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The Daily News recently earned six awards, including two first-place wins, at the Tennessee Press Association's 2017 newspaper contest, co-sponsored by the University of Tennessee.
The newspaper won first place in its division for Best Business Coverage, a category for which the criteria included the impact, originality and news value of stories; excellence in writing; visual impact, such as photography; and editing and display.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Apple's iPhone may be ready for its next big act – as a springboard into "augmented reality," a technology that projects life-like images into real-world settings viewed through a screen.
Nashville's Kyle Phillips never knew how good he had it as a University of Tennessee football player. Not until he went to Vietnam with The VOLeaders Academy for a 13-day study with numerous other student-athletes from UT. They left June 29 and returned two weeks later.
Time flies, doesn't it? A lot can happen in 20 years. Think about it: In 1997, Bill Clinton was sworn in for his second term as president. Princess Di was killed in a car crash. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 8,000 for the first time. And the Tennessee Oilers played their home games in Memphis.
It was no surprise last week when Tennessee's football team was picked to finish third by the media in the East Division at 2017 SEC Media Days.
Almost every national publication is picking the Vols third in the East behind Georgia and Florida, although not necessarily in that order.
Shelby County commissioners were still calculating Monday, July 17, after they passed a compromised, $4.11 county property tax rate that appears will stay put long enough for the commission to take a final vote Wednesday at a special meeting.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Thursday said she believed the risks concerning inflation are "two-sided," stressing that price gains could both accelerate or slow down.
Memphis attorney Samuel Jones has been publicly censured by the Tennessee Supreme Court following an allegation to the Board of Professional Responsibility earlier this year that he accepted fees from two clients in U.S. Bankruptcy Court without court approval and failed to deposit the fees into his trust account for the matter. He also was accused of missing filing deadlines.
For a prime piece of real estate that is supposed to be in a holding pattern, there is a lot of recent activity on and about the Mid-South Fairgrounds. And even when Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium isn't the immediate topic, it is an undeniable presence.
The most recent statewide survey of Tennessee consumers by Middle Tennessee State University's Office of Consumer Research indicates their outlook on the economy "has waned heading into the summer months."
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The mother of an Arkansas prison escapee who had been on the run for more than three decades said she has been in contact with her son since soon after his escape and that he was visiting her when he was arrested.
Sometimes there are seven votes. Other times there aren't. But Memphis City Council debates increasingly point to different thoughts about the city's course as outlined by the administration of Mayor Jim Strickland.
The city has its third voluntary freeze on retirements in two years with a Tuesday, June 20, vote by the Memphis City Council. But it came after lots of council debate about whether the freeze might have the opposite overall effect of stabilizing the Memphis Police force at the top for future growth in the ranks below or whether it will prompt the middle ranks to exit quicker if they can't rise in the ranks.
When the Vanderbilt baseball team finished its season one step short of its goal – the College World Series – there was a sense of profound disappointment for the Commodores.
That's to be expected.
Shelby County Commissioners approved a 3-cent reduction in the county property tax rate Monday, June 12, on the first of three readings but delayed a vote on the operating budget resolution for more discussion about how to account for the tax-rate cut.
Shelby County Commissioners approved a three-cent reduction in the county property tax rate Monday, June 12, on the first of three readings but delayed a vote on the operating budget resolution for more discussion about how to account for a cut in the tax rate.
The Memphis Area Transit Authority will participate in the 12th annual National Dump the Pump Day Thursday, June 15, by offering free rides in Memphis, Shelby County and West Memphis on its paratransit vehicles, fixed-route buses and rubber-tired trolley buses. For details and route maps, visit matatransit.com.
Eleven days after the May 27 storm that knocked out power to 188,000 homes and businesses, Memphis Light, Gas and Water officials declared victory in the recovery with a Wednesday, June 8, late afternoon Tweet: "Update: Restored."
Our Own Voice Theatre Troupe will present "Unseen City," written and directed by Alex Skitolsky with choreography by Kimberly Baker, Friday, June 9, through June 24 at 2085 Monroe Ave. Tickets (cash only) are $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. Call 901-274-1000 to make reservations; visit ourownvoice.org for more information.
The budget season at City Hall is over with the Tuesday, June 6, Memphis City Council vote approving a $680 million city operating budget, an $81.3 million capital budget and a $3.27 city property tax rate.
Shelby County Schools board members will meet in special session Thursday to talk about allegations of grade tampering renewed June 1 when Trezevant High School principal Ronnie Mackin resigned from the school system.
There are indications that allegations of grade-tampering at Shelby County Schools are not going to recede as rapidly as they did late last year when the allegations first came up. The first indication was word late last week that the state department of education will audit the grade transcripts of all SCS high schools. But there are still some fuzzy points in that about whether that is a new move or whether it is something that has been underway since last year.
Shelby County Schools board members meet in special session Thursday to talk about allegations of grade tampering renewed June 1 when Trezevant High School principal Ronnie Mackin resigned from the school system.
Memphis City Council members approved Tuesday, June 6, a $680 million city operating budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1, an $81.3 million capital budget and a $3.27 city property tax rate.
The 60th FedEx St. Jude Classic teed off on Monday, June 5, with the Danny Thomas Pro-Am at TPC Southwind.
It is the continuation of a tradition. Back in 1960, the Memphis Open Golf Tournament presented Thomas with a check for $600. It was seed money that went toward the opening of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
As several hundred Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division customers entered their 10th day without power Tuesday morning, MLGW officials already are working on "hardening" the utility system and using newer technology to reset and check for outages.
With 600 customers still without power as of late Tuesday morning, Memphis Light Gas and Water Division officials are already working on "hardening" the utility system and using newer technology to reset and check for outages.
Memphis City Council members are poised to end their budget season Tuesday, June 6, with a set of votes on four resolutions and six ordinances that are up for third and final reading.
The resolutions and ordinances would approve a roughly $680 million city operating budget and a $77.8 million capital budget, hikes in stormwater and sewer fees and take the city property tax rate from $3.40 to $3.27.
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Memphis City Council members will likely be discussing possible amendments to the city budget right up to the final June 6 votes on the budget and tax rate resolutions and ordinances.
In a council budget committee wrap-up session Tuesday, May 30, that drew nine of the 13 council members, the group considered but took no action on a proposal by council member Martavius Jones to cut $7.3 million in funding for the Memphis Police Department.
In a council budget committee wrap-up session Tuesday, May 30, that drew 9 of the 13 council members, the group considered but took no action on a proposal by council member Martavius Jones to cut $7.3 million in funding for the Memphis Police Department.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland is asking the Memphis City Council for up to $6 million from the city's reserve fund for cleanup from the May 27 storm.
At the 2015 SEC Media Days, Tennessee coach Butch Jones referred to his school as "the original Wide Receiver U."
The reference goes back to the days when the Vols were loaded with fast, talented pass receivers on the perimeter. In a heady stretch from 1982-91, UT had six wide receivers selected in the first round of the NFL draft – Anthony Hancock, Willie Gault, Clyde Duncan, Tim McGee, Anthony Miller and Alvin Harper.
The Saturday night summer cover charge on Beale Street is going from $10 to $5 next month. But the discussion about the Beale Street Bucks program is hardly over. And the crowd control measure is certain to raise longer-term questions about who controls the city-owned district.
Yes, those were the United States Navy Blue Angels buzzing Downtown Thursday afternoon in advance of their appearance at the Memphis Airshow Saturday and Sunday in Millington. That sound you heard after the flyover wasn't a sonic boom. I don't think they have those anymore. It was the sound of a really busy weekend following close behind.
Penn State won the Big Ten title in 2016, but the Nittany Lions didn't score many recruiting points during the 2017 NFL Draft. They had just one player selected. And so did other traditionally stout football schools named Texas and Nebraska.
Memphis City Council budget hearings begin Tuesday, May 2, at City Hall starting with Mayor Jim Strickland's $77.8 million capital budget proposal for one-time spending on construction projects and similar expenses that are normally financed with bonds.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland delivered a $680 million city government operating budget proposal to the Memphis City Council Tuesday, April 25, with no property tax increase and no use of city reserves to balance it.
More than 300 community leaders and officials will be on hand for the second annual RegionSmart Summit, which will be held Thursday, April 27, at the Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education.
Happy Monday, Memphis! Those potholes and rough patches of broken asphalt you dodge on your morning commute may be in line for repair pretty soon, and there's a full list of entertaining and informative events to attend in the coming days, including the annual RegionSmart Summit. Here's what you need to know about the Week Ahead...
Redevelopment is a ubiquitous term in Memphis right now. Major projects such as the Crosstown Concourse and ServiceMaster's new headquarters are located well within the city limits, but according to Ellen Dunham-Jones, that is only just one piece of the puzzle.
The Mud Island River Park opens for the season Saturday, April 8, at 10 a.m. Admission to the park is free with an admission for the 18-gallery Mississippi River Museum.
Opening day will feature the "Mud Island Games," family games that feature oversized versions of Snakes and Ladders and Jenga. There will also be a Twister tournament.
It looks like Butch Jones isn't the only University of Tennessee coach on the hot seat. The Lady Vols' second-round exit from the NCAA Tournament increased the scrutiny and pressure on Holly Warlick. After five seasons and no trips to the Women's Final Four, the clock is ticking.
The private reprimand for District Attorney General Amy Weirich issued by the state Board of Professional Responsibility is probably the last formal word on the way the prosecutor's office tried Noura Jackson for the murder of her mother.
Shelby County commissioners will not appoint someone to the open state House District 95 seat in advance of the June 15 special election for the seat.
The commission voted down by a 5-6 vote Monday, March 20, a move to start the appointment process by taking applications.
The ghost of the Luau lives on. Loeb has a new tenant for the Shops of Chickasaw Gardens called 'Ono Poke that features Hawaiian cuisine. And the restaurant will be just about on the other side of Poplar Avenue from where the Luau used to stand with its large concrete Easter Island head, Polynesian dishes and Hawaii Five-O era architecture – not the remake, the real Five-O and the real McGarrett.
Shelby County Commissioners will not appoint someone to the open state House District 95 seat in advance of the June 15 special election for the seat.
The commission voted down on a 5-6 vote Monday, March 20, a move to start the appointment process by taking applications on a 5-6 vote.
Shelby County Commissioners will not to appoint someone to the open state House District 95 seat in advance of the June 15 special election for the seat.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate for the second time in three months and forecast two additional hikes this year. The move reflects a consistently solid U.S. economy and will likely mean higher rates on some consumer and business loans.
Four years ago was a very different time in the world of property reappraisals. For the first time in the memory of most, if not all, of the local elected officials looking at how much money they would have, the 2013 reappraisal of property for tax purposes didn't grow or at least remain level. Values were down reflecting the depths of the recession and more importantly the housing crash.
A panel of the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility says a Shelby County assistant district attorney did not intentionally hide evidence that might have helped the defense in the 2009 murder trial of Noura Jackson.
I don't think it worked out this way on purpose – but the $45 million, 200,000 square foot entertainment complex "Elvis Presley's Memphis" opens the same day that episode two of "Sun Records" airs on CMT.
A panel of the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility says a Shelby County Assistant District Attorney did not intentionally hide evidence that might have helped the defense in the 2009 murder trial of Noura Jackson.
The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Hamilton" will be coming to The Orpheum Theatre, but not until the 2018-2019 Broadway season.
The Orpheum's 2017-2018 season, announced Monday, Feb. 20, features seven traveling Broadway musicals with no dates announced for the "Hamilton" stand the following season.
The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Hamilton will be coming to the Orpheum theater, but not until the 2018-2019 Broadway season, those running the Downtown landmark announced Monday, Feb. 20.
The Orpheum's 2017-2018 season features seven traveling Broadway musicals with no date announced for the Hamilton stand the following season.
Tommie Criswell has begun her yearlong tenure as president of the Memphis Area Association of Realtors' board of directors. Criswell has actively volunteered with MAAR for more than 20 years. At Crye-Leike East Memphis, where she serves as broker/manager, she focuses on residential real estate along with some commercial real estate sales.
While we wait – and wait and wait and wait – for the University of Tennessee to hire its next athletics director, let's ponder the man who soon will walk out the door.
Dave Hart is leaving the UT athletics department better than he found it. He got things back on solid financial footing. He brought a measure of stability.
About the University of Tennessee's athletics director search: What's your hurry? It only took a little over five months after Dave Hart's retirement announcement to start the process of hiring a search firm and finalizing a committee that will oversee the selection process. The last thing you want to do is rush things, right?
Tennessee has its search firm and its search committee is in place to find the replacement for Dave Hart as the university's athletic director.
Hart announced last August he would retire June 30, and with Tennessee undergoing a transition in its chancellor's position, the search for Hart's replacement was put on the back burner.
Tennessee senior Joshua Dobbs has created a quarterback controversy. Dobbs finished his college career Dec. 30 when UT beat Nebraska 38-24 in the Music City Bowl in Nashville. He accounted for 409 total yards – 291 passing and 118 yards rushing – and was chosen the game's MVP.
Death claimed transcendent political figures in 2016, including Cuba's revolutionary leader and Thailand's longtime king, but also took away royals of a different sort: kings of pop music, from Prince and David Bowie to George Michael.
Hey Vols fans, Happy New Year. May your 2017 year in Tennessee sports be better than your 2016 year in Tennessee sports. Perhaps, a fresh start is what we all need. Let's face it. The Music City Bowl wasn't where Tennessee wanted the 2016 football season to end. The Vols were picked to win the SEC East Division in preseason and floundered to an 8-4 record in the regular season, 4-4 in the SEC. Their football season was about the norm for most UT sports in 2016: average. Here are some dates to mark in hope of better things ahead in 2017...
Spring at City Hall is budget season and it can be stormy for a new mayor, not to mention a city council with six new members. But that wasn't the case in 2016.
The real spring political storm was the Overton Park Greensward – specifically overflow parking from the Memphis Zoo on the greenspace south of the zoo.
Shelby County Commissioners gave final approval Monday, Dec. 19, to a resolution that sets specific percentages for specific minority and other groups for getting a share of county government contracts.
What is the encore after a year that has included the opening of Big River Crossing, the eastward expansion of the Shelby Farms Greenline across Germantown Parkway to the old town part of Cordova and the opening of Shelby Farms Park's Heart of the Park renovation? Two words: Epping Way.
Tennessee football coach Butch Jones has plenty of winning to do next year. For starters, UT (8-4, 4-4 SEC) needs to win the Dec. 30 Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl in Nashville against Nebraska (9-3, 6-3 Big Ten).
It's going to be a long bowl season for Tennessee's football team and its fans. The Vols find out their bowl destination soon after Saturday's SEC championship game (4 EST, CBS) between Florida and Alabama in Atlanta.
If you followed John Podesta's lead and called it a day sometime around midnight expecting this whole Presidential thing would get wrapped up later in the day Wednesday, you have some catching up to do.
Starting a used car lot used to be a lot simpler. In fact it was considered a right – "development by right" – until a change in recent years in the local Unified Development Code.
Starting a used car lot used to be a lot simpler. In fact it was considered a right – "development by right" until a change in recent years in the local Unified Development Code.
Now the car lots require a special use permit from the Memphis City Council. And it's a hard sell.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — College Board officials are intervening in Jackson State University's finances, saying the 10,000-student university's cash reserves have been spent down to a dangerously low point.
Tennessee consumers are feeling much less positive about the economy and want GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump to address economic issues, according to the most recent statewide consumer quarterly survey from Middle Tennessee State University.
NEW YORK (AP) – More companies don't want you, or any other investor, to buy their stock.
Instead of listing their shares on a stock exchange, businesses are going private or never going public in the first place. Security company ADT, for example, pulled its shares off the market this spring after going private in a nearly $7 billion buyout. Uber, meanwhile, makes it simple for customers to hail a car, but investors can't easily buy a piece of the privately held company, which is valued at more than $60 billion.
Investor jitters over the possibility the Federal Reserve is ready to raise interest rates this year roiled Wall Street Friday, handing the stock market its worst day in more than two months.
The Dow Jones industrial average sank nearly 400 points, its worst single-day loss since June. The broad slump wiped out two months of gradual gains, jolting the market out of a mostly flat course over the past several weeks.
WASHINGTON (AP) – After two months of blockbuster gains, U.S. employers slowed their hiring in August to a modest increase of 151,000, reducing the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates when it meets this month.
Happy Labor Day, Memphis! We hope you're wrapping up this three-day weekend on a relaxing note – and, if you buy into arbitrary fashion etiquette, that you're enjoying wearing your white clothing and seersucker suits one last time. There's plenty going on this week, from Mid-South Book Fest to the Southern Heritage Classic, so let's get right to it…
WASHINGTON (AP) – The job market is humming, and so are the U.S. financial markets, with major stock indexes near record highs.
All that would normally trigger a green light for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates – especially when they're barely above all-time lows. Yet the Fed, still casting a wary eye on the economy, has yet to signal that it will resume raising rates soon.
Morgan Tate has been named principal property manager of River City Land Co.'s property management division. A fourth-generation real estate professional, Tate joined the team at River City Land Co. in 2008 and began working for the firm's property management division in 2012.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart will retire next summer after a tumultuous tenure that included consolidation of the men's and women's athletic departments, improvements in fundraising and facilities and the settlement of a Title IX lawsuit.
The school year begins Monday across Shelby County – for students.
Teachers have been back for the last two weeks in one way or another preparing for the year. School administrators longer than that including some new principals at several schools.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Years of steady job gains have finally begun to benefit a wider range of Americans, including those with less education and in lower-paying jobs.
A second straight month of robust hiring – 255,000 jobs added in July – pointed to employer confidence that suggested that the economy is powering through a slump that struck early this year. The unemployment rate remained a low 4.9 percent, the Labor Department said Friday.
CLARKSDALE, Miss. — A woman accused of orchestrating cheating at Clarksdale's Heidelberg Elementary School is no longer its principal, and her administrator's license is in question.
Superintendent Dennis Dupree said Wednesday that the Clarksdale school board last week named Lowanda Tyler-Jones the communications coordinator for the district's magnet school program.
There is nothing quite like a deadline to produce results.
I'm not talking about this job, although it is more than a coincidence that the closer a deadline gets the more you start to figure out how to write something.
Memphis City Council members take a final vote Tuesday, July 19, on putting a new residency requirement to city voters on the Nov. 8 ballot.
If approved, the referendum would be the fourth charter change involving where city employees live that Memphians have voted on in 12 years.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Pat Summitt was remembered as a loving mother, a loyal friend and a tireless fighter as well as a champion coach Thursday in a public ceremony honoring the person who built the Tennessee women's basketball dynasty.
It's supposed to get hotter in Memphis this week, which is pretty normal for mid-July, and the coming week brings what could be a hot debate at the Memphis City Council meeting Tuesday on a plan to solve parking on the Overton Park Greensward. That and some other events planned this week include...
It will be a year come Sunday – a year since Darrius Stewart, a passenger in a car pulled over by Memphis Police in Hickory Hill was shot and killed by Officer Conner Schilling.
Memphis City Council members wade into the residency question Tuesday, July 5 – specifically a proposed referendum in November on a city charter amendment that would require "all persons employed solely by the city of Memphis to live and reside within the city of Memphis."
As expected, the Shelby County Schools board approved two new charter schools for the 2017-2018 school year Tuesday, June 28, and turned down eight other charter applications for now.
What wasn't expected during the board meeting was approving $165,000 in funding for an emergency roof repair at Libertas School of Memphis, a Montessori method-charter school in Frayser that is part of the state-run Achievement School District.
It's not the basics that are keeping Shelby County Commissioners from a majority vote on school funding in the new operating budget.
It is the broader questions and budget assumptions some commissioners want to change in the process.
Shelby County Schools board members vote Tuesday, June 28, on two new charter schools for the 2017-2018 school year and may reject applications for eight other charters, including Crosstown High School, for now.
Memphis voters could take up the question of where city government employees should live for the fourth time in 12 years.
With no debate, Memphis City Council members approved on the first of three readings Tuesday, June 21, a referendum ordinance to go on the November ballot that would require city employees to "live and maintain a residence" within the boundaries of the city of Memphis.
Northside High School has graduated its last class.
Shelby County Schools board members voted Tuesday, June 21, to close the North Memphis school effective with the academic year that ended in May.
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James Emmett Barrett
|James Barrett
|Judge of the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review
|In office
May 19, 1979 – May 18, 1984
|Preceded by
|Seat established
|Succeeded by
|Edward Northrop
|Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
|In office
April 23, 1971 – April 8, 1987
|Appointed by
|Richard Nixon
|Preceded by
|John Hickey
|Succeeded by
|Wade Brorby
|22nd Attorney General of Wyoming
|In office
|Stanley K. Hathaway
|Preceded by
|Dean W. Borthwick
|Succeeded by
|Clarence Brimmer
|Personal details
|James Emmett Barrett
April 8, 1922
Lusk, Wyoming, U.S.
|November 7, 2011 (aged 89)
Cheyenne, Wyoming, U.S.
|Political party
|University of Wyoming (LLB)
James Emmett Barrett (April 8, 1922 – November 7, 2011) was a United States federal judge.
Barrett was born in Lusk, Wyoming to Frank A. Barrett and Alice Catherine Donoghue Barrett. He graduated from Niobrara County High School in Lusk. As a teenager he wrote for the "Lusk Herald" and The Denver Post. He served in the United States Army during World War II from 1942 to 1945. He received an LL.B. from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 1949.
He was in private practice in Lusk from 1949 to 1967, serving as a prosecuting attorney in Lusk from 1951 to 1962, and as a town attorney from 1954 to 1956. He was a Secretary-treasurer of Niobrara County Republican Central Committee from 1950 to 1966, and the attorney for the Niobrara Consolidated School District from 1952 to 1962. He became the Wyoming Attorney General from 1967 to 1971.
On March 25, 1971, Barrett was nominated by President Richard Nixon to a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit vacated by John J. Hickey.[1] Barrett was confirmed by the United States Senate on April 21, 1971, and received his commission on April 23, 1971. He assumed senior status on April 8, 1987.
Family life[edit]
Barrett's father, Frank A. Barrett, was a member of the United States House of Representatives, United States Senate, and the 21st Governor of Wyoming.[2]
Barrett was married to Carmel Ann Martinez Barrett and they had three children: Ann Sandahl, Richard Barrett, and John Barrett.
Barrett died on November 7, 2011 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He is interred at Lusk Cemetery in Lusk, Wyoming.[3]
- ^ "Barrett, James Emmett". Federal Judicial Center. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
- ^ "Frank Aloysius Barrett". Find A Grave. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
- ^ "Judge James E. Barrett". Find A Grave. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
External links[edit]
- James Emmett Barrett at the Biographical Directory of Federal Judges, a public domain publication of the Federal Judicial Center.
- The Political Graveyard
- James Emmett Barrett at Find a Grave
|Legal offices
|Preceded by
John Hickey
|Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
|Succeeded by
Wade Brorby
|New seat
|Judge of the United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review
|Succeeded by
Edward Northrop
- 1922 births
- 2011 deaths
- 20th-century American judges
- American military personnel of World War II
- Judges of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
- People from Niobrara County, Wyoming
- United States Army personnel
- United States court of appeals judges appointed by Richard Nixon
- University of Wyoming College of Law alumni
- Wyoming Attorneys General

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As a graduating senior, Ana Franco is very mindful of the clock that is ticking on her undergraduate career. She frequently refers to the "3 months we have left", but her usage is hopeful, as though she is waiting expectantly for the changes that will occur over that time…and she is preparing for it well. She is a personable, outgoing individual who enjoys speaking with people and makes conversation easily. As she summarizes her goals, it is not hard to believe that this is a young woman will soon leave her mark on the world.
How did you first come to Ave Maria?
The first time I visited Ave, it was the day after Spring Formal. At that point in time, I was completely set on going to a state school. My top choice was Northeastern University in Boston. I really, really wanted to go there for Psychology, but God knew what I needed. I can still remember my visit to Northeastern. I went over the summer and I just loved it! However, I did not know what I would be getting myself into. I remember the first time I came to Ave, I left crying! It was not an open house and there were barely any students around. I told my parents, "If you are going to bring me to this school, just read me the Bible, keep me at home, and put me in a long skirt, because that would be the same thing!" I do remember, though, that during that visit, we also came and saw the church and I thought it was so beautiful. I remember sitting in a pew looking up at the cross and saying "You know what God, only you know. If this is the place that you want me to come, bring me back here." And I visited a second time and I just fell in love with Ave.
And what are you wearing now?
*laughing* Not a long skirt! Although I have to admit, I actually like them! And I do read the Bible for fun! So a couple of things came true.
What did you do last summer?
Last Summer, I worked with the USCCB – the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops – in their Catholic News Service. They published a lot of different articles and they have a newsletter that they send out. It was really great; I actually stayed within walking distance of where I worked. I only knew about three people that lived in the city, so I was going completely out of my comfort zone when I took that job. I think I took a lot to heart, like where God leads you, you should go. I know that what I learned at USCCB, and the people I came in contact with there, have helped to lead me to know what I want to do next.
What was something about your internship that surprised you?
I think one of the biggest challenges was that it was very different from what I expected an internship to be – where you walk in and they have a lot of work predetermined for you to do. They definitely had a lot of work for me to do, but they wouldn't necessarily tell me—I had to go see what there was to do for myself. Sometimes my supervisor would assign me tasks, but not all the time because they are so busy—they don't always stop their work for you. I think a lot of people don't realize that going into an internship; they think it revolves around them and what they're learning. But I think it is what you learn from these people that you're working with. One thing I would say to whoever goes into get an internship or a job is to really get to know the people you're working with, because these people have also had their own experiences and can help you. There was this gentleman, his name was Dennis, and we met because he worked at the computer across from me. We became such good friends. He is an older man with white hair and hipster journalism glasses that I would always make fun of (because I wanted a pair myself), but he was someone who gave me really great advice. He is an amazing editor. I only sent him two pieces in the six weeks that I was there, but from what he corrected in those pieces, I learned so much.
Were there any struggles during the internship?
Being here at Ave, we only learn APA and Chicago Manual Style of writing. The USCCB office used AP style, which is the journalistic style. I had to start writing in a completely new way. The thought of that would really have made me kind of nervous before I took this internship. In order to work through this obstacle, I would stay after hours and read through a pamphlet on AP style, or I would take it home and skim it over. Learning is something we can't tire of doing – otherwise we just stay stagnant. My supervisor Julie Asher would leave some nights, and I would still be there reading that pamphlet. At the end of the internship, she gave me feedback, which was a really good meeting to have, and she said to me that one of the things she noticed and appreciated about me was how much work I put into my writing, and how much it showed that I cared. She noticed that I would stay after hours and go beyond what was expected of me.I really pursued the work and realized that if this is something I love, I have to put in as much work as I can!
How did you discover the internship?
My advisor here, Dr. Hunt, has helped me more than I can say… I remember that before Christmas break of Junior year, she told me to start job-searching, and I decided I would really like to work for a Catholic organization. I put "Catholic news" into Google, and this organization popped up: USCCB Catholic News Service. I saw the name of the person listed, so I called and asked "Do you have internships?" And they said yes!
Do you think that it is a good strategy for people to employ in their own job or internship search?
Yes, I think you need to be really proactive in finding jobs and internships because a lot of people who have succeeded in life have been successful because they go looking for opportunities to be successful. If you find something that you want and desire, why not go for it? Get out of your comfort zone and try to discover what you are supposed to do. You can't just sit around waiting for things to happen.
What do you want to do when you graduate?
I would love to go into Marketing, Public Relations, or Event Coordinating. After working for USCCB this summer, I also realized that we all have talents that God gives us, and I really want to put them to good use. I say that without trying to sound pompous or something. It is just so important that whatever job we go into, we use all that we have been given.
My talents lie not only in my writing, but also in the way that I love people. When I am in a group and have to say a "fun fact" about myself, I always say that I'm a people person. I could just sit and talk with someone for hours about their life and I would be the happiest ever! A way to use both gifts for me would be in Public Relations and Marketing, because I love being with other people and also communicating through written word. I have really loved learning about marketing by interning here at Ave – shout-out to Ave Marketing!
What do you plan to do this year in order to get you closer to your goal?
I have already started applying for jobs for next year, and while I do that, I am interning here in Marketing. Doing that has really helped me towards my goal by allowing me to discover my vocation. Over these next three months, I am going to try to really process what I have learned here and how I can apply all of it when I go out into the world. I love our Ave bubble, but I think that one of the things that Tom Monaghan and President Towey want for us is to take what we have learned here, and go out into the world to share it!
Similarly, where do you see yourself in five years?
Are you going to be in Boston pursuing your long-lost dream?
Haha, teaching at Northeastern? That would be hilarious. I'm not sure, I really want to be working somewhere that I feel I am being true to myself and what I have learned. Maybe I will have a family too. I know that is more personal, but it is the truth. What is so great about Ave is that it really tries to make you think about your discernment while you are growing, and I am so grateful for that. Hopefully I end up working for a company that I love, and have a big family. I would love waking up and being a mother but I would also love to go to work everyday. Even though there will be hard days and some "not-so-great" days, ultimately I will be doing what I love.
Do you have any hobbies or interests that you pursue in your spare time?
I was actually a ballet dancer for 16 years. I was in Art's Ballet Theatre of Florida, which is a ballet company that I joined when I was 14. I stopped dancing when I came to Ave, so I try to dance when I can! I actually have taught Pilates classes for a year at the Karate School in town, and I really enjoy doing that in my spare time. I also love to run or to have tea with people and talk about life! I am thinking about working to get my Pilates and Barre certifications so that I could do classes for high school and college girls, and be able to give back in that way.
Who are three people in history that you admire, and why?
Can they be a saint? I would say Pier Giorgio Frassatti. I think his story is amazing. He wrote about how his parents did not know that he wanted to be Catholic, because I don't think his family was. He would have someone at 4:30 AM tug on a rope that was attached to his leg, and they would pull it to wake him up so that he would go climb on a mountain and get back in time for 7:30 AM mass. Did you know that? It is amazing. Being a young person myself, and wanting to understand what I am supposed to do, he's someone I really admire. Also Saint Josemaria is one of my favorites! He really has a beautiful perspective on sanctifying your daily work. Sonia Sotomayor is also someone that I look up to. She was the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice. I cannot even imagine coming from her background and ending up as one of the first Supreme Court Justices in the United States.
What gives you the most joy?
I was actually just talking with someone about this yesterday. Contrary to my parents, I really love being in nature. I love being at the foot of a mountain and looking up. I love sunsets and sunrises. I love running here in the fields behind Ave and just looking out over the plains and saying "wow".
I also really love teaching people. Teaching is beautiful because you are able to see where they started, and celebrate with them when they have learned. Being with people also brings me joy. I am an introvert-extrovert; sometimes I need my space, but having good conversation where people can truly be themselves brings me so much joy.
What brought you joy when you were a child? Do any of the things you just mentioned differ from when you were a child?
I think being with family. Also, one thing that brings me so much joy is serving others. My sophomore year I told myself that even if none of my friends were going, I would go and do something as a service project. Service makes you feel so whole. It is so easy to get caught up in yourself and what you want—especially in college—that you forget about others. That is something that we should focus on all of our lives. When I was little, my mom would always go and serve. I think that is another reason it gives me joy. Even though I did not go with her all the time, just seeing that she was going to do that gave me a lot of peace.
My birthday also brings me joy. My dad always bakes me a cake, called the "Better Almost Impossible" cake, because there is nothing better than that cake. My dad works very hard, but he is always take off time to make me feel special. That is what it reminds me of. The cake is this three-layer chocolate cake with dulce de leche inside, vanilla cream on top, and sprinkles.
What do your parents do?
My mom is back in school. She did interior design for a while, then became a stay-at-home mom. My dad he says that he is an entrepreneur… at least that's what he likes to be called.
How have your dreams and goals changed through your life?
I think that once you grow up, you realize that some things are not very easy to achieve. When I was little, I wanted to be a doctor. I even got a First Aid kit for Christmas one year because I wanted to be a doctor so badly! As I started taking classes though, I realized that as much as I loved the idea of being a doctor, it wasn't something that I would be good at. That was kind of disappointing. After that, I realized that you have to ask yourself "What are the goals I can achieve doing something else? What can I keep striving for"? There are lots of people who have dreams, but they become goals when you realize that you can achieve them.
What advice have you received that has had an impact on your life
Do you know Fr. Dunn? He was my spiritual director last year and is just an amazing person. One thing he said to me was, "Ana, do not settle. Do what makes you happy." And I think that, subconsciously, I've tried to follow that in my life.
If you won $1 million tomorrow, what would you do with the money?
I think that I would donate some of it to Ave…
Great! How much of it?
Well let's see, not half of it… Like three quarters of it!
Oh, wow you're so generous!
I think I would donate to some kind of religious order, like the Missionaries of Charity. I worked with them this summer so they are really dear to me. Also, I would probably donate to orphanages in the United States. I would want to give a lot of it away.
And some for me obviously, but I would still want to work. I would not want to sit around all day, that's so boring! I probably would travel as well. Europe is my favorite part of the world, so I would probably travel there.
Rome to Adoption: Rolling Out the Year for Mother
Six months ago, Ave Maria University decided to dedicate this entire academic year to her patron- now a canonized saint- Mother Teresa. We had a great start and we are looking forward to a beautiful end. A group of 31 of us took a life-changing pilgrimage to Rome for Mother's canonization, during the "Year for Mercy".
Friend and legal counsel to Mother and AMU's President, Jim Towey, had the honor of reading for the historic Canonization Mass ceremony. Back on campus, a week of festivities were organized, from a pro-life "Color Run" to a huge Inspiration Day Celebration, in which the Missionaries of Charity from Miami, and the homeless men they serve, participated.
Now, we are seeing the seeds of these graces begin to blossom into fruits in the life of our students, and culture of our campus. More students than ever are giving of themselves in loving service to those in need. Last semester, we reached a record of over 5700 service hours in only 13 weeks of service. Over 64% of the student body are involved in service, and 33% of those students are involved in a regular basis, serving those in need from once a month to three times a week!
MTP has also expanded service opportunities to assist developmentally disabled adults with LARC and participate in the Meals for Hope Backpack Program each month, to name a few.
In additional to our signature mission trips including NYC, Haiti, Mexico City, and Calcutta, we went to Washington DC and Guatemala City for the first time this Christmas season. Both trips are beautiful and will most definitely be repeated in years to come. May will be the first time that MTP sends a group of students to Kampala, Uganda on mission. And if all goes well, a select group of pre-med students will embark on a medical mission trip this summer.
The Theology Department of Ave Maria University is hosting a weekend conference February 10-11th to honor legacy of Mother's life and writings in the context of the great mystics of the Catholic tradition as well as of spiritual theology, also known as ascetical and mystical theology. With a stellar line-up of qualified speakers from AMU and beyond, it is an excellent opportunity to get to know our dear saint's contribution to the Church's mysticism and theology as a whole.
To honor Mother's legacy and spread it beyond our university, The Mother Teresa Project is hosting it's first annual conference on February 25th. Titled "Welcoming the Child: Mother Teresa's Care for the Most Vulnerable", the focus is on adoption and foster care. Open to all with an interest, the conference is meant to connect ours students and families with leading scholars and professionals in the field from around the nation.
It is our pro-life response to the needs of real people- real children, real families- in our hurting society today. The topics of adoption and foster care hit home to many of our Ave families. Here are just a few of the beautiful stories out there. If you, or friends you may know, are interested in coming to the conference, check out the website for more information and how to register. It's a one-day event you won't regret.
Student Spotlight: Kara Logan, 1st Year PhD Student, Returns to Her Alma Mater to Present at a Symposium
First year PhD student, Kara Logan, is scheduled to present at the upcoming Symposium on Advancing the New Evangelization at her alma mater Benedictine College. Her paper, "Let my son go that he may serve me" (Exodus 4:23): Restoring the Lord's Day as a Means for the New Evangelization" will draw on the Book of Exodus and the theme of "The Lord's Day" as it is presented there, and argues that the New Evangelization can be advanced through the retrieval of an authentic understanding and culture of "The Lord's Day."
Below is a brief interview with Ms. Logan about her presentation and what it is like to be headed back to her alma mater.
First of all, can you say a bit about your educational background?
I studied theology and classical languages at Benedictine College and graduated with my BA in 2015. I then went to the Augustine Institute in Denver, where I received my MA in Theology. And I am now at Ave Maria University for a PhD where my major focus is Scripture with a minor focus in systematics.
What brought you to the AMU Graduate Theology Program?
I applied to the PhD program at Ave Maria because I wanted to study at a school where I could be taught theology in a way that is faithful to Catholic orthodoxy, yet is still a rigorous program of study that would prepare me to be a professor. I have not been disappointed!
What is the paper you are delivering for the conference at your alma mater, Benedictine College?
My paper is "Let my son go that he may serve me" (Exodus 4:23): Restoring the Lord's Day as a Means for the New Evangelization." In this paper, principally using Exodus, I argue that in order to evangelize our society today, we must restore what it means to truly live the Lord's Day. If we remember and live the Lord's Day, we can create a culture where modern man can enter into the rest and the joy of the Lord.
What does Scripture teach us about the centrality of the Lord's Day for God's People?
In Exodus we learn that the Lord's Day has the effect of sanctifying time and space, and therefore also the people who participate in this day. The Lord's people are released from their burdens in order to do the work of the Lord. Through the Sabbath the Lord formed the people to be his own and this shows their ordination to God, and was the organizing principle of their entire way of life.
How would living the Lord's Day look for us today?
In general terms, I will argue that we must emphasize the community dimension of the Lord's Day. By inviting people into our homes and into our community through the celebration and the "festivity" of the Lord's Day, we can show them the joy that can be found in Catholicism and in following Jesus Christ. Further, the Lord's Day should not be seen as just taking a break from "work" but doing the work of the Lord: worship, caring for one's neighbor, and exercising true leisure.
What is it like to be going back to your alma mater to deliver a paper at a conference as a PhD student?
I am excited to see my former professors and engage with them in a more collegial and more profound theological way. The Symposium began my freshman year at Benedictine, and I attended it every year and even delivered a paper my senior year. It was a great experience, and I look forward to delivering a paper once again.
The Mother Teresa and the Mystics Conference: A Time for Spiritual Growth
There are many academic conferences that one might attend throughout the course of an academic career. These may often be interesting, and important and weighty matters can be discussed and considered. Few conferences, however, are like that had over the course of this past weekend at Ave Maria University. The Aquinas Center's conference Mother Teresa and the Mystics: Toward a Renewal of Spiritual Theology, lived up to its title and seemingly began the renewal right away in the very attendees at the conference. If one had been fortunate enough to hear all of the plenary speakers, a wonderful kind of whole was revealed that both instructed and inspired.
Dr. Ralph Martin began the conference with a stirring reflection on the depth of the Spiritual Darkness of Mother Teresa. However, this account was couched in terms where we were not simply left in awe of the great suffering and holiness of the little saint from Albania, but we were encouraged to carry on in our own respective spiritual lives, and trust ourselves to God's providential and loving guidance.
The theme of providential ordering was taken up by Fr. Matthew Lamb on the following day, where he showed how St. Teresa's dedication to the poor in all circumstances gave witness to the natural law's testimony of the inherent dignity of all men. This was followed by an illuminating lecture from Dr. Michael Waldstein, commending the place of St. Teresa and Pope St. John Paul II as the spiritual mother and father of Ave Maria University. These talks helped those listening to reflect both on the very concrete example that Mother Teresa provided, and also how her life still is touching ours.
Then her motherhood was taken up again, and this time in relation to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mother Teresa's continual devotion to the Blessed Virgin was so much a part of her, that one can almost lose sight of it. Dr. Mark Miravalle highlighted this connection and showed how Mother Teresa participated in the mystical motherhood of Mary in her incessant love all of those whom she encountered, especially the poor.
Finally, Fr. Meconi seemingly brought all of these elements together, emphasizing how Mother Teresa taught us about how we are able to contact Christ in His "distressing disguise," as Mother Teresa was wont to call it, in the poor. Mother Teresa's witness of service and love emphasized not only the dignity of the poor, but also the sanctity that is to be had through suffering. By tending to the poor, Mother saw herself tending to Christ himself. The Body of Christ, that potentially contains all mankind, was always present to her in her administrations to the poor. As Christ says to the righteous, "you did it for me."
Augmented by a strong cohort of other speakers heard during the concurrent sessions, the lesson of the conference, just as in Mother Teresa's own life, was clear: that the work of God in us is to bring us closer to Himself as well as all those we encounter.
Latest Library Exhibit Features Work of Local Florida Artists
The newest display at the Ave Maria University Canizaro Exhibit Gallery features a selection of pieces—both painting and sculpture—by members of the Florida Artists Group (FLAG). The exhibit opened on January 19th with a reception, including public remarks offered by some of the featured artists present, and it will close after an artist gallery talk on March 16th.
The twenty works now on display span the gamut between realism and abstraction, organic and synthetic, the natural and the fanciful. The media used include watercolor, acrylic, alabaster, marble, canvas, silk, wood, oil and dye. The subject matter ranges from snapshots of daily life (Sonnenberg's "Please Don't Eat the Shoes" or Costa's "Three Men in a Boat"), to images of the aquatic (Blanchard's "Koi Pond," Gill's "Baby Bowl," or Spry's "Alone"), to thoughtful compositions that beg the viewer to think more deeply on what they see (take, for instance, Cullen's "Guarding the Dream," or Fausel's "Reflections of Zurich," or Shapses' "Ethereality"). Then, of course, there are Pat Zalisko's two wall canvases that seethe with color, shape and dynamic lines.
"I'm an action artist," Zalisko explained at the exhibit's opening reception. She works quickly, with high quality paints, inspired by graffiti, and often in response to music or text. Zalisko is Chair of Region VII Chapter of FLAG, which spans Henry, Lee, Collier, Charlotte and Glades Counties (AMU is located within Collier County). Florida Artists Group, Inc. (FLAG) was founded in 1949 as an organization of professional artists. The organization holds an annual symposium and regional exhibits through the year. Zalisko remarked with gratitude that it is a "God-send" when curators such as Jennifer Nodes, Director of Library Services and Curator at AMU, offer the group an opportunity to share their art. Works by nine of Area VII's fifteen listed artists are currently on display at the Canizaro Library exhibit.
Besides the chance to view the work of local artists, members of the AMU community may find something more to pique their interest in the latest library exhibit. One artist in particular is no stranger to AMU—her big and bold canvases were stretched across the library halls for two months last spring in the exhibit "Boundless" (March 11-May 9, 2016). "I really enjoy working large because I'm short," Joan Brechin Sonnenberg shared with those gathered for the opening reception. "I feel more comfortable on a large scale." Sonnenberg's primary interest as an artist is the relationship between realism and abstraction—how they interact and overlap. In her last exhibit at AMU, most of the works on display were abstract pieces; for the library's current exhibit, Sonnenberg decided to display two of her more realistic works.
Another artist's work is of particular interest to the AMU community. Sculptor Joel Shapses, at the exhibit's opening reception, shared how one of his featured pieces, "Ode to Russ," is carved from a piece of Carrara marble leftover from the Annunciation Sculpture on Ave Maria Church. The sculpture is imbued with a strong vitality, which is not surprising given its history. Shapses carved the marble in honor of his colleague, Russ Rubin, who had originally procured the piece of scrap marble from the Annunciation sculptor, Marton Varo. The chunk was large, so Shapses agreed to buy half of it if Rubin would split it. That afternoon, Rubin suffered a heart attack and subsequently died. Shapses picked up the piece of marble at a later date. "As I…started working," he recalls, "I felt the spirit of Russ in the stone [and] I let [it] flow into the work."
There are many more pieces of art that capture and inspire the imagination now on display in the Canizaro Library exhibit. Don't miss this opportunity to view them!
2017 Commencement Speaker
AVE MARIA, Fla. (February 14, 2017) — Ave Maria University announced today that Mr. Daniel A. D'Aniello, co-founder and Chairman of The Carlyle Group, will be its commencement speaker at this year's graduation exercises. The University also announced that it will confer an honorary degree on D'Aniello in recognition of his exemplary life as an entrepreneur, corporate executive, philanthropist, and Catholic layman.
Dan D'Aniello was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, raised by a single mother, and started working at the age of nine as a stock boy at his uncle's produce market. He subsequently worked his way through college at Syracuse University where he graduated at the top of the Business School. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy during the time of the Vietnam War, served on the U.S.S. Wasp, and had four major deployments during his time of service. Last year, D'Aniello received the Lone Sailor Award from the U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation.
D'Aniello placed his MBA from Harvard Business School in the service of successful stints at TWA, Pepsico, and Marriott International before co-founding The Carlyle Group, a global alternative asset management firm, in 1987. Carlyle currently has offices in 20 countries spanning six continents and manages $169 billion of assets across its portfolio of funds.
D'Aniello also serves as Chairman of the Board of the Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts Foundation in Vienna, Virginia, and is Co-Chairman of the Board of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC. He and his wife Gayle have been married for 40 years and have two adult children.
"We are thrilled to have a role model like Dan D'Aniello as our commencement speaker," said Jim Towey, president of Ave Maria University. "He has succeeded at the highest levels without compromising his Catholic faith. The Board of Trustees is delighted to confer the University's highest honorary recognition on him," he added. "Our students will benefit greatly from his words of wisdom."
Ave Maria University's commencement takes place on May 6, 2017 at 10 a.m. in the Tom Golisano Field House. Over 200 men and women are expected to receive degrees at this year's ceremony. This will be the institution's 13th graduation exercises and the 10th on its permanent campus. Recent commencement speakers have included former Florida Governor Jeb Bush; Florida Governor Rick Scott; Librarian of Congress Dr. James Billington; President of the American Enterprise Institute, Dr. Arthur Brooks; and His Eminence Sean Cardinal O'Malley, Archbishop of Boston and AMU trustee.
Lady Gyrenes Take Down St. Thomas
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Ave Maria University women's basketball team pulled out a resilient victory on Thursday night, rallying for a 64-57 triumph over St. Thomas University on the road. The win moved Ave Maria to 7-7 in Sun Conference play, and greatly improved the Gyrenes' prospects for a Sun Conference Tournament berth, and for a higher seed.
A majority of the first half was played with the game within one possession either way. The first team to break through with a substantial lead was Ave Maria, who went on a 9-0 run that lasted for over half of the second quarter. The spurt proved key, as the Gyrenes took a 26-22 lead into the locker room.
The Gyrenes stormed out of the break with another run, this one a 9-3 surge that put the Gyrenes up ten, 35-25, with 7:05 to go in the third. However, St. Thomas would dominate most of the final seven minutes, going on a 15-2 run to take a 40-37 lead. The Bobcats led 45-43 at the end of the third quarter.
St. Thomas did not surrender the lead in the first seven minutes of the fourth quarter, leading by as much as five. Trailing 53-49 with 3:44 to play, the Gyrenes took control. A pair of Sarah Miller buckets gave Ave leads of 54-53 and 56-55. In the final two minutes, freshmen Macarena Corral and Emily Acosta both hit jumpers, and free throws from Acosta and Lauren Gillingham completed a game-ending 15-4 run.
Gillingham came up with a massive 22 pointers for the Gyrenes, and finished one rebound short of a double-double. Miller recorded her usual double-double, scoring 13 points and pulling down 10 rebounds. Acosta had ten points, including seven crucial points in the fourth quarter. The Gyrenes made the most of their opportunities on the offensive glass, scoring 13 second chance points on 13 offensive rebounds.
Desanta' Jordan led all scorers in the game with 22 points, and added 12 rebounds. Samara Auguste was also in double figures with 16 points.
The Gyrenes remain on the road on Saturday for another Sun Conference contest, this time in Lake Wales against the Royals of Warner University. Tipoff is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. The regular season finale will see the Gyrenes host Keiser University at the Tom Golisano Field House on February 18.
Student Spotlight: Josie Hartney
Josie Hartney, a senior at Ave Maria, is the definition of southern belle. With her contagious laugh and sweet drawl, Josie is a joy to be around. During her time at Ave Maria, Josie has taken the most difficult science classes that are offered, played many intramural sports, participated in a variety of clubs, and devoted her time and talents to the students as a Resident Assistant. This past December, Josie was accepted into Augusta University's occupational therapy program and plans to begin her studies there, in her home state of Georgia, this fall.
Advice for juniors/seniors applying to graduate school?
For me, getting experience in the field that I was interested in was invaluable in helping me figure out what type of graduate school I wanted to attend. When I was a freshman, I started exploring what was available in the medical field. A family friend advised me to create a master document to keep track of all of the experiences I would have over the upcoming years, both shadowing and working. She told me to note how I felt after each experience, so that a few years down the road, I could remember what I did or did not like about it and the different things I saw. It was really nice to have that record, especially when I was applying for graduate schools and determining my vocation. As someone going into healthcare, it was really important for me to be able to log all of my experience and count the patient care hours that I had completed. Employers and graduate schools want to know if you have seen the broad spectrum of the field that you are going into. By having accumulated experience, it shows them that you have been thinking about your future for a long time.
How did you make the decision that you wanted to go on to graduate school?
I think my field is unique because I knew even before I got to Ave that I wasn't going to stop learning when I got my bachelor's in Biology. I knew that it wouldn't be the finish line, because it is just a stepping stone that is going to get me to where I want to go. I looked at juniors and seniors in my major and got as much as advice from them as I could. I also weighed the options of what I could do with a bachelors degree, versus what I could do if I furthered my degree. The classes you take greatly impact what you are able to do in my particular field, so that had to be thought out. There are so many prerequisites to fulfill if you want to go on in the sciences, and many may not be included in what your major requires that you take. Early on, I looked at the prerequisites required for all of the graduate programs that I was interested in, and took those classes. That is really important to do, otherwise you will graduate and have to enroll in a community college to take a few more courses before being able to start grad school.
What We Learned: Catholic Identity, Ex Corde Ecclesiae, and Academics
Student Government leaders from Benedictine College, University of Mary, and University of Dallas joined us last weekend for a conference and we couldn't be happier with the outcome.
Not only did we build friendships, but we also exchanged ideas that will lead toward the improvement of our institutions and, hopefully, higher Catholic education.
Here are some of the things we learned in our discussion with Dr. Seana Sugrue, Dean of Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Ave Maria University. Our discussion focused on three questions, and here we've included the questions and many of our notes.
What challenges do we face as Catholic leaders, as students and beyond, and how can we help to solve them?
- We need inspiration rooted in faith. Our inspiration often comes from others, who support and encourage us. Most importantly, it comes from God, and through the sacraments, spiritual direction, coming to terms with our imperfection and dependence, and getting back to the basic realization that Christ is with us, we are able to stay inspired.
- We need to be reflective on truth and knowledge. We need to have a connection with the deepest truths of the faith and truth in general – this is a university, after all. Reality is much larger than us. However, looking at different areas of knowledge (such as our majors and programs), we can get a glimpse of the unity of truth.
- We need to be faithful and serve others. As Christians, we are called to bring the light of our faith into our vocations, with a humble spirit and joyful attitude.
How can we help our respective schools stay true to our Catholic identity?
- When we are excellent versions of ourselves, we can help others be the best versions of themselves. We can use our gifts to serve our schools, even after graduation. As government leaders, we should be open and practical, test each other's ideas, and maintain a spirit of awe for truth.
How can we promote academic research and ideas on campus?
- Discovery Day. Benedictine College brought a unique idea to the table. At BC, Student Government helps facilitate "Discovery Day," where students are encouraged to share about their most fascinating discovery from the year.
- Books. At the University of Dallas, the Student Government Executive Board reads different books throughout the year to instigate discussion. We think this is an interesting idea worth exploring.
While the notes on this page give a good overview, unfortunately we can't encapsulate our entire discussion on the web. There's still much more to be said, and as The Network develops, we are optimistic about the future development of these ideas.
Baseball Rolls Past Barry
Miami, FL — The Ave Maria University baseball team moved to 6-1 on the season with a dominant 11-3 victory over Barry University in Miami Shores on Wednesday. The Gyrenes used eight pitchers in the victory, and recorded 14 hits against Buccaneer pitching.
Ave Maria scored the opening run of the game after loading the bases to begin the game. Ryan Keegan drove in that first run with a sacrifice fly to plate Justin Hartshorne, but a double play ball stymied any further offense. Barry also loaded the bases in the first inning, and tied the game at one after a single, a walk, and back to back hit batsmen.
The Gyrenes took the lead for good in the second inning with a four-run frame. An error and two singles again loaded the bases with no outs. This time, Matt Wiles came through with the big hit, a bases-clearing double into left center. Wiles would come home on a Hartshorne double that gave Ave Maria a 5-1 advantage.
An RBI single from Ryan Baldwin pulled Barry within 5-2 in the bottom of the second, but the Gyrenes would allow just one Buccaneer run in the final seven innings.
One run crossed the plate for Ave Maria in both the fourth and fifth innings. Ryan Cook drilled an RBI single to plate Hartshorne in the fourth, and Hartshorne added another RBI single in the top of the fifth, scoring Steven Valentine.
Barry's final run of the game was scored in the bottom of the fifth, when Reuben Pino singled through the left side to bring home Paul Salata.
Four more runs scored for Ave Maria in the final two innings, starting with a three-run eighth. Andy Hernandez, Miles Stevens, and Valentine drove in the runs in the eighth. Hernandez's RBI came on a two-out single, as did Valentine's. Stevens brought the third run of the inning across when he was hit by a pitch. A Rico Soto single, which again allowed Hartshorne to cross the plate, closed the scoring in the top of the ninth.
Valentine led Ave Maria's offense with four hits, scoring two runs and driving in another. Cook added three hits, and Hartshorne reached base five times on a single, a double, and three walks. Wiles' double in the second inning accounted for his team-best three RBIs.
Starting pitcher Zack Rose picked up the victory, pitching the game's first two innings. Ave's most effective reliever of the seven that saw action was CJ Bottiglieri, who worked a hitless, scoreless inning and
Tommy Craparo, Jesse Crosno, Matt Leslie and Justin Bureau each tossed scoreless innings in the victory, and both Leslie and Bureau struck out two hitters in perfect innings. The losing pitcher for Barry was Pablo Arevalo.
Ave Maria returns home to Bowie's Ballpark on Friday afternoon, when the Gyrenes host St. Thomas University for the first of a three-game conference series. The opening pitch of the contest is scheduled for 2:00 p.m.


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August 14, 2017
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December 3, 2017
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January 5-8, 2018
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June 7-9, 2018
-NYSATA Conference
June 9, 2018
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** Official Male Puberty Survey **
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August 18th, 2010, 12:12 PM
New Member
Name: Mackenzie
Join Date: August 17, 2010
Location: Ontario, Canada
Age: 23
Re: *** Official Male Puberty Survey ***
You and Your Body
Age: 16
Height: 5'6
Shoe Size: 11
Body type (skinny, average, etc): toned
BMI (Click here for more information): haven't a clue
Body Hair
Put an X between the brackets if you have hair in that area.
[x]Facial [x]Armpits []Chest []Stomach [x]Pubic []Butt [x]Legs []Feet
Are you satisfied with the amount of hair you have? yeah, i guess
-Do you wish you had more or less? no, not really
Put an X between the hair that you shave or trim, if you do.
[x]Facial []Armpits []Chest []Stomach []Pubic []Butt []Legs []Feet
Length (Erect):7'
Girth (Erect):6'
Cut or Uncut: uncut
-Do you wish you Was/Wasn't? im happy with it
Do you think it's proportional for you height? yea
-For your Age?: yes
What's the average length in your mind? i dunno, ummm... 6 inches
Does your Penis bend? yeah
-In which Direction? left
--A lot, some or little? little
---Does this concern you? nope, its natural
Have you started puberty yet? yes, duh
At what age did you start? 12
In your opinion, did you start late or early? on time
Have you ever had a wet dream? yup
Do you compare yourself to guys your same age? no... and yes
-In what ways? i wonder if im average, if im developing right and stuff
Are you done with puberty? no, i dont think so, im only 16
Do you masturbate? yes
How many times per day or week? once a day
How old were you when you started masturbating? i dunno, 11 or 12
What hand do you use? switch
What do you think about whilst masturbating? guys
Where's the weirdest place you've masturbated? i dunno... outside i guess
Where do you masturbate most often? bathroom
What technique do you use?... up and down?
Do you use any lubrication? no
Have you ever been caught? no
Have you masturbated with friends? no, want to though
-Separated or together?
--Did you regret it or did you have fun?
Are you flexible enough to suck your own penis? yes
-If not, do you wish you could?
Do you ejaculate? yup
-If so how much? i dunno, a fair amount i guess
--Spit or Dribble? spit
---If spit, how far? chest
How do you clean up? kleenx
Did you ever taste it? no
If so what was your reaction?
Do you look at porn? sometimes
If so, what types? usually gay
Have you ever been caught looking at porn? nope
Do you masturbate while looking at porn? yea
Sexual Orientation
Are you straight, gay, bi, or curious? bi
If straight, do you think homosexuality is ok?
What do you look for in a girlfriend/boyfriend? intelligence, humour, looks dont hurt
Have you ever had a relationship? yes
If so how long? 6 months
Did you ever cheat on this person? no
-Did they find out?
--How did they react?
---Has this taught you a lesson?
Have you ever had sex? no
-What kind?
--Did you use protection?
---What kind of sex was it?
If still a virgin, will you wait until marriage to lose your virginity? no
What do you look for in a partner? ^^^look above
Do you have any regrets what so ever? of course
Do you think that younger people have sex out of peer pressure? oooooooh yea!!!
People and Places
Do you have sleepovers with friends? no
Do you compare penis sizes to friends? no, dont really have an opportunity
Do you ever talk about puberty or sex with your friends? yes
Have you been seen naked by family members or by friends? when i was little
Do you masturbate with friends? no
What would you rate this survey out of 10? 7
Are there any questions you think that should be added or removed? umm.... no
Any other comments you would like to add: nope


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- 13 Aug 17
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Napa winery to donate funds to support gay marriage
O'Brien Cellars, a brand of O'Brien Family Vineyard, said Tuesday it's started a "progressive" philanthropic program to donate 20 percent of revenues from its online Equality Wine Store to a civil rights group that supports an end to California's ban on same-sex marriage.
The family-owned Napa vineyard and winery said it will automatically donate those funds to Equality California, a San Francisco-based lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization. Winery owners Bart and Barb O'Brien said their goal is to help wine lovers support equal opportunity.
That makes O'Brien the latest in a surprising long line of businesses and large foundations to support the gay and lesbian group.
"We have created an opportunity for wine lovers to support marriage equality by purchasing a wine that supports the cause directly," said Bart O'Brien said in the Dec. 5 statement. "We hope to raise over $100,000 for EQCA in 2007."
Geoff Kors, Equality California's executive director, thanked the winery and the O'Briens for their generosity and for helping "to create full equality for the gay and lesbian community."
He also told the San Francisco Business Times that gays and lesbians have a track record of loyalty to businesses that support equal rights for all, regardless of sexual orientation. Further information on the Wine for Equality program can be found on EQCA's web site at www.eqca.org and on the O'Brien Cellars web site via www.seductionwine.com.
Other business-related supporters of Equality California, listed on the advocacy group's web site, include Contempo Homes, the Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Foundation, Proteus Fund Inc., Olivia Cruises and Resorts, Atlantis Events, Century Crowell Communities LLP, MTV Networks/Logo, Shadowrock Development Corp., AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP, Edison International, Foley & Lardner LLP, Gap Inc., Latham & Watkins and Wells Fargo.
Kors said the California State Automobile Association and Comcast have also signed up recently as sponsors of Equality California. His group has offices in Los Angeles, Palm Springs and Sacramento, as well as its headquarters in San Francisco.
Susan Olson, a spokeswoman for the winery, said the O'Briens also market "very private" romantic tours of their vineyards and winery, and that some participants of those tours have been gays or lesbians who have shared their feelings about the inequities of California's marriage laws. The owners "are building relationships with other gay and lesbian organizations as well," Olson told the Business Times.
Earlier this year, O'Brien Cellars became an EQCA statewide sponsor and it now donates all of the wine for the EQCA's Equality Awards dinner events. The winery, which includes a 33-acre vineyard and produces up to 8,400 cases of wine annually, also was the wine sponsor for the San Francisco Pride Celebration 2006. It currently produces three wines, an estate chardonnay, an estate merlot, and Seduction, a Bordeaux blend.
The O'Briens say their winery started as a romantic dream 20 years ago, and they want other couples to share a similar dream, "regardless of gender."


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