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(NOTE: Only currently enrolled students or completely admitted new students are eligible to register for classes.)
Go to http://www.lipscomb.edu/ and click the "myLipscomb" link at the top of the page. Login to the secure area using your network username and network password. New users should go to http://passwordreset.lipscomb.edu/ to look up their username and to set their network password. To do this the user must know the Lipscomb ID number and the SSN must be recorded in the student information system.
Step 1. Check your Registration Eligibility.
· Click on the Student Resources tab. Under the Student Links channel to the right, beside Registration, click the drop-down menu and choose "1. Check Registration Eligibility." Select a term. Displayed here are various items which may affect your registration eligibility and also any overrides you may have received from an instructor. Your Holds, Academic Standing, Student Status, Class, and Curriculum may prevent class selection or restrict the courses you will be permitted to select.
If you have all "check marks" on your status, this means that you have no holds and are ready to view the class offerings.
If you have holds which prevent registration, click on "View Holds" to display the holds on your record. Pay close attention to the ones that restrict registration. These holds MUST be resolved before attempting to select classes. Please disregard the Tennessee Hope Scholarship, Veterans and Athletics holds during priority class selection as they are for office use only and will not affect the priority class selection process. Follow the "Click here..." link to find out where to resolve each hold. It is in your best interest to resolve all holds before class selection.
To view the class offerings, use the "Back to Student Resources tab" link in the top left-hand corner of the screen. Under the Student Links channel to the right, beside Quick Links, click the drop-down menu and choose Class Schedule.
- Click on the "Fall/Spring Trial Schedule" link. Print this page to use as a template for your schedules. Search for classes by term and subject on the Class Search page.
- Click on the course title to view any course restrictions (prerequisites, correquisites, etc.) Be sure to note all CRNs on the trial schedule worksheet for courses because you will need these for selecting classes.
- Make an advising appointment with your advisor. He/she will help you plan or review your class schedule.
Meet with your advisor to review your Trial Schedule worksheet. When your advisor approves your schedule, he/she will give you your Class Selection PIN sheet that will contain your Class Selection (Alternate) PIN. You MUST have this PIN to select classes. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU NOT LOSE IT BECAUSE YOU WILL NEED IT THROUGH THE CLASS SELECTION PERIOD (AND DROP/ADD) IF YOU WISH TO MAKE CHANGES TO YOUR SCHEDULE. The PIN Sheet will also contain instructions for selecting classes on the Web. During priority class selection, your PIN sheet will also contain your Web Class Selection opening time (the time when you are allowed to begin class selection which is based on hours earned and classification).
You are ready to select classes once you have done the following:
· resolved all holds (if any)
· arranged a tentative schedule with your advisor
· received your Class Selection PIN sheet from your advisor
Once it is within your time to select classes, follow the Web Class Selection Instructions detailed below or on the PIN sheet you received from your advisor.
Beginning at or after your assigned class selection opening time, go to any computer with Internet access. Go to http://www.lipscomb.edu/ and click on "myLipscomb" at the top of the page. Login to the secure area using your network username and password. Click on the Student Resources tab. Under the Student Links channel to the right, beside Registration, click the drop-down menu and choose "1. Check Registration Eligibility." Select a term. Displayed here are various items which may affect your registration eligibility and also any overrides you may have received from an instructor. Your Holds, Academic Standing, Student Status, Class, and Curriculum may prevent class selection or restrict the courses you will be permitted to select. Select the appropriate term and click "Submit". If you have all check boxes on this page, you are ready to proceed. Click the link that says "proceed to step 2 - Select, Drop or Add Classes." If you have a message with a warning sign that says "You have holds which will prevent registration," click the "View Holds" link to see your holds. Note the Hold Type column on the left to see what your hold is. Click the link "Click here to find..." to determine where to resolve each hold. Once your holds are resolved and it is your assigned registration time, login to this area and click "Select, Drop or Add Classes" under the Student tab and then Registration Tools.
Step 2. Select your classes. Select term. (You may select classes for multiple terms if they are available, but work with only one term at a time. See instructions after Step 4 below to register for different terms.) |
Step 3. Display your schedule by Day & Time. Once your schedule is satisfactory, click "3. Display Schedule by Day & Time." In the top right-hand corner, enter the date classes begin for the term you wish to see. (Ex. 08/20/2012) Print this schedule for your records. Be sure to verify that all of your courses are listed.
Step 4. Pay/Satisfy Financial Obligations. After verifying that your schedule is correct, click "4. Final Step to be officially registered--Pay/Satisfy Financial Obligations." You might be asked to register your vehicle before you are able to see your bill. The bill page shows your charges, expected payments and balance. You must choose a payment option for each term's registration before classes begin in order to complete your registration process. Your registration status will show "not officially registered" until a payment is made. Choose one of the following payment options:
You can select classes for additional terms if they are available for registration by clicking on the "Return to Menu" button in the top right-hand corner to getback to the main menu. Choose "Select Term" and select a new term. Repeat steps 2-4 of the Registration Process for each term for which you would like to select classes. |
To exit, click the "LOGOUT" button in the top right-hand corner of the screen not the "CLOSE" button of your browser. Once you see "Signing Out," it is safe to close your browser and log off as normal.
Your schedule is now complete and saved, but your registration status will show "not officially registered" until a payment is made. If you want to make additional changes, you may do so on the web through the last day to add classes for each term. After that time, a drop form must be filled out and turned in to the Registrar's Office, Crisman 220.
Check http://registrar.lipscomb.edu/ to see the class start dates.
See the undergraduate catalog for more details.
A FEW MORE CONSIDERATIONS · If a course you wish to add requires special approval such as an Internship or Independent Study, seek that approval before class selection. Your class selection will not be hindered if you get the approval ahead of time. · If you are graduating (completing all degree requirements) in a term, fill out an Intent to Graduate form available on the web on "myLipscomb" under the Student Help tab under My Classes Help. It is also available in the Registrar's Office, Crisman 220. You may also click here to download the form. This form must be turned in to the Graduation Office by specific deadlines. Check with the Graduation Office for these deadlines. Failure to complete this form by the deadline WILL delay your graduation In addition to filing the above form, you must also register for a graduation course. This "course", GN 999X, has been created to assist you and the Graduation Office with your graduation process. Select the section which corresponds to the semester in which you plan to finish all requirements. · If you would like your Privacy Act Status to be different than the previous term, you will need to come to the Registrar's Office, Crisman 220 to change it. Please bring a photo ID with you. |


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Mr. Steen joined Parallels in 2010. As CEO, he is responsible for all day-to-day execution, including engineering, sales, partner relationships, support, marketing, and deployment services. Prior to joining Parallels, Mr. Steen was VP of Small and Medium Business and Distribution at Microsoft. He started his Microsoft career in 2002 as General Manager of Norway and then moved on to serve as General Manager and VP of Microsoft Russia. During his tenure there, Microsoft's revenues from Russia grew tenfold. Before Microsoft, Mr. Steen was CEO of Scandinavia Online AB, which was listed on the Stockholm and Oslo Stock Exchanges in 2000 under his leadership. He has also held positions at Norwegian Oil Trading, McKinsey & Company, Schibsted ASA and Eniro AB. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science and Industrial Engineering from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim and earned his M.B.A. from INSEAD in France.
Mr. Beloussov is a founder of Parallels and was formerly its CEO. He is a successful self-made serial entrepreneur and business executive with an outstanding 15+ year track record in building, growing, and leading high-performing, multi-national, high-tech companies in North America, Europe, and Asia. Under Mr. Beloussov's leadership, Parallels quickly grew to profitability and top market positions in its desktop virtualization, OS containers, and control panel offerings. Mr. Beloussov holds a B.S. in Physics, an M.S. in Physics and Electrical Engineering with High Honors, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.
Prior to joining Parallels, Dave was CFO of Itron, Inc's $1B+ international organization, overseeing financial and business operations serving customers in over 130 countries around the world. Dave served in a variety of roles within Itron, including as CFO of Itron North America, where he was critical in positioning the domestic business to grow to $1B+ in revenue, and as VP of M&A where he led the $1.7B acquisition of Actaris Metering Systems. During his tenure with Itron, Dave played a key role in helping grow the company from $300M to $2B+ in revenue. Dave joined Itron in 2003 with the acquisition of Silicon Energy, a privately held energy software company, where he was VP of Finance. Prior to Silicon Energy, he was with OnDisplay. Inc., through their IPO and subsequent $1.7B sale to Vignette Corporation. David holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Arizona State University.
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Zanni was also responsible for helping drive Microsoft's partner hosted initiative to provide the software plus services based next-generation platform, business applications and a compelling digital lifestyle experience for end-users through its extensive partner ecosystem.
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Ms. Johnston is the Vice President of Marketing for the Desktop Virtualization and Mac product lines. She is responsible for driving awareness and demand for the market leading consumer desktop virtualization product and for the entire business product portfolio selling into small, medium and enterprise businesses. She also holds the role of the leader of centralized marketing over brand, web and overall marketing operations. Prior to joining Parallels, Ms. Johnston was Vice President of Sales and Marketing Operations at Symantec Corporation where her primary directive was to enable the organization to increase productivity, extend the brand and exceed results. In this role, she worked with others to define the Symantec branded experience across the buying cycle to yield an improved perceived value and customer relationship engagement. Prior to this role at Symantec, she was the Vice President of product marketing and campaigns where she determined proven go to market plans for emerging and existing product lines. She delivered the first set of business solution messaging and the first campaign architecture that optimized the overall marketing mix across a broad product portfolio. Kim holds a bachelors degree in Mathematics/Economics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, is a member of the Chief Marketing Officer Council and a frequent speaker at industry events on best practices in marketing.
Nick Dobrovolskiy is responsible for research and development accomplishments, networking and social activities focused on improving legislative initiatives supporting software development in Russia. With 10+ years of experience in virtualization product development, he led the development of Parallels Desktop for Mac – the award-winning software that established Parallels as the industry leader in desktop virtualization software.
Born in 1975 in Moscow, Nick took up computers and programming at an early age, winning the Russian National Programming Contest at 14. In 1997 he graduated from the Moscow State Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation, where he specialized in automation systems for data processing and management.
Nick started his career in 1995, soon making his way from a software developer and start-up founder to vice president of a multinational company.
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This May will be Local Community History Month, and Caerphilly County Borough Council is encouraging residents to discover their ancestors.
There could be some fascinating stories hidden in the family histories of Caerphilly's residents, so the council are encouraging everyone to head to Bargoed Library to take advantage of their vast and varied genealogy facilities.
Bargoed is already noted as the birthplace of cultural icons such as the popular poet John Tripp, and comedy actress Doris Hare, who played Mum in the sixties sitcom "On the Buses". Can you dig up any famous family members with the help of library staff?
Whether the branches of a family tree include inspirational inventors or run-of-the-mill road sweepers, as the main centre for Family History in the borough, Bargoed Library's staff are happy to provide assistance to customers carrying out their Family History research and offer free starter advice by appointment
Gareth Evans from the council's Libraries Service explained the services offered at Bargoed Library. He said, "The family history facilities offered at Bargoed Library, and the staff who work there, aim to assist all residents from across Caerphilly county borough to discover their ancestors. During Local Community History Month, I would encourage all our residents to take full advantage of the facilities and help to unravel the rich history buried in our borough."
Bargoed Library is situated in the recently renovated Hanbury Chapel. It houses local censuses for the years 1841-1911 and Civil Registration Indexes for the years 1837-2002 which includes births, deaths and marriages.
Other resources include local parish registers on microfiche, monumental inscriptions, tithe maps and historical Ordnance Survey maps. A number of pre-1950 local newspapers are also available on microfilm and these include the South Wales Echo and Merthyr Express.
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March ushers in maybe the most telling two months in Miami Dolphins history, or, less arguably, at least the most important two months of Jeff Ireland's professional life.
The soon-to-start free agency period through next month's draft finds Ireland, Miami's general manager, headed to the NFL poker table with high stacks of chips and not an excuse in sight. The plays are all his. He is on the clock. These next weeks will redeem him in the eyes of doubting Dolfans or underline he is part of the problem.
The reality could be gray shades in between, but Ireland has not earned benefit of doubt. When fans are predisposed to not trust you, you must offer nothing that feeds the beast. Just ask Jeffrey Loria. So Ireland needs home runs now, not singles and walks. He has 10 draft picks – including five in the first three rounds – and more than $44 million in salary cap space to spend on his own or other teams' free agents.
Few clubs are better positioned overall entering the free agency/draft season, and those chips afford flexibility to perhaps also seek talent via a third means: Trades.
With all that in mind I would explore two names here that I hope Ireland also is exploring:
The expected name is Mike Wallace.
The unexpected name is Darrelle Revis.
The latter begs address first because I hear the cries of incredulity. "The Jets would never trade Revis to a division rival, you moron!"
Maybe not. Worth investigating, though.
Reports are Jets owner Woody Johnson doesn't want to pay to extend Revis' contract, which means they'd lose him to free agency after this coming season, which is why new GM John Idzik – whose father John Sr. was an expansion-era Dolphins assistant coach in 1966-69 – has Revis dangling on the trade market.
The 49ers have been named among a handful of supposedly interested clubs, but another report refuted that. What if when it all shook out Miami had the most interest and the most to offer? Would the rebuilding Jets still refuse the deal? Would they allow those two games a year they'd face Revis to weigh that much in their overall plan?
Worth finding out, I'd say.
This is important. Please read the following sentence aloud, and extra loudly, so you get my emphasis of it: All of this Revis talk presumes he comes back fully healthy from ACL knee surgery!
That concern may be a reason why any trade might wait 'til summer. If healthy, though, if he comes back as no-doubt right as Adrian Peterson did, Revis is the shutdown cover-corner the Dolphins desperately need. And Miami has both the money to give him the contract extension he seeks, and also enough draft picks to entice New York.
The probability of losing starting cornerback Sean Smith in free agency – Miami likely will use its franchise tag to keep defensive tackle Randy Starks, not on Smith – means the need for a proven, impact corner could be dire.
I'd probably not give up Miami's first-round pick (12th overall) for Revis, but I would give up one of my second- and third-round picks and maybe even throw in a lower pick and perhaps an expendable player. Who knows what it would take? The injury question could scare some teams and make it a buyer's market.
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Testimony continues in Wallin-Reed murder trial
Forensic experts differ on origin of gunshot residue found in victims' car
Forensic experts testifying in the Wallin-Reed murder trial all agreed the car six Susanville men used to flee from the shooter contained gunshot residue.
But, as expected, the experts disagreed on how the residue got there.
A forensic scientist, testifying for the defense, said the residue came from a gun fired by someone inside the car. Experts for the prosecution testified the residue came from bullet fragments fired by Wallin-Reed's AR-15 assault weapon.
Wallin-Reed, 38, of Reno, admitted shooting the AR-15 and a handgun at the car. He is on trial for murder in the shooting death of Rory McGuire.
McGuire, 20, was driving the car on the night of July 2, 2011, when he was shot in the head by Wallin-Reed after an 8-mile car chase. Two passengers were shot in the leg.
The chase began when Wallin-Reed caught the men — aged 19 and 20 — stealing solar lights from the driveway leading to his cabin along the Janesville grade.
The jury trial, which began Sept. 3 in Plumas County Superior Court in Quincy, is expected to last through the end of the month.
"It's safe to assume there was going to be a lot of lead in this car, because it had been shot up," said Department of Justice criminalist John Brogden.
Brogden was one of 20 prosecution witnesses to testify during the first two weeks of the trial. The witnesses included officers who gathered evidence at and along the 8-mile crime scene. It also included testimony from two of the five shooting survivors, who told the jury they stole solar lights and a sign, but didn't have a gun.
The jury heard testimony from forensic experts for the prosecution who backed up the Susanville men's claim that they were unarmed. Investigators didn't find a gun at or near the crime scene.
Although the prosecution isn't expected to rest its case until later this week, the court allowed a defense witness to testify early because of a scheduling conflict.
Richard Ernest, a forensic scientist from Fort Worth, Texas, said the residue lifted from the door of the car's front passenger seat was consistent with a gun being fired from that spot.
"My conclusion was that a gun was fired from the passenger seat," Ernest told the jury. "And there is physical evidence to support that."
Ernest, who was on the stand for the entire Sept. 11 court session, stood behind his opinion during cross-examination from District Attorney David Hollister.
Hollister argued it would have been nearly impossible for the residue to have come from a shooter in the car. He said it was located too far toward the front of the door and under the rear-view mirror. He said that the person in that seat, Cesar Gonzalez, would have been pointing the wrong direction.
He added Gonzalez was shining a spotlight out the window and would have had to use both hands.
"Mr. Ernest, I'm going to suggest to you that you are just flat-out wrong," Hollister said.
Forensic experts for the prosecution later testified that the lead residue came from one of the AR-15's .223 shells that broke apart after hitting the car.
A three-dimensional reconstruction of the final shooting scene, provided by Pittsburgh forensic scientist Thomas Morgan, showed the trajectory of the AR-15's bullets as they traveled through the car.
Using measurements of tire and oil tracks provided by the California Highway Patrol, along with the eight .223 casings found at the scene, Morgan's reconstruction showed the car had turned around and was traveling in a meadow in the opposite direction of Wallin-Reed.
Wallin-Reed told investigators the car was coming directly at him.
Morgan determined the car was parallel to Wallin-Reed and about 50 feet away when the shots were fired. His 3D reconstruction showed one of the rounds was headed directly to the spot where the gunshot residue was found in the car.
Morgan said he agreed with the gunshot residue findings provided by Department of Justice firearms examination expert Don Dunbar.
Dunbar testified he didn't think the pattern of lead found on the inside of the front passenger door was from the vapor of a gun being fired.
"That's a classic pattern of particulate gunshot residue from a bullet breaking apart," he told the jury.
Forensic scientist Allison Murtha testified that tests of the Susanville men's hands showed they did not have gunshot residue on them.
She said gunshot residue consists of a three-component particle consisting of barium, antimony and lead. She said a person with those three particles on him has either fired a gun, been around a person who fired a gun or come into contact with a person who fired a gun.
She testified the men did have two-component and one-component particles (barium and lead, or just lead) on them. She said two-component particles can come from other sources, such as fireworks or brake pad dust. She said one-component particles can come from many sources.
Investigators who combed the road after the shooting testified they found other bullet casings that did not match those from Wallin-Reed's guns.
Plumas County Sheriff's Sgt. Matt Beatley testified that he led a team along the route four days after the shooting. Deputy Mike Grant said he led a team of six search and rescue officers that searched the 8-mile route for evidence 10 days later.
Grant testified his team searched the roadway and up to 15 feet on each side of the road.
He said the search uncovered one of the solar lights the men threw from the car. Grant said the searchers also found a variety of bullet shell casings.
He said the searchers didn't gather casings that had obviously been on the ground for a long time. However, he said a few casings appeared to be newer: In particular, three .380 shells and two .25-caliber shells.
Hollister told the jurors the shells could not have come from the car. He said the .25-caliber shells — which were less than 10 feet apart — were on the wrong side of the road. He said the .380 shells — two of which were 2 feet apart — were too close together to have come from a car traveling 50 miles per hour.
He also argued that none of the shells were found at the location where Wallin-Reed said the men in the car shot at him.
Wallin-Reed's defense team of John Ohlson and Richard Young were expected to begin calling their witnesses next week.
They have not said whether Wallin-Reed will testify in his defense.
Plumas County Superior Court Judge Ira Kaufman is conducting the proceedings.
The jury is comprised of 10 women and two men.'
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The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mrs Rita Lau, today (November 27) expressed deep condolences over the death of veteran broadcaster Mr Chung Wai-ming.
Mr Chung was a leading broadcaster of the generation. In his more than 50 years of broadcasting, he participated in a variety of infotainment, educational and dramatised radio programmes which are loved by the people of Hong Kong. His consistently excellent performances earned him acclaim as the King of Broadcasting.
With his death, Hong Kong has lost an outstanding broadcasting talent. On behalf of the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, I offer our deepest condolences to Mr Chungs family, Mrs Lau said.


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Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor says the Department's Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP) is holding a free "Medicare Check-up" appointment-only event in Ross County on Nov. 16 at 10 a.m. at the Ross County Senior Center, located at 1824 Western Ave. in Chillicothe.
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SYRACUSE -- A national organization is fighting for women here in Central New York. The YWCA has announced a new advocacy agenda for the next year.
When Cynthia Horton came to the YWCA's Woman's Residence Program she was homeless and had nowhere to turn. "I used to live in the streets had nowhere to live nowhere to eat, now I'm grateful because I can actually buy food, I can fix my own food and I have a place to stay," she says.
Horton is not alone. Joan Durant, Executive Director for the Syracuse YWCA, says the economy has left many women struggling to make ends meet. "We see many people that need two jobs to make it through and just barely get above the poverty level," she says.
According to the YWCA almost 15% of all women in New York State live below the poverty line. Many of those living in poverty are single moms. Those women who do work earn, on average, only $0.83 on the dollar compared to men doing the same job.
The YWCA in Syracuse is teaming up with more than 30 other chapters across the Northeast to help women get the resources they need to succeed. Durant says YWCA plans to launch a campaign to raise awareness about the issue this election year. "We hope to unite the 32 YWCA's across the Northeast and really make a statement at our state levels, our local levels our federal level," she says.
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Went here with my friends, and the food was amazing. The portions are a very good size. You can make you own dish, or order one of their's.. I recommend to make a reservation always busy.. The staff is amazing.
Went here with my friends, and the food was amazing. The portions are a very good size. You can make you own dish, or order one of their's.. I recommend to make a reservation always busy.. The staff is amazing.
Nice atmosphere but a little loud due to game on the tv over the bar. Food and service was good. Will go back again when in town.
I have been in a few times in the last few years I have lived in Penticton. Its just another chain restaurant with all packaged foods. The sauces are not authentic tasting rather like a run of the mill canned sauce you could buy at the store. Service was not good either. I'm a waitress I know what's expected and... More
We've been coming to visit family in Penticton for almost 10 years, always eating at their favourite, The Pasta Factory. Years ago, I had the Affumicato pasta with salmon - it was delicious. I had it last night and it was tasteless. We used to be able to order a steak, but after sending it back several times, we stopped... More
Good service, great selection of pasta and other entrees. The server was quick and we were finished in under an hour. The restaurant was busy but we weren't in need of anything because our server was very attentive. I would recommend The Pasta Factory for sure!
This is the place to go. good fast service awesome food. great theme nights and great pricing. Family of 4 can be expensive but at the Pasta factory was not.Good Food Fast service
My wife and I went for dinner and had a horrible experience. We waited over 30mins before our water arrived, we watched another table get attention from our server 6 or 7 times before our food order was taken, another couple came in after us, ordered after us, were served before us and had their bill before we received our... More
A really nice family restaurant and the kids around us loved there pasta. You can choose out of a huge selection of pasta there must be something for everyone.
The food at Pasta Factory is always very good! The service is great as well, always friendly. The portions are worth the cost and the prices are accurate. This restaurant is great for friends and family and the kids too! :)
My husband & I went Penticton for a weekend getaway. Our hotel manager recommended Pasta Factory for dinner. By the time we got to the restaurant it was 9:40 and we saw they closed at 10:00. So we figured, we'll order take out. My husband asked if it was okay to sit & eat given they close at 10. The... More
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by Miriam Raub Vivian, Psi-Zeta Chapter Advisor
Four of our student members of Phi Alpha Theta and two faculty spent Saturday, May 12, at CSU Northridge for the annual Southern California PAT regional paper conference. Our students made excellent presentations, and Christopher Mickols carried away an honorable mention, one of three graduate student awards.
The annual member banquet took place at Ching Yen restaurant on Saturday, April 28. Fourteen students were initiated as new members (see list below). We also heard presentations from our 2007 JR Wonderly Award Winners: Sharon Gillison (undergrad) and Christopher Mickols (grad).
Congratulations to our newest members: Christopher Avis, Bethany Bradley, Rick Dodd, Cheryl Ellis, Robert Lane, Scott Mawson, Ryan McAmis, Christopher Mickols, Madeline Newberry, Rachel Richardson, Kevin Rizer, Justin Roberts, Adam Troxel, and Ryan Young.
A new board of officers is set for next year. Please join me in congratulating the following members on their new positions:
President: Daniel Tierney; Vice-President: Justin Roberts; Secretary/Treasurer: Steve Allen; Historian: Ryan McAmis; Paper Award: Peter Wonderly; Banquet Coordinator: Bethany Bradley. Thanks for agreeing to serve! Thanks, too, to the officers for 2006-2007; I greatly appreciate your service to our chapter.
The perfect preparation for the annual regional conference is our own local, chapter paper competition. This competition for one of the JR Wonderly Memorial Awards will be in January 2008; applications will be mailed out to members sometime in December. If you wrote a research paper this past winter or spring quarter (e.g., for HIST 300 or 490 or any other history course with a research paper), or will be writing one in the fall (especially for HIST 300 or 490), please consider submitting it by January 18, 2008, to our 14th annual paper competition; you are welcome to revise the paper as much as you like. You, too, could win one of the J.R. Wonderly (cash) Awards!
Finally, I am seeking annual gifts from Phi Alpha Theta alumni in order to help a select few outstanding Phi Alpha Theta members fund their undergraduate education or further their education as graduate students. Scholarship donations are not only tax deductible, but the President may match such gifts with his own funds. If you are a chapter alum—or anyone for that matter—and are interested in this opportunity to help promote and sustain excellence in our program at CSUB with a tax-deductible gift, please contact me for more information (firstname.lastname@example.com, 654-2230, Faculty Towers 304A).
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Phi Alpha Theta members, April 28, 2007, left to right: Adam Troxel, Justin Roberts, Ryan Young, Ryan McAmis, Chris Mickols, Scott Mawson, Rick Dodd, Rachel Richardson, and Bethany Bradley
CSU Northridge Phi Alpha Theta Regional Paper Conference, May 12, 2007, left to right: Miriam Raub Vivian, Josh Dixon, Chris Mickols, Sharon Gillison, and Cliona Murphy (Not pictured: Kevin Rizer)


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Teenage rider Ella Coulton back in saddle after pioneering treatment
8:41am Friday 26th October 2012 in News By Mike Laycock, Chief reporter
A TEENAGER whose dreams of becoming a professional jockey looked to have been shattered by a serious back condition is now back in the saddle after pioneering treatment.
Ella Coulton, 14, from Stillington, near York, was diagnosed with a severe curve in her spine when she was 12 and told she needed an operation to save her mobility.
The curvature of the spine, known as scoliosis, caused excruciating pain in her back, made her tired and meant she struggled to sit up properly when riding.
"Scoliosis completely rocked my world," she said.
"I have always been so passionate about riding, getting up on a horse and giving absolutely everything to performing, but when I started feeling tired and getting pain down my back, it was really hard to stay motivated.
"I struggled to keep up with all my lessons and I lost loads of confidence. Everyone around me was really worried and it was hard because I felt like certain things were being kept from me."
She went to her GP, who said her condition was particularly severe and referred her to see an orthopaedic surgeon. The specialist confirmed the curve was one of the worst they had seen and said her only option would be to have a ten-hour operation to fuse the spine from top to bottom.
The family then discovered Scoliosis SOS, a clinic in London which claims to have brought relief to hundreds of sufferers through exercise-based, non-surgical treatment known as the ScolioGold method.
Ella went for a four-week treatment course and was overwhelmed with the results. "I feel like I have been reborn," she said.
"My back looks amazing and I have my energy back. My confidence has soared and I am so excited about getting back to riding and really focusing on horses and making it into a career. I am still very determined to make it as a professional jockey."
A York Hospital spokeswoman said that if any of its patients wanted to pursue such treatment privately through the London clinic, it would not have any concerns as it would not do any harm. "However, it is not something we would be referring patients to as an NHS service," she said.
"We don't have a paediatric spinal service; if patients have a scoliosis of any significant degree, they would be referred to Leeds spinal deformity unit for an opinion."
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Officials are reportedly selling audio surveillance equipment on public buses across the country to eavesdrop on patent act according to documents obtained by that daily plans are already under -- San Francisco Baltimore and many others critics say the move raises questions about legal privacy since the law enforcement will be able to listen to conversations without search warrant -- -- at what point should we start being worried.
But on this Big Brother -- says I'm not a word about it I don't like totalitarianism.
And yet I look at it okay.
I don't want to balance videotape the audiotape I think it's fun I have.
Yeah because I generally you know -- I like it I like watching these things I think it's kind of arousing to me.
Just little things like just walking around and takes the public -- you don't places.
You know the buses subways what you know you're being -- I think it's fine yes and a Jimmy -- Is this great putting away perks I don't know the point of this actually is that -- like you enforcing those you have to sometimes you don't read -- -- to stop terrorism things like that.
But what are they gonna stop by having these things on buses is that like terrorists are going to plan on buses -- and be able to like -- -- and listen to what they're doing.
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Young Adult Friends (YAF) is a community of Quakers, age 18-35ish, throughout the PYM area and beyond.
We are at different places on our journeys, and we come together for fellowship, rejuvenation, and to deepen our connection to one another & the Spirit.
Young Adult Friends Winter Retreat
"What does it mean to be a Quaker adult?"
Friday, January 3 – Sunday, January 5, 2014
at Swarthmore Friends Meeting in Swarthmore, PA
Welcome to the Young Adult Friends Program
The Young Adult Friends (YAF) Working Group supports the spiritual vitality and community of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (PYM) by creating programming specifically for young adult Friends (age 18-35-ish), as well as strengthening commitment and involvement of young adult Friends in PYM's multigenerational community. We advocate for young adults within PYM and Quakerism, provide vision for programming that fosters spiritual fellowship, provide resources to young adults, and support to meetings engaging with young adults. We serve as an anchor for those transitioning into and out of our age range, as well as those living outside PYM's geographic area who wish to remain connected.
Our weekend Young Adult Friends retreats are for young adults (age 18-35ish) in the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting area and beyond. The gatherings are held quarterly – fall, winter, spring, and a YAF community at PYM Annual Sessions in the summer. Retreats are usually held at a meetinghouse and centered around a theme.
The William Penn Lecture is a Philadelphia Yearly Meeting tradition under the care of Young Adult Friends. On a Saturday evening in late March, the whole Yearly Meeting community is invited to come to Arch Street Meeting House for the lecture. In 2014, the lecture will be March 29, featuring Christina Repoley speaking to "Prophetic Service as Formation and Transformation."
There are lots of ways to get involved to help the Young Adult Friends program run – from leading a workshop or cooking a meal at a retreat, to serving on the YAF Working Group, to letting YAFs in your meeting know about YAF events & resources. More info is on our Volunteers page.


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Yusef AbbasYusef Abbas is a 32- or 33-year-old citizen of China. As of January 2010, the Guantánamo Review Task Force had recommended him for transfer. As of Dec. 22, 2013, he has been held at Guantánamo for 11 years six months. Detainees from the Uighur Muslim minority in western China have been approved for release. The government has said it would "serve no useful purpose" to continue to try to prove that any of these 17 men were enemy combatants. On Oct. 7, 2008, a federal judge ordered the Bush administration to release the remaining 17 Uighur detainees, but a federal appeals court stayed the order after the government appealed. |
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