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A A+F Academics: Professors Help With Hands on Experiences – A professor I didn't know helped me join a volunteer trip to New Orleans. They got me connected to a whole new network of people with similar interests.
B- A+F Scholarships: A Lot of Work for Not That Much Money – All I received were loans which wasn't worth all the trouble I went through. We had to call the office multiple times because they lost my forms or got it wrong.
A+ A+F Local Atmosphere: Best Bars in Big 10 – Madison lives up to its name for a great party school with State Street loaded with people most every night. A fake ID is not nessessary for freshman year but is very helpful and becomes a near requirement from there on out. With dozens of bars and plenty of good deals, Madsion will quench your thirst for beer and parties.
A- A+F Majors: Engineering Diffucult but Managable. I will be a sophmore in the fall majoring in chemical engineering so up until this point I have run the gauntlet of large lecture classes. My most important advice is to transfer as much credit as you can to the school. The course loads become unmanagable if you don't transfer at least 10-15 credits into the program. So if you have no job prospects for a summer, go to your community college and take as much as you can to transfer. (Your conselor will help you with the details.) Either work full time or be a full time student year round in order to graduate engineering in 4 years.
A- A+F Off-Campus Housing: So Many Apartments! Madison was built to be a college town, and because of that, there is always a lot of housing, and it is diverse, too. There are blocks of apartments, houses, frats, and other places to stay during your time here, all within a good distance from school.
A+ A+F Off-Campus Dining: Check Out State Street – State Street has the best food in the world, with lots of the Sate Street culture to go with it. State Street has everything from Brats to Pizzas, subs, Five Guys burgers, ethnic foods, Hawk's Bar, Paul's Club, and more! Capitol Square also boasts some hot ticket places, with my favorite being the Old Fashioned.
A- A+F Transportation: Buses Are the Way to Go – Public Transportation is really good around Madison. Buses run until the very early mornings, and they have frequent stop schedules. Bikes are also a great way to get around, seeing as Madison is one of the top "bike-friendly" cities in the nation. There is also SafeServices, which features a SafeWalk, SafeRide, and SafeBus system which runs late at night and can come get you wherever you need to be picked up, for free!
B+ A+F Scholarships: One Application – It is nice that the Scholarships@UWMadison program only requires one application, but you are not guaranteed anything
A- A+F Off-Campus Dining: Good, Cheap – There isn't a huge variety, but madison is a decent sized city, and if you venture up to the capital, there are significantly more options. Right on campus, however, you can find lots of pretty good food at cheap prices, perfect for a college student.
B- A+F Weather: The winter can be pretty brutal, but it's reputation is still worse than the reality. This winter in particular wasn't that bad. The summers are gorgeous and manage to make up for it.
A+ A+F Overall Experience: UW-madison, both the city and the school, are incredible places that give an experience like no other. I couldn't be happier with my choice, and I would recommend the school to anyone I know without a second's hesitation.
C+ A+F Campus Strictness: Somewhat Tough – The police can be strict on underage drinking, but for the most part, if you're not an idiot about it you'll be fine. I went out 2 to 3 times a week and never got an underage, so it is possible.
A A+F Guys & Girls: Smokin Hot Women and Most Guys Are Cool – Everytime I walk from class to class I sometimes cannot help but have a head turn because it seems that the most beautiful woman is walking towards you and how could another be better than her, but sure enough more head turning will occur. So many women and they are so very attractive in their own ways. Great school for that!
B+ A+F Greek Life: There Are Quite a Few Greeks – Being part of the Greek Life would be great, but it's not easy to get into. The pledges need to live in the house they're pledging to for a week and have several ritual type activities that they must participate in prior to being part of the sorority or fraternity.
B+ A+F Scholarships: Relatively Smooth – There are a Bursor's Office and a Financial Aid office which take care of financial aid given to students. If a students financial aid exceeds the amount due for a semester they will mail you the remaining portion via a check.
A A+F Academics: If Looking for Competition, You're in the Correct Place – I am attending the University of Wisconsin - Madison. This school is a great place to earn an education and it isn't made easy. Many thousands of students are all here attempting to do their best and because of that competition comes in most every aspect of college life.
A- A+F Overall Experience: Amazing Location for an Education – UW-Madison is a great university and has many great apportunites for people of all diversities. The reason it did not receive an A or A+ is because some of the teaching staff in certain departments is dominated by foreigners who do not speak English as their first language and they do not speak English very well at that. Being unable to understand the professor or teaching assistant makes the course extremely difficult. Other than that, UW-Madison is perfect for one and all. I, for example, grew up in a town of less than 300 people. Madison was a bit of a transition, but I went to the lakeshore dorms and those were slower pace than South East dorms near the capitol and so it made the transition easier.
B+ A+F Diversity: Diverse but Not as Much as You Would Think. Madison has a lot of white students and a lot of asian students. Besides that there is not to much of a mix, especially for the largeness of the school.
A+ A+F Local Atmosphere: The Best Decision I Ever Made. This school has everything you could possibly want. You have the city atmosphere and the lake side atmosphere. There's oodles of things to do just on state street, not to mention from langdon to mifflin. Not to mention you haven't lived until you've jumped around and a Badger football game. Great school, and the best decision I ever made.
A A+F Facilities: A Taste of UW - Madison – UW - Madison has a friendly, fairly diverse campus. The buildings are spread out, but personally, I love walking to class! Although we're in the capital city, there are many flower beds, gardens, green spaces such as the famous Bascom hill, and big lakes. State street and the farmer's market around capital square are also major attractions. Lakeshore path and picnic point provide a way to escape the city for awhile.The architecture of the campus buildings is beautiful. We have a good mix of older, historic buildings and very new, modern ones. Speaking of which, there has been a lot of construction lately, and although this can be frustrating, the final products are amazing! There are tons of libraries around (30 some?) but I love more original study spaces, like the Discovery building, with its many waterfalls, indoor trees and coffee shop. The unions are also major attractions, with the terrace and its famous chairs at memorial union and the rock climbing wall and bowling alley at the new union south. There is too much to describe without experiencing it for yourself, but hopefully I've given you a taste!
A A+F Majors: The University of Wisconsin Marinette is a small, local two-year college. It has a small hometown atmosphere. The best part was being able to live at home my first two years. It really saved me a lot of money and I was able to complete mandatory classes.
A+ A+F Local Atmosphere: Walking down State Street just off campus from Madison one finds a lot of diversity in the great variety of ethnic restaurants/trailers and the many different stores and local shops. People play music on the street. There are several venues to watch musical performances including the Union's theater, Madison Overture Center for the Arts, The Orpheum, and The Majestic. Famous bands stop in Madison for shows. The Overture Center puts on famous musicals that are top quality.
A- A+F Computers: Wifi is available all over but sometimes the Resnet internet service is very frustrating. Overall, it hardly ever has problems, but when it does it is incredibly inconvenient. Computers are available all over, and they work very well. Printing is also available. The network is usually very speedy although it slows a bit when many people are on it at night.
A+ A+F Overall Experience: Greatest School for Undergraduate Work – I love it in Madison. It is a great research university and very prestigious because of that, especially because it is a public university. The sports here are amazing, and the marching band is the best in the country.
A+ A+F Nightlife: Great Party School – UW Madison has many parties, especially on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. The city really wakes up at night. Buses stay running late so one can ride back home. Also, there are several taxi services like Saferide which aid students in returning home safely.
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An individual's undergraduate experience is one of the most exciting times in their lives. It is often the first time they are away from parents and making serious decisions about their future. Therefore, it is essential to pick the best university to spend these busy years at. UW offers amazing academics, an inviting atmosphere, and energetic student body. Its location geographically makes is comfortable as well as gorgeous. The facilities are very accommodating, as is the transportation system. Though with any school, there are things that can be improved upon or changed. Parking remains a prevalent issue, for instance. Fortunately, though, issues such as diversity and improvements to the quality of the dorm food are being addressed. Students generally leave the school feeling satisfied and prepared for what's to come. Wherever you deiced to spend your undergraduate years, definitely consider the University of Wisconsin as a practical, exciting, and fulfilling option.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - If timing is everything in sport, as the saying goes, then the stars could not be better aligned for Zimbabwean Brendon de Jonge to make his debut at the biennial Presidents Cup in a month's time.
The burly 33-year-old earned a spot on the 12-man Internationals team as one of two captain's picks announced on Wednesday by compatriot Nick Price, who has long been his golfing idol and, more recently, a mentor.
De Jonge will become the third Zimbabwean to compete in the Ryder Cup-style event, following Price (1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003) and Mark McNulty (1994, 1996). Both Price (captain) and McNulty (assistant) will be with him in the team locker room.
"It's pretty cool and obviously it couldn't work out any better," de Jonge told Reuters by telephone a few hours after his Cup debut was made official.
"Once I found out Nick was going to be captain, it was definitely one of the goals that I set for myself, to do everything I could to try and make this team, and have the opportunity to play for him.
"Some of my best sporting memories are from playing team sport and unfortunately we don't have that opportunity too much in our profession. I am looking forward to the camaraderie of team sport again."
With 10 players already inked in as automatic choices on the International team after the final counting event, the Deutsche Bank Championship, finished on Monday, de Jonge was one of "five or six guys" Price had in his cross-hairs to be wildcard picks.
Though de Jonge and Australian Marc Leishman ended up gaining Price's nod on Wednesday, the Zimbabwean conceded he had been feeling the pressure of expectation.
"It was almost impossible to stop thinking about it," said de Jonge, who gave his own wildcard credentials a timely boost by tying for ninth at the Deutsche Bank Championship, the second of the PGA Tour's lucrative FedExCup playoff events.
"Obviously I was trying to play as best as I could in the first couple of playoff events but you find it creeping into your mind every now and then."
De Jonge, who has yet to win on the PGA Tour despite several close calls since he first competed on the U.S. circuit in 2007, first heard about his Presidents Cup summons when former world number one Price phoned him on Tuesday.
"Nick called me at about four o'clock yesterday afternoon and asked me if had a beer in my hand and told me if not I should go get one because I am on the team," de Jonge said.
"Obviously it was very, very exciting. I had been waiting all day and wasn't sure what was happening," added the Zimbabwean, who has made more birdies on the PGA Tour than anyone else since the start of the 2009 season.
De Jonge could not be happier that he will make his Cup debut at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio from October 3-6 when Price, the golfing hero of his childhood, will captain the Internationals for the first time.
"I first knew about Nick probably in the early 90s when I was about 11 or 12," de Jonge recalled. "He used to come back and play in the Zimbabwe Open every year and I met him for the first time when I was 13.
"I played the Zim Open when I was 16 for the first time when Nick was still coming across from the U.S. and we had a chat then but it was all very brief and in passing. But the last five years, I have stayed in close contact with Nick.
"I stay at his house when I play the Honda (Classic in Florida) and any time that I am struggling with anything or feel like I need someone to talk to, he's definitely the first one I call with regards to golf."
Asked what had been the most valuable lesson he had learned from three-times major winner Price, de Jonge replied: "Perseverance and patience.
"He has often spoken about how many times he has won a tournament when it fell into his lap and I haven't yet won (on the PGA Tour). Nick has told me to remain patient and persevere, just keep doing what I am doing and keep improving."
(Reporting by Mark Lamport-Stokes; Editing by Frank Pingue)
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The 18-story building was erected in the 1920s and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Rentals there are rare now that it's all condos. This rental is $6,000 per month. A 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath with similar dimensions (including a third room) sold in December for $900,000.
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The young woman, now a senior at the academy, broke down in tears when asked why she had been so determined to make the case go away.
"Mainly, I was scared," she said. "I didn't want it to become known. I didn't want anyone else to get in trouble. I think I just didn't have the courage."
The woman spoke on the second day of a hearing known as an Article 32, which determines if there is enough evidence to warrant a court-martial. The Washington Post generally does not identify victims of sexual assault.
Her public testimony was delayed as her attorney and attorneys for the defendants argued behind closed doors over the admissibility of certain evidence. Her attorney, Susan Burke, said the medical records prosecutors released to the defense violated the accuser's privacy rights because they cover a period dating back to 2006, six years before the alleged incident. Defense attorneys questioned Burke's legal right to challenge the release of the records, which they described as "exculpatory."
Whether those records will be included in the proceedings remains to be seen.
The young woman, dressed in the same white uniform as the defendants, took the stand in the afternoon and shared her admittedly spotty memory of the party where she alleges the assault occurred.
She said she drank heavily before and during the party and was separated from her friends. She then recalled brief conversations with the three defendants -- cornerback Eric Graham of Eight Mile, Ala., safety Tra'ves Bush of Johnston, S.C., and linebacker Josh Tate of Nashville -- at various times that night.
She said she awoke the next morning disheveled and having a sore back, knotted hair and no clear memory of how she got that way. Soon she began hearing from friends and seeing tweets suggesting that multiple men had had sex with her at the party.
She described conversations she had with Tate after the alleged incident, including one in her room, during which she said he tweeted that the train tickets were low. She said she took that to mean multiple men had had sex with her.
She also described working in tandem with Graham to try to "squash" rumors of the alleged assault, which were circulating on campus. She said she begged friends not to report the alleged incident and volunteered for punishment for underage drinking. But at least one friend refused to keep quiet, forcing her to file a report that launched an investigation. The accuser said she did not cooperate with Navy investigators until September.
The accuser soon came under fire from Andrew Weinstein, an attorney for Bush, who bombarded her with questions about how often she lies and whether she was wearing a bra and underwear the night of the party.
He pressed her on her mental health in the past, but the presiding officer, Cmdr. Robert Monahan, restricted that line of questioning.
The woman frequently responded by saying "I don't know" but remained calm. The cross-examination is expected to continue Thursday.
The hearing comes amid questions about the military's commitment to tackle sexual violence within its ranks. The Defense Department estimated that 26,000 service members were the targets of unwanted sexual contact last year, although there were only 3,374 incidents of sexual assault reported, the Pentagon said in May.
At the Naval Academy, there were 13 reports of sexual assault during the 2011-12 school year, compared with 22 the previous year, according to the most recent Defense Department statistics.
Bush's graduation was put on hold in May pending the outcome of the case. Graham is a senior, and Tate is a junior.
The hearing, which began Tuesday, is expected to last several days, academy spokesman John Schofield said.
Under military law, the maximum penalty for rape is life in prison without the possibility of parole and a dishonorable discharge, said Lisa Windsor, a former judge advocate general who is in private practice. The men were also charged with making false statements. The maximum penalty for that is five years in prison and a dishonorable discharge.


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Kim Kardashian and boyfriend Kanye West are just six months away from becoming first-time parents to a little boy or girl. So have they thought at all about a name for their bundle-of-joy? Perhaps something like Kaleb or Kassidy?
"We're not sure yet," the mom-to-be told E! News, adding that she and West still "have to think about" whether they'll give their future son or daughter a "K" name to carry on her family's tradition. "I have to discuss that with my boyfriend to see where we are. But we'll keep the name private, I think, whenever we decide."
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In fact, the 32-year-old plans to start holding back a lot more personal information as her due date approaches -- which could make keeping up with the newest and littlest Kardashian somewhat difficult. Reiterating claims she made earlier that her baby-to-be would not appear on her E! reality shows, the starlet said she felt newly compelled to protect the things and people closest to her. "[I don't] want my career to overshadow the love in my life," she told E!.
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That includes her romance with West, 35, whom she calls the love of her life. "I feel like I have divulged so much in the past. Not that that was wrong, but I just choose to be a little bit more private this time around, just for me and my family," Kardashian explained of her yearlong romance with the rapper. "I like to keep all that stuff about why it's so perfect and why it works and all that just between us."
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As Us Weekly reported earlier this week, the happy couple will welcome their first child in July. And though legally the E! reality star is still wed to NBA player Kris Humphries (she filed for divorce after 72 days of marriage in October 2011), emotionally she's ready to start a new life with her new family.
Speaking with Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford during a visit to the TODAY show on Jan. 15, the pregnant Kourtney & Kim Take Miami star said she was anxious to finalize her split from Humphries, 27, before her baby is born in July. "I'm really hopeful," she told the hosts. "I'm just hoping to get through it sooner than later...it's a process."
PHOTOS: Kim and Kris in happier times
To find out more about Kim Kardashian's divorce drama as she prepares for the arrival of her first child, pick up the new issue of Us Weekly, on stands Friday.
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Kim Kardashian Talks Baby Names, Says Kanye West Is the Love of Her Life
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- n. An algebraic quantity that when raised to a certain power equals zero.
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- adj. Describing an element, of a ring, for which there exists some positive integer n such that xn = 0.
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- In mathematics, vanishing on being raised to a certain power. Thus, if i be such an expression in multiple algebra that i × i × i = 0, i is nilpotent
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It was a monumental year for women in film as our selections for 2011's best female performances indicate... over and over and over again.
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The draft directive, already informally agreed with member states, also aims to facilitate prevention and to boost police and judicial cooperation in this field. In the event of a cyber attack, EU countries will have to respond to urgent requests for help within eight hours.
The draft directive requires EU countries to set their maximum terms of imprisonment at not less than two years for the crimes of illegally accessing or interfering with information systems, illegally interfering with data, illegally intercepting communications or intentionally producing and selling tools used to commit these offences. "Minor" cases are excluded, but it is up to each country to determine what constitutes a "minor" case.
The text sets up a penalty of at least three years' imprisonment for using "botnets", i.e. establishing remote control over a significant number of computers by infecting them with malicious software.
Attacks against "critical infrastructure", such as power plants, transport networks and government networks, can lead to a five-year prison sentence. The same applies if an attack is committed by a criminal organisation or if it causes serious damage.
Member states will be required to respond quickly to urgent requests for help in the event of cyber attacks, so as to render police cooperation more effective. They will have to make better use of the existing 24/7 network of contact points to respond to urgent requests within eight hours.
Legal persons, such as firms, would be liable for offenses committed for their benefit (e.g. for hiring a hacker to get access to a competitor's database). Penalties could include exclusion from entitlement to public benefits or closure of establishments.
The text, adopted by 541 votes to 91, with 9 abstentions, is expected to be formally adopted by the Council very shortly. The new directive builds on rules that have been in force since 2005. Once adopted, member states will have two years to transpose it into national law.
The UK and Ireland have decided to apply this directive but Denmark will not be bound by it.
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I detest "Slaves of New York" so much that I distrust my own opinion. Maybe it's not simply a bad movie. Maybe it takes some kind of special knack, some species of sly genius, to make me react so strongly. I pause. I leaf through my memories of the film. I try to analyze what I really feel.
OK. I feel calmer now. The first thing I feel is a genuine dislike for the people in this film - the ambitious climbers on the lower rungs of the ladder in the New York art world. I dislike them because they are stupid and they have occupied my time with boring conversation. It is more than that. They are not simply stupid. They value stupidity. They aim their conversations below the level of their actual intelligence because they fear to appear uncool by saying anything interesting. By always being bored, they can never be passe.
No wonder Andy Warhol wanted to film this material.
The second thing I feel is that their entire act is a hypocritical sham. They want to succeed so much they cannot only taste it, they can choke on it. And it doesn't matter what they succeed at.
They move through a world of art, fashion, photography and design, but the actual disciplines and psychic rewards of this world are not interesting to them. They want to use art as a way of obtaining success, which is more important to them than art will ever be.
The heroine of the movie is a young woman who designs hats (Bernadette Peters). They are truly hideous hats, designed to bring embarrassment and ridicule to those who wear them, but never mind what the hats look like. The important thing is, how does the designer herself feel about her hats? I have no idea. She never permits herself to react to them, to care for them, to be proud of them. She looks at them as if they were her fingernail clippings - once a part of her, but not important, and now no longer even attached.
Her boyfriend (Adam Coleman Howard) manufactures paintings he does not love. Other people in her life also play at the extrusion of art in the hopes that their work will sell, and they will find a gallery to represent them, and that eventually they will be able to afford a really nice apartment in New York City. The title, "Slaves of New York," is explained by its author, Tama Janowitz, to mean that life in New York is basically a matter of becoming successful enough to have a nice apartment, and that if you do not have one, you move in with someone who does and become that person's slave. The whole idea is to eventually get your own apartment and have slaves of your own.
I have a suspicion that, to some degree, Janowitz is right and the slave/apartment syndrome does operate in New York. That would certainly explain a great deal of the bad art that's around. Watching the film, I remembered a conversation I had with the actor John Malkovich about the way that Off-Broadway theater was dying in New York while thriving in the provinces. "To have Off-Broadway," he said, "you have to have starving actors. And to have starving actors, you have to have a place for them to starve. New York is too expensive for that. You can't afford to starve there anymore."
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For other uses, see Ellis (disambiguation).
For the musician who performs under this single name, see Ellis (singer-songwriter).
Ellis is a first name and surname of Welsh original spelling.[1] At the time of the British Census of 1881,[2] its relative frequency was highest in Merioneth (9.2 times the British average), followed by Flintshire, Denbighshire, Caernarfonshire, Montgomeryshire, Anglesey, Devon, Kinross-shire, Shropshire and Yorkshire. The name Ellis may refer to:
- Abe Ellis (Stargate), a fictional character in the TV series Stargate Atlantis
- Albert Ellis (1913–2007), American cognitive-behavioural therapist and psychologist
- Albert Fuller Ellis (1869–1951), Australian prospector
- Alexander John Ellis (1814–1890), English philologist and music theorist, inventor of the cents' system in music intervals
- Alton Ellis (1938–2008), Jamaican musician
- Andrew Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Annette Ellis (born 1946), Australian politician
- Arthur Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Atom Ellis (born 1966), American musician
- Aunjanue Ellis (born 1969), American actress
- Bill Ellis (1919–2007), English cricketer
- Bob Ellis (born 1942), Australian writer and journalist
- Bobby Ellis (born 1932), Jamaican trumpeter
- Brad Ellis, American composer and musical director
- Bret Easton Ellis (born 1964), American novelist
- Bruce Ellis (born 1960), Australian computer scientist
- C. P. Ellis (1927–2005), American Ku Klux Klan leader turned civil rights activist
- Carol Ellis, American author
- Caroline Ellis (born 1950), American actress
- Carson Ellis (born 1975), American artist
- Charles Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Rev Clement Ellis (1633–1700), English clergyman
- Clough Williams-Ellis (1883–1978), Welsh architect
- Constance Ellis (1872–1942), first woman to graduate from the University of Melbourne as a Doctor of Medicine (1903)
- Craig Ellis (born 1974), former Australian-rules footballer
- Craig Ellis (Canadian football) (born 1961), former Canadian footballer
- Dale Ellis (born 1960), retired American basketball player
- Dana Ellis (born 1980), Canadian pole-vaulter
- Daniel Ellis (disambiguation), several, including:
- Dan Ellis (born 1980), Canadian professional ice hockey player
- Dan Ellis (cyclist) (born 1988), Australian sprint cyclist
- Daniel Ellis (Unionist) (1827–1908), Captain in the Union Army during the American Civil War
- Daniel Ellis (footballer) (born 1988), English footballer
- David Ellis (disambiguation), several, including:
- Dave Ellis (game designer) (born 1965), American game designer
- David Ellis (writer) (1918–1978), British television writer
- David R. Ellis (born 1952), American film director
- Dick Ellis (1895–1975), treacherous intelligence officer
- Dock Ellis (1945–2008), American baseball player
- Don Ellis (1934–1978), American jazz trumpeter
- Doug Ellis (born 1924), English entrepreneur and chairman of Aston Villa Football Club
- Earl Hancock Ellis (1880–1923), US Marine Corps intelligence officer
- Edith Ellis (1861–1916), British author and women's rights activist
- Edward F. W. Ellis (1819–1862), American politician and lawyer
- Edward Robb Ellis (1911–1998), American diarist and journalist
- Edward S. Ellis (1840–1916), American author
- Edwin Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Ephraim Ellis (born 1985), Canadian actor
- Ellis (London cricketer), 18th century English cricketer
- Francis Ellis, 17th-century administrator of the East India Company
- Frank Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Fred Ellis (disambiguation), several people, including:
- Fred Ellis (cartoonist) (1885–1965), American cartoonist
- Fred Ellis (racing driver) 1889–1958), American racecar driver
- Fred Ellis (footballer) 1900–1970), English footballer
- Gary Ellis (born 1968), American BMX racer
- Geoff Ellis (born 1950), Welsh cricketer
- George Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- George Agar-Ellis, 1st Baron Dover (1797–1833), British politician
- Gerry Ellis (born 1957), former American football player
- Greg Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Harold Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Harry Ellis (born 1982), English rugby union player
- Harvey Ellis (1852–1904), American architect, perspective renderer and painter
- Havelock Ellis (1859–1939), British sexual psychologist
- Henry Ellis (governor) (1720–1806), explorer, author, and governor of Georgia in North America
- Sir Henry Ellis (librarian) (1777–1869), librarian of the British Museum
- Henry Augustus Ellis (1861–1939), Australian surgeon
- Herb Ellis (1921–2010), American jazz guitarist
- Hortense Ellis (1941–2000), Jamaican reggae artist
- Hunter Ellis (born 1968), American television personality
- C. Jack Ellis, former mayor of Macon, Georgia
- Jack Ellis (actor) (born 1955), British actor)
- Jack Ellis (rugby player) (1912–2007), English rugby union player
- James Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Janet Ellis (born 1955), British television presenter
- Jason Ellis (born 1971), Australian skateboarder, mixed martial artist, radio host and actor
- Jim Ellis (disambiguation) or Jimmy Ellis, several people
- Jo Ellis (born 1983) English field hockey forward
- Joanne Ellis (born 1981), English field hockey midfielder
- Job Bicknell Ellis (1829–1905), American mycologist
- John Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Joseph Ellis (born 1943), American professor of history
- Kate Ellis (born 1977), Australian politician
- Katherine Ellis, English singer-songwriter
- Kathleen Ellis (born 1946), former American swimmer
- Keith Ellis (1946–1978), British musician
- Kerry Ellis (born 1979), English singer and stage actress
- Kevin Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- LaPhonso Ellis (born 1970), former American Basketball Player, National Basketball Association
- Larry R. Ellis (born 1946), commander in the U.S. Army (2001–04)
- Lauren Ellis (born 1989), New Zealand cyclist
- LeRon Ellis (born 1969), former American professional basketball player
- Leroy Ellis (born 1940), retired American basketball player
- Lester Ellis (born 1965), British boxer
- Liz Ellis (born 1973), retired Australian netball player
- Luther Ellis (born 1973), former American football player
- Magen Ellis (born 1986), American beauty queen
- Marc Ellis (rugby) (born 1971), New Zealand businessman and television presenter and former rugby player
- Marc H. Ellis (born 1952), American author
- Mark Ellis (baseball) (born 1977), American Major League baseball player
- Mark Ellis (writer), American novelist
- Mary Ellis (1897–2003), British stage actress
- Matt Ellis (ice hockey) (born 1981), Canadian ice hockey player
- Merrill Ellis (1916–1981), American electroacoustic composer
- Michael Ellis (disambiguation) (or Mike Ellis), several people
- Monta Ellis (born 1985), American professional basketball player
- Nick Ellis, American professor of psychology
- Novalyne Price Ellis (1908–1999), American schoolteacher
- Osian Ellis (born 1928), Welsh harpist
- P. W. Ellis (died 1929), Toronto Transportation Commission chairman
- Patrick Ellis, brother of the Institute of Brothers of Christian Schools and president of CUA (1992–98)
- Paul Ellis, New Zealand record producer
- Pee Wee Ellis (born 1941), American saxophonist
- Perry Ellis (1940–1986), American fashion designer
- Peter Ellis (architect) (1808–1888), English architect who designed the revolutionary Oriel Chambers in Liverpool in 1864
- Peter Ellis (CHP politician), candidate of the Christian Heritage Party of Canada
- Peter Ellis (Green Party candidate), candidate of the Green Party of Canada
- Peter Berresford Ellis (born 1943), English historian and literary biographer
- Peter Hugh McGregor Ellis (born 1958), New Zealander convicted of child molestation in 1993 and served seven years in jail
- Powhatan Ellis (1790–1863), US senator from Mississippi
- Ralph Ellis (1885–1963), English painter and designer
- Ray Ellis (1923–2008), American record producer and composer
- Ray Ellis (American football) (born 1959), former American football player
- Raymond Ellis (1923–1994), British Labour Party politician
- Richard Ellis (astronomer) (born 1950), Caltech professor and director of Palomar Observatory
- Richard Ellis (biologist), marine biologist at the American Museum of Natural History
- Richard Ellis (politician) (1781–1846), 19th century Texas legislator
- Rick Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Robert Ellis (disambiguation), several pople
- Robert Leslie Ellis (1817–1859), English polymath
- Robin Ellis (born 1942), English actor
- Robinson Ellis (1834–1913), English classical scholar
- Rod Ellis, linguist
- Rodney Ellis (born 1954), African-American politician from Texas
- Romallis Ellis (born 1965), former American boxer
- Ron Ellis (born 1945), retired Canadian ice hockey player
- Ross Ellis (1915–1983), Canadian politician
- Rowland Ellis (1650–1731), Welsh Quaker
- Rowland Ellis (bishop) (1841–1911), Welsh clergyman
- Royston Ellis (born 1941), British writer
- Ruth Ellis (1926–1955), last woman to be executed in the UK
- Ruth Ellis (activist) (1899–2000), American gay rights activist
- Samuel Ellis (disambiguation), includes Sam/Sammy/Samuel
- Sedrick Ellis (born 1985), American football player
- Seger Ellis (1904–1995), American jazz pianist
- Shaun Ellis (born 1977), American footballer
- Shaun Ellis English animal researcher
- Shirley Ellis (born 1941), American soul singer
- Simon Ellis (disambiguation)
- Sophie Ellis-Bextor (born 1979), British pop singer
- Steven Ellis (disambiguation), several people
- Susan Williams-Ellis (1918–2007), English potter designer
- T. E. Ellis (1859–1899), Welsh politician
- T. S. Ellis III (born 1940), U.S. federal judge in the trial of William J. Jefferson
- Terry Ellis (born 1963), African-American R&B singer
- Terry Ellis (manager) (born 1944), English record producer
- Thomas Ellis (disambiguation), various including
- Thomas Ellis (Irish politician) (c. 1774–1832), Irish politician
- Thomas F. Ellis, American lawyer
- Timo Ellis (born 1970), American musician and record producer
- Tinsley Ellis (born 1957), American blues/rock musician
- Tom Ellis (actor) (born 1979), English actor
- Tom Ellis (UK politician) (born 1924), former British politician
- Tommy Ellis (born 1947), former American NASCAR racing driver
- Tony Ellis (born 1964), former English professional footballer
- Vivian Ellis (1903–1996), English musical comedy composer
- W. Ellis (MCC cricketer), English cricketer
- Walter Ellis (born 1946), Northern Irish writer
- Warren Ellis (born 1968), British comic book author
- Warren Ellis (musician) (born 1965), Australian musician and composer
- Welbore Ellis, 1st Baron Mendip (1713–1802), British statesman
- Wes Ellis (1932–1984), American professional golfer
- William Ellis (disambiguation), several people
See also[edit]
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It's almost Halloween, and there are a lot of parties all over Baltimore this weekend. If you don't have your costume yet, there's a place in Towson where you can find just what you need.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Baltimore County firefighters hold Big Rig Rescue. Also, we have ideas for great Halloween costumes.