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The Tech Refresh program is available to all UAF faculty and staff. Program funds are managed by the OIT Business Office (ITBO). The Tech Refresh program allows for a 50% subsidy on the purchase price of a new computer (up to $350). After review and approval of your computer quote that meets the OIT standard build requirements, your department will pay the full purchase price of the new computer and the ITBO will reimburse your department for the appropriate amount via journal voucher (JV). Old department computers then are given to OIT for redeployment or safe disposal.
**NOTE: At this time there are no funds available for the Tech Refresh program. When funding is available, steps for tech refresh reimbursements will be posted here.**
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CICERO – A local state legislator recently welcomed a new colleague by co-hosting an event for senior citizens.
State Rep. Lisa Hernandez, D-24th District, of Cicero partnered with state Rep. Silvana Tabares, D-21st District, of Chicago to hold a spelling bee for seniors May 13. Tabares was sworn into office in January. Her district covers the Brighton Park and Little Village neighborhoods in Chicago as well as Lyons, Stickney and Summit.
"There were seven people who participated in the spelling bee, and 54 people attended the event," said Alaina Hampton, a legislative aide for Tabares. "It was just a friendly competition for seniors. It was a way for them to meet and become friends with other seniors."
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2010 JASNA AGM Report: Muslin
Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010 by HMLPart the Third: In which, mayhem and mystery having been sufficiently discussed, muslin is all that remains. Fans of Mrs. Allen may say we saved the best for last.
As eager as we are to get to the ball, (you knew this was coming) that is getting ahead of the story just a little. First, we would be remiss if we failed to show off the stunning display of costume and fashion in the Milsom Street Emporium, all designed and executed by Susan Pasco. Everything was so beautiful.
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I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day.
Open up 1 more scolly. He is trying to get rid of the Tommy A. boys. Next up Wright, Gibson and Sheppard those 3 are not good at all.
Just another one of Tommy's borderline Division 2 players he gave a Division 1scholarship to (It's amazing he was able to steal all those guys from Ferris State and Michigan Tech). Might hurt a touch in the short term but much better off for the longterm with the extra scholarship.
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I dont think he is trying to get rid of Amaker guys. Smith was skipping class and didn't really seem to care to do what he needed to do. I thought from his freshmen year he could be pretty good but obvioulsy did not work out.
Not really saying anything about his recruiting but more his system. He needs guys with a certain skill set that fit his coaching style and that doesn't mean he has to pull in 5 star recruits (although I wouldn't mind it if he did). The guys that have gone didn't really fit and most likely should have playing in the MAC at best.
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"NEVER DIE EASY. Why run out of bounds and die easy? Make that linebacker pay. It carries into all facets of your life. It's okay to lose, to die, but don't die without trying, without giving it your best." - Walter Payton
The Bears Are Who We Thought They Were!
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The move, a month before a peace conference that will seek an end to the civil war in Syria, demonstrated again the frustrations of trying to cultivate a viable alternative to President Bashar al-Assad.
American officials are expected to settle charges with JPMorgan Chase over its ties to Bernard L. Madoff, who operated a billion-dollar Ponzi scheme using an account at the bank.
Under Prince Albert II, the principality has seen a rush of construction as old landmarks give way to opulent high-rises that has left some residents unhappy, but helpless.
While the world admires Nelson Mandela as a freedom fighter, residents in his hometown, where he will be buried Sunday, considered him just another villager.
Mourners lined the streets as Nelson Mandela's coffin was driven through Pretoria, where he became South Africa's first black president 19 years ago.
A report by the British telecom regulator says the less expensive plans depress revenues and discourage investment in high-speed networks.
In a city of upscale malls, BMWs and produce-packed markets, the stockpiling of cabbage speaks to an era of scarcity that still haunts Chinese of a certain age.
Universities with programs in countries with autocratic governments are wrestling with how to respond to actions that fly in the face of democratic principles.
Vitali Klitschko is already the king of heavyweight boxing. But can he lead his nation out of its political turmoil?
After two years in office, Yingluck Shinawatra still battles the same perceptions held of her in high school.
For Dasani, life as one of New York City's 22,000 homeless children means that innocence is threatened at every turn.
Roger Federer and Tony Godsick will represent a small number of players including Juan Martín del Potro.
In Ray Hudson's soccer analysis, players' shots curve like Bernini sculptures and literary and math references are all parts of the game.
Letter From China »Big Change for China and the WorldIs China, emboldened by its economic power, asserting itself in ways that mean the world is at an "inflection point"? |


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China's air defense zone step heats up island dispute
Gary Locke to step down as ambassador to China
U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke stepping down
Financier begins China scholarship program
Lawyer: China won't keep promises to Chen
Record no. of visa applications processed
Taiwan air defense solid, general says
China slams U.S. $5.9B Taiwan F-16 upgrade
Obama's schedule for Monday, Aug. 1
China hoping Locke moves relations forward
Reports: Locke to become envoy to China
U.S.-Indonesia clean energy shows promise
Locke leads green energy trade mission
Gary Faye Locke (T.Chinese: 駱家輝; pinyin: Luò Jiā huī; born January 21, 1950) is an American politician and the current United States Ambassador to China.
Locke was the 21st Governor of Washington, serving from 1997 to 2005. He was the first governor of a state in the Continental United States of Asian descent, and remains the only Chinese American in history to serve as a governor.
Locke was born on January 21, 1950 in Seattle, Washington. A third-generation American with paternal ancestry from Taishan, Guangdong, in China, Locke is the second of five children of James Locke, who served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. military's Fifth Armored Division during World War II, and Julie Locke, who is from Hong Kong. His parents gave him the Chinese name of 駱家輝 (pronounced Lok Gaa-Fai in Cantonese). He did not learn to speak English until he was five years old. He graduated with honors from Seattle's Franklin High School in 1968. Locke achieved Eagle Scout and received the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America.


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ClickZ | Are Publishers Only Getting Social "Half Right"?
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ZDNet | New research highlights that social sharing is driven by ego
33Across, which specialises in social sharing and content discovery, has been examining our behaviour online.
Press Release | Tynt Wins Digiday's 2013 "Best Publishing Technology Innovation" Award
33Across Social Sharing Solutions Help Publishers Drive New Readership and Increased Traffic.
ClickZ | Is Search About to Take a Backseat to Social for Publishers?
Over the past 15 years - an eternity on the web - publishers have leaned heavily on SEO to drive traffic to their websites.
FOLIO: Magazine | For Publishers, Social Media Trumps Search
As a top referral source, social is expected to overtake search this year.
MediaPost | Tipping Point: SEO Transitions To Optimize Social Channels
Content discovery has come a long way from the days of Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web.
The Numerati | When you cut and paste, 33across is watching
I'm browsing my Facebook news feed on a Saturday morning, and I see that one of my old BusinessWeek colleagues has linked to an article…
Search Engine Watch | Link Building the Right Way in 2013
Link building has always been a risk:reward proposition. This continues to be true in 2013.
Adweek | Data Points: Copy That
Despite sharing buttons, people are more likely to cut and paste.
Fast Company | 82% Of All Web Sharing Done Via Copy-And-Paste: Report
A new study from web advertising giant 33Across indicates that copy-and-pasting, not share buttons, is still the most popular way of sharing web content.
eMarketer | Copy and Paste Drives Sharing
Copied content indicates what really engages—and what drives users off-site.
Publishing Executive | FastStats: Publishing Industry Statistics You Can Use
There's No Place Like Home. The great promise of mobile is that it is… mobile, which is why we hear so much about the potential for reaching audiences anytime and anywhere.
Business Insider | CHART OF THE DAY: How People Share Content On The Web
Despite the spread of thousands of different sharing buttons on the Web, the most popular way to share content is old fashioned copy and paste.
Digiday | The Social Content Economy Isn't Here Yet
It's become gospel that we're moving from a search to a people-powered era where content is discovered increasingly through peer recommendation.
Press Release | Tynt Reveals 82% of All Content Sharing Online Occurs via Copy & Paste
Tynt, the leader in sharing solutions for publishers and content creators, today disclosed research across thousands of web publishers.
eConsultancy | Eight great free SEO and Google Analytics tools
All SEOs have certain tools and tricks that they use to monitor their client's performance and that of their competitors.
MediaPost | Quick, What's The Largest Digital Social Media Platform In The World?
What's that you say, "Facebook?" Not even close. "YouTube," closer, but still off by a mile. The largest digital social media platform in the world is (drumroll please) email.
Media Business | Tracking copy-and-paste
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The end of the semester is a stressful time, and we all need to remember to relax every now and then. Flyby is here to help! This is the sixth installment in our Seven Days of Reading Period series, inspired by "The Twelve Days of Christmas." Stay tuned for more!
J-Term: 5 Years Out
In March 2004, Harvard's Calendar Reform Committee released a report recommending that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences move exams to before winter break. Gone would be the days of returning to campus for final exams barely a day after the ball dropped for the new year. Instead, FAS would allow for 62 days of classes each semester, five to eight days of reading period, and eight days for exams. It was suggested the longer winter break this schedule opened up could potentially house its own mini-term.
The Cost Of Becoming A Real Woman
It's day 29 of being home for winter break, and I am starting to get a taste of what it's going to take to become a real woman living in the real world. I have high hopes of eventually being employed someday. If it happens, it will be magical.
El Brillante
The place does not have the glamorous, intricate interior one might expect from a European café. Rather, it features a scuffed linoleum floor, photographs of meal combos hung along the walls, and metal-topped bars that stretch the length of the narrow eatery.
The Bottom of the Dog Pile
Even families have hierarchies—I mean look at the Kardashians. My family hierarchy has always been clearly defined. My mom was the boss with the wallet, my brother just bossed me around, and I was the bottom of the bucket: the chump of the family. Then we got a dog.
What You Keep
When you die, one of the first things the hospital gives your loved ones is a plastic bag with your belongings.
On the Road: Stories From J-Term
From Vietnam to New York City, the Navajo Nation to the mall, FM scattered across the globe this J-Term.
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In the mountains behind the football stadium in Berkeley, Calif. lies a narrow dirt path that the students call Fire Trails.
Street View
During my first semester of college I constantly talked about New York. I told everyone who would listen about my favorite Indian restaurant, about the Astroturf field behind my high school where we ate lunch (even on 20-degree days), about the East Village community garden where I wiled away hot summer afternoons.


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Citation: | (2010), Preface, in Timothy C. Urdan, Stuart A. Karabenick (ed.) The Decade Ahead: Theoretical Perspectives on Motivation and Achievement (Advances in Motivation and Achievement, Volume 16), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp.xi-xii |
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Extract: | The continuous outpouring of studies from motivation researchers begs for a periodic taking of stock, as well as prognostications about future directions in the field. The dawning of a new decade presents a worthwhile opportunity for such a reflective examination. This volume, the 16th in the Advances in Motivation and Achievement series, published in 2010, offers this reflection on where we stand and where we are going as a scientific discipline in the decade ahead. |
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As we learn about the ways animals are exploited, it's common to feel anger and frustration. But we need to make sure our emotions don't overwhelm us—to be effective animal advocates, we should be teachers, not fighters.
Most of us weren't raised as vegetarians. While we learn more about animal exploitation, it's often difficult to remember that—just like our friends and relatives who aren't yet vegetarian—we, too, once contributed to animal suffering.
Because of this, it's often helpful to ask ourselves, "Why did I become vegetarian?" Chances are, it wasn't because someone called us murderers or condemned our food choices. Likely, we adopted vegetarian eating because someone helped us see that choosing compassion over killing was a simple way to reduce suffering, while improving our health and the environment.
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Offence of female genital mutilation & Male Genital Mutilation
(1)A person is guilty of an offence if he excises, infibulates or otherwise mutilates the whole or any part of a girl's labia majora, labia minora or clitoris. .(2)But no offence is committed by an approved person who performs— .(a)a surgical operation on a girl which is necessary for her physical or mental health, or .(b)a surgical operation on a girl who is in any stage of labour, or has just given birth, for purposes connected with the labour or birth. .(3)The following are approved persons— .(a)in relation to an operation falling within subsection (2)(a), a registered medical practitioner, .(b)in relation to an operation falling within subsection (2)(b), a registered medical practitioner, a registered midwife or a person undergoing a course of training with a view to becoming such a practitioner or midwife. .(4)There is also no offence committed by a person who— .(a)performs a surgical operation falling within subsection (2)(a) or (b) outside the United Kingdom, and .(b)in relation to such an operation exercises functions corresponding to those of an approved person. .(5)For the purpose of determining whether an operation is necessary for the mental health of a girl it is immaterial whether she or any other person believes that the operation is required as a matter of custom or ritual. .Male circumcision has traditionally been presumed to be legal under British law, however some legal commentators have argued that there is no solid foundation for this view in English law.The passage of the Human Rights Act 1998 has led to some speculation that the lawfulness of the circumcision of male children is unclear.Other countries also grapple with the issue of circumcision (of both sexes). In Finland for example FGM is specifically outlawed and male circumcision can only be undertaken when there is a compelling therapeutic reason. In Israel it is lawful to circumcise boys and interestingly the government are proposing to outlaw 'after death' circumcision. In the United States just 2 months ago the New York City District Attorney announced that he is investigating the death of a baby who contracted herpes after a "ritual circumcision with oral suction," in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish ceremony known in Hebrew as metzitzah b'peh.Previously, in 2004 the death of twins was caused by the same mohel; and in the more recent one, a mohel infected the penile wounds with Type 1 herpes I (HSV-1), which affects the mouth and throat. It is different from Type 2 or genital herpes (HSV-2), which is a sexually transmitted disease and can cause deadly infections when a newborn passes through an infected birth canal.I would be interested to know the laws about circumcision in other countries. Isn't it time to put an end to all forms of mutilation of children's genitals unless it must be done for medical reasons?. A small baby cannot give consent and and once the 'operation' is performed it is essentially irreversible (there have been efforts at revision surgery).


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I am so glad Nintendo has decided to release 8 of the 10 Famicom Mini games on US soil (Star Soldier and Bomberman are the two left out) - I know what with import prices, I'm going to be preordering Zelda, Ice Climber, and Excitebike. I just hope the packaging looks different in the end - is it too much to hope for to get stuff like what the current Famicom Mini line has? Also, the NES GBA should be interesting - I still like my Famicom Mini, but that one has an interesting look to it as well. I wonder if there is going to be any design on the top?
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On average, a worker in the USA will change jobs 10 times in 20 years. In order to succeed in this type of career situation, individuals need to be armed with the tools necessary to be life-long learners. To that end, this book is not be about giving students all the answers to every
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Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Orson Welles, Larry Jordan (2 of 5)
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Der Kleine Lateiner is a re-write of the Orbis Sensualium Pictus (Comenius) by one Johan Lederer. It was published in 1790. For those of you who know German, it has a running vocabulary after each chapter. This edition also has much more modern pictures than the old editions of the Orbis Pictus, so it is perhaps a better text to learn the names of animals
All of William Shakespeare's 154 sonnets were read aloud by University of Notre Dame administrators, faculty and students during "Sonnet Fest 2011," on Feb. 14, 2011 in the Great Hall of O'Shaughnessy Hall on the Notre Dame campus. Learn More: http://newsinfo.nd.edu/news/18406/
A devastating series of fires occurred in Southern California during October 2003. The effects of these fires were detectable from space. The Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS) instrument measures aerosol particles (microscopic airborne dust and smoke). TOMS was able to detect aerosols from these fires moving West over the Pacific Ocean and East over the continental United States.
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What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.
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The gallery's main goal is to be a home for Arab artists and Art and to create a meeting point for a meaningful dialogue between cultures
Archive Floor
Cluster exhibitions under the title: "Memory and Geography" consists of five exhibitions which are on show at the exhibitions spaces of the gallery, all dealing with the links between the definition of a place, a domain, borders of a realm and private and collective memories. On the archive floor a group photography exhibition and a documentary exhibition made by cooperation between two international artists,
Shadows of Time: Photographic documentation of the Elders of Wadi 'Ara, 2007-2012
Curator: Guy Raz. Academic Consultant : Prof. Mustafa Kabaha
A group photography exhibition with the participation of Amar Younes, Shai Aloni and the Fa'our family. The photographs, made between 2008-2012, contain portraits of elder people in their eighties, citizens of Wadi 'Ara before 1948. The photographs were taken in the space of their residence today, mostly houses built after the establishment of Israel. The houses are not made from clay and traditional stone of the village but concrete houses of the contemporary cities. External and internal conflicts as well as physical and mental template seep into the houses. This template contains the historical and cultural identity of the inhabitants
Doris Bloom (Norway) in cooperation with William Kentridge (South Africa), Memory & Geography: "Fire/Gate," 1995, The First Biennale for Art, Johannesburg, South Africa
Bloom, born in South Africa, is a performance artist active in Norway. Kentridge, is the most prominent South African artist on the contemporary art scene, known for his sketches, video and works of animation, which deal with relationships based on power and dominance, exploitation and freedom, on both the local and universal level. The artistic collaboration between Kentridge and Bloom, shown as a documentary exhibition, while falls into a category somewhere between performance and earthwork, included two special events in public, where the artists ignited monumental fire sketches on the ground, in the shape of a gate and a human heart.
The first mention of Umm el-Fahem is in a written document from 1262. The villagers earned their living by preparing charcoal from the trees of the neighboring groves, or that they would bring from far away, and heap in piles, for them to burn internally. Umm-el-Fahem, which means "the source of the charcoal," derives its name from this.
The Umm-el-Fahem Art Gallery hosted "Memories of a Place," a photographic exhibition, in 2008. No photographic history of Arab settlements in the Wadi Ara region had existed prior to then, since the historical photos of the region and its inhabitants that had been shot, were not kept in any archive, printed in books or put on show. One chapter of the "Memory of a Place" exhibition dealt with photographer Shai Aloni documenting the elders of Wadi Ara in the salon ("diwan") of their homes. The photos helped us understand not only the old men captured in them, but the interior configuration of the room where guests are welcomed, all complemented by the verbal evidence from the video interviews, which were photographed and edited by the gallery staff. "Memory of a Place" laid down a infrastructure for the development of a historical archive, offering a residents of the area and visitors to the museum, a unique and original look on the Wadi Ara's past. The current exhibition, "Shadows of Time: Photographic documentation of the elders of Wadi 'Ara", developed out of this infrastructure.
The pictures for the catalogue were photographed over a five-year period (2007-2012), and all are portraits of people whose average age is about 80 – Palestinian Israelis, Arab Muslims, citizens of the State of Israel. Most of them had lived in Wadi Arabefore 1948 and some in nearby villages that were destroyed once the 1948 war ended. The photographs show them in the places and homes where they live now most of which were constructed after the founding of the State of Israel. Thus, the construction is not the brick and stone of traditional rural architecture, but of the sort concrete characteristic of urban and suburban design. The courtyard and patio are outside the house, and the diwan or salon is inside. The contrasts – external/internal; physical/mental – seep into the form of the buildings in which the subjects of the photographs live, vessels of sort for their cultural and historical identity.
The elders of Wadi Ara answered the call and faced the cameras. Some, as documented in Shay Alony's photographs, dressed in their traditional garb and seated in their in their own salon/diwan. Some sat on their patio, in their courtyard, or at work, dressed in everyday clothing, as we can see in Ammar Younes' photos, while others were captured by the camera as they looked straight ahead, as though posing for a portrait,as documented in the work of Wijdan and Khaled Fa'our.
The willingness of the wadi elders to sit in front of the representatives of historical documentation – the photographers – enabled the latter to pass on an intimate glimpse of the faces of the elders, and of their homes and living spaces. In this way, they are passing the heritage of visual memory – something sorely lacking in Arab society -to future generations. It is the memory of the Arab house, their house; the memory of how they dressed; the memory of their look. It would be the last official memory for most of them.
Academic adviser: Prof. Mustafa Kabha & Curator: Guy Raz
The Catalog of Shadows of Time Photo Documentation of the Elders of Wadi 'Ara 2007-2012


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the MAROON Vol. XXXVII Loyola University, New Orleans, La., January 29, 1960 No. 9 ..the inside story By HIL LEIBE 'New' Semester Offers Change The Maroon's principal editorial beckons each student to take advantage of the new college semester. Past success should be respected; past failures should not be repeated. Moreover, everyone should realize that he or she is now in an adult world, and accept the responsibility that such a plane entails. Perhaps Bill Hammel and his student council should pay particular attention to this editorial. During their election in the sprint; of 1959 many things were promised. BUT—we still have no solution to the parking problem, the cafeteria situation is hopeless, and the junior-senior prom also seems like a lost cause. Page 4 Business Grads Need 'Patience' Three professors from the college of business administration discuss the employment situation facing Southern business graduates. The home-picture looks bright—if patience is a prominent virtue among these grads. But the call seems to sound: "Go west . . . and east . . . and north, young men;" those "wonderful" job opportunities are just beyond that Mason-Dixon line. Page 2 Scribe Presents Campus Secrets "I cannot tell a lie," shouts Ronald Murray. And he sets out to prove this point in his column, "Murray-Go-Round." All the gossip and secrets of campus life are exposed by this whisperer. The fun-filled world of. dating is brought to the reader in a very colorful, often times hilarious style. Learn the who, what, when, where, why and how's of the social-minded students attending Loyola. Page 4 'Sweetie' Dance Set By Frosh The freshman committee of the student council has announced its Sweetheart Cotillion. The event will be the first—and perhaps the only — really big university-wide dance of the year. The presentation of the frosh sweetheart will be a highlight of the affair. Page 6 'Glory Land' For Basketball A former Maroon editor turns up as our "sports expert." Nat Belloni discusses Coach Gardiner and his basketball team. It won't be a .500 season by any stretch of the imagination, nor will attendence at the games likely improve; but Loyola athletics appear to be on the road to salvation. Halleauhah! Page 5 Parking Status Hits New 'Low' Loyola's acute parking problem takes another turn — for the Worse! Councilman Victor Schiro seems to have misinterpreted the student council's "valiant" efforts at a solution to the situation. Students are now faced with more signs, more trouble and subsequently more parking tickets. Oh, well, a ticket, a tasket . . . Loyola gathers violations by the basket. Pag* 3 held March 5 at 9 a.m. in Marquette Hall. An address will be delivered by Dr. Paul Vonk, dean, University of Miami. All in attendance at the Conference will be the guests of Father Donnelly at a tea in the student lounge March 4 at 4.30 p.m. An outline of the sectional meeting is as follows: AGRICULTURE: Panel discussion arranged by Professor Onis D. Hyatt, McNeese State College, on "The Effect of Expanding En- La. Educators Set Conference Here In March Effect Of Enrollment Boom Theme Of College Meeting The 22nd annual Louisiana College Conference will be held on campus March 4-5, according to the Rev. W. Patrick Donnelly, S.J., university president. Theme of the conference will be "The Effect of Expanding Enrollment on the College Curriculum." Registration for the conference will take place March 4 from 12:30-2 p.m. in Marquette Hall and from 7:30 to 8 p.m. at the Jung Hotel and also on March 5 from 8-9 a.m. in Marquette Hall. Sectional meeting will be held March 4 from 2-4 p.m. on campus. They include agriculture, arts and music, child development and nursing education, commerce, deans, education, English, guidance and personnel and home economic*. Also, health and physical education, journalism, languages, library, mathematics, radio and TV, registrars, science (natural), science (social) and speech. The first general session will consist of a banquet to be held March 4 at 8 p.m. at the Jung Hotel. Principal speaker will be Dr. Marten ten Hoor, dean of the college of Arts & Sciences, University of Alabama. Second general session will be rollment on the College Curricula in Agriculture." ART AND MUSIC: Program incomplete.COMMERCE: Round Table Discussion by Dr. William D. Ross, Dr. W. J. Phillips, Dr. Paul V. Grambsch, and Mr. Louis D. Mayfield, followed by sectional round table discussions with participants as follows: Secretarial Science: Dr. Ruth Bruner, Dr. Carl Mc- Coy, Dr. Irol W. Balsley, Mr. Charles Kimbrell; Accounting: Dr. J. T. Johnson, Dr. Frank Ross, Mr. Joseph W. Johnson, Mr. Dale Armstrong; Other Business Administration Curricula: Dr. Preston P. Leßreton, Dr. A. C. Ellis, Mr. Delbert Vines, Dr. J. Leslie Bayless. DEANS: Two panel discuslions: 1. "Problem* of Teaching Larger CIa»»e»," with discussion by Deans Holtzclaw, Hyde, Lowrey and Squires. 2. "Survey of Current Practices in Remedial Work," with discussion by Deans Bogard, Dugdale, Taylor, and Wharton. EDUCATION: Aduress by Di. J. B. Wilson, Dean, School of Arts and Sciences, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute: "Arts and Sciences and Professional Educators Working Hand-in-Hand for a Better Program of Education." ENGLISH: Panel discussion: "What Level of Performance in English Can the Colleges and Universities of Louisiana Reasonably Expect of Their Entering Freshmen?" Participants: Edward M. Clark, George C. Branam, M. D. Home. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION : Three discussions: "Projected Research Program for HPE&R Section of the Louisiana College Conference," moderated by Melba Halford; "Public Relation Activities with the HPE&R Section of the College Conference," moderated by A. S. Huffman; and "Curriculum Considerations," moderated by Mary Louise Life. HOME ECONOMICS: Symposium: "Today's Needs in the College Home Economics Curriculum." Participants: Mrs. Frances E. Halm, Ruth Richardson, Mrs. Kathryn Mackensen, Helen Nichols. Dr. Clara Tucker will speak on "Certification Four Freshmen Here In March The "Four Freshmen," popular male vocal quartet, will present a three hour concert of popular music in the Loyola Fieldhouae on Monday, March 14, it wDl announced. The show is being *pon*ored by the Inter-Sorority Council, composed of Beta Alpha Epsilon, Tri Phi, and Theta Phi Alpha.The "Four Freshmen" have been featured on many records and television programs, and are popular favorites at concerts on college campuses throughout the country. Tickets will be on sale on campus within the next few weeks for $2, according to Carroll Murray, council president. Staff Changes Editors Hil Leibe and Kit Harger have been named co-editorsin-chief of The Maroon, university publication, Edwin P. Fricke, chairman of the department of journalism, announced.Other editorial changes include: Judy Brock, BA junior, managing editor; Hubert Emke, A&S sophomore, news editor; Elaine Bevinetto, BA junior, feature editor; Judy Scata, A&S junior, desk editor and Nat Belloni, A&S senior, sports editor. Leibe is a junior majoring in business administration - journalism. Managing editor of the Wolf, university year book, he is a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, national Jesuit honorary society and the Thirty Club, honorary journalism society. He was awarded the Boswell Institute Award for the best reportorial work for 1958-59. He was also presented the Henry W. Asher Award for the best column for 1958-69. A junior in journalism, Mies Harger, Lei be Co-Editors Harger is a sectional editor on the Wolf and a member of the Thirty Club. She received the Boswell Institute Award for best reportorial work for 1957-68. Columnists for this semester inelude:inelude: gossip Ronald Murray, A&S junior; society, Pam Leak, A&S freshman; academic, Mary Louise Ruth, A&S freshman; exchange, Jean Larroux, A&S freshman and sports, Belloni. HIL LEIBE KIT HARGER Thespians "Druid Circle" To Be Held Feb. 10 -14 First Spring Drama 3 Ait Play Scheduled For 8:30 Thespians will launch their initial performance of the semester on Feb. 10 with a drama by John Van Druten entitled "The Druid Circle." The play, which is set at a university in North England, will run through Feb. 14 with performances beginning at 8:30 p.m. each evening in Marquette Auditorium, according to John Lopiccolo, president of the group. Admission will be $1 for adults and 50e for children. The emphasis is on the conflict between a professor and two of his students. The embittered professor comes near to wrecking the lives of these two students. The love that Megan and Tom have for each other is accidently revealed to the professor through a letter written by the boy to the girl. The professor uses this letter to humiliate the young people. An intense drama which flows from the older man's cruelty toward the two students gripe the play. An intensifying element also found in the play is the unfolding of the life of the professor as he develops from a promising young man into a morse and embittered failure. The cast in the main parts of the play are; Ed Kearney as Professor White, Dale Thompson as Tom Lloyd'Ellis, Rita Cabes as Megan Lewis. Others include Ted Gallagher as Maddox, Aline Rault as Brenda Maddox, Doris Gibson as Mrs. White, Suzy Casey as Miss Dagnall, Carl Smith as Tobin, Brenda Cherami as Miss Trevelyan and Edna Lee Smith as Blodwen. The crew managers consist of; properties, Jim Mom; costumes, Betty Lou Killian; house, Ray Garrity; make-up, Tugie Landry; lightings, Frank D'Arcangelo; publicity, John Lopiccolo and Linda Musmeci; sound, Ray De Arrigunaga; and stage crew manager is Keller Hebert. Stage manager is Don Earnest and Ken Killian is assistant stage manager. The play is being produced and directed by William Wells, assistant instructor of Speech and technical director of Thespians. Assistant to the director is Rita Cabes. The play is scheduled to run for five days, Feb. 10 through 14 in Marquette Auditorium. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. sharp. Members of Phi Beta, music fraternity, will usher. DRUID ClRCLE—Rehearsing a scene from the forthcoming dramatic offering of the Thespian* are, from left: DALE THOMPSON, RITA CABES, and ED KEARNEY. The play will be presented Feb. 10-14 in Marquette Auditorium. Loyola Receives Grants From Three Oil Companies The university has received grants-in-aid under the education programs of three major oil companies. The Very Rev. W. Patrick Donnelly, S.J., university president, announced that the Shell Companies Founda- tions, Inc., and Texaco, Inc., have each awarded a $1500 grant to Loyola. The Esso Education Foundation presented a capital grant of $25,- 000 to the university at the annual alumni banquet held in December. The grant is being used toward the building and development fund. The Shell Companies Foundation grant is one of a number known as Shell Assists to privately supported colleges and universities under a program founded in 1958. Under terms of the award, the grant will be divided in three parts with equal portions going for unrestricted use, general faculty development, and faculty development within the Loyola chemistry department. Under the Texaco grant, awarded for the 1959-60 academic year, Loyola is one of 200 colleges and universities receiving direct financial assistance in the program of education support. This program also includes scholarship and fellowship assistance for approximately 300 men at more than 80 educational institutions. Father Donnelly said that the grant (which is without stipulation as to use) will go to Loyola's program of progress building fund. A grant of $2500 has also been individually awarded to the college of business administration by United States Steel for the development of a program to improve teaching in fields of economics and other selected social sciences. The grant is to be used for a series of teacher training seminars. Father Donnelly, referring to the university expansion plans, said that Loyola has also received preliminary approval to borrow $3 million from the government for a dormitory, student center and faculty building addition. He stressed the university's need for outside financial assistance, pointing out it was necessary to make up a deficit of $325,- 000 to meet the 1958 operating budget of $2 million "to stay in business." Sympathy The Maroon would like to extend its sympathy to James F. and Michael M. McCune on the death of their mother, Mrs. Mamae McCune, January 25. Dr. Bourgeois Heads Union Dr. Lawrence Bourgeois, associate professor of sociology, was re-elected president of the Loyola Federal Credit Union at the group's annual meeting. Other officers are Mr. Paul Bailey, vice president; Mrs. Agnes Metzler, secretary; Mrs. T. L. Duggan, treasurer; and Dr. Winston de Monsabert, director. Named to the credit committee were Mr. James Dyson, chairman; Dr. G. Ralph Smith, secretary; and Mr. Patrick Mitchell, member. The supervisory committee will be headed by Mr. Frank Stass, chairman; Dr. Rudolf Coper, secretary; and Mr. Charles Myler, member. Dr. Bourgeois has also been named chairman of the Research Award Committee of the American Catholic Sociological Society. The committee examines publications by members of the society throughout the year to determine the recipient of the annual Research Award. DR. LAWRENCE BOURGEOIS German Club Holds Song-Drink Party "T rink, Trink, Bruderlein, Trink," in other words, Drink, Drink, Little Brother, Drink, must have been the theme song at the Falstaff Room Tuesday, January 19 for about 80 German Clubbers. "The Bier Abend" was a big success, according to Gail Flettrich, who explains that it meant what it said, "Drink Beer." The German Clubbers drank beer with fried chicken and pretzels as they sang German songs. FR. FICHTER ELECTED The Rev. Joseph H. Fichter, S. J., chairman of the department of sociology, has been elected to the scientific council of Social Compass, journal of the International Federation of Institutes of Religious Research. (Continued on page 6) Loyolans: Sweetheart Cotillron February 12 Louisiana College Conference Here During March
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About eight million of the people who live in Germany today will live to be at least 100 years old. This is the finding of economics Professor Eckart Bomsdorf of the University of Cologne. For his model calculations, the demographer takes into account the current population and observations of life expectancy based on the year of birth.
From the almost 82 million people presently living in German, 5.3 million women and 2.7 million men will have reached one hundred years of age (by the year 2111). "As, apart from those who emigrate, all persons who will live to be 100 years of age by 2111 are already living in Germany, the data base for these kinds of model calculations is relatively good," explains Bomsdorf. The often-quoted presumption that the number of 100-year-olds will decrease by 2060 at the latest due to the shrinking population is also incorrect. This decrease is based on the number of older members of the population divided by the declining numbers of the so-called annual death probability and therefore more than compensates the increase of the probability of survival. The number of 100-year-olds is increasing despite the shrinking population. "The probability of reaching 100 years of age is much higher that is commonly assumed," says Bomsdorf.
In 2090, the number of 100-year-olds will reach its maximum in the timeframe considered with just under 142,000. The number of people over 100 years of age will also increase. For example, it can be assumed that by 2061 there will be up to twice the amount of people over the age of 100 in addition to the 100,000 100-year-olds. The probability of persons living in Germany reaching 100 years of age depends on their current age and sex. It is the middle variant according to the model calculations lowest for women born in 1932, and men born in 1937. After this it begins to increase. Accordingly, from 100,000 girls born in the year 2011, close to 27,000 will reach 100 years of age, in the case of the boys, 15,000. From 100,000 women presently aged 30, close to 16,000 will reach 100, and from the 60-year-olds, 7,600. The corresponding figures for men are a little over 8,000 and 700, respectively.
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Take, for example, Linux on the laptop. Other than the recent availability of the Lindows MobilePC (www.linuxjournal.com/article/6662), the options for using Linux on one's laptop have been limited, to say the least. Between system incompatibilities and lack of support, getting Linux up and running may seem next to impossible for many. To this end, Jay Docherty has been writing a web series for us that takes people from the purchasing phase to setting up GNOME, selecting themes and enabling sound. "Configuring Your Laptop for GNOME and Sound" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/6809) explains how to install GNOME 2.2 for Debian, configure support for the i810 chipset, change themes and set up a USB mouse on the laptop.
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The Fab Four edged Elvis Presley out of the top slot and bumped Cliff Richard to third all-time in a new list compiled by the Official Charts Company. Madonna takes fourth place in the list followed in fifth by Michael Jackson.
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Jesse Clyde Nichols (1880-1950) entered the real estate business in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1903, but by 1905 had moved his efforts to Kansas City, Missouri, where he found his success. His objective was to "develop whole residential neighborhoods that would attract an element of people who desired a better way of life, a nicer place to live and would be willing to work in order to keep it better." Nichols included in his early planning fine residences, conveniently located shopping areas, and restrictive covenants to maintain the quality of housing. From this base the J.C. Nichols Company grew and was responsible for developing some 56 residential areas.
Under the leadership of J.C. Nichols and his son, Miller Nichols (1911-2000), the Company has been a primary force in the development of Kansas City and has been recognized nationally and internationally for its efforts in real estate and neighborhood development. It has undertaken such ventures as rental housing, industrial parks, hotels, and shopping centers. Perhaps the most widely recognized Nichols Company developments are the Country Club District and the Country Club Plaza Shopping Center, reportedly the first shopping area in the United States planned to serve those arriving by automobile rather than trolley car.
The records contain personal and business files concerning J.C. Nichols' private life including personal correspondence, personal financial records, and speeches and articles written by him. Included are scrapbooks on J.C. Nichols dating from 1896 to 1967. Also here are business and financial files pertaining to actions of the Company, including information about different developments and the securing of art objects. Included also are printed materials produced by and about the Company, and photographs of business associates of J.C. Nichols and of various aspects of the company's real estate developments. ca. 1896-1980.
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A field trip to the Lansing Police Lock Up Facility, 54A District Court for an arraignment and visit to the Michigan Supreme Court Building will show students an actual court proceeding before a judge and the consequences facing individuals who break our laws.
Based on the LCC Adult Police Academy classes students will be physically active and engage in many aspects of authentic police training.
Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 Noon West Campus Tuition: $189.00
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I'm new to this board, but I have been browsing for a few months and I decided recently to create an account. I'm not going to make this an introduction thread, but I would really like to share my lastest medieval project with you guys. Sorry about my English not being very good as I'm not a native speaker.
Welcome to the lands of Dalheim!
This is where the tax evaders build their houses with large tunnels beneath. They use the tunnels for both storing their valuables and for a place to retreat if war breaks out.
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The setting is of a medieval village in the highlands with surrounding mountains.
The original idea was to make a small landscape on 4x 32x32 base plates. In the beginning I was only focusing on the landscape itself, but after a while I decided to make a small house on the top of the first module. I was unsure if I was to make a japanese or medieval styled house, but after getting more and more done I decided to go with a medieval theme.
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