and lead an active Math Club that's associated with the Mathematics Association of America. Even after they graduate, former students remain involved with the department; the Epsilon-Delta Society is a group of mathematics alumni and friends who support MC's Department of Mathematics and promote our mission.
Math students can take advantage of exciting study abroad programs. Spend a summer, single semester or entire year in Spain, Costa Rica, France, Brazil, China, Japan, Austria, or Germany. While you're there, you can take classes for credit that are taught by native and fluent speakers, and expand your cultural horizons while working toward your degree in math.
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Some of our recent graduates are attending graduate school at University of Mississippi, University of Southern Mississippi, George Washington University, Reformed Theological Seminary, and even Wuhan University in China. Others are teaching in school districts throughout the nation.
MC's Mathematics alumni continue to pursue excellence in their careers throughout the world. Jennifer Wilson serves as the mathematics chair at Northwest Rankin High School. Jerry Ballard recently completed his Ph.D. in mathematics from MSU, and has received many awards during his 15 years of work at the US Army Engineering Research Development Center in Vicksburg, MS. Ben Sones went on to attend law school at Vanderbilt University, and is now a lawyer in Jackson, MS.
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Opportunities in Chinese and Japanese
Academic Opportunities
Off-Campus Study
Nearly all of our majors spend at least a semester studying abroad. Explore China, Taiwan, and Japan through any of our currently recognized programs:
Explore Beijing through the Associated Colleges in China (ACC) Intensive Language and Culture Program (administered by Hamilton College): http://www.hamilton.edu/china
Develop critical insight into sustainability issues in contemporary China through the Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) Beijing: http://www.ciee.org/study-abroad/china/beijing/minzu-environmental-cultural-economic-sustainability/#1rightForYou
Experience China's intellectual, political, and cultural capital with the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES): http://www.iesabroad.org/study-abroad/beijing
CET Academic Programs offers several study abroad and internship options in Beijing: http://cetacademicprograms.com/programs/china/
Improve your Mandarin and cross-cultural competency through CIEE Nanjing: http://www.ciee.org/study-abroad/china/nanjing/intensive-chinese-language-culture/#1rightForYou
Study abroad in Taiwan and enhance your Chinese language and cultural skills with CIEE Taipei: http://www.ciee.org/study-abroad/taiwan/taipei/intensive-chinese-language-culture/#1rightForYou
Explore Japan and build language skills with Earlham College's Japan Study program: http://jpns.remotedb.earlham.edu/
Pursue your academic interests in a challenging, enriching international international experience with CIEE Tokyo: http://www.ciee.org/study-abroad/japan/tokyo/arts-sciences/#1rightForYou
Awards, Grants, Scholarships, and Fellowships
Lan-Chang Fellowship
The purpose and spirit of the Lan-Chang Fellowships, in memory of Chien-Wei Lan and Sing-Chen Chang, is to promote cultural understanding of mainland China through students undertaking projects in China and the sharing of these project experiences upon their return to the Grinnell College campus. It awards initiative, originality, and creative exploration. The Lan-Chang Fellowship endowed fund was established in 1996 by Chien-Wei Lan and Sing-Chen Chang (grandparents of John Keshar Wenderoth '96) with outright gifts totaling $24,933 and with the remainder value of charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts totaling $217,172. The purpose of this endowment gift is to fund the Lan-Chang Fellowships.
The Lan-Chang Fellowships, each in the amount of $3,500, shall be awarded to a maximum of two Grinnell College students every year to support the expenses of traveling to and from and living in China for six to eight weeks during the summer, while each student completes a Mentored Advanced Projects (MAP) or other Independent Research project focused on China. Students must have completed their second year with one remaining semester to be completed on the Grinnell College campus before graduation. Students of any major are eligible, and knowledge of Chinese language, history, or culture is not required; those without experience of or in China are encouraged to apply and will be given special consideration.
- The Lan-Chang Fellowship shall fund a MAP or IR (Individual Research) project that has a strong experiential component, requiring student interaction with a variety of Chinese individuals and sites. (In years in which no appropriate MAP or Independent Project is proposed, the Fellowships may be used to support an unpaid internship or volunteer service project in China, provided the internship or project adheres to all other requirements and eligibility criteria listed herein).
- The Fellowship shall not be used for archival research or classroom study.
- The Fellowship shall not to be used to support faculty expenses; however, the faculty directors of the student projects are encouraged to travel to China with their students to engage in on-site mentorship.
- Students receiving the Fellowship must present their experiences to the rest of the Grinnell College community upon return to campus in the Fall.
To learn more, please contact the Center for International Studies.
Critical Language Scholarship
The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program offers fully-funded summer language institutes for U.S. university students and is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.
More information: http://www.clscholarship.org/
To apply: http://www.clscholarship.org/apply
Boren Scholarships
Boren Scholarships provide up to $20,000 to U.S. undergraduate students to study abroad in areas of the world that are critical to U.S. interests and underrepresented in study abroad, including Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin American, and the Middle East.
More information: http://www.borenawards.org/
Application: https://nsep.iieweb.net/nsep/nseplogin.asp
Fulbright Grants
In general, there are two types of Fulbright grants:
- A Fulbright Full Grant, which funds one academic year of overseas study and/or research in one country
- An English Teaching Assistantship (ETA), which funds one academic year of teaching English in one country
Additionally, Fulbright offers several specialized grants, including Travel-Only Grants (which are usually given to graduate students, and only for Italy, Germany, and Hungary), Fulbright/mtvU Awards, Critical Language Enhancement Awards, Fulbright Business Grants (Mexico, Spain, and the Netherlands), Fulbright Journalism Grants, and Country-Specific Awards to Australia (CSIRO), Ireland (Irish Language), Italy (Slow Foods and Deaf Studies), Mexico (Graduate Degree and Public Policy); and the Netherlands (Water Management).
More information: http://us.fulbrightonline.org
Application: https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/usa/26/
Gates Cambridge Scholarships
Gates Cambridge Scholarships are highly competitive full-cost awards for full-time graduate study and research in any subject available at the University of Cambridge.
More information: http://www.gatescambridge.org/
Application: http://www.gatescambridge.org/apply/
Gilman Scholarship
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program offers grants for U.S. citizen undergraduate students of limited financial means to pursue academic studies abroad.
More information: http://www.iie.org/en/Programs/Gilman-Scholarship-Program
Application: https://gilmanapplication.iie.org/
Marshall Scholarships
Marshall Scholarships finance young Americans of high ability to study for a degree in the United Kingdom. Up to forty Scholars are selected each year to study at graduate level at an UK institution in any field of study.
More information: http://www.marshallscholarship.org/
Application: http://www.marshallscholarship.org/applications/apply
Rhodes Scholarships
Rhodes Scholarships, the oldest international educational fellowships, were initiated after the death of Cecil Rhodes in 1902, and bring outstanding students from many countries around the world to the University of Oxford.
More information: http://www.rhodesscholar.org/
Application: http://www.rhodesscholar.org/applying-for-the-scholarship/
Post-Graduate Opportunities
Grinnell Corps Nanjing Teaching Fellowship
Each year, Grinnell College appoints two graduates to spend an academic year as English teaching assistants at Number 11 High School, affiliated with Nanjing University in Nanjing, People's Republic of China. The Grinnell Corps Nanjing Teaching Fellowship allows participants to work closely with Chinese high school teachers and students and live in the foreign student dormitory at Nanjing University. Applicants should be native English speakers with experience studying another language, a sound knowledge of American culture and demonstrated interest in Chinese culture and history.
To learn more, please visit the Grinnell Corps page.
Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme
Aimed at promoting grass-roots internationalism at the local level, JET invites young overseas graduates to participate in international exchange and foreign language education in local governments, boards of education and elementary, junior and senior high schools throughout Japan. Available positions include: Assistant Language Teacher, Coordinator for International Relations, or Sports Exchange Adviser.
To learn more, please visit http://www.jetprogramme.org/index.html.
Activities and Organizations
The Student Educational Policy Committee, or SEPC, is a student-faculty liaison group which provides faculty with student input on professors, candidates, curriculum, and other departmental issues. It also organizes social events within the department.
Student Employment
The Department of Chinese and Japanese is looking for native or near-native speakers of Chinese to work in our Chinese Language lab. We look for candidates who can speak standard mandarin Chinese fluently and read both traditional and simplified forms of written Chinese. You must be mature, responsible, and enjoy working with language-learners. For more information pick up an information sheet at Carnegie 115 (or see attachment below).
Application procedure:
The application deadline August 27, 5 p.m. Applications must be given to Laurie Wilcox or Patty Dale in CAR 115. Printed application forms may be picked up in CAR 115, or you may download and print out the form as a PDF (see attachment below). Applications should be handwritten.
Attachments: Chinese Lab Rules; Chinese Lab Job Application
For more information, please contact Professor Jin Feng.
Chinese Table
Students and faculty meet Thursdays at noon in JRC 224A for lunch and informal Chinese conversation.
Japanese Table
Students and faculty meet Thursdays at noon in JRC 224C for lunch and informal Japanese conversation.