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Hulbert breezed into the third round via an opening round bye and a straight game victory over Brown's Daren Kleiner The other seeds had an equally easy time in advancing Top-ranked Alicia McConnell, the UPenn superstar, disposed of Williams's Barbara Reiffer in a lopsided win and added injury to insult by sending Reiffer to UHS with a bleeding wound above her left eye.
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The loss drops Kaye into the second consolation tourney, a tournament which she won last year.
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Although suffering a temporary lapse in the second game which she lost 16 14. Harrison was invincible the rest of the time dropping only 20 points over three games. The Harvard junior won by taking command of the court forcing Galambos into corners and turning her opponent's apparent winners into near winners through anticipation and quick movements.
As for Corrigan, Harvard's talented number three player coasted to straight game wins over Dartmouth's Leslie Subak and Brown's Perrin Tingley. However, she faces stiffer competition today in the form of Princeton's Joanne Sherry, the journey's seventh seed.
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The Awakening : Book 03, Chapter 03
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(1828 - 1910) ~ Father of Christian Anarchism : In 1861, during the second of his European tours, Tolstoy met with Proudhon, with whom he exchanged ideas. Inspired by the encounter, Tolstoy returned to Yasnaya Polyana to found thirteen schools that were the first attempt to implement a practical model of libertarian education. (From : Anarchy Archives.)
• "People who take part in Government, or work under its direction, may deceive themselves or their sympathizers by making a show of struggling; but those against whom they struggle (the Government) know quite well, by the strength of the resistance experienced, that these people are not really pulling, but are only pretending to." (From : "A Letter to Russian Liberals," by Leo Tolstoy, Au....)
• "There are people (we ourselves are such) who realize that our Government is very bad, and who struggle against it." (From : "A Letter to Russian Liberals," by Leo Tolstoy, Au....)
• "It usually happens that when an idea which has been useful and even necessary in the past becomes superfluous, that idea, after a more or less prolonged struggle, yields its place to a new idea which was till then an ideal, but which thus becomes a present idea." (From : "Patriotism and Government," by Leo Tolstoy, May 1....)
Book 03, Chapter 03
The influence exerted by Maria Pablovna over Katiousha was due to the fact that Katiousha loved Maria Pablovna. There was another influence—that of Simonson, and that was due to the fact that Simonson loved Katiousha.
Simonson decided everything by the light of his reason, and having once decided upon a thing, he never swerved. While yet a student he made up his mind that the wealth of his father, who was an officer of the Commissary Department, was dishonestly accumulated. He then declared to him that his wealth ought to be returned to the people. And when he was reprimanded he left the house and refused to avail himself of his father's means. Having come to the conclusion that all evil can be traced to the people's ignorance, he joined the Democrats, on leaving the university, and obtaining the position of village teacher, he boldly preached before his pupils and the peasants that which he considered to be just, and denounced that which he considered unjust and false.
He was arrested and prosecuted.
During the trial he decided that the court had no right to judge him, and said so. The judges disagreeing with him and proceeding with the trial, he concluded not to answer their questions and remained silent. He was sentenced to exile in the Government of Archangel. There he formulated a religious creed defining all his actions. According to this religious teaching nothing in the world is dead, there is life in everything; all those things which we consider dead, inorganic, are but parts of a huge organic body which we cannot embrace, and that, as a part of a huge organism, man's aim should be to conserve the life of that organism and the lives of all its parts. He therefore considered it a crime to destroy life; was [Pg 295]against war, executions, the killing in any manner not only of human beings, but of animals. He also had his theory of marriage, according to which the breeding of people was man's lower function, his higher function consisting in conserving life already existing. He found confirmation of this idea in the existence of phagocites in the blood. Bachelors, according to him, were the same phagocites whose function was to help the weak, sickly parts of the organism. And true to his convictions, he had been performing this function since he became convinced of the truth of the theory, although as a youth he had led a different life. He called himself, as well as Maria Pablovna, a phagocite of the world.
His love for Katiousha did not violate this theory, since it was purely platonic. He assumed that such love not only did not prevent his phagocite activity, but aided it.
And it was this man who, falling in love with Katiousha, had a decisive influence over her. With the instincts of a woman, Maslova soon discovered it, and the consciousness that she could arouse the feeling of love in such a remarkable man raised her in her own estimation. Nekhludoff offered to marry her out of magnanimity, and the obligation for the past, but Simonson loved her as she was now, and loved her simply because he loved her. She felt, besides, that he considered her an unusual woman, distinguished from all other women, and possessing high moral qualities. She did not know exactly what those qualities were, but, at all events, not to deceive him, she endeavored with all her power to call forth her best qualities and, necessarily, be as good as she could be.
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Labor Day Week 2011
Each summer, I meet up with my Dad and younger brothers for our annual Trout fishing expedition to the Rocky Mountains. In 2005 we discovered the Cody Wyoming area and have tried to return each year since to fly fish the North Fork Shoshone River. In years past we camped in the National Forest campgrounds and fished the river only above the forest boundary. With the recent Grizzly Bear incidents in the area, the past couple of summers we have stayed at various lodging facilities in the Wapiti Valley.
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On the first day, in about an hour I hooked into half a dozen really nice trout, and landed four of them. They were all over 20 inches in length, and came from the outside bend on a big Stone Nymph under an indicator. My dad and brothers were also hooking into and landing nice sized trout. Dad had one break his 2X leader trying to keep it out of the riffles. We were using 2X leaders that let us put good pressure on the fish and land them quickly.
A couple days later, my brother Nick and I got up early and went down to Linda's River bend. We got on the water around 9:00am and started prospecting with nymphs under indicators waiting for the bugs to get active. We landed a handful of solid 16 inch trout, which we started calling "the little guys".
Around 9:30 a hatch of what looked like PMD's started coming off and trout were rising to them. Nick tied on a size 18 PMD and started landing fish pretty regularly. I hadn't tied any PMD's for this trip, so I started throwing a size 18 yellow humpy, which managed to fool a couple of the "little guys".
The morning rise stopped around 10:30am, so wondering what to do next, I tied on a size 10 yellow foam hopper to see if it might be approaching "hopper time". What followed was absolutely the most incredible trout fishing action I have ever experienced! I was fishing the run just below the bend, and in 2 hours time I landed and released EIGHTEEN trout on that little yellow hopper. The smallest trout measured 18 inches in length and most were over 20 inches with several pushing the 24-inch mark! I "long distance released" (LDR'd) at least a dozen more big fish during that time as well. I was using my 10' 6wt and I was still having a heck of a time fighting those fish. Nick was catching plenty of trout on smaller pink-bellied foam hoppers , and we had multiple double hook-ups going on during that incredible frenzied action.
A couple days later, we decided to see what the evening action was like on Linda's river bend. Apparently we had educated the fish on fake hoppers, because for the most part they wanted nothing to do with them. Dad and Greg fished the bend section, and they both were getting into good fish. Dad had yet another monster break off, and Greg landed a couple of the nicest looking 20-inch plus Yellowstone Cutthroats I have ever seen.
The Stagecoach River Ranch is just over three miles up-river from Gibbs Bridge at the mouth of the reservoir. Being closer to the reservoir means the big fish will show up earlier in the season, and there will be greater numbers of them still migrating through the property later in the season. We were glad Linda requested we follow a Catch and Release / Barbless Hook policy on her stretch of the river, and that she didn't allow float trip guides to anchor there either.
We hope to stay at the Stagecoach River Ranch next year and many years into the future, so please don't go ruining it for all of us by being an irresponsible idiot. Lets all keep her river clean of trash and debris, and be ethical regarding the Wyoming Game & Fish Department's Special Regulations for the North Fork Shoshone River.
Linda, thanks again for a fantastic week in Wild Wyoming!
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Opening & Closing Dates of Badrinath Temple
Badrinath Temple of Uttarakhand is among the four shrines of Char Dham of Uttarakhand. It is among the most visited temples of Uttarakhand which remains open for the pilgrims from May to November. The temple remains closed during the winters when the deity is worshiped at Nar Singh Temple in Joshimath.
Badrinath Temple Opening Date 2019
This year, the portals of Shri Badrinath Temple were thrown open for the pilgrims on 10th May 2019 in the early morning hours at 4:15 am. The temple would remain open till mid-November 2019 this year.
Badrinath Temple opening date 2019: 10 May 2019, 4:15 AM
Opening Date of Badrinath Dham for 2020 Yatra Season will be updated later. Keep visiting this page for more updates on opening and closing dates.
Badrinath Temple Closing Date 2019
When is the opening and closing dates of Badrinath Temple announced?
The opening date of Badrinath temple is announced on Basant Panchmi and closing dates are declared on the day of Vijayadashmi (Dusshera).


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Lughnasa Harvest Moon
Lughnasa and the Harvest Moon. We are in the season of reaping what has been sown. From the first of August or so until Samain on October 31st gathering in is the main theme on the Great Wheel. The fall equinox, Mabon, is near. September 22nd. It comes with the Harvest Moon, that fluke of planetary dynamics that has lit up farm fields at just the right moment for as long humans have been farming.
No longer a Midwesterner, I don't see the combines in the long rectangles of wheat, the corn pickers going through the tall stands of sturdy green, the hay balers saving alfalfa and timothy for feed. There are no ads here for hay rides through the apple orchards, no pick your own gardens for late season fruits. That sort of agriculture depends on rain and once past the 100th parallel, oops now the 105th as the arid West creeps eastward across the Great Plains, average rainfall becomes less, often much less than 20 inches a year.
Here fall and Mabon announce themselves in the gold of the aspen, jewel like groves set among larger stands of forever green lodgepole pine. Along the mountain streams Maxwell, Cub, Bear some dogwood flashes bright red. Low lying marshy areas turn a green gold and the cattail spikes stand proudly. Too, the mule deer and elk begin to come down from their summer fields, following food. There will be, in a week or two, the elk rut, with that strangled sound the bull elks make, a bugle. There will also be many more tourists here this week and next. The come for the jewels on the mountain sides, scenes I can see from my study window.
The Great Wheel turns, but its turning is the original local expressing a universal. Here the golden aspen in the Midwest the great harvest machines lumbering through fields. In the Midwest stunning colors here a dichromatic palette. How the harvest season manifests depends on weather and here in the Rockies altitude. Pikes Peak and Mt. Rosalie near Bailey, for instance, have already had their first snow, passing out of the harvest season.
The expression of the season also depends on the plant species that have adapted themselves to a particular locale. One dominant deciduous tree, the aspen, makes our montane ecosystem much different from the remnants of the great woods that dominates the Midwest. Then there are the animals. Pheasants in the Dakotas and Nebraska. Elk and mule deer on the Front Range. Coordinates matter, too. Fall is different here at latitude 39 degrees than in, say, Warroad, Minnesota at 49 degrees. The other marker, the longitude, we've already referred to.
I celebrate the turning of the wheel, await its changes with anticipation. There is comfort, at least to me, in the regularity and predictability of the seasons. They tell me that time is not linear, that it is instead a spiral, cork-screwing its way through spacetime. They tell me that eternal return is written into the way of the universe, that even our life and its mayfly like time compared to the mountains on which I live, is, too, part of a great coming and going, a leaving and coming home. Somehow, through some mechanism now hidden to me, this life I've lived will matter and its significance, like your own, will revisit humanity, tempered and changed by the seasons of the universe. I suppose, in this way, we are all immortal, at least until the cold death of this cosmos. But, perhaps, even in that case, we will live on in one of the infinite multiverses, offering our harvest of human consciousness to feed other souls.


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Part Four: The Promised Provision
June 22, 2016
My friends, are you ready for more of God's amazing truth and love? Are you ready to have your thinking transformed a bit today? Let's go back to the book of Jeremiah and take another look at King Zedekiah's story.
Let's look at the first five verses of Jeremiah 34, because this is where things get really interesting.
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon came with all the armies from the kingdoms he ruled, and he fought against Jerusalem and the towns of Judah. At that time this message came to Jeremiah from the LORD: "Go to King Zedekiah of Judah, and tell him, 'This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: I am about to hand this city over to the king of Babylon, and he will burn it down. You will not escape his grasp but will be captured and taken to meet the king of Babylon face to face. Then you will be exiled to Babylon.
"'But listen to this promise from the LORD, O Zedekiah, king of Judah. This is what the LORD says: You will not be killed in war but will die peacefully. People will burn incense in your memory, just as they did for your ancestors, the kings who preceded you. They will mourn for you, crying, "Alas, our master is dead!" This I have decreed, says the LORD." — Jeremiah 34:1-5
I just recently listened to a faith message that presented a concept I hadn't considered about God's character and plans of us. Then God showed me the truth of it here in this passage in Jeremiah 34.
In every difficulty we face, there is a God-given promise.
If you think about it, if you think about God's nature and promises like Romans 8:28 that God works for our good in ALL things, then it makes perfect sense. That alone is the promise in a nutshell. Especially believers in Jesus who are indwelled by the Holy Spirit. God will not and cannot deny Himself.
If we are faithless, he remains faithful—for he cannot deny himself. — 2 Timothy 2:13
God gave Jeremiah a message for King Zedekiah of what was going to happen, that Nebuchadneezzar would take the city of Jerusalem and the cities of Judah and there would be no escape. Yet God has made a provision for Zedekiah—a promise. Jeremiah even says, "Listen to this promise form the Lord…"
In Jeremiah 38:17-20, King Zedekiah questions Jeremiah again, and again Jeremiah repeats God's promise. Which if you look back to what Jeremiah said in chapter 34, showed God's intention to honor Zedekiah's obedience with a legacy of honor and praise. Sadly, Zedekiah admits his afraid to surrender and fears King Nebuchadnezzar's wrath more than he trusts God to keep His promise. In chapter 39 we read of his failed attempt to escape with resulted in him watching his sons be slaughtered before his enemy gouged out his eyes.
Not pleasant, I know, but my dear SUMites, here's the other part of this amazing thing God is showing me. That promise in our challenge is the key to our breakthrough and our victory, and we walk as conquerors. And the more we do it, the more afraid of us the enemy is!
This is what it means to fight from victory, not for victory. A promise for every thing we face is already in place for us to find and claim. We are already victorious, already declared conquerors. Now it's up to us to live like it.
No, despite all these things, overwhelming victory is ours through Christ, who loved us. — Romans 8:37
Not just partial victory, my friends. Overwhelming victory. God won the battle for us when He put our promise in place. Ask Abba what promise He has put into place for the circumstances you are struggling with. Has He already given you a Scripture or two, like He has given me for my daughter Leslie? Has He spoken a word of reassurance to you in the dark of night that you're afraid to hope for?
My friends, this beautiful SUM family is a huge testimony of God's faithfulness. He will not fail you. And trust me, I know how hard it can be to look for God in a situation so difficult that all we can see is the mountain of our pain, yet not a glimpse of what God is doing in the midst of it. But I know—have learned—from those very situations that He's most definitely there. Just not how we expect Him to be. It may not make sense…yet, but it will.
And I'm discovering that those are the most astonishing moments of God's undeniable presence manifesting all around us. He's always been there. I just needed to quit looking for what I expected and see Him.
I love you, my friends. Know that God is giving you the power and the desire to do whatever it is He's asking you (Phil. 2:13) and He absolutely adores you.
Father God, bless Your SUM Nation with every spiritual blessing You have already set aside for each of us. Fill us, Holy Spirit, with wisdom and revelation to know the direction to go no matter what the circumstances around us look like or are telling us to do. We want only Your voice, Lord Jesus, our Great Shepherd, who gave everything for us to live the abundant life You've set before us. Fill us with great courage to take the next step, and the next and the next. Your will be done, Lord, on earth, right now as You have already declared it in Heaven. And to You, Lord, be all the glory. We love You! In the name of Jesus, we pray, amen!
Love you, SUMites!
Share your voice, heart and love in the comments.
Marching Around Jericho is a spiritual guide. As you read through the pages, powerful and transformative instruction and equipping takes place. We follow Jesus as he leads us around the walls, imparting kingdom truths with each passing, finally arriving at the gates of the walled-off city, our spouse's unbelieving heart. After the circles in prayer are complete, we arrive fully prepared to command the walls to crumble and be removed, making a way for our spouse to step from the rubble of lies and captivity, into faith and freedom!


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Studying for a degree in New Zealand and Australia – Study Options and University of Otago
Thank you very much for coming along this
evening. My name is Sarah and I'm here from a company called Study Options. Study Options
is essentially like UCAS for any students who want to apply for Australian and New Zealand
universities. Just before we start can I just check, does anyone here have Australian or New Zealand
citizenship, do you hold passports for either of the countries? Ok that's good, that makes
things nice and straight forward. Ok so what I'm going to do is I'm just going to go through
a general overview of the education systems in Australia and New Zealand. So what some
of the key characteristics of the university education systems there are, and maybe how they
compare to the UK, which obviously you guys are probably already looking at as options.
And then I'm going to hand over to Will, this is Will from the University of Otago in New
Zealand, he's come all the way from Dunedin for the event tonight. So he's going to obviously talk in much more depth about one specific university, the University of Otago. Ok, so to kick off
I just want to have a look really at how the system in Australia and New Zealand compares
to that that we use in the UK. I think the first thing to know here is actually even
though these universities are so far away- Will has actually pointed out a couple of
times today that is about as far away from home that you can possibly, possibly get.
The university experience is actually not as different as you might expect. Both of
these countries have UK based education systems. Now what I mean by that is that Australian
and New Zealand students attend high school, attend secondary school, for the same number
of years that we do in the UK. So their school leaving qualifications are directly equivalent
to A Levels, International Baccalaureate and so on and so forth. That means that the systems
are very easy to move between. So for example it's very common to have a student do their
secondary school education in the UK, then move to Australia or New Zealand to do their
bachelors degree, and then potentially come back to the UK to do a masters or a PhD, and
so on and so forth, as well as obviously coming back home to get some work. I think that the straightforwardness of moving
between the systems is obviously a very reassuring point because there's that instant feeling
of familiarity really when you're starting to look at this. But there is also some very
practical advantages to it as well. It means that there is very strong recognition of any qualification
awarded by an Australian or New Zealand university back here in the UK. From an employers point
of view, but also by other universities around the world as well. That also holds true if
any of you are considering doing professional qualifications, so for example Engineering,
Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Social Work, Law, so on and so forth. Those professions
obviously tend to have very close links, the regulatory bodies of them sorry I meant. Which
means that for example if you study to become a vet in Australia or New Zealand you can
come straight back to the UK and work without any need for further tests or any further
study. So there are some very practical advantages to the similarities. Okay, just in summary, essentially many features
of university life, and certainly the qualifications that you come out with, are going to be very
much the same as studying in the UK, and certainly the degree, the qualification that you emerge
with, is going to be the exact equivalent of a UK awarded degree. Okay I've just got a picture up here of the
University of Adelaide. So the University of Adelaide is part of what's called the Group
of 8. These are the leading Australian institutions in terms of international rankings, so I'll
come onto rankings a little bit more in just a second, but the Australians do have this
group that they regard as equal to the UK Russell Group or the US Ivy League for example. Okay, one key difference to be aware of is
that the structure of undergraduate degrees in Australia and New Zealand is much broader
and much more flexible than you typically find in the UK. Now by that I mean, I have
a little diagram here just to explain it a little bit more clearly, when you enroll
on say a Bachelor of Arts, you have to declare your major subject, so for example I'm going
to major in History, I'm a Bachelor of Arts student. The first courses that I have to
program into my timetable every year are core compulsory courses that every History student
has to take. So say for example there are those two little courses in pale blue, just
there on the bottom line of the diagram. Once I've fulfilled the requirements of my major
however, I'm then free to take courses, to take papers, from elsewhere within the faculty
of Arts & Humanities. So for example perhaps I want to take some International Relations
papers, I want to take some Politics papers, maybe a language. I'd be able to slot those
papers in to the next sections of my timetable. Now, a Bachelor of Arts degree is actually
the most flexible degree of any of the undergraduate degrees, so many of them will actually allow
you to take papers from other faculties elsewhere in the university, not just your own, provided
you meet subject prerequisites. This means that effectively the system allows you to
build a degree that's quite unique to you, to your interests, to your academic strengths,
but also to your career aspirations going forwards, and it's a very, very flexible system
as you can see from this. Another advantage, when you declare your major, say for example
you get to the university and you think 'actually I don't enjoy History as much as I enjoy International
Relations', it's very straightforward to change your major during that first year of study.
So that's really not a big deal. In the UK you'd probably have to actually withdraw from
your first course and reapply for your second choice. In Australia and New Zealand you simply
switch your major during that first year of study, and that's a very straight forward
process. The broad ethos I suppose of the education system is really that they want
to educate somebody, who is for example a scientist first and foremost, who happens
to have a specialisation in physics, or a business person who happens to have a specialisation
in human resources management. I think that broad based approach has some real merits
when it comes to potentially dealing with career challenges further on down the line.
Obviously no one really knows what changes or challenges are going to come up in their
career, and this broad foundation really does put you in very good stead for being able
to deal with those. Now one thing to emphasise, that system is only applicable to generalist
degrees, so Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Science. If you're going
to do a professional course such as say the Bachelor of Engineering, or the Bachelor of
Surgery/ Bachelor of Medicine, you're going to be following a very set structured study
program. There is going to be very little opportunity, or even no opportunity, to take
elective subjects. However I think you can see here the same principle of broad based
education coming through. So a Bachelor of Engineering in Australia or New Zealand is a four year program. During the first year the whole cohort, the whole engineering cohort
takes these papers, these introductory engineering papers before then splitting off into their
specialisations in second, third, and fourth year. So you will split into a civil stream,
a mechanical engineering stream, and so on and so forth. But that first year everybody
undertakes those papers. Another key difference to be aware of. The
teaching culture is quite different in Australia and New Zealand, for undergraduate students they have a big emphasis on the importance of undergraduate teaching. In the UK we have
a very strong tradition of self-directed learning at university level. Now that is usually a
euphemism for the onus being very much on the student to get down to the library and
really kind of taking on that learning themselves. So you tend to have a relatively low number
of contact teaching hours with academics at UK universities, particularly for say, an
Arts and Humanities student. The Australian and New Zealand system is something of a halfway house, between the UK approach and the US approach, where in America you have a very, very hand held type approach by the academics particularly in your first and second year. So the Aussies and Kiwis are somewhere in the middle, so you're going to have a higher number of contact teaching hours than you would in the UK, but you're going to have more independence and the onus is going to be on you far more than it would be at say a US university. I think also there is a repeated bit of feedback that we get from our students who go to Australia
and New Zealand, just to say how accessible they find the academics, how easy it is to get support if you need some extra help or if you've got a query about something that
you've heard in class. So you very much see an open door policy for academic offices, peoples emails being given out very freely, and a lot of our students say they really appreciate that, they really appreciate the academic support that they receive at the
universities. Okay, the next thing, the universities have
a very, very strong focus on the student experience. So they essentially offer up an enormous range
of opportunities and experiences that you can choose whether or not you want to take
advantage of to really maximize your time at university. Now I've just given a couple
of examples here. Obviously student clubs and societies, you'd expect to find those
at any well established university in the world really, but you'll also find that these
universities offer you the chance to get involved with community projects, with volunteering
in your local community, they also have very strong outbound exchange networks with other
universities around the globe, so if you don't feel that you've gone far enough already,
you can certainly build in an even greater international dimension into your undergraduate
degree by studying for either a semester or a full year at one of their partner institutions.
Recently we've seen quite a few students for example taking an exchange semester from say
and Australian or New Zealand university to say one of the universities in China or elsewhere
in South-East Asia to get that Asian business experience. Obviously with an eye to where they might want their career to take them going forwards. But certainly the opportunities for exchange,
for example Will's university would have a network of exchange partners that span North
America, Europe, Asia, really anywhere in the world that you want to take that experience
up at. Okay, obviously I don't think it would be
a presentation about Australia and New Zealand without a few pretty pictures. The other huge
draw to these countries is the lifestyle that's available to students. Obviously your student
experience is not just about the course that you study, not just about the university you
go to, it's what else you want to do with your time once you're not in the library,
because obviously you'll be all the time at university I'm sure. So certainly the chance
to experience the great outdoors to really experience a different lifestyle a different
culture for quite an extended period of time is a huge draw for students coming from the
UK. Just a quick slide about the quality of the education that's available in Australia
and New Zealand. This is obviously really key. If you're going to go all that way and
pay what is a considerable amount of money in tuition fees, you need to know that the
qualification that you're getting at the end of it is going to be well regarded and recognised
world wide. Now I could safely say that the Australian and New Zealand quality of education
is absolutely excellent. A large number of these universities feature in the international
rankings systems, obviously ranking systems should always be taken with a pinch of salt
but they are equally very helpful in terms of getting an idea of where certain universities
sit in the global scheme of things. We use three different ranking systems and we'd always
recommend that students look at a couple of different ones to get a really balanced picture.
So the three we use are the QS rankings, the Times Higher Education, and the Shanghai Jiao
Tong which is issued by a Chinese university or a Chinese think-tank. The universities
in Australia and New Zealand are considered to be world leaders in a very wide number
of subjects areas. So if you actually drill down in those international rankings and look
at subject rankings, individual subject rankings sorry, you will see how strongly regarded
they are in different academic areas. Okay, a few practicalities. The similarity
between the systems again is a big advantage here. It means that the application process
is very straightforward. There are no additional tests. So when you apply to these universities,
you'll be applying on the basis of your A Levels, your IB, your UK issued degree, any
UK qualification. The only degrees that have additional requirements are Medicine, Dentistry,
and performance-based subjects which require a portfolio or an audition-tape in some cases.
In terms of lodging your applications, that's where my organisation comes in, that's what
we do. So once you've selected the courses that you might want to apply to, the universities
you might want to apply to, we actually issue you the application forms that you'll need
and give you a checklist of the documents that are going to be required to put your
application together. We'd like to reiterate again at this point that Study Options is a completely free service, everything that we do is funded by the universities that we work with. Okay, so a quick look at costs you'll need to budget for tuition fees and living expenses during your time in Australia or New Zealand.
Please note that each university does set it's own tuition fees for each individual
course. So unlike the UK where we generally have pretty much a blanket cost of £9,000
a year, these universities have different fees for each individual degree that they
offer. One of the really key things that we do is we issue you course lists, so if anyone
wants to know, for example, what courses are available in Engineering, if you just drop
us an email we can send you a list of every single engineering degree that is taught throughout
Australia and New Zealand. Please look at those very carefully, it will give individual
costs on those course lists, and as you'll see there is quite a bit of variation. Not
so much in New Zealand, they do tend to be a bit more uniform in what they charge, but
certainly in Australia you will see quite a wide range of costs being quoted. The other
thing to think about is the difference in living costs in different locations in both
countries. There is a world of difference between the living costs that you'll incur
studying in say Dunedin, where the University of Otago is located, and the living costs
you'd incur in Aukland, which is New Zealand's biggest city and has a much higher cost of
living, generally speaking. You can work on a student visa in both these
countries, up to 20 hours per week. Or well the Australians now say it's 40 hours a fortnight,
I'm not quite sure why they've changed the actual wording of that. But you can work,
this is usually very helpful when it comes to meeting the cost of living, but it's not
enough to pay tuition fees, unless you are already qualified as a doctor or a physiotherapist,
and you can do some very highly paid work. General student employment is not going
to pay enough to pay for your tuition fees, so you do need to have those organised and
sorted before you leave the island. So this is a little snapshot of the University
of Otago, just before Will leads on with his presentation. So these are our contact details,
so as I said Study Options is the organisation responsible for processing applications to
Australian and New Zealand universities. We are a free service for students, and parents,
and schools. We have two offices in the UK, in London and in Bristol, but we also are
regular visitors to Jersey, so for example the next time I'm on the island will be in
March 2014 for the Higher Education event that's held at Hautlieu School. But please
do drop us an email, give us a call with any questions that you might have, or to ask for
a course list for a particular subject area, we're really happy to send those through.
We do also hold open days for the Australian and New Zealand universities, so we tour five
cities in the UK, that happens the first week of June and we actually have representatives
with us from usually around 23-24 of the Australian and New Zealand universities. So if you guys
are interested in finding out more and talking to the representatives in person, that can
be a very, very useful event to come and attend. Okay, I'm going to hand over to Will. Tënä koutou katoa Does anyone know what language I spoke? Anyone? I just spoke to you in Maori, I gave you a greeting.
It means once, twice, three times greeting. And at a lot of New Zealand official engagements
would always begin with a Maori greeting like that. Something unique about New Zealand, I'm from
the University of Otago, here we have the name of our university in Maori on the logo.
Something very unique about New Zealand, you wouldn't necessarily see this in Australia,
you wouldn't see an Aboriginal language. New Zealand is officially a bi-cultural nation,
just to throw that out there. We are maybe the last colony of the British Empire, the
culture is very similar to the UK, students from Jersey who come to New Zealand would
find it maybe is culturally similar and therefore familiar, but we also have this extra additional
little Maori culture that I want to put in there just to get your mind thinking about
that. What I'm going to talk about is the universities
of New Zealand and then I'm going to focus on my university a little bit. And also
put in some beautiful photos as well. Right, oh it's not meant to be in 1980s font. What
I want to do here is talk a little bit about the geography and the topography of New
Zealand. Everyone knows New Zealand's beautiful right, it's a big draw for going to New Zealand
on holiday, even studying there. It's like having a natural laboratory, especially for
the scientists, right there on your doorstep. I'm a geologist, so I'm quite passionate about
this, so please forgive the geological map right here, it's showing the boundary of the
Pacific and the Australian plates, and the only reason that New Zealand is above water
is because these two plates meet, and they crash into each other and that's why we have
these large beautiful mountains where they filmed The Lord Of The Rings and The Hobbit.
And I'm just going to show you some photos. I took this photo two years ago when I was
going on a hiking trip with my brother. 12 hours across the top of volcanos. If you turn
the camera 180 degrees from here you would have seen Mount Doom from The Lord Of The
Rings, this is where they filmed some of it. You can see the rising steam, the blue lakes-
you wouldn't want to swim in those, they're very sulphurous and acidic, but this is just
some of the unique topography of New Zealand. I'm from down here in the very south east
of New Zealand, in a city called Dunedin. Dunedin is Gaelic, it actually means Edinburgh
of the south, it's New Zealand's Scottish settlement from the 19th century. Right down
here on the coast I'm going to take you on a tour across the South Island to give you
an idea of the diversity of environments within our local area. So down here is the city of
Dunedin, this is where I live. The city center, university campus, everything is within 15
minutes walk. It's a student city, 120,000 people live here, 20,000 are students. So
in that way I think it's a nice match for Jersey, it's not a massive city. It's a very
safe, small, student focused city, and that's probably the best point about it. But you
can see urban environment on the coast. Travel one hour inland, this is what it looks like-
sheep farming land. There are a lot of sheep in New Zealand. So one hour inland, totally
different rolling green hills. Two hours inland, and it looks like this, it's very, very dry
it gets hardly any rain, it's essentially a desert. A lot of tussock grass growing there.
So this is only two hours from campus, it's totally changed in environment. And then three
hours you're up into the mountains, an alpine environment. The Southern Hemisphere's number
one skiing and snowboarding area, these people are obviously heli-skiing. Queenstown, Monica
region, if you've ever been there you know it's the adventure capital of the world, it's
where bungee jumping was invented and everything like that. Four hours, you travel over the mountains
onto the west coast, and then you have a subtropical rainforest where they get 4m of rain a year,
12 foot of rain a year. I grew up over there, about ten hours drive from Otago where I actually
went to university, I'm an Otago graduate. And that's amazing, because two hours ago
you were essentially in a desert, and then you cross over the alpine environment and
you're into a rainforest, and you also have over there glaciers, this is Franz Josef glacier,
and fjords, this is Milford Sound. I used to take American international students on
cruises in there, on an overnight boat cruise, and we'd go kayaking off the back with dolphins
and you have penguins in there and everything like that, so it's quite a stunning environment. New Zealand, we have 4.3 million people. This
is a breakdown by ethnicity, 68% European, 15% Maori, so the greeting that I gave you
at the start, 9% Asian and 7% Pacific Islander. So we're a bit of a hub of the south Pacific
as well. Recent immigration, especially from the Asian countries. New Zealand is quite
a diverse country you could say. It's a young country, it's very safe, one of the safest
countries in the world. Progressive, egalitarian, and 1 in 4 New Zealanders was not even born
in New Zealand, so we do have quite a draw of people coming from overseas to the country. We have 8 universities in New Zealand, this
is just to show you where they all are. In Auckland you have the University of Aukland,
AUT, and Massey, Massey actually has three campus, one in Palmerston North and Wellington
as well; there is Victoria in Wellington; Waikato in Hamilton; and three Universities
in the South Island, Canterbury and Lincoln in Christchurch; and my university down here,
University of Otago in Dunedin. Okay, Legatum Institute, they present a Prosperity
Index every year, and they rank New Zealand number 1 for education in the world. All eight
of the New Zealand universities are in the top 500 universities in the world under the QS Rankings that Sarah was talking about previously. So that's quite
amazing that a very small country in the corner of the world has all of their universities
in the top 500 in the world. I don't think any other country can claim to have such a
highly ranked higher education system as New Zealand can.
This is to give you an idea of how many students are at our universities, so the University
of Aukland is by far the largest with 32,000, and then looking down you've got some universities
around about 20,000 down to Lincoln the smallest university in New Zealand. And Otago, the
one that I'm from, let me just talk a little bit about that. Now the university of Otago is New Zealand's
oldest university. It was established in 1869 and was established on the back of a gold
rush. So in Dunedin they found gold in the hinterland in central Otago, and the city
became the economic capital of New Zealand in the 19th century. So Dunedin is pretty
much the only city in New Zealand where you see a lot of old Victorian architecture throughout
the whole city. It's quite unique in that respect, including the clock tower building
on campus. It's a true university city. It's the only true university city in all of Australia
and New Zealand, so it is quite different. If you're looking for a big city experience,
Otago might not necessarily be the place you would go. So we have 120,000 students, the
campus itself is in the centre of the city, everything is 15 minutes walk from where the
students live, to the campus, to the city centre. And the economy of the city is actually
built on the university, it's the largest employer in fact in the entire South Island
of New Zealand, after the District Health Boards. So this is a pretty big thing, the
University of Otago, in terms of South Island of New Zealand. And because of that, being
an old university, the oldest university in New Zealand, large importance to the country,
it's a big draw from students throughout New Zealand. So as I said I came from 10 hours drive away,
we have more students from Aukland studying at Otago than we do have students from Dunedin,
the local city where we are. So it's essentially a big destination university, and in fact
80% of our students come from outside of Dunedin either from other parts of New Zealand, or
from around the world. Out of our 20,000 students, 2,700 are international students. So some more beautiful photos, because the
campus is quite picturesque. The Huffington Post and Daily Telegraph just listed Otago,
within the past year, as one of the 16 most beautiful universities in the world. So I'll
show you some photos, I took these photos by the way, not professional, just me. This
is during spring, of course we have the opposite seasons to you, so this is September, not
April or May. This is down, this is the walk I take to my office everyday, this is the
geology department, music, theatre, and the international office at the end there. So this is the international office when students
first arrive, international students, the welcome desk is in those front doors, and
either myself or one of my colleagues, will be on the welcome desk and we welcome new students
to the university and tell them about the orientation and enrolment and everything like
that. So holding hands for the students for the first little bit to make sure that they really establish themselves and are successful in their first few days and weeks in Dunedin.
My office is right in there, and I just arrived two days ago so I'm still a bit jetlagged.
This is down by the river, you see the students sitting down there, it's really beautiful,
a great place to eat lunch, there's a professor here I guess. And this is what it looks like
in April, so in Autumn when the leaves are starting to change colours, yeah so really
beautiful surrounds on the campus. We have the Otago Peninsula just 15 minutes
from campus, this is New Zealand's only castle. So in the 19th century a very rich Scottish
man called Larnach built this castle right on top of the peninsula. And out on the peninsula
you'll see sea lions, penguins, yellow-eyed penguins are about this big and they live
on the beaches and you can go down any evening and see these penguins coming in from fishing
during the day and walking up the beach going to their nests. And the worlds only mainland
breeding colony of royal albatross at the very end of the peninsula. So about the university. 20,000 students, 2,663 international students from 98 countries, so quite a bit of diversity. In fact Otago has a diversity policy where we don't allow one nationality to exceed 20% of our international
student numbers. So that we don't get a large nationality dominating and forming their own
little segment that's separated from the local students. So it's an integration policy, and
I think that's really important and you don't necessarily see such a diversity at other
universities within New Zealand and Australia. Our number one nationality I guess is American
students. A lot of US students from Ivy League universities, their universities approve them
to come to Otago to take a semester or two semesters, and transfer the credit back to
the Ivy League university in the US. So we have a lot of these top US students coming
out for a short period at university as well. And then straight down here to number 6, 91
students from the UK, including some students from Jersey. Over the past few years Jersey
students have really discovered Otago and realised that it is a fantastic destination
for the reasons I've described. 4,000 of our students are postgraduate, so 20% of the university
population, and as with most universities in New Zealand, it's a research led university.
So you're being taught by researchers who are leading their fields within the world. It's not all old buildings, this is our library, a really fantastic place to study. It's won
international design awards. It's really bright, not like a dingy, dark library that you would
normally find at a university. In terms of rankings, Otago's ranked in the
top 1% of universities in the world. We have the top ranking in New Zealand for a single
subject area, Otago is ranked 15th in the world for Psychology, it's a real strength
of ours. So that's right up there with the top Universities in the UK, Oxford, Cambridge,
and the Ivy League universities in the US. So psychology is really a flagship program
of Otago. But you can see the strength in the top 100 universities in the world, for everything from Accounting and Finance through to Biological Sciences, and things like History
and English Language and Literature as well. So it's a very broad, comprehensive university. The only things that we don't teach at Otago are things like Engineering, or Architecture,
more applied subjects we don't have, but everything else we do. This is really something quite amazing. I-student group, they're based out in the UK, and what they do is they survey international students at any university that signs up to
be a part of their survey. 7 of the 8 universities were surveyed this year, 2013. So they sent the survey out to all of our international students and they could reply, and they collate the
results and give us a benchmark of telling us where we sit, in terms of all of the New Zealand universities, over a very broad range of areas. But four broad areas are learning,
living, support, and arrival, so how the students at our university and these other 6 New Zealand universities rate their experience. And Otago came out first in all four, so I think that's
really important especially for the parents here, who are thinking is your son or daughter going to go to the very opposite side of the world, to Otago, which is the farthest University
from Jersey that you'll find, are they going to get the support, are they really going to have an experience that's not going to have you concerned. So this is quite an important
aspect. Residential Colleges. 80% of our students come from out of town, so we have a Residential College system based on the Oxford/ Cambridge
model. We have 13 first year Residential Colleges. Some of them very studious students go there, they may get 6 applications for every bed, some of them, more sporty; some of them, maybe
a bit more party atmosphere. So there are these 13 Residential Colleges, and they can be quite selective. To get into New Zealand universities, the general first year entry
is pretty uniform, and it's not terribly high. It's not as high as maybe an equivalently ranked UK university, but that's by no means a reflection of quality, it's more capacity
and that we have the capacity to take additional students in, so we allow that. The Residential Colleges, some of them can be quite selective. This is St. Margaret's, they will choose top
academic, well-rounded students who have an interest in maybe volunteering, community involvement, sports, things like that as well in addition. This one here is Selwyn College, this is where my sister went. This is the Lindski battle, the seniors battle with the
juniors in cardboard armour every year in April. It's a little tradition they've had going for decades and decades. My sister went to Selwyn, she is a prime example of someone
who did a professional qualification in New Zealand, she studied Law at Otago, went to Selwyn College in first year, and now she works as a lawyer in London. And a lot of
her friends in London are actually Otago graduates who went to Selwyn College with her, so within different big cities in the world, you're going to find these little pockets of Otago
alumni who know each other because of the community atmosphere of Otago, and that's
a really nice aspect of it. And this is Knox College, it's like a castle on the hill. Each one of these is a students bedroom. They have a beautiful dining hall, and in fact that's me and my wife, we got married two years ago and we had our reception at Knox College, because it's so grand and a really beautiful building during summer time when the students weren't there of course. But yeah, 13 Residential Colleges and quite a cool aspect of Otago, quite different and it is one big draw for students to come to Otago, getting that, not being thrust straight into the middle of a big city and having to fend for yourself, but coming into a Residential College building a new friend group on the other side of the world, and then being able to go out and go flatting- living in a house privately with your friends that you made in in the first year. And I think that's one
of the things that really supported Otago and is why we got such a good ranking in the
I-student benchmarking. So, that would be me, but would be happy to
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Now, fast forward a few months and this serene picture is painted very differently. You arise to a very annoying, screeching alarm to which your body revolts. You stumble around haphazardly, trying to pull yourself together for the day. Should you dress warm for the cool morning or cool for the hot afternoon, since you didn't have time to check the weather report. You walk into the kitchen, make a pot of coffee and proceed to wake up the children. Two of them jump right out of bed in great anticipation of the day ahead. Two hide their heads under the blankets, trying to squeeze just a few more minutes of sleep into their morning. The other two wake up to all the commotion, rubbing the sleep out of their eyes. You quickly pour yourself a cup of coffee and begin to take a sip when one of the children shouts that she can't find her shoes. Another needs help pouring her cereal. No breakfast choices today. Everyone gets cold cereal and juice. You yell to the two sleepy-heads that they have 5 minutes to get upstairs and to the table. You reach for that full cup of coffee once more when your youngest spills her juice. You run to the table in an attempt to corral the mess before it drips down to the floor. With minutes to spare, miraculously everyone is ready to head out the door. You load up the van, only to find out that someone has left their mid morning snack on the counter. You volunteer to run back into the house to retrieve the item and find your un-drunk, now cold cup of coffee sitting alone. You nuke it, because it is better than nothing. Somehow, you leave on time and head to school.
After school, there are a few papers the kids bring home that need to be signed. You have had to plan an early supper, because football practice begins that evening. Once again, your loading up the van, making sure that everyone has their proper equipment, water bottles and other necessities. When all is said and done, everyone is back home, showered and in bed by 9:00 PM and in one day you have put 120 miles on your van.
Welcome to a brand new school year. Although the first scenario may be slightly exaggerated, the point is that it feels as if we went from zero to mach sixty in just a moment of time. As it took us a little while to get used to the freedom of summer vacation, so will it take some time to get back into the routine of school and schedules. And I have great expectations of drinking a fresh, hot cup of coffee each morning too!
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