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Only three years after George C. Wallace made his infamous stand at UA, Mrs. Howard became the first black student to attend UWA.
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loren george cunningham to be remembered at uwa lakedra rodgers
A memorial service for L.G. Cunningham will be held on Saturday, Sept. 24, at 11:00 a.m. at the Sandy Springs Christian Church in Sandy Springs, Ga. Cunningham was a beloved husband, father and grandfather who passed away Saturday Sept. 17, 2011. Cunningham was a strong believer in education. He and his wife Sarah funded scholarships at UWA and helped with building construction. His proudest moment was helping to build the Bell Conference Center, named in honor of his wife's parents, Eulon C. and Loraine M. Bell. He leaves behind his wife Sarah Bell Cunning-
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ham, a son and a daughter-in-law John and Emily Cunningham, grandson, Tyler Cunningham, granddaughter, Caroline Cunningham, a brother, Keith Cunningham (Kathy), nephew, Loren Cunningham (Joyce), niece, Laura Sue Suesserman (Mike), sister-in-law, Louise Bradberry (Bob), nephews, James Davis (Trina), Chris Davis (Patti) and several great nieces and nephews. The family asks for donations to be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 41 Perimeter East, Suite 550, Atlanta GA 30346.
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FACT: The Japanese launched approximately 9,000 balloon bombs against the United States during World War II. The balloons, which were filled with hydrogen and carried anti-personnel bombs, were released into the jet-stream winds, which carried them 5,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean. The Japanese hoped that the bombs would explode in the forests of the American Northwest. Even though 1,000 bombs made the trip across the Pacific Ocean, only 225 actually reached the mainland. The first balloon landed near San Pedro, Calif. on Nov. 4, 1944. The bombs were discovered as far north as Canada, as far south as Arizona's border with Mexico, and as far east as Farmington, Mich. A number of the bombs were shot down by the U.S. military, but most of them landed without exploding. None of the bombs started the huge forest fires that the Japanese military had hoped for. Many more American civilians would have died if the Japanese had attached biological weapons to the balloons. @the university of west alabama
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bestbookdeal.com Books are important for most educated people. From the individual who reads for his or her pleasure to the parent looking for the perfect storybook for his or her toddler, books can be very costly. How can readers find the common and rare titles they want, affordably?
Bestbookdeals.com, a great Web site that does not directly sell books, instantaneously compares the prices of books and textbooks from over onehundred different book selling Web sites across the globe. Also, the price of the actual book isn't the only factor involved in the comparison. Other than
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the cost of the book, the Web site takes shipping cost, shipping time, sales tax and even the availability of the book being searched for, into account. Bestbookdeal also has a section that promotes and shows special offers, coupons, and deals being offered by various Web sites, such as amazon. com, bamm.com, and ecampus.com, that range from free shipping offers to discount promotional
codes. Even though bestbookdeal doesn't actually sell the books, it still serves as a useful tool when trying to find a great buy without having to crawl a dozen sites, one at a time, for the best price. Of course, people want to help themselves by saving money when purchasing books, but people who
wish help others with their purchase should check into another great book Web site that actually sells books.
betterworldbook.com Betterworldbooks.com is a unique company that helps the world through a unique agenda. The founders of the Web site proposed a brilliant business model. They collect books, either long-forgotten or ones to be trashed and done away with, and sell them. The three college friends wouldn't just use the revenue brought in by the books to support and grow their revolutionary company, but also to fund literacy and bring books to less fortunate people all over the world. Just a few of their literacy partners include "Books for Africa," "Invisible Children," and
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the "National Center for Family Literacy." In fact, betterworldbooks has raised over ten million dollars for non-profit organizations by donating money from the purchases of the books. However, this is not the only means by which this company does good. Through "Book for Book," they donate literature. For every book purchased by a customer, one book is donated to a less fortunate person. To date, over 5 million books have been donated. Better World
ple, bottom-line company, one line being to support and grow itself. Another
Books also sponsors the LEAP (Literacy and Education in Action Program) grant that funds educational non-profit organizations and libraries. Better World Books doesn't stop helping the world there either. It is a tri-
is to better the people in need by generously giving and fighting poverty with the donation of literacy. The final leg promotes an environmental plan. No book is ever thrown away. All that are not sold or
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donated are recycled. Also, each order has the possibility to be shipped carbon balanced. Through this shipping, over 23,000 tons of carbon offsets have been produced. Better World Books is certainly an amazing model company. To support people in need and help the environment, visit betterworldbooks.com
teefury.com: limited time only elise keller
There is nothing like variety, and the people at TeeFury. com understand that variety, mixed with a little pressure, creates the perfect pitch in today's environment. TeeFury was created in 2008 by a group of artists who just loved limited edition merchandise. This provoked the idea to supply a creative, interesting, one-of-a-kind T-shirt for only $10.00; however, the sale would only last a total of 24 hours. After this time period, the shirt design is removed from the site, never to be sold on TeeFury at any price ever again. TeeFury allows anyone with a creative spark to apply a design idea to be sold, giving them $1.00 for each shirt purchased. Shirts are made from 100 percent cotton, using a state-of-the-art screen-printing process. With so many creative designs, it's hard not to appreciate the shirts, but be warned: each design lasts only 24 hours. Previous designs found on the site's gallery include Black Ops Teddy, Chilled Monkey Brains, The Green Revolution, and Tin Man Tin Can.
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liza james howard briana tinney
On April 16, 2011, the University of West Alabama dedicated The Liza James Howard Courtyard in honor of its first AfricanAmerican student. Liza James Howard was enrolled at the university in 1966. She graduated in 1969 with a baccalaureate and again in 1976 with a master's degree, both of which were in elementary education. When asked about her first response to receiving her acceptance letter, Mrs. Howard replied, "Prior to receiving the acceptance letter, I had a conference with President Deloney. We discussed admission requirements. At that time, classes were about to begin. I knew after the conference that I would be admitted." Imagining Mrs. Howard's first semester at UWA is difficult; even she says, "Finding words to describe my first semester at West Alabama is quite difficult. It was a time of uncertainty, anxiety and loneliness. I was stared at, called names, and most of all, ignored. I was occasionally acknowledged with a "hi" or a smile. In retrospect, it could have been far worse. Focusing on my goal of graduating and becoming a teacher and appropriating the grace of God kept me anchored." This young woman's
determination and faith have brought her what could not be described in any other way except for great success. She went above and beyond the expectations other people had of her and brought about change not only to this university, but also this community. Mrs. Howard's favorite scripture, to which she attributes her service and inspiration to comes from Romans 8:31-"For we know all things work together for good to them that love God and are called according to his purpose." Humble and meek, she gives all credit to her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and his plan for her life. Teaching is definitely a passion for Mrs. Howard, as evidenced by her three years of service to Head Start, her work as Director of the York Head Start Center and her 30 years of exemplary service at Livingston Junior High School. Not only was she successful in education but also in business. She turned a part-time job as a sales representative with York's Primerica Financial Services into a full-time endeavor. She was soon named Regional Vice President of Primerica Financial Services. Since leaving the University of West Alabama, Mrs. Howard has served as a Bible Studies Teacher at Livingston First Baptist Church, as Vice President of the Sumter County Head Start Policy Council and as a member of the ministerial staff of True Vine Fellowship Church. She also served as a member of the Alabama Education Association, Sumter County Retired Educators Association, the National Education Association,
the Less Femmes Social and Scholarship Club, the York City Council, and the Sumter County Industrial Development Board. Because of her outstanding leadership in her community, Mrs. Howard was awarded the Trail Blazer Award. The Liza J. Howard Alumni Chapter and Liza J. Howard Scholarship were established by the University in her honor in 2003. In 2004, the University of West Alabama awarded Mrs. Howard the highest award by inducting her into the Society of the Golden Key in recognition of her amazing change she brought to the school and the community. When asked how her life had changed since attending UWA, Mrs. Howard said, "The experiences helped me look inside of myself to draw strength. I've learned to use every negative situation as a stepping stone. Life happens to everyone. It is the choices you make, coupled with a good attitude, that determines your destiny." Obviously, her destiny was to change the lives of those around for the better. She has touched many lives due to her impeccable service and leadership and she continues to be an example and an inspiration to all whom she encounters.
* Photos courtesy of the Liza James Alumni Chapter
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heifer international: fighting world hunger, one bovine at a time robert sims
World hunger has become such a common phrase that often we do not grasp its full implications and consequences. However, world hunger is a legitimate problem, with legitimate consequences. Few of us have witnessed these consequences firsthand; however, thousands around the world live with them on a daily basis. During the Spanish Civil War, American farmer Dan West served as a relief worker. After becoming disillusioned with attempting to ration out very limited supplies of milk to large numbers of refugees, West founded Heifers for Relief. The organization sought to bring a permanent end to hunger by providing families with both livestock and training. West based this approach on the old Proverb, "Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; you have fed him for a lifetime." Today, Heifer International has expanded beyond its humble
beginnings. In addition to sending out heifers, the organization also gives gifts of sheep, rabbits, and llamas. Animals are not all the organization is about, however. Heifer International also distributes tree seedlings. The organization has helped over 125 countries around the world. Heifer ensures its animals will eventually help communities by requiring the families they help to "pass on the gift." The family must give at least one female offspring to another community member who has undergone Heifer's training. That member will then
pass on an offspring, and so forth. Heifer receives its funding from numerous sources, including individual donations, organizations, congregations, and governments. In addition, the organization offers several fundraising options of its own, including "Team Heifer" and a "wedding registry," that allow engaged couples to register for gifts to Heifer rather than overly expensive silverware. Those interested in becoming involved can find further information through the company's official website: http:// www.heifer.org
individuals to forget butter in the store and turn their attention and money toward margarine. Yet, margarine soon created an even bigger problem, carrying high levels of fatty substances, raising levels of LDL (bad cholesterol) and lowering levels of HDL (good cholesterol). The overuse of margarine created even
more heart conditions. Looking back, the battle between butter and margarine is a false one, established to change up the cooking and buying habits of individuals. Like anything else, butter and margarine alike must be used with precautions and not in high quantities.
elise keller
Everyone knows the infamous war between butter and margarine. Which one is better for you? Which one should you use? Before answering these questions, one must assess what each substance is made from. Butter is created by churning milk repeatedly until hardened foam is created on top of the churning butter. Margarine is oil, heated until it hardens. Both are used increasingly by Americans; however, the question still stands, which one is better for you? If the truth be told, the long battle between the two has been over since the beginning. Butter, as many of us know, is high in fat and cholesterol, giving many individuals heart problems. This upsetting truth left many
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drum roll please... 2011 homecoming court Katie Kite
Amber Walker
Katie is studying Athletic Training. She has worked as a camp counselor at Kamp Kiwanis. She is a member of Sports Medicine Club (SMC) and active in Baptist Campus Minitries (BCM).
Amber G. is a resident assistant at Livingston's Wesley Foundation and majoring in nursing and business. She is a singer/ songwriter and is currently working on a song that will be presented at Serendipity. She is a youth advisor of her home church, Freedom Rock Christian Fellowship in Meridian, Miss. Amber G. believes that two of the greatest gifts in life are being able to love genuinely and give freely. The motto she lives by daily is "Dispose all the mess. Work to do my best. Do what I can do and let God do the rest." In the words of Amber Gayle, "As I become a better me, I hope that I may inspire you to become a better you."
Queen's Court
Queen's Court
Tara Grayson Queen's Court
Tara is a biology major with an emphasis on premed. She is a member of the UWA dance team. She is the CAB Marketing Director. Tara is in Choir and the UWA Singers and involved with Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Baptist Campus Ministries.
Hannah Riley Queen's Court
Hannah is an English major with a journalism minor. She has worked for the UWA Counseling and Career Services, UWA Housing, and UWA Public Relations. Hannah has also been an active member of SGA. She is an associate member of ASA and was a member of the Scarlet Band from Tiger Land for two years.
One of these ladies will be crowned Homecoming Queen Keonna Echols
2010 Reigning Queen
Teia Lee
Queen's Court
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who, what, where, when Wednesday, Oct. 5 Seredipity talent show in Pruitt Gym @ 7:00 p.m. Come early for seating. Thursday, Oct. 6 Band, bonfire, pep rally, and fireworks on the Intramural fields @ 8:00 p.m., featuring local favorite "Fly By Radio." Friday, Oct. 7 Homecoming golf tournament at the Ravine Golf Course in Demopolis @ 9:00 a.m. The cost is $50 per person with procedes going to the Marengo County Scholarship fund. Alumni party at the Spence-Moon house @ 6:00 p.m., featuring rock band Class of '65 (alumni association members get in free, all others $25). Saturday, Oct. 8 Alumni reception at the Bored Well @ 9:00 a.m. Homecoming parade
@ 10:00 a.m. in downtown Livingston, Ala. Nursing alumni reception in Brock "Y" Hall @ 11:30 a.m. College of Business alumni and friends catfish lunch in Wallace Hall's Wise Conference Room @11:30 a.m. College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics lunch @ 11:30 a.m. in Bibb Graves Hall College of Education, the Division of Online Programs, and the School of Graduate Studies will unite for a lunch featuring live music at the SpenceMoon House at 11:30 a.m. National Alumni Association meeting and awards presentation @ 1:00 p.m. in the Bell Conference Center College of Liberal Arts alumni and faculty cock-
tail party @ 2:00 p.m. at the Spence-Moon House Homecoming Festival and Tailgate Party @ 2:30 p.m. on the Campus School lawn. All activities are free. Pep rally @ 4:00 p.m. in front of Tiger Stadium will feature the Scarlet Band from Tiger Land, UWA cheerleaders and LUie. West Alabama vs. Southern Arkansas kick off @ 5:00 p.m. at Tiger Stadium. The UWA Bookstore, the best place to shop for Red and White gear, will open Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. in the Student Union Building. All UWA sportswear will be 15% off, and young Tiger fans will receive free candy and balloons.
Allie Carson
Sophomore Maid
Allie is studying education. Allie works for UWA Housing. She is a member of Alpha Sigma Tau and UWA Auxiliary.She is a Delta Chi sweetheart and a member of the UWA Student Support Services (Trio).
Libby Hankins Freshman Maid
Libby is a 2011 graduate of Gordo High School. She was a member of the cheerleading squad, Beta Club, Student Government, FBLA, and FCA. Libby volunteered at Focus on Senior Citizens. She served as GHS Homecoming Queen.She is a UWA cheerleader. Libby regularly volunteers and is instrumental in fundrasing and raising awareness for those with Cystic Fibrosis. "Nothing has made me happier than being at student at UWA, cheering for the Tigers and making incredible new friends. I am beyond excited and honored to be elected to the UWA homecoming court. GO WEST!"
* photos courtesy of Betsy Compton
what to do with the little ones UWA Campus School will host Parents' Night Out for children age 3 and older from 6:00-10:00 p.m. on October 7, 2011 during the alumni parties. The cost, which includes pizza and drinks, is $25 per family and $15 per additional child Children must be potty trained to attend and are encouraged to bring a sleeping bag and pillow. For more information, email Annie Upchurch:email@example.com or call 205-652-3832. Online registration is available at http://uwaparentnightout-eorg.eventbrite.com. During the game, let the little ones spend some time on the field with the
"Junior Tiger Kids Club." The $10 registration covers one free Junior Tiger Kids Club T-shirt, running through the tunnel onto the field before all Tiger home football games, joining the players on the field for the National Anthem at all UWA baseball or softball games, dribbling and shooting at halftime of all UWA men and women's basketball games, and free general admission for Kids Club members to all UWA home athletic contests. For more information contact Janet Montgomery at (205) 652-3630. Online registration available under the "Tiger Club" tab on the UWA athletics page (http://www.uwaathletics. com/).
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the alabama connection graduate and professional
school fair alan brown
The Alabama Connection Graduate & Professional School Fair will be held in Tuscaloosa at the Birthright Auditorium in Stillman College on Tuesday, Oct. 4, between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. This special event will bring together representatives from medical schools, law schools, pharmacy schools, MBA programs and other graduate programs in a single location on one morning, making it easy for UWA students to explore their career options. The event is being co-hosted by UWA. The address of Birthright Auditorium is 3601 Stillman Blvd., Tuscaloosa, AL 35401. Students can find out more about the Fair by accessing the Fair's Web site (www.alabamaconnection.org) or by contacting Tammy White by phone (205-652-3651) or by e-mail (email@example.com).
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The Career Expo is a gathering of businesses, non-profit organizations, UWA colleges and government agencies to inform students about future career opportunities, possible internships and educational opportunities. Even if you are not an upcoming graduate, come out and support the Expo, because the more students who participate and express interest, the more the businesses and organizations will continue to participate in the yearly gathering. This means if there is a good turn out this year there will be more job opportunities represented when you do graduate. Students are expected to dress in business attire and bring a copy of their current resumes to the event.
Organizations expected to attend Gamestop, Inc. Majors: Business, Marketing Mary Kay Cosmetics Majors: All Georgia Pacific Corp. Majors: Business Regions Bank Majors: Business, Finance, Accounting, Management Bryan Whitfield Memorial Hospital Majors: IT, Nursing, Industrial Maintenance Internships Available West AL Mental Health Board, Inc. Majors: Psychology, Counseling Internships Available
UWA and UWA's Demopolis Higher Education Center, in partnership with RockTenn, offer a range of academic, workforce technology, continuing education, and graduate programs.
Oil Change, Tires, and Brakes Chris or Doug Schmidt Ph. 205-652-7770
1124 N. Washington Livingston, Alabama 35470
See http://www.uwa.edu/Career_Fair.aspx for more information on these and other organizations that will be represented at the Career Expo.
active military scholarships shelby watwood
Military scholarships are now available for online students at The University of West Alabama for online students. Active military, reserve and National Guard members qualify. UWA says these scholarships are offered to say thank you for what the military does for us. Along with these scholarships, military members receive tuition assistance from the government. In many cases, military members do not have to pay any money with the use of both of these
services. Currently at UWA, undergraduate and graduate degree programs are offered online. If a military member is an undergraduate student, he or she could have 100% of his or her tuition taken care of. If a military member is a graduate student, he or she could have up to 90% of his or her tuition taken care of. Scholarships are awarded starting at $121 per credit hour, with a maximum of $363 per course, for undergraduate and
graduate students. Tuition assistance is usually $250 per credit hour, with a maximum $750 per course. Active duty military scholarships are available immediately. Those interested in applying for a military scholarship should contact Dr. Martha Hocutt at email@example.com or (205) 652-3675. In order to receive a scholarship, one must show adequate proof of active status in the military.
thurn rock garden
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science saturday kadarrius james
n Sept. 24, seven children from local schools came to Bibb Graves to participate in Science Saturday, when kids come to UWA to participate in science experiments facilitated by science professors and student helpers. The seven students who came out Saturday participated in three events that taught them about the metric system, engineering and much more. The kids really enjoyed themselves and are all looking forward to Science Olympiad Day on October 18. On that day, many kids from all over the county will come to UWA and compete in science-related events. Anyone interested in helping can contact Ketia Shumaker, in Bibb Graves, Room 201B.
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lakedra rodgers
Richard L. Thurn, a former Emeritus Professor of Physical Sciences at UWA from 1980 until 2002, will be honored with a rock memorial on Oct. 8 at 3:00 p.m. in the Blackbelt Gardens on campus. Visitors will be greeted at the entrance of the memorial with a bronze marker featuring a brief history of the 20 years of dedicated service provided by Thurn. A path constructed of various rocks and specimens of fossil will be on display for visitors to examine with a numbered panel to aid in identifying specimens. Professor Thurn was an honorary member of the Iota Upsilon Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The Brothers worked diligently to prepare the gravel foundation for the memorial. According to lake manager Robby Limerick, "We are honored to be involved with this project and ask our fellow UWA alumni to consider making a monetary contribution to this commendable endeavor. Donations of any amount will be greatly appreciated and we thank you in advance for your support."
flu season morgan presley
When you start to feel sick, most times it's thought to be a common cold or sinus problems, but sometimes it's more serious. It's time to get updated with yearly flu shots. Free flu Shots are available at the Sumter County Health Department on Friday, Oct. 7 from 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Most students do not take the time to get their yearly flu shots and have to miss class for many days or weeks even if not taken care of properly.
Getting a flu shot can prevent the feeling of nausea and cold-like symptoms, such as elevated temperature, sneezing, coughing, and runny nose. When walking to class or sharing notes with fellow classmates, remember anyone can be a carrier. Use hand sanitizer or wash your hands anytime you come in contact with other people. A person might not look sick, but there is no sure way to know if he is walking around with the
flu. What is the flu? The flu is a contagious virus, readily is spread from one person to another when a person infected with the flu coughs or sneezes. Sometimes, people can become infected by touching their nose or mouth after touching an object infected by the flu virus. Here are some ways to prevent and detect the flu.
Avoiding the flu Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in the trash after you use it. Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially after you cough or sneeze. You can also use an alcohol-based Drive-Thru Flu Clinic hand cleaner. Avoid touching your Friday, October 7 eyes, nose or mouth. 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Germs spread this way. at Sumter County Health Department Try to avoid close contact with sick people. 1121 North Washington Street
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brianna davis
Planting is generally left to farmers and our mothers, due to either lack of experience or not having enough time. However, a little research shows that growing plants really is not as complicated as some might find it to be. Due to the ever-bipolar weather of Alabama and the fact that cold weather is drawing near, you're going to want to grow something indoors. First off, check with everyone to make sure it'll be ok. Allergies are something that affect a large portion of human populations, and the vast majority of house plants are toxic to our domesticated animals. Once you're in the clear, go ahead and pick your plant. A few plants to choose from for the last few months of the year are fruits, nuts, shrubs, grasses, roses, bulbs, and
vegetables. Your best bet for success would be to plant in a site exposed to full sun, with organic soil containing no harmful chemicals or oils. Plant small seeds a quarter to one half an inch deep; larger seeds should be about an inch under. For those of you who love radishes, onions, and greens, October is your month, so hop to. Good luck!
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visit italy
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come together to offer a trip of a lifetime. The cost of this trip is about one-half what it would cost if you went on your own and will take the group through the most beautiful cities in the world. This trip will be during May of 2012. Flying overnight from Birmingham to Italy will be exciting, especially when you wake up in Venice. After touring the floating city, you are bound for the city of Bologna-which is not pronounced like the Oscar Mayer kind but it is known for its cured meat. The group then goes to Florence for tours through the streets where Michelangelo's David stood and
then on to Assisi and Rome for more historical sites and tours. After you have processed, photographed and tweeted nine days of educational information you return home so you can tell everyone "how much you learned." This wordsmithing is the key to getting your parents and grandparents to help pay for this great opportunity. For information on this tour, email Lesa Shaul at firstname.lastname@example.com or go by her office on the third floor of Wallace Hall. No matter what it costs, this trip will be priceless!
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Call home and tell your Mom and Dad that professors are telling you that the trip to Italy in May of 2012 is mandatory. Or call Grandmother and tell her how much you can learn if you go on this trip. Do whatever it takes—you can even work from now until May—just go. Dr. Lesa Shaul and Dr. Richard Schellhammer talked to a full house as they presented much needed information about the trip UWA is offering to students, faculty, staff, alumni and others during the Interest Meeting Tuesday afternoon. Education First College Study Tours and UWA have
volleyball liz stainton
shelby watwood | muse
The University of West Alabama Women's volleyball team played Friday, Sept. 23, against the University of West Georgia. Coach Tabitha Turner led the team to three wins out of three sets. The game was the first conference game of the season for UWA. In the first set, UWA led UWG 25-21. Tazra Pitts (6) helped the team stay ahead in points by gaining kills throughout the game. In the second set,
UWA led 25-15. Alexis McHale (11) helped the team by assisting in kills. In the third and final set of the game, UWA led UWG 25-18. Casey Byrnes (1) helped the team win by digging attempted kills. The ladies ended the game with a winning streak, boosting their energy to play Valdosta State University the next day. uwa vs. vsu volleyball
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uwa vs. uga
uwa vs. vsu liz stainton
The University of West Alabama Women's volleyball team played Saturday, Sept. 24, against Valdosta State University. Coach Tabith Turner led the team to three wins out of four sets. The game kept viewers on their feet the entire time. In the first set, UWA led VSU 30-28. Tazra Pitts (6) helped keep the lead by dominating the court in kills throughout the set. The second set was a scare for the team as
VSU led 25-19. In the third set, UWA came back and led VSU 26-24. Angela Sanders (10) helped the team get this win by not only gaining kills but also helping to assist in digging on the back row. In the forth set, UWA sealed the win by leading VSU 25-23. Jennifer Campbell helped the team win the game by being a dominating force in killing the ball throughout the game.
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star players: uwa soccer josh taylor
The most recent extracurricular activity added to the sports roster at the University of West Alabama is women's soccer, which could be one of the most dominant sports offered at UWA. As with any sport for the soccer team to have any probability of success in its first season, it is essential that there be an emphasis on the fundamentals of skills and leadership. What this team lacks in experience, it can most certainly ameliorate with talent that is in the possession of this team. Experience and becoming a leader go hand in hand, and this team has found a true leader who has the ability to carry UWA to great heights in the Gulf South Conference. Jessica Martin, freshman goalkeeper, describes herself as being "a very vocal and motivated player," a quality which allows this team to feed off her words of inspira-
tion and further enhance their ability to win games. Martin truly understands what it takes to be a great player. "I enjoy watching my team succeed in wins and learn from losses," she said, demonstrating her ability to move on from a win and fully grasp the lessons that should be learned from a loss. Martin will be a dominant force for opponents this year and will be a fantastic goalkeeper this. Vicky Petrova, freshman midfielder, along with freshman forward Nicki Gears, are definitely players who will standout for this year's team, being described as having "quick feet … and making some amazing goals," said Martin. On the defensive side of the ball, the team is going to continue to rely on the play of freshman defender Sam Cable and freshman midfielder/striker Nicola Gibson, who have proven so far to be the essential
ingredient for success on that side of the ball. Martin goes on to say in regard to Gibson, that "though she typically plays in the middle, Gibson has made many of our goals so far and she has been moved back to a defending position, she has held very well," especially considering her position on the field. These young players who have potential to be great rely on Graeme Orr, head coach of the soccer team "a hard working coach who knows the game, and who has recruited some of the most dedicated and talented athletes on the market, which has prepared UWA for an exciting women's soccer season," said Jessica Martin. Coach Orr stressed that in his eyes there are no stars on the team. The team works together, and that is why they have been having such a sucessful season.
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The Tigers of the University of West Alabama took on Arkansas Tech in an attempt to extend their record to 3-1 on the season and their first win in Russellville since 1982. The Tigers' fought hard on this game and held off Arkansas Tech for a surprisingly 17-12 victory, which Coach Will Hall said was "one of the best team wins [he] has ever been a part of" in his career as a leader of a team. UWA proved they can win a low scoring game that has a minimal amount of extravagant plays without their star quarterback, Gary Johnston, who was injured last week and will be sidelined for the rest of the season. Johnston's replacement, Kyle Caldwell, threw for 128 yards and a touchdown, which shows fans that although they have lost a playmaker in Gary Johnston, they do have a player in Caldwell who can come in and
manage the game for the Tigers'. UWA's receiving core came to play against Arkansas Tech led by none other than All-American Gerald Worsham, who caught seven passes for 98 yards. Matt Willis also contributed by posting his second career 100 yard receiving game in the win. On the defensive side of the ball, UWA is proving to be a strong, and stifling team with tremendous "ball skills," says UWA student Justin Taylor. James Alexander, Otha Foster, and Deon Lacy, the leaders of UWA's defense who created three turnovers against the Wonder Boys of Arkansas Tech. Alexander had a team high 9 tackles on the night while Lacy and Foster intercepted a combined 3 passes in the victory. UWA players finished off their last scoring drive, which included 12 plays and 74 yards and ended with a field goal by Ryne
Smith to extend the final score to 17-12. The Tigers' are truly leaving everything on the field this year, which is the reason why they have a fantastic record of 3-1. It is true that there is always room for improvement, but this team is absolutely showing why it is the team to beat in the Gulf South Conference. The month of September was definitely a great month for this football team, but as they reach across into October with this talented group, we shall see how magical this season can be for the University of West Alabama. UWA will take on Harding University at Tiger Stadium in Livingston on Oct. 1, 2011, at 6:00 p.m. which will begin the gauntlet of tough games in the month of October, which eventually ends with a clash for the ages when UWA takes on UNA in Tiger Stadium.
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hidden gems in rock robert sims
The early 1990s in rock music are more or less defined by Nirvana. Exploding onto the scene in 1992, Nirvana set off a movement against the overproduced, overly theatrical, ballad-heavy "hair bands" of the 80s. After Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain was found dead, the victim of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, in 1994, many believed "grunge" (as Nirvana's musical style had come to be called) and died as well. In 1995, with the release of "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness," a massive double album, Billy Corgan sought to show that while grunge was dead, rock music most certainly wasn't. The Smashing Pumpkins, already a firmly established band during Nirvana's heyday, rose to unexpected heights with the success of "Mellon Collie." The album produced five hugely popular singles, and The Pumpkins were honored for their contributions to the music video format at the 1996 Video Music Awards, taking home seven of the infamous MTV Moonmen statues. The Smashing Pumpkins would encounter their own fair share of internal drama. Following
the drug-related death of touring keyboardist, Johnathon Melvoin, longtime Pumpkins drummer Jimmy Chamberlin was fired from the band, and replaced for the second leg of the hugely successful Infinite Sadness tour. Always outspoken, Billy Corgan declared rock to be dead, and stated that the band's next album would sound "nothing" like anything they had done before. This turned out to be true, as 1998's "Adore" saw Corgan delve further into the electronica style music that he only briefly toyed with on "Mellon Collie." While the album sold well and produced two successful singles, The Smashing Pumpkins were far from being the "biggest band in the world," a title that Billy Corgan was more than happy to claim only two years earlier. By 2000, the entire musical industry was beginning to change drastically. Napster was allowing computer savvy teens and adults to build up massive collections at no cost whatsoever. Rock and rap, once polar opposites, had begun to come together like never before. Britney Spears, perhaps the embodiment of everything that Kurt Cobain's initial
musical revolution was against, had become one of the biggest artists in the world. With all of these changes going on, Billy Corgan quietly rehired
bum that was made, and while it did virtually nothing on TRL or mainstream radio, it is, without a doubt, Billy Corgan's masterpiece. A seventy-minute concept
Jimmy Chamberlin and expressed a desire to make one, final Smashing Pumpkins album. (While The Pumpkins did return in 2007 with the album "Zeitgeist." The only original members to come back were Corgan and Chamberlin. "Machina" remains the final album to feature all four original Pumpkins.) "MACHINA|the machines of God" is the al-
album chronicling your own band's rise and fall is about as pretentious as a musican can get. However, Corgan utterly thrives in the self-indulgence of it all, actually having the audacity to write and sing the line, "if I was dead, would my records sell, could you even tell, is it just as well?" "Machina" benefits strongly from its self-aware
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lyrical approach. Corgan was seeking to make the definitive Pumpkins album with this recording. In doing so, he toys again and again with the popular perception of the band, and what he believes the band to really be, in the album's themes and production style. The album is quite overproduced, more so than anything else The Pumpkins had put out by this time. However, the over-production actually adds to the experience rather than detracting from it. This is, after all, a concept album. In many ways, Machina is the exact type of album that Nirvana was rebelling against. Overly dense, selfindulgent, and purposefully confusing, "Machina" is certainly not an accessible album. However, it harkens back to the work of former Pink Floyd frontman, Roger Waters. In many ways, this album is Billy Corgan's "The Wall." What makes "Machina" so good is the perfect marriage between Corgan's rock sensibilities and his penchant for dabbling in electronica. Songs like "Raindrops + Sunshowers," "Blue Skies Bring Tears," and the ten-minute long "Glass and The Ghost Children" demonstrate
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins is best known as Adele, a British singer-songwriter. After the debut of her first album "19," Adele achieved popularity in the United States with her hit song, "Chasing Pavements" and a "Saturday Night Live" performance in America. Adele released her second album "21" on Jan. 24, 2011, in the UK, and Feb. 22, in the US. The album received more rave reviews and brought Adele to worldwide record-breaking success. The singer/songwriter is now on a world tour promoting her new album, which includes "Rolling in the Deep" and "Someone Like You," both achieving number one on the charts. Adele worked with musician and producer Dan Wilson on "Someone Like You," the last song composed for the album.
this fact perfectly, as they feature some of the most solid instrumentation that the band has put on any album, along with a myriad of bizarre and strange sound effects that help ensure that the experience remains surreal and strange. A standout track that cannot be ignored has to be the one song on the album that could even loosely be called a "hit," the single "Stand Inside Your Love." If someone needed to sum up The Smashing Pumpkins with one song, "Stand Inside Your Love" would be the song to use. The production on the album gives the song a larger-than-life quality, but at its core, it remains a solid rock and roll anthem, and probably represents Corgan's peak as a songwriter. "Machina" may be a little bit difficult to get into for some and has remained the most negatively reviewed Smashing Pumpkins album out there. The criticisms levied against it are some of the very things that I have praised it for, interestingly enough. It is an out-there, overblown, beast of an album, but a very, very good one. 5 out of 5 stars.
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wear your school pride on your sleeves:
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under the armpit). Using the discarded material you cut from around the neckline, wrap it around the gathered piece and tie a knot. Voilà! You are left with a triangular top with a draping bottom. Remember, if that is too much exposed skin for you in the back and sides, just make a shallower cut at the sleeves or rock a cute little tank underneath.
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Do you have a drawer full of old Tshirts? I'm sure you do. We all do, especially ones with UWA on them. One way to put all those shirts to good use is by grabbing a pair of scissors and maybe a couple of cute pins and brooches and experimenting. You can create new and exciting pieces out of clothes you've worn a million times over. There are plenty of ways to chop, slash, reconstruct, and fringe up a simple T-shirt to make it into something awesome.
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A lot of the time, you can find great T-shirts at the Goodwill or thrift stores. The only downfall is that they are sometimes too large. We're girls, not the Hulk. We want form-fitting shirts. Here's a great idea to use if you're planning to cut an oversized T-shirt and the process is fairly simple. Begin by cutting off the sleeves. Start about an inch below the armpit and go all the way up to the neckline. Make the cut wherever you feel comfortable. Just remember: the lower you cut, the more exposed skin you'll have in the back and on the sides. That is an important detail to those who are not into showing too much skin. Next, cut the collar for a more relaxed feel at the neckline. I like cutting right at the seam, but if you want to go for a more off the shoulder look, cut a little lower. After cutting the neckline, flip your T-shirt over and pinch the back of the fabric (right
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off the shoulders
If you love your shoulders, this cut is perfect for you! This is also one of the easiest ways to design a t-shirt. All you do is simply cut the top of your shirt off in a diagonal, sloping cut. Make sure you cut a tighter-fitting shirt, or else the T-shirt will fall too far off your shoulder, causing a "Janet Jackson" moment. Trust me, NO ONE wants to have one of those. If you do cut a shirt that is too large, a good back up plan is to get a cute tee to wear under the shirt. That way, you have something to cover you, and the excessive draping will not be as noticeable.
When it comes to dressing up a college T-shirt I prefer to go the classy way, especially when pearls are involved. These days, colleges put a lot into designing T-shirts. There are so many pretty and elegant designs. The best way to keep that feel is to wear your T-shirt with pearl accessories and soft makeup. These give off a lovely Marilyn Monroe image. T-shirts we think of as something we wear on a lazy or relaxed kind of day. I'd totally wear all these designs to an outdoor party, get together, even to a pep rally or outside game. If you're going to wear these designs to a school-funded event, wear YOUR school name and logo. Nothing is worse than going to a West Alabama game with Alabama football T-shirts on.
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Less is always MORE! And when I'm saying this, I do not mean less clothes the better. I mean the less makeup the better. It's just now starting to become fall ladies, and even though the season is changing, it's still pretty hot on occasions; nothing's worse than seeing a girl wearing heavy makeup in the heat. Why do it? You're only going to sweat it off. Try neutral colors with light foundation for the fall.
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by allen pilkington
Adoption may not be considered a hobby, but it is certainly something that has defined Dr. Elizabeth Hohn's life. Her love for her family and passion for adoption allow every day to be an exciting adventure, even if it looks somewhat normal to the outside observer. Elizabeth Hohn currently teaches in the Education Department but will be retiring Dec. 1. Dr. Hohn has a passion for adoption and has adopted all three of her children from Russia. Jacob was adopted
from Moscow in 2002 and Amanda from Siberia in 2003. After six years, the Hohn family welcomed Benjamin, from Izhevsk. Hohn feels that adoption is a win-win situation by creating a family for those who want one and providing a family for children in need. Hohn said that the idea of physical adoption offers a great illustration for spiritual adoption into the family of God. Hohn has been to Russia six times and has had some great experiences while there. Her husband learned to never place bags on the floor; it is apparently unacceptable, for unknown reasons. They also learned to give the court judge an odd, never even, number of flowers as a thank-you gift. The cultural superstition is that even numbers cause bad luck. Status is much more important in Russia, a fact which is quickly apparent upon arrival. Some of the most enjoyable times in Russia were spent at the
American Embassy, where the Hohns got to meet others also in Russia adopting children. The Hohn family has some great memories together. Two weeks after Benjamin came home they went to Florida to visit family. Benjamin did not understand English, so imagine the fun they had trying to help him understand what was going on. They also had a family vacation in Pennsylvania and New York this summer. The weather there was drastically different, and jumping off boats into cold water was fun for all. Amanda, Jacob and Benjamin are completely American. They love playing outside. It is nice to have that freedom due to living in a small town. There are many available options for anyone interested in adopting. For more information regarding Russian adoption, go to http://russia.adoption. com/.
Chinese homes. Rice wine is homemade according to the family's grandparents' tradition and is often used to add flavor in cooking. Hard liquor is usually only found in bars. Many of the students said they missed homecooked food the most. They worry that the Caf food will be unhealthy to eat for a long period. Some are vegetarians, and vegans and have trouble finding appropriate options for them in the Caf. While they do like the rice and the salad bar in the Caf, they feel that the vegetables are overcooked and that the meat has too much salt. The
American chain restaurants they have in China include Burger King, KFC, Subway, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, and Papa John's, just to name a few. They also have Chinese chain restaurants, such as Real Kung Fu and Xu Liu Shan, which specializes in deserts and drinks. In big cities, there are a few drive-thrus and many places offer delivery. Where we have ketchup and mustard packets, they have pepper jam and bottles of garlic in China. Yingyu said that seafood is very popular in his hometown. They enjoy fish, shrimp, crab and lobster.
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In China it is customary to serve hot water or tea to guests. They do not drink sweetened tea. Cho Xu said the dish she misses most from home is called hot pot. Hot pot contains hot water with an assortment of chicken, beef, duck, seafood, vegetables or potatoes. In China, it is not customary to eat cold vegetables; they will usually add hot water to their vegetables. Many of the students commented that they like American deserts. Many have also tried the food at China Dragon and they said they liked it. You can find beer, white wine, red wine and rice wine in
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7 tips for eating on the cheap mary schellhammer
tip one: faster is not cheaper
tip four: dine in
While the value menu might be tempting, it is also possibly a leading cause of the freshmen 15. Try healthier options. When you do eat out, try a kids meal with fruit instead of fries, or opt for a salad.
a great way to save money. Ask family members to clip them for you or search the internet for coupons before your next shopping trip. Most manufacturers will send you coupons if you request via email. For the price of one frozen meal, you can feed yourself for 4-5 meals. Buying frozen foods in bulk and stretching the contents over a longer time period saves money. For example, try making a meal from scratch using larger bags of frozen veggies or boxes of pasta.
tip two: eat what your mama paid for
tip five: carb rich diets are not just for athletes
Pasta and rice is cheap, come in bulk and are versatile. Simply stock up on cheap sauce options (these can even be found at the Dollar Tree) and bulk store brand pasta, and you will have options! Also, check out the pasta and rice side items that come in paper packets in the grocery store. These usually contain at least 2 servings for only a dollar. Finally, don't be afraid to be cliché: eat Ramen. Check out http://www.ramenlicious.com/ and get creative.
Eat as many of your meals as possible in the "Caf." The meals are already paid for and will save you $5.00-$10.00 over a meal eaten elsewhere. Make the most of what you eat in the "Caf." Sunday brunch in the "Caf" is one of the best meals in town as far as what your money will get you. Even if you are paying the $6.00 for the meal, you will easily eat your money's worth.
tip three: drink cheaply
Understandably, most students don't get excited about drinking Livingston's tap water. Instead of buying bottled water, purchase a reusable water filter. Filters come in many styles now, including tap attachments, pitchers, and water bottles built-ins. Filters generally need to be replaced once every three months, saving you tons of money and preventing a landfill of used water bottles.
tip six: as my grandma always taught me never turn down free food
Most clubs and campus events that meet during dinner time serve at least some sort of food. Go crash a few events and fill your belly. Who knows? You might even learn something while you are there.
tip seven: couponing (as seen on T.V.)
You don't have to get extreme about it. Afterall, where would you hoard your stock pile in a dorm room? However, using coupons on items you would buy anyway is
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william b. green-burns, ph.d. 1.) If you are taking the comps online: A.) Become familiar with your Secure Remote Proctor Device and follow protocol. B.) Please do the following so that you will not be in violation of testing procedure. • Position your SRPD where you will be seen clearly. • Turn off all cell phones and land line phones-do not talk or text. • Turn off all computers except for the one on which you are working. • Do not allow anyone into the testing environment. • Do not talk to anyone. • Do not have any notes or books in the testing environment. • Do not leave the room. • Turn off all radios and televisions. • Make sure that you have taken the simulated SRP exam. • Follow the comprehensive exam instructions to the letter. 2.) General Preparation A.) Arrive early if taking the comps on campus. B.) Online: Set up the testing environment early-do not get "rushed." C.) Do not stay up the night before and cram. If you are not prepared the night before you take the exam, you are too late to begin preparation. Get a good night's sleep! D.) Before the exam, eat a high protein meal-avoid starches and sugars. E.) Avoid too much caffeine. Drink water prior to and during the exam. F.) If you feel stressed, breathe deeply at a slower pace. This will help you slow your pulse rate. G.) Take a deep breath and slow down your breathing. With your eyes closed, visualize yourself taking the exam without anxiety and successfully passing it. 3.) Taking the Test A.) When you open your exam, take time to read ALL of the instructions and the test items before you begin responding. B.) Begin with the question that you know the best. Then answer the rest of the items in the order of the items that you know the next best and so on until you finish. C.) When you finish a response, proof it sentence by sentence to make sure that you are saying what you wish to say. D.) When you finish the entire exam, proof read it again. 4.) Writing suggestions A.) Do not write as though you are talking to your friends. B.) Write as formally as possible. C.) Explain all technical terms as if you are teaching the reader. D.) "More is Better." Add as much detail and explanation as you can! HFS CU sure 9649-11586 (4.98x5.67)BW 1 9/12/11 10:11 AM E.) Make that each sentenceHR.pdf has a subject, verb, and expresses a complete thought. F.) After you finish the exam, proofread it again.
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delta chi film festival allen pilkington
Do you have an interest in filmmaking? Do you want to receive prizes and recognition for your work? The brothers of the Livingston Chapter of Delta Chi Fraternity are proud to announce a film competition to be held during the spring semester. Winners will receive trophies, and the grand prize winner will receive a cash prize. The rules for entering are as follows: There can be no nudity. The film can be a maximum of 30 minutes; there can be mild profanity; the film cannot be produced through use of illegal means; the film must be submitted on either a USB flash drive or a DVD-ROM; and violence is allowed, just not in excess. How do I sign up for this event? In order to participate in
this competition, contact anyone in Delta Chi. After you contact a brother, pay a $10.00 entry fee and fill out a form about your movie entry. Submissions will be accepted until the last weekend of February. A date and location for the event have not yet been set, but updates will come closer to the spring semester. If you are not a filmmaker, you can still participate in the film premiere, which is open to the public. Come and watch some of your fellow students entries and indulge is some traditional movie snacks, such as drinks, popcorn, and candy. If you do plan to enter a film, now is the time to start filming. Who knows? You might win some spending money for your efforts!
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As the school year progresses, one can expect to see more charity events around campus. Phi Mu will be hosting a Philanthropy Day and event Oct. 17 and 18. More details to come at a later date. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated will be hosting a
breast cancer awareness program on Oct. 19 at 7:08 p.m. in "Y" Hall. Refreshments will be served. At 11:00 a.m. on Oct. 19 the sisters of Alpha Kappa Alpha will be giving away pink ribbons and goody bags in front of the "caf." Be sure to see an Alpha Kappa Alpha sister for your chance to win an iPod Nano. Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or buy five, get one free.
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stronger community, providing leadership opportunities and improving the overall residents' life experience. The RHA legislature is a group of student leaders in our living environments who oversee and assist the hall councils of all university-owned housing in putting on programs and fun activities for all residents on campus. RHA offers a great way for students to gain valuable leadership experience by joining the executive board or by being a representative from Sisk, Spieth, Selden, Reed, Stickney, Hoover, or Patterson. RHA officers also represent the resident student population to other groups on campus. Members of RHA have a voice in what goes on in the community and within residence life experience. If there are things happening in your hall that you do not like, instead of complaining, go to your hall council and RHA meetings. Remember: you have a voice in what actually happens in your hall because it's your home! Since RHA is a new organization, an email will be sent out to all UWA students about ratification of the RHA constitution.
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Alabama has been a state for 103 years.
Alabama has a total of 460 incorporated cities and towns.
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Saturday 01
Local: Volleyball vs. West Florida @ 7:00 p.m. Soccer vs. Young Harris @ 3:00 p.m. West Alabama State Fair and Exposition
Local: Volleyball vs. New Orleas @ 2:00 p.m. Cross Country- Gulf Coast Stampede UWA Football vs Harding @ 6:00 p.m.
Events: 1955- Actor James Dean dies in a fatal car accident at the age of 24
Events: 1957- First apperarance of In God We Trust on U.S. paper currency
Birthdays: 1931- Angie Dickinson 1957- Fran Drescher 1985- T-Pain
Birthdays: 1881- William Boeing 1969- Zach Galifianakis
Local: UWA Soccer vs. LaGrange College @ 2:00 p.m.
Events: 1949- American author Edgar Allen Poe is found delirious in a gutter in Baltimore, Maryland under mysterious circumstances; it is the last time he is seen in public before his death.
Local: UWA Mobile County Alumni Chapter Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. volleyball vs. Montevallo @ 7:00 p.m. Events: 1983- Richard Noble sets a new land speed record of 633.468 mph (1,019 km/h), driving Thrust 2 at the Black Rock Desert of Nevada Birthdays: 1941- Anne Rice 1972- Kurt Thomas 1976- Alicia Silverstone
Events: 1950- Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz is first published Birthdays: 1452- King Richard III of England 1945- Don McLean 1967- Lew Temple
Birthdays: 1962- Tommy Lee 1969- Gwen Stefani 1984- Ashlee Simpson
Wednesday 05 Local: UWA Soccer vs. Alabama State @ 7:00 p.m. Events: 2001- Robert Stevens becomes the first victim in the 2001 anthrax attacks Birthdays: 1943- Steve Miller 1975- Scott Weinger 1976- J. J. Yeley
Thursday 06 Local: Homecoming Bonfire @ 8:00 p.m. Events: 1928- Chiang Kai-Shek becomes Chairmen of the Republic of China. Birthdays: 1956- Kathleen Webb 1982- Paul Smith 1986- Olivia Thirlby
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THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Rick returned from Paris to find the usual drama surrounding his family, including the fact that his ex-wife, Amber, had a new baby with Marcus. Steffy told Katie off when she was approached by the meddling Logan sister. Liam had a wild night on the town in L.A. for his bachelor party. Taylor received some exciting information that she wanted to share with Ridge, but found Brooke instead. Liam received some shocking information and asked Steffy for her help. Wait to See: Liam and Steffy travel to Aspen -- and so does Hope. DAYS OF OUR LIVES Several former beloved Salem residents returned for the unveiling of the new Horton Town Square, including Austin and Carrie, and
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A poetic blog to entertain my inner muse and express the ramblings of my heart. " I Choose the Frequency of Love"
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
The Day Love Slipped Away - For Dverse Feb. 19th
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Truth is love slipped away, slipped away - This is so sad ~ I like the glimmer of hope in the last stanza ~ReplyDelete
Good to see you at D'verse ~Replies
Hi, Thanks for stopping in and yes it is sad but, there is always hope.Delete
truth is love slipped away the day our voices went silent...sad...but true as well in how communication breaks down and then the relationship...letting go can def be hard as well...ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Brian,Delete
Truth is love slipped away..sad but, sometimes voices can be found again.
This one gave me the chills.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hello, Thanks for leaving a note. I guess it does leave a bit of a chill as it is a sad write.Delete
Hey there! I'm glad to see you back!ReplyDelete
Love is such a precious thing that we must nurture and take great care with... this is beautiful!Replies
Hi Dana,Delete
Thanks so much for stopping in and for your support. You are right love is a rare gem that should be cherished.
i like that in the letting go, there's a hand reaching out...speaks of hope and new life...ReplyDeleteReplies
Claudia, Thanks so much for the comment it is appreciated. I believe there is always hope.Delete
The pain of letting go and the hope of what's to come. I like it!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, Nice to see you here and thanks for commenting. Like anything in life letting go can be difficult to do.Delete
You've expressed some powerful emotions really beautifully here, but I found the third line a bit clunky, which is a real shame.ReplyDelete
What you have is:
on a river of blood emotions did run
I'd suggest changing it to:
emotions ran on a river of blood
It just seems like a more natural constructin to me.Replies
Hi Thanks so much for reading my piece and I appreciate your feedback. I do like your suggestion. Perhaps, I can incorporate into my work.Delete
This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Pat,Delete
Thanks for the comment it looks like I accidentally deleted it when I tried to fix my reply. So sorry as I did enjoy your comment and thanks so much for stopping in as it is appreciated.
"the sun will shine again" and may it shine brightly for you !!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hello, The sun will shine again as it must rise with each and every new day.Delete
hopeful =)ReplyDeleteReplies
Life is forever hopeful!Delete
So sad...love slipped away, but your last verse gives hope another love will come...beautiful piece.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Susie,Delete
Thanks so much for the comment. I actually wrote this a while back. I am so glad that so many could feel the emotion that I was aiming for as we all know the pain of loss in some form.
Sorrowful. The stanza beginning with "our love drowning in a river" is easily the most powerful imagery in the piece, and you work the theme throughout it well. I was happy to see this piece end on a lifting note. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for reading this one and the reply. Well, the sun will eventually shine again as it is the way of the universe.


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Hi there Kboss,
I 'm new to the site as well, just joining this past month, and live along the Front Range. There are alot of great folks here and I have learned so much already. Good having you an board.
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