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Chronic absenteeism continues to be a major issue in the Buffalo Public School District. But a $500,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation will to go directly toward targeting the problem.
Local and state fire officials are calling on people in the community to become volunteer firefighters. The call comes as part of the fourth annual Recruit New York campaign that kicked-off Thursday.
With the fight over three at-large seats on the Buffalo school board heating up and the election three weeks away, ten of the candidates turned up last night before a large crowd in First Shiloh Baptist Church on Thursday night.
Warmer temperatures have returned, but it appears the ice boom is here to stay for the foreseeable future.
Theater critic Anthony Chase joins WBFO's Gabe DiMaio. Tony traveled to Los Angeles this past week where he saw two shows -- Noel Coward's "A Song at Twilight" and actress Annette Bening in "Ruth Draper's Monologues."
For the first time in 15 years, Albany decided to review homeowners across the state who get STAR tax exemptions. Now, the state is handing out 150,000 fewer property tax breaks.
The man who admitted to stabbing his half-brother 22 times on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation was sentenced to 25 years behind bars on Thursday.
Buffalo school officials need to get back to the drawing board after the state Education Department rejected plans to transform Bennett High School into a science and technology school.
Buffalo United Artists is coming back to the Theater District, moving into the Alleyway Theatre.
Local activists rallied outside the state parole office in downtown Buffalo Wednesday, calling on Albany to reform the parole process.
Buffalo's evolving love affair with Dyngus Day is a story in itself, with more celebrations emerging each year at bars, halls and restaurants throughout the area. This year, a Dyngus Day celebration that dates back over 50 years will be moving to a downtown location for the first time.
Buffalo is looking for a new weapon against some of the city's bad property owners and landlords. The Common Council is asking for a change in the tax lien law for city properties.
The Buffalo History Museum kicked-off the last year of the War of 1812 bicentennial Wednesday with the firing of muskets. This year a series of events will take place across western New York to commemorate the bloody battles of the war between the United States and Canada, and the 200 years of peace that followed.
WBFO News has learned that the Buffalo Teachers Federation has endorsed three candidates for next month's Buffalo Board of Education elections.
The race for the State Assembly seat formerly held by Dennis Gabryszak has its first contender. Angela Wozniak, a Cheektowaga town councilwoman, declared her Republican candidacy Wednesday.
A local filmmaker who is the former head of CEPA Gallery in Buffalo entered a guilty plea Wednesday to an obscenity charge.
On a bitterly cold and snowy afternoon, gun rights supporters rallied Tuesday outside the Mahoney State Office Building in Buffalo to voice opposition to long gun registration rules which kicked in at midnight.
Two award-winning local journalists will be honored this Friday as the next 'Giants of Buffalo' at the Buffalo History Museum. Buffalo News reporters Dan Herbeck and Lou Michel, co-authors of the New York Times best seller American Terrorist, will lead a discussion on journalism.
Buffalo businessman Carl Paladino is now throwing his full support behind Republican gubernatorial Rob Astorino.
An overhaul of the state's Child Protective Services law is being proposed by Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz. He says the county has taken steps to improve its procedures -- but New York's current law hasn't changed much since it was enacted more than 40 years ago.
The Common Council cleared the way yesterday for Global Spectrum to take over operations in Canalside.
The Buffalo Sabres just can't seem to catch a break in what has been a season of suffering. The Sabres lost the lottery held in Toronto Tuesday night to determine which of the non-playoff teams would get the top draft pick in the NHL draft this June.
April 15 , besides being tax day, is the first day that owners of semi-automatic weapons will be required to register their guns with the state police. Gun owners who do want to comply say they are confused over how to register.
There is yet another invasive species starting to spread across area waterways and the Army Corps of Engineers has an herbicide ready as the plant blossoms in Tonawanda Creek.
There are more twists in an ongoing alleged forgery case in the Buffalo Public School District. The District Parent Coordinating Council is calling on the federal government to investigate.
Buffalo's vast school rehab program is winding down, with the Joint Schools Construction Board slated to go out of business June 30.
A legal order issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency should help improve local water quality. The Buffalo Sewer Authority is planning to reduce sewer and stormwater runoff into the Niagara River and its tributaries.
A new deadline is nearing for Buffalo Public high school seniors to complete scholarship applications for Say Yes Buffalo. As part of our Focus on Education reporting, WBFO'S Eileen Buckley says city students are encouraged to apply so they can attend college.
A new study was released Monday to steer developers to historic buildings ready for re-purposing in downtown Buffalo. The 'Preservation Ready Survey' is expected to make it easier for developers to see which buildings are eligible for historic preservation tax credits and incentives.
U.S. Senator Charles Schumer is calling for the Department of Education to restore federal funding for school safety programs.


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Larry and Janelle Westbrook joined Franklin Synergy's Pineapple Gold travel program in 1996. The program offered them a chance to travel all over the United States, Canada and Europe and even take a couple Alaskan cruises. One trip Larry never expected to take was a trip to Cuba, but when the opportunity arose, he jumped at the chance – and took along his son Steve.
"It was a wonderful experience – I have no regrets," Larry said. "I've heard so much about Castro and Cuba living in the past – then to see it all unfold before my eyes. Nothing has changed since 1959."
Just back from Alaska, within weeks Larry, his son Steve, his friend Don Young and 10 other Franklinites, joined 37 adventure-seekers from other parts of the country on a junket to the little island 90 miles from Key West.
"They only let so many tour companies go [to Cuba] – only two are licensed – as cultural exchanges," Larry explained. "It was beautiful, but it's a different world."
The group landed in Havana and stayed a couple nights at the Havana Libre – a former Hilton Hotel built in the 1950s.
"The hotel was in pretty bad shape, but it was a whole lot better than most buildings we saw," Larry said. "Everything is owned by the government."
With only 51 percent government-owned and 49 percent under private ownership, the Havana Libre had amenities lacking in most Cuban hotels along the route, however "several rooms didn't have air conditioning," Larry added.
In Cuba, "What's not falling down is trying to fall down," Steve said. "The infrastructure is crumbling all around. The only things standing have corporate investment. It is a third world country 90 miles from our border."
While in Havana, the group visited the National Literacy Museum, Revolution Square where a small symphonic ensemble entertained passersby and the Malecon Promenade along Havana's beaches.
In a little town outside Havana they enjoyed the Cuban version of Romeo and Juliet performed by local children.
Despite the lack of air conditioning in the two-story building, "It was the highlight of our trip," Larry said.
When not on a scheduled tour, "They didn't restrict where we went," Steve said.
"You didn't feel confined or restrained," Larry added. "I didn't feel any different than walking in Paris, France other than I didn't know where I was going."
Filled with local artists, flea market stuff, and food, the local markets provided unique "shopping" opportunities – Cuban cash only for Americans.
"They had everything and we had free reign – no restraints," Larry said. "I bought a Cuban license plate for my Smart Car."
The weather draws tourists from all over the world – except the United States, which bans travel to Cuba.
"They do have a good bit of tourism – a lot of Canadians and Europeans," Steve said.
Few people have cars, but there are some cars – dating from 1959 or earlier, the men explained. Owners do whatever they can do to keep them running, but there are more cars alongside the road than on the road.
The countryside is beautiful.
"[Cuba] could be a paradise," Steve said.
The black soil is rich for farming. Sugar cane and some tobacco are the primary crops. Cuba ranks fifth in the world for the production of vaccines and medications.
"They are awfully proud of their literacy program," Larry said. "The claim they have no illiteracy.
There is 11 million people on the island and although only three million work, unemployment is officially only four percent, Steve said.
"Funny math," he added.
The average person makes $20 a month.
The government guarantees everyone a quarter of a chicken every two weeks, 10 eggs a month for city-dwellers and eight eggs for country dwellers, "Because they can own chickens of their own," Steve said.
Although they saw cows in pastures, the populace diet consisted primarily of seafood, chicken and pork – if they could afford it.
The government provides lodging, but most buildings have no glass in the windows or hanging doors. Cubans spend 80 percent of their $20 government check on food the government doesn't provide.
"[The government does] realize they have problems," Steve said. "They started allowing individual property rights – but how are they going to do that?"
Public restrooms had no toilet seats – "You sat on the porcelain," and toilet paper was provided – for a price.
"A lady stood at the door with her hand out – for a coin," Larry said. "Put a coin in her hand and you get a few sheets of toilet paper."
The travelers saw a beautiful country, met friendly people and experienced a different type of life.
"It was a good trip – we enjoyed it, but we sure were glad to get home," Larry said. "I don't want to go back until after Castro dies."
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Our patients interact with many doctors during treatment, but rarely do they meet the specialist who plays a critical role in the outcome: the neuropathologist who diagnoses their brain tumor or abnormality by analyzing tissue samples. Precise diagnosis is what drives patient decisions and therapy.
With more than 120 brain tumor types and disorders, if the pathology is wrong, everything that follows will likely be incorrect as well. About 75 percent of the information used to make treatment decisions at Roswell Park comes from the Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine. Because brain tumors account for fewer than 5 percent of all cancers, most pathologists see very few of them over the course of their careers. That's why a specialized pathologist, called a neuropathologist, is best equipped to recognize and interpret what shows up under the microscope, and to contribute to an effective treatment plan.
By analyzing tumor tissue obtained from a biopsy or following resection (surgical removal of the lesion), our neuropathologist, one of only 400 in the U.S., identifies the specific tumor type, classifies it and determines its World Health Organization (WHO) grade, which indicates how aggressive the tumor is likely to be. The cells will also be tested for tumor markers or chromosome abnormalities, which can help predict whether a specific brain tumor patient is likely to respond to chemotherapy.
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No-Melt Mylar Template material is a great tool for making simple applique shapes, such as circles for berries, petals, and fruit as well as simple leaf shapes. The method I'll show you here uses spray starch--the heat from the iron would melt most plastics, but no-melt mylar will hold up to two or three uses before the plastic begins to warp a bit.
Two brands of no-melt mylar are Dritz and Wrights, and the plastic is sold in sheets. JoAnn's and many other quilting and craft stores carry at least one brand, usually in the quilting notions section of the store.
The first step is to trace the applique shape onto the plastic. Since the plastic is opaque, the shape can usually be easily seen through the material for tracing. The difficulty is finding a pen, pencil, or other method that will work on the plastic. I often use a fine line permanent marker, although the ink requires a certain amount of "setting" time to dry and will wipe off with use. Here in the photo below, I've drawn simple petal shapes on the mylar.
Next, cut the mylar shapes and trace them onto the "wrong" side of the fabric. Many of the shapes that work well with mylar have no "right" or "wrong" side, but be aware that you may need to determine which way to flip the mylar template with any directional pieces.
Once the shape of the template is traced, trim the fabric approximately 1/4" outside the drawn line. Using a simple gathering/basting stitch, run a single thread as close to the cut edge as possible without risking fabric fraying--usually a little more than 1/8" outside the drawn line.
Make sure to leave "tails" for tying at the beginning and at the end.
Place the template in the center of the fabric and gather the stitches by pulling on both "tails." Keeping the thread as tightly gathered as possible, knot the ends.
The "right" side of the prepared piece should be smooth of wrinkles and gathers.
Once all of the pieces are prepared to this point, get out the spray starch and a towel or piece of fabric to protect your ironing surface from starch build up. Set the iron on the cotton setting. Spray applique pieces front and back, spraying rather heavily; let starch soak into the fabric. Press with hot iron front and back until they are fairly dry to touch.
Set the pieces aside and allow to completely dry.
Sorry this photo is a bit fuzzy, but once the starched fabric is completely dry, snip the gathering thread and pop out the template plastic. The fabric should maintain its shape fairly well.
The same method can be used for leaves or other oblong shapes with gentle curves. I find that beginning my gathering stitch at the flatter "top" part of the leaf yields the best results.
Applique pieces prepared in this manner can be sewn in a number of ways. One of the applications is as I've used them here--pinning the shapes in place and sewing them onto a background while quilting all layers at the same time.
One final tip--save your plastic template pieces to reuse in other projects and designs. Happy appliqueing!


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Why another conference and trade show? To provide an additional opportunity for you to get the information you need. . .network with the people you need to know. . .and check out current technologies and services. . .to help you be more effective and your company more profitable.
I'm very excited because conferences and trade shows are among my favorite activities. I've been to all kinds of events. I've been a committeeman, speaker, exhibitor, and attendee. I have been crushed by the crowd, cooked by body heat in small meeting rooms, frozen by air conditioning in auditoriums, and awed and embarrassed by speakers. I have had an opportunity to question the famous and not so famous in press conferences and question and answer sessions. And I've enjoyed every minute of it. Perhaps that is why I became a reporter and editor—to have an opportunity to participate in technical conferences and trade shows every month of the year.
Not everyone is as fortunate as I am when it comes to attending conferences. You probably have tighter time constraints and a more restricted travel budget than I do. So you have to choose. mainTech South '98 will provide another choice (we think the best choice), perhaps a better mix of topics and exhibits for your needs, and possibly be held closer to home.
The program is designed to cover the business and technology of maintenance management. You will be able to choose from 30 sessions presented in five simultaneous tracks: corporate strategy, maintenance and reliability operations, condition assessment technologies, information management technologies, and the human side of managing change. Check out the article on page 32 for more information.
This year's event is set up to provide a conference with enabling content delivered in seminar, panel, and case study formats by over 100 practitioners and experts. A series of educational workshops has been planned for the day preceding the conference. It has all been designed to support the action-oriented manager.
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Theoroi: (pronounced thee-uh-roy): The Greek word for ambassadors of the arts
Theoroi, a project of The Schubert Club, aims to cultivate the next generation of Twin Cities arts audiences by engaging a select group of arts ambassadors in a curated season of diverse arts performances and sparking curiosity about the arts through the use of social media.
Members of this group (all in their 20s and 30s) attend a "sampler package" of 10 performing arts events across the Twin Cities to get a wide variety of cultural experiences. The group then uses social media to share their experiences with their own social network.
Members attend each arts event as a group sharing their collective experience and building friendships. In addition to the performances, opportunities for additional enrichment, such as conversations with artists or backstage tours are arranged for the group before or after each event.
The arts organizations included in current and past seasons include VocalEssence, Minnesota Opera, The Schubert Club, Walker Art Center, Dakota Jazz Club, Jungle Theater, Mixed Blood, Ordway , SPCO, & James Sewell Ballet, among others.
Much like the Theoroi of Ancient Greece whose job it was to journey to festivals as ambassadors and announce and invite others to these celebrations, the members of Schubert Club's Theoroi act as ambassadors of the arts by spreading the word about their cultural experiences through interactive social media outlets of their choice, such as Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, etc.
Photos from Previous Theoroi Gatherings
Schedule of Events
- September 5 – Welcome Reception
- September 12 – Arts Partnership Young Professionals Social
- September 28 – Dave Holland Prism at the Dakota
- October 3 – Social Media Tutorial & Happy Hour
- October 27 – VocalEssence at Orchestra Hall
- November 25 – Rokia Traoré at The Cedar Cultural Center
- December 14 – Dark & Stormy Productions: The Receptionist
- January 12 – Hilary Hahn and Hauschka: Silfra
- January 28 – Mid Season Happy Hour
- February 7 – Wits: Andy Richter & Neko Case
- March 27- Companhia Urbana de Dança at Walker Art Center
- April 12- The Minnesota Opera: The Magic Flute
- June 5- Guthrie Theater: Crimes of the Heart
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Crusaders Fall to Indiana State 3-1
Friday, September 27, 2002Two goals in the first 11 minutes proved to be more than enough as Indiana State defeated Valparaiso 3-1 on Friday afternoon in Terre Haute, Ind.
Nichole Tiggs scored at the 6:56 mark to put the Sycamores up 1-0, and Ashlie Voerg followed up with a goal at 11:00.
Lindsay Holley (Waldorf, Md./Westlake H.S.) scored her team-leading third goal of the season at 20:44 to cut the lead in half, but Casey Kluesner added an insurance goal in the 69th minute as Indiana State secured the victory.
Indiana State outshot the Crusaders 26-9 for the match that saw just ten fouls called, six on Valpo and four on the Sycamores.
Kristen Templin (Madison, Wis./Middleton H.S.) made ten saves for the Brown and Gold while Carey Patton made four for Indiana State.
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Freshman Bryce Owens scored just 2
points but dished
out 10 assists. Tara Johnson and Ashlee Pierson led Eastern with
six apiece.
ENMU took a 5-2
at the 16:42
mark of the first half but UNM responded with a 12-0 run over
the next 7:25.
And eventually led 23-18 at halftime.
New Mexico shot
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played hard," said
head coach Yvonne Sanchez. "They did a nice job. We were a
little tentative I thought."
Sanchez again
used the
exhibition to take a closer look at her first-year Lobos and
also at potential
combinations she might use during the regular-season hoop wars.
Owens led UNM
in minutes played with 28 and ten Lobos logged double-figure
"I played a lot
of players
so it probably wasn't a great flow in the first half," said
Sanchez. "(But) it
gave me an opportunity to see what I needed to see off certain
Second half we came in with just more of a regular rotation and
then played better.
Didn't shoot offensively well, but you know those games are
going to happen and
we have to rely on our defense. I thought our defense picked it
up in the
second half."
Senior Jourdan
Erskine led
the Lobos with rebounds, pulling down nine. Vaughn finished with
five and
freshmen Khadijah Shumpert and Brea Mitchell each pulled down
four rebounds.
UNM finished
with 30 points
in the paint to 16 for the Zias and the Lobos got 26 points off
the bench while
the ENMU subs finished with 19 points.
Durbin shot
4-of-8 from the
field while and Chinyere Nnaji went 3-3 to score six points.
"Those shots we
today, we shoot every day at practice," said Sanchez. "I think
there's just
some nerves there. Every single day we're still got to work at
shooting and
getting that shot better."
The Lobo women
regular-season play on Friday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. in The Pit vs.
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text: Developing the Person as a Whole Regis College's Core Studies is designed to help students understand and explore the Jesuit question, "How ought we to live?" Regis' Jesuit, liberal arts education is rooted in the value of developing the person as a whole and becoming part of something bigger than ourselves. Regis' students are encouraged to become engaged citizens and become a part of the local community. Candidates for baccalaureate degrees are required to complete the following Core Studies requirements. In addition, departmental requirements for the major listed alphabetically in this section also must be met to earn the baccalaureate degree. What isthe Core?FoundationalCoreDistributiveCoreIntegrativeCore The Regis College Core: "How Ought We to Live? Derived from the University Mission Statement, the above question is reaffirmed as the organizing theme of the Core curriculum. Every course in the Core is designed to help students understand, explore, and live this question. Regis University recognizes that in today's diverse and complex world, education cannot be limited to one field of study. Instead, it is the goal of the University to give each student a full range of academic exposure. Building upon a 450 year educational tradition, our core education is grounded in a Jesuit and Catholic vision of human development. Through its emphasis on active learning and reflective thinking, the core education should broaden a student's capacity to make critical judgments in a wide range of areas. To this end, Regis College requires that each student complete a liberal arts core curriculum. Regis University's mission is to develop leaders in the service of others. Therefore, the Regis College Core Curriculum is firmly rooted in the Regis University Core Philosophy Statement. The Core Curriculum is guided by the framework of the Characteristics of the Core Educational Experience: Development of the Whole Person, Academic Challenge, Liberal Arts Foundation, Integration, Ethical Inquiry and Reflection, Spirituality and Religion, Concern for Justice, Global Awareness and Leadership. All Core courses will challenge students to reflect on tradition, continuity, and change while celebrating the essential goodness of the world, the compatibility of faith and reason, and the joy of learning. Through the Foundational Core, with its emphasis on rhetorical skills (writing, speaking, reading and listening), to the Distributive Core with its focus on key modes of scholarly inquiry and discovery, to the Integrative Core, which connects new learning with prior knowledge and personal experience across disciplines, the Core encourages students to become lifelong learners in the Jesuit tradition. Core Repeatability Policy Students who fail any Core course (with the exception of RCC 200) must repeat the same course in a subsequent semester for which the failing grade was received. Students failing RCC 200 must take EN 203 in order to complete their composition requirement. Students are subject to the Repeat Grade Improvement Option guidelines as outlined in the General Information section of the Bulletin. Core Transfer Policy RCC 200, Writing Analytically, fulfills the writing requirement for the Core. All first-year students, including those with AP credit in English Composition, must take RCC 200. All transfer students with fewer than 17 semester hours of transfer credit must take RCC 200. Transfer students with 17 semester hours or more of transfer credit who do not have an English composition course must take EN 203 -- Intermediate Composition or, with written permission of the Associate Dean for Core, RCC 200. Transfer students with 17 hours or more of transfer credit, including an English composition course or its equivalent, are not required to take either RCC 200 or EN 203. Transfer students with 60 or more hours of transfer credit may substitute no more than two courses for the integrative core (RCC 400D, RCC 410E, RCC 420J, RCC 430M). Students cannot waive the requirements; they may substitute upper-division, thematically similar courses for up to two of the integrative core requirements. The First Year Experience (6 credits) is a two course sequence taken in the fall and spring of the first year. These courses introduce Regis College students to the idea of a Jesuit liberal arts education by foregrounding the guiding question for our core curriculum: "How ought we to live?" within the context of the Jesuit vision of a liberated human life. These small seminars develop competencies in writing, speaking, critical thinking and research. The First Year Experience introduces students to the Regis Mission and the Jesuit vision for liberal arts education, nurturing the life of the mind, within an environment conducive to effective learning and personal development. These courses also provide foundational knowledge of the arts, sciences or humanities for the remainder of the core. The spring term course will satisfy the distributive requirement in its discipline (for example, a spring term PL course will satisfy the core Philosophy requirement). Fall Term RCC 200 - Writing Analytically This course is a writing-intensive seminar required for all students in the Fall of their first year at Regis. It focuses on critical reading, thinking and writing, and serves as an orientation to college life. Credits: 3SH RCC 200A - Writing Analytically for Commitment Program Students This course is a writing-intensive seminar required for all Commitment Program students in the Fall of their first year at Regis. It focuses on critical reading, thinking, and writing, and serves as an orientation to college life. There is a service learning requirement for this course. Credits: 3SH RCC 200H - Honors Writing Seminar This course begins a five-semester honors sequence of historically recursive seminars that bring the traditions of Christianity and classical learning into fruitful engagement with new developments in thought and culture. It examines the timeless struggle between reason and emotion, mind and heart, situating the conversation within an ongoing dialog on the nature of education and a university's role in fostering it. Credits: 3SH Spring Term RCC 200B - Writing Analytically for Commitment Program Students This course is a continuation of RCC 200A and is a reading and writing seminar which focuses on research writing. There is a service learning requirement for this course. Credits: 3SH RCC 300H - Tradition and Innovation (for Honors Program Students) This course is the second in a five-semester honors sequence, and draws upon the intellectual tradition commonly called the humanities—an interdisciplinary blend of literature, art/music history, philosophy, history, film, and so on—as it investigates the play between tradition and innovation in the human story. It emphasizes critical analysis and writing competence. Credits: 3SH Communicative Intensive Distributive Core Courses PL 270C – Philosophical Explorations Philosophical Explorations invites students to enter into the rich, millennia old, philosophical conversation. As participants in this ongoing conversation, students will learn to question and develop their beliefs about the central issues of life, to clarify and modify their pre-suppositions, to grow in critical thinking, and to experience an intellectual conversion to responsible and reflective thinking. RT 201C – Religion and the Human Quest Religion and the Human Quest engages approaches drawn from the academic study of religion, and challenges students to participate in critical reflection on religious traditions and the quest for personal and social wholeness. FAC 200C – Art in Culture Art in Culture introduces the visual arts as an expression of human values within a cultural context and develops a visual vocabulary and critical methods for evaluating and responding to art. FAC 255C - Music of the 20th Century A survey of classical music in the western world in the twentieth century. Covers trends such as modality, atonality, serialism, neoclassicism, experimental music, and electronic and computer music and the social contexts surrounding these movements. COM 210C – Speech Communication Speech Communication provides an overview of the process of communication and introduces Communication theory. It also offers practical training in the fundamentals of effective presentation for individuals in both public speaking and group communication settings, and emphasizes discussion of contemporary issues and the analysis of public discourse. MT 270C – Introduction to Statistics Introduction to Statistics presents standard topics in introductory statistics for students whose major is not mathematics. Topics include descriptive statistic, probability distributions, estimations, hypothesis testing, linear regression and correlation, etc. MT 272C – Statistics for the Life Sciences Statistics for the Life Sciences presents introductory statistics emphasizing application in biology, psychology, neuroscience, and kinesiology. Includes descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, regression, t-tests, Chi-square, and ANOVA with particular emphasis to analysis using p-scores. PY 250C – General Psychology General Psychology introduces the science of behavior and mental processes through a systematic study of representative areas of psychology. The Distributive Core (40 to 46 credits) represents a variety of offerings in disciplines that provide the underpinning of a solid liberal arts education. These specifically designed core courses within the following areas of study expose students to a wide range of academic disciplines, perennial questions, and methods of inquiry that broadens a student's ability to make informed, critical judgments. A current and updated list of approved courses is available in the Regis College Dean's Office. Economic Systems EC 200 or EC 320 AND EC 330 Credits: 3 to 6 SH Fine Arts Any 200-Level FAC course, FAHS 211, FAHS 212 Credits: 3 SH Foreign Language (FR, GR, LT, SP) Two classes in one language Credits: 6 to 8 SH Literature EN 250 Credits: 3 SH Mathematics MT 204, MT 270, MT 270C, MT 272, MT 272C, MT 360A, MT 360B Credits: 3 to 4 SH Natural Science with Lab (AS, BL, ENVS, GE, NS, PH) AS 250/251, BL204/205, BL 208/209, BL 216/217, BL 260/261, BL 262/263, ENVS 250/251 GE 208/209, PH 202A/205A, PH 204A/205A, NS 260/261 Credits: 4 SH History Any 200-level HS course Credits: 3 SH Philosophy PL 270, PL 270C, PL 270H Credits: 3 SH Religious Studies RT 201 OR RT 201C, AND any 300-level RT course Credits: 6 SH Social Sciences (AN, CR, ED, PJ, POL,.PY, SO, WS) AN 204 , ED 204 , POL 215, POL 231, POL 241, PY 250, PY 250C, PY 250H SO 200, SO 203, SO 204 Credits: 3 SH Public Speaking COM 210 Credits: 3 SH ***For complete course descriptions, see the Regis College Bulletin The Integrative Core (12 credits): Students take four upper division interdisciplinary courses in their junior and senior years. These integrated courses build on the intellectual and skill development of the Foundational and Distributive Core, and are focused around essential themes expressed by Regis' Mission and the Regis College Core Philosophy Statement: Diversity and Cultural Tradition; Global Environmental Awareness; Justice and the Common Good; and Search for Meaning. These courses are deliberately value-laden, emphasizing, where appropriate, Jesuit and Catholic values and understandings. They aim at developing leaders in service to others. Courses may include shared texts, team-taught approaches and community-based learning and internships. IMPORTANT NOTE: As of Fall 2009, the Regis College Core Curriculum has changed. Students entering BEFORE Fall 2009 – Substitute one 400-level Integrative Core Seminar for each Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Seminar that you HAVE NOT completed with a passing grade. If you took a Sophomore Seminar but not a Junior or Senior Seminar, you need TWO additional 400-level Integrative Core Seminars from any category. If you took a Sophomore and Junior Seminar but not a Senior Seminar, you need ONE additional 400-level Integrative Core Seminar from any category. If you took a Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Seminar, NO additional Integrative Core Seminars are required. Students entering FALL 2009 OR AFTER - Need to take ONE Integrative Core Seminar from EACH category These integrated courses cross disciplinary boundaries and combine multiple competencies. Though individual courses approach these themes from a variety of perspectives, each course is organized around one of the following themes: *Please note that the below core studies requirements, along with the completed major, minor and general elective courses must total at least 128 credit hours for a Regis College degree. RCC 400D - Diversity and Cultural Tradition These courses will explore issues of diversity by examining the issues of groups that historically have been oppressed. Fundamental questions about diversity and in particular how the self and others constitute our global society will be examined. Credits: 3SH RCC 410E - Global Environmental Awareness These courses examine the social, historic, political, and economic principles that have led to our current environmental status; they also consider the possibility that artistic, behavioral, communicative, and philosophical thought can address these problems. Credits: 3SH RCC 420J - Justice and the Common Good These courses explore the concept and application of justice in relation to the common good. Multiple perspectives and disciplines offer critical examination of the theory and practice of justice for all. Credits: 3SH RCC 430M - Search for Meaning These courses are intended to engage students in sustained reflection about the elements of the human condition that promote or hinder our well-being, both individually and communally. They should foster a critical evaluation of the personal beliefs—ethical, religious, political, and social—that shape students' interpretations about the meaning of their lives. They should also evaluate how these beliefs develop in dialogue with other sources—drawn from history, tradition, and society—as we seek to answer the question "how ought we to live?" Credits: 3SH


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Chris Summers, left, and Alexandre Bolduc congratulate Rob Klinkhammer, center, on a goal in a Pirates game. They may soon be congratulating each other on food they've cooked.
By Dennis Hoey
Staff Writer
Playing hockey may come naturally to members of the Portland Pirates. But preparing a healthy meal?
It's an entirely different sport.
That's why the owners of the Phoenix Coyotes -- the Pirates' National Hockey League affiliate -- have arranged for 14 Portland Pirates to participate in a course on healthy cooking.
The course, to be given Tuesday at Southern Maine Community College, aims to improve the players' nutritional intake and make them healthier.
It also will give the young men an experience some have never had: cooking for themselves.
"Phoenix would like their players to eat healthy and cook healthy," said Chris Knoblock, spokesman for the Portland Pirates, the Coyotes' American Hockey League affiliate. "We are talking about a group of young men in their early 20s who don't know how to cook."
The players will meet at SMCC in South Portland to be schooled by Jill Hannaford, executive chef at the college's McKernan Center.
Matt Wickenheiser, SMCC's spokesman, said the Pirates' introduction to cooking will cover food preparation techniques, baking fish, working with parchments, sauteing, steaming vegetables, toasting almonds, making a vinaigrette, measuring and working with dough.
Hannaford will also review the various cuts of beef, chicken and fish to help players choose healthy, affordable portions when they go to the grocery store.
At the end of the four-hour course, each player will receive a playbook of sorts, with recipes, basic cooking guidelines, measuring instructions and nutritional tips.
The players will get to sample what they prepare, including wine and herb tilapia fish in parchment bundles; grilled teriyaki beef skewers with peppers, scallions and mushrooms; steamed broccoli and carrot medley; and organic green salad with garnishes and balsamic vinaigrette.
"For the most part, these are young guys who are living alone," said Knoblock.
Many started playing professional hockey as soon as they left high school.
"These guys are hockey players. That is their life goal," Knoblock said.
He said most of the players rent houses in Maine during the hockey season. The Pirates play a total of 76 games, half of them out of state, and the players almost always travel by bus. Lifestyles with so much travel can foster poor eating habits.
SMCC offers training for various industries, but has never done such a culinary class, said Julie Chase, associate dean for business and community partnerships, the division that offers non-credit cooking courses.
"As always, we love a unique challenge, and want to be responsive to whatever area businesses need to support their work force training," Chase said in a statement. "I'd love to see if we could do similar programs for the other teams, like the Sea Dogs and Red Claws."
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A South Indian state. Bordered by Pondicherry, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. And has Indian Ocean in the south. Major cities are Chennai(capital), Coimbatore and Madurai.
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March 17, 2003
The MCA''s permanent collection includes works by Alexander Calder, Sol LeWit, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, and Ed Paschke. While the permanent collection is interesting, it pales when compared to that of New York''s MOMA. I personally enjoy the temporary exhibits more, as there is always something fresh and unique on display. You can see architectural exhibits, full-scale sculptures and exhibition spaces, and video arts. Perhaps the display of emerging art trends is the whole point of a contemporary art museum.
Kleihues'' design is very dry and minimalist, which allows the art to sing. A high staircase fronts the main west facade, and in the evening the voids of the glass windows create an interesting contrast with the dark frame of the building. The skylit main atrium is four stories high and is a good orientation place. The most interesting element is the grand interior staircase that wraps around a almond-shaped space above a fish pool. If you do not want to climb the considerable main stairs, you can also enter via the ground floor entry, where you can run into the auditorium, classrooms, and lavatories.
Puck''s at the MCA is the name-brand cafe with pleasant views of the lake and sculpture garden when the weather permits al fresco dining. The MCA Store occupies two levels and has some interesting books and artistic collectibles for purchase. The MCA hosts "First Fridays", when the museum is open late the first Friday of every month. For a nightclub-like entry fee, you can get snacks from Puck''s, experience a guest band or performer, and see lots of artsy wannabees. Oh, and you can enjoy the latest art exhibit too.
The MCA is closed on Mondays but is free and open until 8pm on Tuesdays. As an added plus, the coat check is free (it is one dollar at the Art Institute). It has a prime location just a block east of the revered Water Tower landmark.
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Why Design Now?: Eco-Laboratory
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At a recent salon sponsored by Urban Green, industry pros discussed new strategies and the changing landscape for achieving energy efficiency in buildings that have long been exempt from such standards – museums and galleries.
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This Friday, April 22, is Earth Day. On April 20, 1970, the first Earth day celebration was launched. It sparked a momentum credited with launching the modern environmental movement and the creation of many environmental laws, such as the landmark Clean Air, Clean Water, and Endangered Species Acts
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James Carpenter Design Associates opened their studio doors to Cooper-Hewitt Members on October 6. Members were captivated by the 'show and tell' of prismatic effects of transmitted and reflected light.
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This is the second of the grand challenges posed by Secretary Wayne Clough for the new strategic plan of the Smithsonian, with the explanatory sentence: "We will use our resources across scientific museums and centers to significantly advance our knowledge and understanding of life on earth, respond to the growing threat of environmental change, and sustain human well-being."
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It is amazing how one venue can hold so many hot men in one place dancing, playing, and having an all around great time. If we could harness all the heat and energy that is being expelled during the Black Party, you could easily power the city for a week!
Dr. Vince Pellegrino has PhDs in educational theater and drama therapy from New York University and is a board-certified psychotherapist in New York City and Connecticut. He teaches communications at Hofstra University. He is currently working on a book, Gay Communication Game, about "Gayspeak"; an interactive TV program featuring real-time therapy sessions is in development.


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Subshrub, shrub, vine, or small tree
Leaves opposite, simple or compound; stipules generally 0
Flower: calyx tube fused to ovary, limb generally 5-lobed; corolla radial or bilateral, rotate to cylindric, generally 5-lobed; stamens generally 5, epipetalous, alternate corolla lobes; ovary inferior, 15-chambered, style l
Fruit: berry, drupe, or capsule
Genera in family: ± 12 genera, 450 species: especially n temp
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Valerianaceae (and Dispaceae); Sambucus, Viburnum recently treated in Adoxaceae
Stem decumbent to erect, slender
Leaf simple, deciduous, small, short-petioled; blade generally elliptic to round, some often ± lobed
Inflorescence: generally raceme, generally ± terminal, generally few-flowered; flower subtended by 2 fused bractlets
Flower ± radial; hypanthium ± spheric; calyx with 5-toothed, persistent limb; corolla bell-shaped to ± salverform, generally 5-lobed, white or pink, often ± hairy inside; nectaries 15, ± basal; stamens generally included; ovary chambers 4, styles generally included, stigma head-shaped
Fruit generally berry-like, generally white
Seeds 2 (1 per lateral ovary chamber), ± oblong, planoconvex
Species in genus: ± 10 species: North America, 1 in China
Etymology: (Greek: to bear fruit together, the berries borne in clusters)
Reference: [Jones 1940 J Arnold Arbor 21:201252]
Plant 612 dm, stiff, puberulent
Stem: old bark shredding
Leaf: blade 820 mm, paler and more prominently veined below
Inflorescence: flowers 12 in axils
Flower: calyx limb flaring, lobes deep, irregular, margin generally transparent; corolla 610 mm, narrowly bell-shaped, pink or white, middle 1/3 of tube lightly hairy, upper 1/3 glabrous, lobes ± erect, ± 1/51/3 corolla length; nectaries below all 5 lobes; style glabrous
Fruit 812 mm, ovoid
Seeds 46 mm
Ecology: Slopes, ridges, open places in forest
Elevation: 11003300 m.
Bioregional distribution: Cascade Range, Sierra Nevada, Southwestern California, Great Basin Floristic Province, Desert Mountains
Distribution outside California: to Washington, Wyoming, Colorado, w Texas
Synonyms: S. vaccinioides Rydb
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