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Tristan Carey (Colonial Beach '09)—Men's Basketball, Longwood
Dylan Farinet (Colonial Beach '10)—Men's Basketball, Mary Washington
Kiante Dickerson (Colonial Beach '11)—Football, Virginia Union University
Daniel Bowen (Essex '09)—Football, Christopher Newport University
Chelsea Davis (Essex '09)—Softball, Norfolk State University
Lyndon Garner (Essex '10)—Football, Christopher Newport University
Reggie Johnson (Essex '12)—Baseball, Hampden-Sydney College
Megan Wade (Essex '09)-Softball, Chowan University
Will Barrack (Lancaster '10)—Baseball, UMass Boston
Joseph Betts (Lancaster '11)–Track & Field, Radford University
Mike Coleman (Lancaster '12)—Men's Basketball, Catawba College
Melvin Gregory (Lancaster '12)—Men's Basketball, Mount Saint Marys
Tiko Henderson (Lancaster '11)—Football, Concord College
Sedale Mullen (Lancaster '11)—Football, Ferrum College
Kentel Noel (Lancaster '10)—Football, Christopher Newport
Whitney Spence (Lancaster '11)—Women's Cross Country, Roanoke College
Andrea White (Lancaster '10)–Women's Basketball, Georgetown
Jatavious Adams (Northumberland '10)—Football, Ferrum College
Carrie Crowther (Northumberland '10)—Swimming, Bridgewater
Ryan Parker (Northumberland '12)—Men's Golf, Shenandoah University
Levi Payne (Northumberland '12)—Football, Ferrum College
Kaitlyn Rochelle (Northumberland '12)—Women's Basketball, University of Virginia's College of Wise
Brenda Santamaria (Northumberland '12)—Women's Soccer, Mary Baldwin College
Kelly Sumner (Northumberland '10)—Women's Golf, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Flannery Collins (Rappahannock '12)—Baseball, University of Mary Washington
David Furrow (Rappahannock '12)—Football, Christopher Newport University
Kaitlyn Milstead (Rappahannock '10)—Swimming, Randolph Macon College
Kori Oord (Rappahannock '09)—Softball, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Hannah Pierson (Rappahannock '12)—Softball & Volleyball, University of Mary Washington
Jacob Roberts (Rappahannock '12)—Baseball, Guilford College
Andrea Walker (Rappahannock '12)—Women's Golf, Bridgewater College
Dylan Clark (Washington & Lee '12)—Baseball, Guilford College
Josh Fones (Washington & Lee '12)—Football, Christopher Newport University
Nigel Jenkins (Washington & Lee '11)—Men's Basketball, Virginia Wesleyan College
Heather Chastain (St. Margaret's School '11)—Softball, Western Carolina
Hannah Davis (St. Margaret's School '12)—Volleyball, Ferrum
Renee Greenslade (St. Margaret's School '12)—Field Hockey, Randolph-Macon
Betsy Joslyn (St. Margaret's School '10)—Field Hockey, Bridgewater
Meghan Sisk (St. Margaret's School '09)—Rowing, Clemson University
Justin Anderson (Westmoreland, Montrose '12)—Men's Basketball, University of Virginia
Jermon Bushrod (King George)—Football, Chicago Bears
Chris Johnson (Colonial Beach)—Basketball, Minnesota Timberwolves
Torrey Smith (Colonial Beach, Stafford '07)—Football, Baltimore Ravens
Eight high school graduates will be taking their skills to the next level after last school year.
In football, Northumberland's Kyle Elmore is expected to attend Apprentice School in Newport News, while Essex's Rahiem Rolling is heading north to Lackawanna College. Washington & Lee's Emmanuel Valdez will lace up to join the cross country and track teams at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg.
Rappahannock's Olivia Gaulding, Carlie Clark and St. Margaret's Elizabeth McCarthy are all expected to play softball across the nation. McCarthy will join the Lancers at Longwood University, Clark will travel to Texas A&M in Kingsville and Gaulding heads to Milligan College in Tennessee.
Northumberland's Nia Jones and Rashauna Carter plan to join their respective school track & field teams. Carter is bound for Christopher Newport University and Jones to James Madison University.
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Let's talk -- news did you hear about this a French actor feeling fried fed up with sky high taxes are -- differently.
Is fleeing because France won't stop hiking taxes on -- that massive 75%.
Top tax rate for the rich.
Well includes Hannity and -- let's just say.
It's not sitting well in fact he's going to Belgium.
And it's not just of the chocolates.
Lower tax rate so divide France.
I've read well not surprise says -- says it's it's it's going to be a scene repeated here.
It's attacks get out of whack here it's just when you're worried -- -- senator.
But you know money goes where it's welcome so you raise taxes high money -- -- -- go to other places.
In the United States you find this high tax states like Illinois and California.
Are seeing people leaving in mass exodus we have a corporate income tax here that's 35%.
There's one that's 15% in Canada.
If you have a new company want to open up where would you rather open up in a country with a 35 present income tax or fifteen.
So realistically a lot of companies don't -- at that -- I -- what you're saying it's it's certainly will never get as low as 50% for some companies maybe.
But it is a very high rate -- then it.
When the president was apparently -- about the idea of allowing corporate tax rates to bring more Republicans into a deal that would.
Pike personally -- rates.
That hasn't been discussed anymore but -- did you or would you have felt about.
We'll see the problem -- up here is everything has to be some enormous deal we can never get all the moving parts together.
And then we head towards a deadline or we lurch towards a deadline then also I'm always calm enough time to make a deal.
What I would say separate these out in the smaller pieces of the glow in the corporate income taxes an imperative.
We need to do it for this don't wait for tax reform which might take a year or may never accomplish -- lower the corporate income to actually get past that tomorrow.
All right but -- and -- -- you have to get a deal done and -- twelve days or something like that do you think you will have one.
You know I think something's gonna happen and I think it won't be good for the country but I think the president will get his way he's demanding that taxes go up.
And we will get a tax increase but I think when your economy's growing at less than 2%.
I think the tax increase -- the rate increase.
May actually bring in less revenue in May cause less economic growth.
And more unemployment so I think it'll be counterproductive and it's the absolute wrong thing to do but I think he will get his way because he stubbornly wants to raise taxes.
You know I was with you and that rotunda just a week ago senator and I think we touched on it then what is it about you guys -- generally.
Republicans or Democrats -- even facing the -- even facing what could be.
But some economists down an inevitable recession if the deal isn't done -- to do would deal what is.
I think the recession really doesn't have so much to do about the deal I think the recession has to do.
With an economy that's sluggish for many reasons were over regulated we're overtaxed.
Well but I feel under any circumstances even under the brink of war and I don't think you guys getting them.
Are there any circumstances say that again even under the brink of war the threat of war I don't think you guys been cobbled together an agreement on any.
What to raise taxes to do anything.
They are saying that we are an incompetent and the only candidate capable of doing things back you know -- I don't really want to debate the other side of that question Neil that's a tough question to argue the other side.
What I would say is we would be appear to be more competent if we actually structured it did committee work and we didn't wait for a deadline.
If we broke up the problem and a smaller pieces immigration for example.
There's at least five different immigration bills that Republicans and Democrats agree to.
But the president says no he won't support any immigration reform and Lindsay gets everything -- ones same with tax reform.
Same with Social Security reform break it up into smaller pieces must ask what we can agree to I think means testing we could agreed to.
So much -- would get hundreds of we know you know -- -- senator thank you very much.
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WASHINGTON- Commission Leonard Leo of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom joined Representatives Chris Smith (R-NJ), Frank Wolf (R-VA), Zoe Lofgren (D-CA), Ed Royce (R-CA), Dan Lungren (R-CA), and Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) in a press conference sponsored by the bipartisan House Vietnam Caucus regarding the demonstrated complicity of Vietnam in various human rights violations, particularly against its minority communities.
In advance of the expected visit of Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung to the United States, the bipartisan House Vietnam Caucus, along with several Vietnamese community leaders, held press conference highlighting the horrific human rights abuses and the urgent "need to reform" in Vietnam. The Members called upon President Bush to make human rights a focal point of his agenda in his upcoming meetings with the Vietnamese Prime Minister.
Commissioner Leonard A. Leo addressed concerns regarding the freedom of religion in Vietnam that prompted the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom to recommend that Vietnam be re-designated a "country of particular concern," or CPC, in its 2008 Annual Report. "This press conference is well-timed, just a few days ahead of the visit of the Vietnamese Prime Minister to Washington, and sends an important signal to the Vietnamese government that human rights abuses in Vietnam are of deep concern to both the U.S. government and the citizens of the United States," said Commissioner Leo.
"In view of the ongoing and serious problems faced by many of Vietnam's religious communities, the uneven pace of reforms meant to improve the situation, the continued detention of religious prisoners of concern, and what can only be seen as a deteriorating human rights situation overall, the Commission again last month in the release of our Annual Report recommended that Vietnam be re-designated as a CPC under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998," said Commissioner Leo.
The press conference took place on the Terrace of the Cannon House Office Building on Thursday, June 19th at 10:30 a.m.
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Commissioner Leonard Leo Addresses Religious Freedom Abuses in VietnamCongressional Vietnam Caucus Press ConferenceJune 19, 2008I want to thank the Vietnam Human Rights Caucus for organizing this press conference and inviting the Commission on International Religious Freedom to address it. It is well-timed, just a few days ahead of the visit of the Vietnamese Prime Minister to Washington, and sends an important signal to the Vietnamese government that human rights abuses in Vietnam are of deep concern to both the U.S. government and the citizens of the United States. A Commission delegation spent two weeks in Vietnam last October. We met government officials, religious leaders, civil society representatives, and several prisoners including Buddhist monk Thich Quang Do, Catholic priest Phan Van Loi, Nguyen Van Dai, and LeThi Cong Nhan. Although religious freedom conditions have improved since the State Department first designated Vietnam a "Country of Particular Concern" or CPC in 2004, the progress has occurred alongside persistent abuses, discrimination, and restrictions. The government continues to imprison and detain dozens of individuals motivated by their religion or conscience to advocate for religious freedom reforms in Vietnam. After returning from Vietnam, the Commission concluded that religious freedom conditions remain problematic: improvements for some religious communities do not extend fully to others; progress in one province is not realized in another; national laws are not fully implemented at the local and provincial levels and are sometimes used to restrict rather than protect religious freedom; and there continue to be far too many abuses and restrictions affecting Vietnam's diverse religious communities, including the imprisonment and detention of individuals for reasons related to their religious activity or religious freedom advocacy. The government continues to imprison and detain dozens of individuals motivated by their religion or conscience to advocate for religious freedom reforms in Vietnam. There continue to be isolated but credible reports of forced renunciations of faith, including the beating death of an ethnic minority Protestant in 2007. Independent religious activity is illegal. Those who seek to practice outside of government-approved religious organizations-such as the United Buddhist Church of Vietnam, the Hoa Hao Cao Dai and some Protestants, face harassment, detention, and arrest. Growing religious practice among ethnic minority Buddhists and Protestants is often viewed as a security threat, requiring officials, in the words of a government-issued training manual, to manage, control and "resolutely overcome" religious growth among ethnic minorities. Religious freedom abuses and restrictions are not simply a concern of the past. We have continued to receive reports of serious abuses, including:
Vietnam was removed from the State Department's CPC list in November 2006, on the eve of President Bush's visit to Hanoi for the Asian Pacific Economic Conference. At that time, the Commission expressed its concern over the decision to lift the CPC designation. The Commission's view differs from that of the State Department: we continue to find that lifting Vietnam's CPC designation in 2006 was premature, removing an effective diplomatic tool. The absence of that tool was all the more evident when Vietnam launched a crackdown on human rights, democracy, free speech, labor, and religious freedom advocates shortly after the State Department made the decision to lift the CPC designation. One of the factors the Commission used in making our CPC recommendation is that there continue to be religious "prisoners of concern" in Vietnam. In March 2008 testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Assistant Secretary Christopher Hill stated that Vietnam "no longer qualifies as a severe violator of religious freedom" because "all individuals the United States had identified as prisoners of concern for reasons connected to their faith" have been released. Yet it is the Commission's contention that there are scores of religious prisoners of concern in Vietnam, detained and imprisoned, in part, for their attempt to exercise their religious freedom or to advocate on behalf of it. In addition there are hundreds of Montagnard Protestants who were imprisoned after 2001 and 2004 demonstrations for land rights and religious freedom. Religious leaders were arrested because they refused to inform on congregants who participated in the demonstrations, because they were suspected of making contacts with groups abroad, or for sheltering individuals seeking asylum in Cambodia Though the U.S.-Vietnamese relationship continues to grow, it is too soon to determine whether the Vietnamese government is fully committed to respecting religious freedom instead of maintaining control of its diverse religious communities. Tags: |


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-- -- -- -- As -- of now a full -- ride over the cliff looks a lot more likely.
The Republicans will not raise tax rates the president he's not gonna -- spending cuts and if you -- the media this morning it is the Republicans who are getting the blame.
Joining us now Monica Crowley -- news of Bermuda and Monica why do you think that the president won't -- to go over the -- fixed.
Like yes yes well first it looks like the house GOP leadership actually went through the Mayan apocalypse for the rest of us from -- last night.
From the president wants to go over the fiscal cliff he always has for two reasons -- number one.
He wants all of the rates to grow up not just on the one or 2%.
Top earners he wants everybody's tax rates to go up points.
Even if you were to confiscate 100% of all of the assets of that's -- -- why does the government for blindness and -- days.
Because he -- -- everybody usually -- started to -- revenue to pay for his monstrous ever growing ever -- and his government Stuart.
And he knows that the real money is with the middle class snout with a 1% again confiscate a 100% of the top 1% assets and income.
You fund the government for about eleven days the real money is with the middle class and their rates to go up.
The second part of this is he wants the defense sequester.
500 billion dollars taken -- -- defense over the next ten years that's in addition to the already 500 billion that's been taken -- -- defense.
He wants that part of the equations as well that's getting no ink.
He wants to go over the cliff so if -- John Boehner and your negotiating partner wants to go over the -- you're going over the cliff OK.
Let's advances let's take this little foot thought okay -- saying that the also -- going over the cliff that will be massive tax increases and huge spending cuts generally the first the odds on how very very high.
And the president wants -- to go over the -- OK got it now fastball.
December 27 the senate comes back into session.
Harry Reid may propose a series of measures.
Misspoke but the the president wants a put it to a vote.
He may well get the votes and yes we're gonna raise taxes on everybody over 250000.
Then walked.
He may he may not remember this is senate under Harry Reid that is not proposed budget in about three and a half years going on for years so we -- -- that he may not.
What ever he does put in place should he do that -- is exactly what the president would want.
So that means to act as an installment -- This weekend -- to their house Republicans reject -- house they rejected over the cliff OK now.
I'm -- collect my -- -- is this is moving really really quickly.
If that happened because the senate has a measure.
The Republicans in the house defeated at that point the stock market recently.
Takes a -- I mean really when wade at we're starting to see some the -- we are warning it could that not forced the hand of the politicians on both sides of the -- When Wall Street sells off hundreds of points politicians take notice couldn't back.
Prompt some compromise.
It's -- here we have this massive.
Debt bomb that is clicking away every single day sixteen point three trillion dollars in the national debt.
In annual deficits over -- dollars.
That doesn't get their attention but you're exactly right the stock market.
It's the most politically toxic element of this entire equation.
Because it affects every single American -- whether you're invested directly in the market or 401K.
Yet the pension.
You're in the market and some white back those found that -- capture their attention.
So so we may get compromise and it got to be the catalyst maybe appraising a big sum up as a catalyst and it was in September of 2008.
When the Republicans in the house rejected the first edition of -- The Dow Jones average went down 780.
Points I think it was in a matter of -- He immediately they resubmitted -- and it passed and up what the market yes you could see that happen again.
But I'm glad to raise the -- example because what usually happens -- not all of our politicians and up in this position and this is no way to run a super -- -- but here we are.
Would they -- this position where they're running around with their hair on fire.
You went up with a lousy deal.
Yes a lot of people say TARP wasn't necessary or should not have been done -- that particular way you end up with the bad deal that only postpones the inevitable and here we are again.
I just want to make sure all our viewers are investors that looking in the market very carefully.
And I'm saying hold on a second if we get a big stock sell off.
That could be the catalyst for some kind of compromise -- a lousy deal I'm with you on that but it will be a compromised and the market would rebound -- go up by.
Limit until awesome enough story and here's -- question when I was joining you on this program on Wednesday we were reporting that six.
Had said look if you go over the cliff.
You're facing another downgrade.
If you -- lousy deal that doesn't deal with the long term issues of spending.
Cuts and entitlement reform we might get downgraded any -- -- -- -- deal.
May just end up being a lousy deal and you've got a fiscal apocalypse anyway it just kicks the can.
And I think a lousy deal is still possible but it will be a lousy deal and you just kick it down the road -- maybe another band David again this is no way to rent superpower in fact Stuart.
It's a way to turn a superpower into a former -- Monica Crowley everyone's -- this on this Friday morning thanks very much like overkill here yes -- on fiscal apocalypse for the actual.
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Thu, Feb 14 - Mon, Mar 18, 2013
Times: Mon - Sat 9-4, Sun 12-4
Venue: Cape Cod Art Association
3480 Route 6a, Po Box 85, Barnstable, MA 02630
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Cape Cod Art Association presents "A Breath of Spring," an open juried artists' exhibit and sale. This exhibit will run from February 14th to March 18th.
Join us for the exhibit's Grand Opening & Awards Reception on Friday, February 15th from 4-6pm. Wine, cheese and refreshments will be served.
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Facilities at LUMS
Academic Block
The Academic Block designed by the renowned architect Mr. Habib Fida Ali, is a two-storeyed building, spread over an area of 150,000 sq ft. This red bricked structure comprises semi independent wings assembled around a central courtyard and houses classrooms, auditoriums, discussion rooms, conference rooms, and offices. Currently, the classes for the Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani School of Humanities and Social Sciences (MGSHSS) and Suleman Dawood School of Business (SDSB) are conducted in the academic block.
Suleman Dawood School of Business Building
The Suleman Dawood School of Business (SDSB) has been moved to an independent building, which is presently under construction. The new building occupies a covered area of 160,000 square ft. and will have the capacity to accommodate 1324 undergraduate and graduate students. This 5-storey building will accommodate 54 faculty offices, 54 discussion rooms, 1 auditorium of 300 seating capacity, 2 auditoriums of 200 seating capacity, 1 computer lab, 12 meeting rooms, 6 case method class rooms, support staff and research assistant offices, student lounges and staff rooms.
School of Science & Engineering Complex
The recently constructed, 5-tiered building, housing the Syed Babar Ali School of Science and Engineering (SBASSE) stands tall on a covered area of 300,000 sq ft. Presently, the building is partially in use. On completion, it will house 10 teaching labs, 20 research labs, 4 central research labs, 2 support labs, 5 computer rooms, 2 lecture halls of 200 seating capacity each, 4 classrooms of 75 seating capacity each, 100 faculty offices, office space for up to 500 graduate and post-doctoral students, a utility building and 10MW electrical grid station. The building has an adaptable space design that can be changed as requirements develop.
This building is the first of its kind in Pakistan, providing the most modern facilities and following international standards according to which the labs include vibration control and functional safety codes. The wet labs (biology and chemistry) have been provided with special ventilation and exhaust systems.
Gad & Birgit Rausing Library
The Gad & Birgit Rausing library at LUMS offers advanced systems and technologies and a wide array of user empowered services. It has a rich and assorted collection of over 220,000 books and 140,000 electronic books that support scholarly interests and practical research activities, 450 print journal subscriptions, more than 35,000 electronic journals, a collection of 3200 resources including audio and video libraries, 40 CD-ROM databases and campus-wide access to more than 35,000 online journals dating back to 1800s.
The library allows free and secure access to library catalogues, user accounts and campus-wide access to its full text resources through a web interface called iPortal. Through this, members can manage their library accounts and keep tabs on circulation activities including renewals or reservations of circulated items. Another useful service provided by the library is Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI) which keeps members updated about new additions to the library collection.
In addition, the library maintains a very informative website http://library.lums.edu.pk/. This is an interactive and user friendly website that uses social software applications like Facebook, Blog, Linked-in, Delicious and Flicker for communicating with library members. A range of access levels are also provided to library resources including online access through mobile phones and Virtual Private Network (VPN). Besides remote access, the library remains operational seven days a week until mid night and is open 24 hours a day during exams.
Information Systems Technology (IST)
LUMS has always relied on technology-intensive, challenging methods of teaching and learning. Information Systems and Technology (IST) at LUMS is designed to provide a wide-ranging computing environment that would cater to the needs of students, faculty and staff. The LUMS community, on a daily basis, connects to the campus LAN via 3000 access points available across the campus at computing labs, academic units, student hostels, faculty residences and the library. A secure, off-campus, web-based access to on-line course support services such as enrollment, assignments and grades, message boards and e-mail is also provided by IST. The campus network operates on a high-speed fibre backbone with Gigabit uplinks and dedicated high-end servers and switches.
At the six general purpose labs, resources are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and have the capacity to accommodate 300 students. The labs are equipped with high-end workstations, document scanners and high speed laser and line printers. The university also houses a special Java lab with an Ultra Sparc II server and sunray appliances. Email kiosks at the library and the dining block have also been installed by IST to improve access and availability.
The IST also manages an Assistive Technology Lab for visually impaired students. This lab offers users the latest technologies, including text-to-speech computer screen reading, computer magnification, Braille screen display and Braille embossing and printed material conversion to audio and digital formats.
The IST strives to facilitate modern teaching, research and learning methods through high quality services and technological infrastructure while ensuring that all users are sufficiently skilled to make the maximum use of the provided services.
For additional information, please visit http://ist.lums.edu.pk/
Student Hostels
Almost half of the student body at LUMS stays on campus each year. To accommodate them, the university offers quality housing facilities in the form of 6 male and 3 female hostels. The girls hostels have a capacity to house 414 students in 3 wings, with 207 rooms accommodating two occupants per room. The boys hostels have 583 rooms with two occupants per room, which makes accommodation capacity of 166 students in 6 wings.
The hostel block offers its inhabitants a sociable and secure environment. It also provides important facilities including laundry rooms, kitchens, TV lounges and easy access to dining facilities as well as the LUMS computer network. Students can easily get in touch with the dedicated hostel staff if the need arises and access emergency services including transport facilities.
The Residential College System is also practiced at LUMS with a view to improve student life on campus.
Residential Colleges
The residential colleges system has been set up at LUMS with the view to improve student life on campus. Residential colleges are permanent, cross-sectional, student-and-faculty societies that provide the advantage of a small college in the environment of a large university and cater to both students living in the city and on campus.
In a large university setting, a residential college is a smaller, more personal, autonomous unit, in a federated relationship with the university. Residential colleges promise to provide a richer campus community experience and an integrated way to address many existing issues.
Adopted recently by many universities worldwide, the residential college system emphasises faculty-to-student interaction outside the academic sphere and peer-to-peer mentoring for students. Each individual college is a smaller, independently-governed community within the university that provides a platform for more personalised interaction with mentors, both academic and personal. There is evidence that such a model not only provides a strong sense of community to the students thereby helping in early identification of at-risk behaviours but also improves academic performance.
Presently, LUMS has four residential colleges. The female colleges are named Henna Amina College and Mubarak College; the hostels are named M5 College and M6 College.
Faculty Housing
The LUMS faculty is offered modern residential facilities on campus in the form of 7 faculty residential blocks providing high quality 1-3 bedroom apartments. The state-of-the-art apartments have a comfortable and spacious architecture and are accessorised with the latest facilities.
Syed Maratab Ali Sports Complex
In an effort to tend to the physical well-being of individuals at LUMS, the university offers an extensive range of modern sports facilities to its students, faculty, staff and alumni. The Syed Maratab Ali Sports Complex at LUMS offers the ideal environment to carry out numerous sporting activities like tennis, squash, gym, football, volleyball, cricket, basketball etc.
The following facilities are present in and around the Sports Complex:
- Indoor basketball court
- Floodlit outdoor basketball court
- Badminton courts
- Table tennis areas
- Squash courts with viewing galleries
- Outdoor, floodlit, all-weather tennis courts
- Gymnasiums for men and women
- Floodlit football pitches with changing rooms
- Grass cricket ground with changing room
- Meeting rooms for student clubs/associations
Dining Block
The Pepsi Dining Centre (PDC), which covers an area of 14,000 sq ft., offers a diverse range of food for meals and snacks at very reasonable prices. The first floor of the PDC accommodates food stalls from popular cafes from across the city. Other eating facilities on campus include Khokha (canteen) where edibles and everyday routine stuff are available to the students.
Super Store & ATM
The LUMS Super Store provides easy access to daily provisions including toiletries, snacks and medicines to individuals living on campus. Along with catering to the basic needs of the LUMS community, the super store also has an ATM facility for individuals' convenience.
The campus also has a beautifully designed, community mosque which is open 24 hours a day. Daily sermons are delivered in both Arabic and Urdu. The spacious mosque offers separate prayer facilities for men and women.


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Ek yatak ücretlendirmesi otel politikasına tabidir.
Olası ekstra harcamalar için otele girişte, resmi kurumlarca düzenlenmiş fotoğraflı kimlik ve kredi kartı ya da nakit depozito gerekmektedir.
Özel talepler, otele giriş sırasında müsaitlik durumuna bağlıdır ve ek ödeme gerektirebilir. Özel talepler garanti edilemez.
Bu otelde engellilere yönelik özellikler bulunmamaktadır. Engellilere yönelik özelliklerin olduğu bir oda rezerve etmek istiyorsanız lütfen farklı bir otel seçin.
Aşağıda listesi verilen dinlenme ve eğlenme aktiviteleri otelde veya otelin yakınındadır; bu aktiviteler ücretli olabilir.
Aksi belirtilmedikçe, aşağıdaki ücretler genel oda fiyatına dâhil değildir. Genel oda fiyatına dâhil olmamaları durumunda, bu ücretler otele giriş veya çıkış sırasında otel tarafından alınacaktır. Ücretler, örneğin konaklama süresinin uzunluğuna veya rezervasyon yaptırdığınız odaya bağlı olarak değişebilir. Bu otel sizden şu ücretleri alacağını bize bildirdi:
Otelin bize bildirdiği tüm ücretleri dâhil ettik. Bununla birlikte, örneğin, konaklama süresine veya rezervasyon yaptığınız odaya bağlı olarak ücretler değişebilir.
Servis, giriş veya çıkış sırasında otel tarafından aşağıdaki ücretler ve depozitolar alınır.
Yukarıdaki liste tüm bilgileri içermeyebilir. Ücretlere ve depozitolara vergi dâhil olmayabilir, ayrıca ücretler ve depozitolar değişebilir.
Ek yatak ücretlendirmesi otel politikasına tabidir.
Olası ekstra harcamalar için otele girişte, resmi kurumlarca düzenlenmiş fotoğraflı kimlik ve kredi kartı ya da nakit depozito gerekmektedir.
Özel talepler, otele giriş sırasında müsaitlik durumuna bağlıdır ve ek ödeme gerektirebilir. Özel talepler garanti edilemez.
"Friendly staff and great made to order breakfasts"
We enjoyed the hotel.A clean and comfortable room with friendly staff.Breakfasts were great and a good way to start the day.Location was walkable to Old Town for those who like to walk.Convenient to the main bus station where we continued on our trip to Split.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Best customer service"
Great staff, even volunteered to bring an item we left in our room to our next hotel. Room and bed were comfortable, breakfast quite good, even cooked to order if you like. Most pleasant stay. Neighborhood was adequate for our needs (restaurants, grocery store) but not close to the old town.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"What an absolute gem!"
Small, modern, family run hotel situated in the Gruz harbour area of Dubrovnik set one street back from the waterfront with the huge cruise liners literally at the bottom of the road. Short bus ride to walled Old Town. Nothing was too much trouble for any of the staff, who managed to combine impeccable service with friendly informality. The lovely girls […] on Reception, Iva, Maria and Kristina were always smiling and wonderfully helpful with maps, bus routes, restaurant suggestions etc. Hotel has free internet in reception and free Wi-Fi in all rooms. 1st floor pool with sundeck, loungers, towels and an honesty bar. There was an extensive continental breakfast but a cooked breakfast was also available at no extra cost. Rooms are a good size with balcony, air-conditioning, flat screen tv with satellite channels, FREE in-room safe and tea and coffee making facilities. En-suite bathroom had shower compartment, wc, wash basin, hair dryer and soap/shower gel/shampoo dispensers. Fresh towels were supplied almost daily. Covered car park adjoining hotel. Overall, the hotel is exceptional. DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Fantastic service"
The Berkley Hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. We received a free upgrade and when we chose to extend our stay they moved our luggage to our new room while we where out sightseeing.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Very nice hotel and good price for the area"
If i ive a 4 in the rating is because location is a bit far away from the town and beaches, although is great if you are planing to take the ferry. There is buses but they are not that frequent and sometimes overclouded so you can not even get in. Ill probably would put a 4.5 rating but they dont give me this option.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Good hotel with very capable, pleasant staff"
Spent 4 days in Dubrovnik and were very pleased with the hotel. Preferred its location rather than being closer to the very crowded Old City. Good regular bus services. Would recommend.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Lovely small hotel in great location."
Lovely hotel, small but very modern and very clean. Great location in the port and 5 mins to the old town by car. Breakfast was great perfect for our family with two young children 4 and 2. The pool was great with a small honesty bar. Staff exceptionally helpful and full of information with willingness to help you. Free safe, free wifi and free parking. […] Overall for the price excellent. We had a car which was worth its weight in gold and you get to see so much more. DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Would definitely stay again!"
Staff was pleasant and helpful. Breakfast included hot and cold breakfast. Location is an easy 10 minute bus ride to Old Town and also within walking distance to Ferry and Bus Stations. Rooms were clean and included a kitchenette and wifi. Would definitely stay again!Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Great staff"
The location of this hotel was great. Not too far from Old Town and really close to the harbour and bus access. The pool was great as there were many hot days. The staff at this hotel are excellent.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Clean and comfortable, nice balcony"
This is a bit outside of town, but very easy access from the ferry. There is a bus stop just down the hill and you can get quickly to the beaches or the old town that way. The rooms are large and comfortable with a balcony and good AC (important in the summer!)Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Close to Bus Stop and Port"
Had a great stay, staff were so friendly and helpful. Pool was lovely. Slightly out of town, too far to walk but a bus very close. Would go back again.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Nice stay"
Clean hotel. Very helpful staff. Dubrovnik old town just a short trip away by bus which is less than 100 yards from hotel. Overall a nice little place to stay.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Amazing hotel, people and location!"
This is a MUST if you're in Dubrovnik! The hotel is clean, the breakfast is lush, the people there are helpful, very friendly, smiley, fun, efficient, and I miss them heaps! They couldn't do enough for you. They are up to date with trips and tours and local info too, how this hotel isn't a 4* I don't know. Little additions like the shower/shampoo, really […] well thought out bathroom from the size of the shower to the amazing pump shower itself, lovely smelling bedding and towels, and did I mention the breakfast! :-) It's only a very short bus journey into Old Town which is hectic to say the least! no way would I want to stay there! Gruz area has restaurants, lovely walks and the opportunity to be as quiet or lively as you like. Why go to Old Town where it's non-stop cruise visitors - ugh! I'm already looking at returning to Dubrovnik and I wouldn't stay anywhere else! DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"A wonderful, comfortable, friendly hotel"
Hotel Berkeley was wonderful from start to finish. We stayed in the sea view apartment and so had a fantastic amount of space. The apartment was comfortable with a large balcony, a seating area, kitchen area with fridge, good size bedroom (which also opens onto the balcony) and good size bathroom. The bed was so comfortable and the shutters on the bedroom […] window were very effective at night and as a result I slept better than I do at home! Air con was a huge plus as it was 35 degrees. The room was very clean, and the service at all times was excellent. The staff members' were very friendly and welcoming, and their local knowledge was very helpful. The hotel itself is located about 20-25 mins walk from the old town, it is a walk worth doing as one stretch in particular affords beautiful views across the Adriatic. It is also nice being away from the hustle and bustle at night time. The hotel is ideally located if arriving on a coach as it is only a few minutes walk from the main bus station. It is also ideally located for connections or day trips to some of the islands such as Mljet as the hotel is right by the main harbour. All in all, we would highly recommend the hotel and hope you enjoy your stay as much as we did! DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Nice hotel with helpful staff"
The hotel is very nice, modern with a helpful staff. The beds were comfortable and the room was large. Everyone who works there (mostly family members) were helpful, kind, and knowledgeable. Here were my complaints: 1)The hair dryer was sub-par. It blew a gentle breeze that was warm. 2)Also, while the WIFI worked...you had to log in EVERY time you […] wanted to access it. And, the WIFI code and password is long and intricate. While I suppose they wanted to keep people's information private, (everyone is given their own log on and password - with letters and numbers) that log on expired after a few days...... But even while you had that...you had to log on EVERY time you let the phone go off. Just annoying...not terrible 3) there were no shampoo, conditioner, lotion amenities. Shower wash and shampoo were the same. Again, not terrible....not great DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Outstanding Hotel"
This Hotel was outstanding I know it is only a three star but the staff the room everything about this hotel was great I would recommend it our room was on the 3rd floor and the view was really goodGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Hotel Berkerley"
The hotel is a 10min bus ride outside of the old town very close to where the cruise ships dock so this is your main view if you are at the front/side of the hotel. Buses are every 10mins or so and the end stop is at the Pile Gate so its not too much hassle - you can buy tickets from reception too which is handy. nice breakfast - hot food cooked to […] order (eggs, etc) and continental breakfast buffet too. Best part of the hotel is the very helpful reception staff who helped us organise our trip from Dubrovnik to Split amongst other things. DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
just come back very comfortable we walked into old town.. gave us some exercise! took about 25 minutes avoiding the crowded bus Lapad beach lovely Yacht club meal fab and location beautifulGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Nice hotel but nothing to do in Gruz Harbour"
We booked the Berkely Hotel after reading reviews on Tripadvisor and thought we'd found the ideal place to stay. We stayed in an apartment in the centre of the old town for 4 days, then moved here hoping to relax by the pool and enjoy the views of the harbour. When we arrived check in was quick and easy and the staff were friendly and attentive. I'd […] emailed ahead asking for a twin room and a sea view if possible. We got twin beds, but the room was small and sadly had no view (although this is our own fault as we did not pay extra for a better room). The price to stay here was considerably more than we paid for our modern 2 bed apartment in the centre of the old town and we instantly wished we had stayed there instead. Although the room was clean and had everything we needed we were kept awake at night by birds who must have been living in the walls or ceilings scratching and coo-ing. We didn't find the beds or pillows comfortable and our TV would only find radio channels. The duvets were very thick so we woke up during the night too hot. Gruz harbour extremely disappointing, with hardly any restaurants, cafes or bars so each day we got the bus back into the old town. Breakfast was tasty and the staff were extremely friendly and attentive, and made an effort to suggest things to do and offer advice. My advice is if you want to go to Dubrovnik to visit the old town, stay in the old town. Theres more to do and see and will save you several bus journeys, as well as being cheaper. DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Fabulous Hotel"
Fabulous 3 night stay to celebrate a friends birthday. The staff in the hotel could not have been more friendly and helpful. The pool is an added bonus, lovely to chill out when you've had enough of sight seeing.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Great hotel just out of town"
Great hotel in a quiet location out of town. The old town is only 10 minutes away by a very frequent bus service. The staff were all very friendly with lots of smiles. The hot breakfast is very good with eggs cooked to order. We stayed in a suite (ROOM 42) which was very spacious with a big balcony and great views. Would stay here again if visiting […] the lovely city of Dubrovnik. DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
Overall, this is a good hotel. We had parking included in our booking (otherwise €5/day) and they have a multi-storey car-park next door. Service was exceptional and the staff really went out of their way to help us. Breakfast was also very good. The room itself was good for a 3* hotel but cleanliness could have been improved slightly in the bathroom. […] The TV was tiny and not many channels. Additionally, the walls are quite thin. The hotel itself is very convenient - frequent buses to the town (buy from the hotel, singles or day tickets) or a 15-20 mins walk. The price was a little steep for this standard of hotel, but Dubrovnik overall is very expensive so reasonable value for the area. I did not try the pool but it seemed fine. DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Brilliant location for ferries and busses."
Staff were so helpful and friendly.Brilliant location near ferries and busses, both local and for further travel. Lovely pool which has good deck area Really nice breakfast served to the table.Local bus and excursion tickets could be bought from reception. Spotless clean. Just perfect!Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Very friendly staff."
Extremely helpful and friendly staff. Their advices enhanced our trip enormously. Breakfast was excellent. Bus tickets to old town available from reception.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Great holiday"
Really enjoyed visit to Dubrovnik . Had a great base in Berkeley Hotel. Great bus service so very easy to get into city. Staff at hotel were very helpful. Great Breakfast, hot food cooked to order. Coffee great also. Would love to go back.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"friendly hotel and good value in a good location"
an enjoyable stay, in a convenient location. there is a few nice local walks,and easy bus access into city centre. staff were very helpful, and hotel room (we had a suite) was spacious and well equipped.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Excellent hotel outside of city center"
Great staff, outstanding breakfast, very nice and clean hotel about a 30 minute walk from old town or very easy bus access. Try and get a room with a view of the Gruz Harbor.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Fabulous hidden Gem"
This is a fabulous family run hotel - its really well located, its quiet and the rooms are top class quality. This should be classed as 4star as it really is that standard. I loved the fact that we had a small kitchenette in the room with a fridge - what an ingenious use of the room. The staff speak excellent english and could not be more helpful, from […] advice to what restaurants to dine at, trips to do, things to see and even supplied me with a plug for my straighners when I realised I hadnt brought one. The hotel is situated down by the main port but walking to the main Dubrovnik old town only takes 15 - 20 minutes at an easy pace - Dont miss this hidden gem - its fabulous DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Great service - wish all hotels were like this."
Stand out about this hotel is friendliness, helpfulness, attention and assistance of all the staff. A very comfortable and enjoyable stay. Good breakfast.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Excellent little hotel"
Modern and spotlessly clean hotel. Very friendly & helpful staff/family. Good buffet breakfast with omelette, fried eggs, bacon etc ordered at table. Only 10 mins walk from main bus station at port in Gruz; we got bus from airport (Atlas buses are timed to flights) - 35K each - 30 mins. Don't be put off by distance from Old Town - normal bus service […] is excellent. Turn right out of hotel for 50m and left at pedestrian crossing - down side street (by Hotel Petka#, over the road to harbour and catch 1A, 1B etc to Old Town. Very good restaurant #Nostromo# in Hotel Petka - reasonable prices and best swordfish I've ever tasted! Other good places to eat locally are Amfora #slightly more expensive but excellent food# and Otto #just round the bay#. We bought 3 Day Dubrovnik Card from hotel - covered museums etc and the Walls in the Old Town. Must be used in 3 days once activated - but the 10 bus rides are separate and we used them over 6 days. Very good value. We spent over 2 hours walking the Walls - just looking at the views and taking pictures; entry to the fort in the bay is covered by ticket for the walls, and we did that the next day. Bus number 3 or 8 #just outside hotel) takes you to cable car - a must do. The views are every bit as good as the hype. We walked along past the Homeland Museum and went in on way back - well worth the effort. Visited Cavtat on number 10 bus - lovely for a quiet afternoon. Also day trip to Montenegro - fantastic scenery specially old town of Kotor DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Useful base for exploring with good breakfast"
Staff were very helpful and friendly and helped us to sort out a day trip to Montenegro. It was well situated for buses down town to Dubrovnik, the airport and the ferry terminal so we had one day island hopping to the Elafiti islands. Breakfasts were good - freshly cooked and choice of cereals/toast/eggs/breads/juice etcGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Friendly and helpful"
This hotel is recommended highly by us. The staff couldn't have been more helpful (thanks Mirjana, Marja and Eva). The room was very comfortable and well equipped.Fridge was a bonus.The inclusive breakfast was very substantial and set us up for the day.The location gave us a walk into town (or No.1 bus) bus as the sun was shining, the 35min walk was […] welcome.We had no problems whatsoever and would thoroughly recommend staying here. DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
Very good hotel. Good service and facilities. Can walk to the old town from hotel, but is easy to go by bus too.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
This hotel was located in the port area with easy access to restaurants, shops and the bus station. The staff were friendly and very helpful. The room was clean and comfortable with everything we needed for our stay. We would definately stay there again and would recommend it to our friends.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
Brilliant, thank you very much. Was lovely, everything was greatGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Thought it would be better than it was."
Comfortable place. Easy access to old town via local bus. The photos make it look better than it is. Good breakfast. Staff friendly. Could have had the next door hotel for $40 less than Berkley. That hotel was better than it appeared on the advertising. The joy of travel.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
This is a very well run small hotel with excellent personal service from its staff. Very convenient for local buses to other parts of Dubrovnik, including the old city. As a solo traveller I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Hotel Berkeley.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
Whenever I book a hotel I always read the official description of the hotel and area, including customer reviews. This hotel is exactly what it said it was and more. Perfect, honest.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Good experience"
The hotel was very clean, staff very nice and helpful and the food good. It was quite near bus station, though an uphill walk but also near port which suited usGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Close to restaurants, bus terminal and harbour."
Clean, comfortable hotel with really excellent staff, who make you feel very welcome and are extremely helpful. Excellent breakfast. Hotel is near lots of good restaurants and getting around the Dubrovnik area simple using the local bus service and for further afield the bus terminal is short walk away. Also trips operate from harbour. Staff very knowledgable […] about local area, services, restaurants etc., and all speak good English so communication is easy. Nice swimming pool area and outdoor lounge area with honesty bar. We would thoroughly recommend the hotel. DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"A good place to stay"
A very good hotel with friendly staff. Well connected to the Old Town and beaches through the local bus routes. A handy base for exploring the Dubrovnik area.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Great staff, very clean - overall excellent"
The hotel was excellent for what we needed. It is a comfortable, extremely clean, affordable hotel that I highly recommend. It is located near the Port and the Old City is only a short bus ride and the the buses run frequently and are inexpensive. Overall the Hotel Berkeley was a great hotel and one that we definitly stay at again.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Excellent Staff and Service"
Don't stay anywhere else but the Berkley if you are staying in Dubrovnik. The friendliest staff and a beautiful hotel with even better coffee and breakfast :) It is right beside everything so if you are travelling elsewhere in Croatia after or before your stay in Dubrovnik you should stay here. Couldn't fault the place.Gerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Perfectly adequate accomodation"
Hotel is a little out of main dubrovnic but it isn't problem to catch the bus . Individually cooked breakfasts very tasty. Hotel a little plain but perfectly functional. There was a small balcony with a small view of water that we quite enjoyed.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Perfect hotel for your trip to a wonderful city!!!"
I cannot tell you enough how amazing my experience with this hotel was. First, this is a family run hotel and they get to know their customers very well. All of the family members work so hard to make sure everyone staying at the hotel has an enjoyable stay in Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik is a wonderful city and one of my favorite places ever. Second, the hotel […] offers free breakfast included in the room rate. The breakfast has fresh meats, cheeses, yogurt, cereal, tea, coffee and eggs made to order. Third, you can charge excursions (trips to the islands, Bosnia, etc.) to your room and the tour company picks you up at the hotel. The staff is more than willing to give you advice on what trips to take and what to bring on the trips. Fourth, the hotel is located right near the port of Dubrovnik. It is an excellent location. To get to the Old Town all you need to do is take a quick bus ride or you could walk. Walking might be too much for some as it is very hot there. You can also have the hotel hire a cab which will arrive quickly and is not too expensive. Fifth, the rooms are perfectly kept, modern and spacious. I had no issues with the maid service and they are extremely efficient. Finally, I wanted to spend time writing this review because of how happy I was that I decided to stay at this hotel. Even though it is not a resort, you really get so many great things for such a great rate. The people who run the hotel are nice and true professionals. I will be back as soon as I can return. DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Great hotel for all age groups."
Well placed, comfortable hotel. Amenities excellent-cool rooms with all facilities(including excellent air conditioning-Dubrovnik was very hot!), lovely pool with towels provided and a superb breakfast cooked to order. Most of all really friendly, genuine staff, couldn't do enough to help. We would definitely stay at the Berkeley again.Gerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"An unpleasant welcome"
ruined our stay here. The woman at the desk and her supervisor were most unpleasant to us when we asked for a simple change -- two single duvets on our bed instead a one king-size. We would have left and found another hotel if we hadn't prepaid the room. Clean and comfortable, location not so convenient, and those two staff people need a course in how […] to relate to guests. Plan to return to Dubrovnik but never to this hotel. DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Fab hotel with great service"
This is a great hotel with decent sized rooms, a tasty breakfast included, and friendly helpful staff. We had a double room with a balcony and free parking and wi-fi. The hotel is a little bit out of the town but there's a bus stop two minutes down the road with frequent buses which take you right to the city gates. The buffet breakfast was a great […] start to the day and the swimming pool was perfect for a dip after a long, hot day sightseeing. We were also really impressed with the staff who went out of their way to be helpful. A great choice in what can be a very expensive city! DevamıGerçek Hotels.com misafiri yorumu
"Dubrovnik worth to visit and stay at Hotel Berkely"
When touring Croatia, don't forget to visit the old city of Dubrovink. It's definitely worth the extra kilometers/miles (and maybe more important, the additional hours of travelling, as the highway up to Dubrovnik isn't ready; at least not in 2012/2013)! Our family stayed at an apartment, which was quite spacious, sufficiently equipped and as bonus […] had a large balcony (with a.o. 2 deck chairs) with view over the harbour with its beautiful sunset. Staff at the reception desk as well as breakfast room had a very personal approach and had good suggestions for sightseeing. Talking about breakfast, you can order your choice of eggs freshly baked with two supplements (complementary)! After a day of strolling in warm Dubrovnik, it's good relaxing at the hotel's rooftop pool with its deck chairs. Should you go there by car, a parking garage is available, but hotel isn't very well visible from the road when driving down hill (right hand side). Although maybe not within easy walking distance from the old city (approx. 50 min; up/down hills at 30 C/88 F temperatures...); a bus ride takes you there in less than 10 min! Bus tickets can be bought at the reception desk. For those visiting Dubrovnik by car: save yourselves the trouble of visiting the old town by car and just take the bus! Should we ever revisit Dubvrovnik, we most certainly will stay at Hotel Berkely again! DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
"Good hotel close to the port"
Perfect location if you are travelling to Dubrovnik by ferry as it is just a 10 minute walk uphill from the port. Clean, comfortable and good value compared to Hotels in the old town, which was a short bus/taxi ride away. The taxi fare between four of us was only slightly more than the bus. The restaurant Dubrovka just outside the Pile Gate was excellent […] and walking around the city walls a must, although not in the midday heat. If travelling by the Jadrolinka car ferry, I recommend using the restaurant on board which had white-table cloth service at reasonable prices, had plenty of seating in cool air-conditioning. Much better than competing for the limited number of seats with back-packers on the crowded decks! DevamıGerçek Expedia misafiri yorumu
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A school principal and her husband have been charged with murder after 23 children died from eating pesticide-contaminated lunches at the school in eastern India in July, police said today.
The trial of Meena Kumari and her husband is expected to begin soon, said p olice officer Varun Kumar Sinha. The couple could face the death penalty if convicted.
Investigating police officer Raj Kaushal said the principal's husband, opposition politician Arjun Rai, stored pesticide at the school which was for use at his agricultural farm.
The charge sheet filed in a court in Bihar state on Sunday said the chef cooked with it by mistake.
The children who died were aged between five and 12.
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Hull KR and London Broncos will be hoping to make it third time lucky when they seek to get off the mark in Super League XVIII tomorrow.
Rovers host last year's wooden spoonists Widnes Vikings while the Broncos take on Wakefield Trinity Wildcats at the Twickenham Stoop in the last round-three fixtures of the weekend.
And although the Robins have suffered back-to-back defeats by Catalan Dragons and Wakefield, skipper Michael Dobson is confident their first win is just around the corner.
"It's not like we're getting totally outplayed or dominated in games," he said.
"When we turn up and produce what we've been working on in training then we dominate large parts of the game ourselves. We just need it do that for bigger parts of the contest and then we'll be fine.
"But we're confident and have identified the areas we need to be better in. It's now a case of putting that work into place on the pitch and getting that first win of the season on the board."
Widnes won at London in the opening round and, although they went down at home to St Helens last Sunday, coach Denis Betts is pleased with their start to the season.
"As a team we were a whole lot better against Saints than we were the week before at London and at Hull KR we will have to dig in, fight and build on the things that we've done well in our first two outings," he said.
"It's early in the season and Rovers will be well aware that they'll have to find some form soon.
"Being at home, they're probably thinking that in Widnes, they're facing a side that they can get a good result against.
"They'll come into the game with a lot of energy and enthusiasm in an attempt to get their season started and we've got to absorb that and then go another step forward in our performance and take the game back to them."
Betts brings in Steve Pickersgill to offset the loss of prop Ben Cross to suspension while centre Chris Dean, who missed last week's game through illness, returns in place of the injured Cameron Phelps.
Full-back Greg Eden is expected to make his Hull KR debut after missing the first two matches of the season with a hamstring injury, while centre Kris Welham has recovered from a broken hand.
As expected, hooker Lincoln Withers misses out after picking up a nasty gash to the head in last Saturday's defeat at Wakefield, who are set to be unchanged for the visit to London.
The Broncos are boosted by the return of half-backs Craig Gower and Michael Witt and winger Michael Robertson from injury while second rower Matt Cook is poised to make his first Super League appearance since last May after recovering from knee surgery.
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