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i like the story of gantz it definately doesnt pull any punchs tho its a harsh manga/anime. however if you watch the anime its just gonna leave you wondering what happens lol so i had to read the manga as well.
i like the story of gantz it definately doesnt pull any punchs tho its a harsh manga/anime. however if you watch the anime its just gonna leave you wondering what happens lol so i had to read the manga as well.
i totally support you
gantz is the best manga ever to be drawn
Story, Art, Gore, and Boobs.
What's not to love.
9 out of 10 for me.
Favorite character.
Sakurai. I don't why, but I like his character.
i liked the beginning of gantz cuz you dont see a lot of manga with that much nudity/sex lol. but seriously its all about the sci fi for me. im a huge sci fi fan lol. i even took a sci fi lit class in college last semester lol.
fav char is either......kei or reika lol
fine art, great plot, very cool characters (most of them) and hot bambinas.... xd
one of my fav arcs .... the fight against the stautes - bammmmmm^^
The idea of it intrigues me, its original, its dark, at times its humorous (like when Gantz is giving out scores "100 people saw (LOL)" "Staring at Kurono as if she was in a trance"), has a bunch of characters that it likes to kill off quite often . Its a blessing and a curse, even when one of your favorite characters dies you don't worry to much because you know they can just be revived, but it kind of takes out a lot of the suspense of wondering if they're going to die or not. I love it! Though one thing that really bugs me is the fact they it'll drone on and on with them pretty much just saying "Can we shoot it?? Can we shoot it??" SHOOT THE DAMN THING AND DON'T BE STUPID!
Gantz has a lot of appeals to me, despite its flaws. One thing I really like is that it doesn't idealize its protagonists, the main character starts out, intentional, as a very detestable character. Most stories tend to have the main character as either well intentioned or at least idealistic. When the story begins, Kei is someone who has no real strong qualities, he has lost the strength and idealism that he had when he was younger. He is a character who seems to have grown increasingly selfish and yet disinterested in himself. He doesn't seem to have much in the way of dreams or ambitions besides having sex with girls who he only wants for their bodies. It is extremely rare to see these qualities in the main character and that along with the mysterious story were what really got me interest when I first started reading it. I really wanted to see how the character would grow as the events of his life became more extreme and made him more significant. I kind of feel like the series has started to loose that development though.
Another thing I really like isthe way that the story holds very little back, its brutally raw. It shows people from all walks of life being put into terrible situations and rarely discriminates between them. In most stories you have pretty good idea as to who will live and who will die, in Gantz any character can die and the protagonists don't always win or find a way to overcome the situation, sometimes the cast gets almost a complete reset because shit happens. Not many stories take that kind of risk, even fewer can pull it off while still making you care and keeping you involved.
Of course, there are a number of other appeals. I really like the art and there are lots of interesting ideas and creature designs. Gantz has a lot going for it, my main complaint is that it doesn't answer enough questions and it has gotten kind of muddled, there are now too many characters with too many things going on.
I was just going to check it out (read a few chapters) and all of a sudden I'm 137 chapters in bye the end of the day and found myself waking up early to finnish caching up.
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Martin, a freshman running back from Hayward, Calif. (Tennyson HS), helped lead the Thunderbirds to the 24-21 overtime win by carrying 26 times for 131 yards and all three of the SUU touchdowns. He also completed a 33-yard pass for a first down during the team's game-tying drive at the end of regulation play. His carries, yards and touchdowns were all career-highs and the three TDs were the most by an SUU running back since Major Gray had four scoring runs against UC Davis in 2009.
Martin is Southern Utah's first player to be honored by College Sporting News this season.
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Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny kicked a 79th-minute penalty to break Irish hearts and steal a 23-21 Six Nations win in Dublin on Sunday.
Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny kicked a 79th-minute penalty to break Irish hearts and steal a 23-21 Six Nations win in Dublin on Sunday.
Revenge was on the menu for Ireland following their World Cup exit against the Welsh, but defeat is what they were served at the Aviva Stadium where they have now lost three games on the trot.
At 21-15, it looked like Ireland's game for the taking with five minutes left on the clock and Wales lock Bradley Davies in the bin. However, the visitors had other ideas and cut the deficit to a one-point ball game through a George North try.
Halfpenny missed the conversion to take the lead, but held his nerve to slot over a last-gasp penalty four minutes later – after Stephen Ferris was sin-binned for a tip tackle on Ian Evans – to deny the Irish and help open his team's Six Nations account with an upset win.
Wales played with an energy that Ireland failed to match for the majority of the first half, and were desperately unlucky not to have a try awarded early on by the TMO who – after several replays – decided it was "inconclusive" after a sea of red jerseys barged over the line.
But the Welsh weren't to be denied again by the TMO following centre Jonathan Davies's well-worked try in the corner that was set up by Rhys Priestland, but which the pivot failed to convert.
Priestland, in doubt for this match before he was declared fit to play on Friday, showed no signs of discomfort from the knee injury that kept him out of action for two weeks with ball in hand.
However, he was off-target with the boot after missing his second shot at goal with a penalty attempt from bang in front that would have extended his team's lead to five points.
Instead, it was Ireland who managed to find some spark produced from a rare attack inside Wales' 22 that started with Tommy Bowe breaking the line and ended with hooker Rory Best crossing the whitewash for a crucial score before half-time.
Sexton added the extras from far out and Ireland went into the half-time sheds 10-5 in front.
Ireland opened up the second half in the same fashion as they did the first courtesy of another three points from Sexton.
Halfpenny, who had taken on the kicking duties, landed a long-range attempt in reply and centre Davies capitalised on North's bulldozing run for a superb second try.
Halfpenny converted but Wales' lead was only brief as Sexton booted a tricky penalty and, when Bradley Davies was sin-binned for tipping Donnacha Ryan on his head, Bowe soon scored in the corner after taking a magnificent pass from his pivot.
Sexton missed the conversion and a penalty – both difficult kicks – and the irrepressible North crashed over only for Halfpenny to miss the conversion before accepting the second invite after Ferris's indiscretion.
Man of the match: For Ireland, Tommy Bowe created one and scored one, while Jamie Heaslip was the pick of the Irish forwards. For Wales, Ryan Jones ran hard and offered Wales leadership when Sam Warburton had left the pitch through injury and Jonathan Davies richly deserved his two-try haul. However, wing George North was undoubtedly Wales' star man. He bullied Ireland's backline at will, showing superb skill setting up Davies's second try and tremendous strength for his own five-pointer. Who needs Shane Williams when you got this guy out wide?
Moment of the match: Take your pick… Davies' second try… Bowe's five-pointer… North's score… Halfpenny's last-gasp penalty. This game was full of them!
Villain of the match: There's two of them – Bradley Davies and Stephen Ferris, with the latter's brain implosion ultimately proving very costly indeed.
The scorers:
For Ireland:
Tries: Best, Bowe
Cons: Sexton
Pens: Sexton 3
For Wales:
Tries: J Davies 2, North
Cons: Halfpenny
Pens: Halfpenny 2
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Fergus McFadden, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Andrew Trimble, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Paul O'Connell (capt), 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Tom Court, 18 Donnacha Ryan, 19 Peter O'Mahony, 20 Eoin Reddan, 21 Ronan O'Gara, 22 David Kearney.
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Ryan Jones, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Bradley Davies, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Huw Bennett, 1 Rhys Gill.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Paul James, 18 Andy Powell, 19 Justin Tipuric, 20 Lloyd Willians, 21 James Hook, 22 Scott Williams.
Referee: Wayne Barnes (England)
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Earlier today, Dow Jones Newswires' Kaitlyn Kiernan reported that Massachusetts' securities regulator is looking into the VelocityShares 2x Long VIX Short Term ETN (TVIX).
This afternoon, Reuters' Jessica Toonkel reports that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or FINRA, is looking into the same product as well as the marketing of exchange-traded notes more generally. The Bay State's William Galvin submitted a request on March 23 to Credit Suisse (CS) for documents "related to every purchase of TVIX shares from Feb. 20 to March 23," Kiernan reported. There is also an inquiry over what time Credit Suisse filed its media release, according to the article.
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Champions League Final Four tournament cancelled
OTTAWA – The Champions League Final Four men's volleyball tournament scheduled for this weekend in Lodz, Poland has been cancelled due to today's plane crash in western Russia which included Poland's president Lech Kaczynski and his wife among the 96 victims.
"With the Polish Government having decided to cancel all public events, including sport competitions the Polish Volleyball Federation – agreed with CEV officials that they were no longer in the position to stage the final four tournament," the CEV- the European volleyball organisation which runs the Champions League- stated in a press release.
The ACG Bled team from Slovenia was among the four teams in the tournament and are coached by Glenn Hoag of Gatineau, Que., and also includes Dan Lewis of Oakville, Ont., on its player roster.


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|We are pleased to announce the 3rd Central European Conference in Linguistics for postgraduate Students (CECIL'S 3), to be held on 22-23 August 2013 at Peter Pazmany Catholic University (PPCU), Hungary.
The two-day conference aims to bring together postgraduate students in linguistics from a wide range of research areas, providing an interdisciplinary forum for students to present and discuss their work in an intellectually stimulating and informal setting.
The event will take place at the picturesque campus of PPCU just outside Budapest, and is hosted by the Department of Theoretical Linguistics of PPCU.
Invited Speakers:
Prof Marcel den Dikken (CUNY)
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SCILLS Summer School after the Conference:
The conference will be followed by a five-day intensive summer school in linguistics, held from 24 to 28 August in the same location, organized by PPCU. Information on the summer school will be posted on the conference website, as well as at: http://scills.btk.ppke.hu/.
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It's far more enjoyable to be optimistic about the immediate future than realistic. However, when the subject is Saluki basketball, that's difficult.
As a matter of fact, one could include the Missouri Valley Conference's chances of getting more than just two teams in the NCAA post-season tournament in the same category.
Just a week ago we passed along the thought of SIU's next four games as being possible wins. Scheduled to face Indiana State, Bradley, Illinois State and Northern Iowa, and after a solid performance at Wichita State, we believed the Salukis were in a position to make a statement.
Even though SIU did deliver with a win over Indiana State, we were more unimpressed with the Sycamores than we were impressed with the Salukis' overall play. Another so-so performance at Bradley earlier this week has caused our present concerns. Bradley is now 3-3 in the MVC, but two of the Braves' three wins are against SIU. BU is not a power.
That brings up Sunday night's contest with Illinois State. The Redbirds haven't won in six league outings. A win would seem almost automatic for the Salukis if they plan on making any kind of a statement as far as improvement in the MVC is concerned.
Don't count on it. We believe the Redbirds are angry as well as being hungry. Barry Hinson may have to reach deep into his bag of quotes to make sure the Salukis are ready for a knock-down battle in the Arena. Another loss would give SIU a 1-2 mark instead of our suggested 0-3 going into Northern Iowa next week and that's a problem.
As awful as the Salukis were last season, they somehow managed to win five conference games. That may be difficult to match this year as Hinson is struggling to put together the pieces without the nails and bolts necessary to rebuild the program.
Desmar Jackson, seemingly despite personal problems, continues to play well for SIU. He's developed offensive consistency and is likely to challenge for a spot on the all-MVC team if he continues despite the Salukis' shaky record. He's not alone. We're also impressed to some extent with the play of Jeff Early, Anthony Beane and Kendal Brown-Surles.
They all are making contributions. Obviously, however, not enough which means Hinson must bring in more talented players if the Salukis have hopes of some day competing again for the Valley title.
How did all this happen?
SIU, the Valley's toughest basketball school in the 2000s with 12-6, 10-8, 14-4, 16-2, 17-1, 15-3. 12-6, 15-3 and 11-7 records suddenly falling to 8-10, 6-12, 5-13 and 5-13.
And now with the distinct chance of an even worse record.
All that, however, is why good fans never give up. The game of basketball, in our opinion, is one of the finest of all sports. It's a game in which the underdog team always has a chance of upsetting a favored team. And, even though it's difficult in finding the logic why the Salukis might avoid Thursday night play-in games at this year's Valley tournament, one never knows.
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Mick Jagger has broken his silence regarding the death of his girlfriend, fashion designer L'Wren Scott, seemingly by her own hand.
The Rolling Stones frontman released the following statement Tuesday on his Facebook page:
"I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way.
"We spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves.
"She had great presence and her talent was much admired, not least by me.
"I have been touched by the tributes that people have paid to her, and also the personal messages of support that I have received."
The statement concludes, "I will never forget her, Mick," and also appears on his website. The couple had been together for more than a decade.
It was announced later Tuesday that the Stones would postpone the rest of their tour of Australia and New Zealand "as a result of the death of L'Wren Scott."
"Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood wish to thank all of their fans for their support at this difficult time and hope that they will fully understand the reason for this announcement," the statement continued, adding that the group would reschedule the performances at a later date.
Despite a coterie of A-list clientele — Nicole Kidman, Oprah Winfrey, Michelle Obama — and a recent collaboration with Banana Republic no doubt intended to broaden her customer base, Scott's London-based business was deeply in debt, reports the Associated Press. By the end of 2012, her company, LS Fashion Ltd., was in the red to the tune of $5.9 million.
Last month, Scott canceled her London fashion show, citing "production delays in key show and couture pieces," according to Women's Wear Daily.
Tributes were paid to the design luminary in the highest echelons of the fashion world.
Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour lionized her on the magazine's website Monday evening. "L'Wren was a total perfectionist, someone who absolutely embodied everything her marvelous clothes stood for: strength of character combined with a confident and powerful style," she wrote. "In person, L'Wren was always unbelievably generous, gracious, kind, and so much fun. Her old world American manners and charm were from another time, but her sensibility was always fiercely modern. We will all miss her."
One of her oldest fashion friends, model Naomi Campbell, took to WhoSay to post a tribute: "L'Wren was someone I knew since I was 17. We travelled the world together many times. L'Wren was someone I always loved. She was the epitome of elegance and femininity yet still had a girlish quality. I will miss her honesty and I will miss her friendship. My heart goes out to Mick and all who loved her and were loved by her. 'May she Rest in Peace.' "
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In August, 2002 the California Fish and Game Commission issued a finding that coho salmon warranted listing as a threatened species from the Oregon border south to Punta Gorda and as an endangered species from Punta Gorda south to San Francisco including the Bay (south of San Francisco to Monterey Bay was listed by the State as endangered in 1995). At the same time, pursuant to section 2114 of the Fish and Game Code, the Commission directed the Department of Fish and Game to develop a Recovery Strategy. (See 2002 CDFW Coho Salmon Status Report (PDF).)
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The CDFW Director initiated a multi-stakeholder statewide Coho Recovery Team (CRT) to aid CDFW in developing a plan to recover the species. Additionally, CDFW and NOAA Fisheries jointly meet as the Priority Action Coho Team (PACT) to coordinate recovery strategies and implementation.
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The Recovery Strategy for California Coho Salmon (PDF) (Recovery Strategy) was adopted by the California Fish and Game Commission in February 2004. The primary objective of the Recovery Strategy is to return coho salmon to a level of sustained viability, while protecting the genetic integrity of both the Southern Oregon-Northern California Coast (SONCC) ESU and the California Central Coast (CCC) ESU so that they can be delisted and regulations or other protections under the CESA will not be necessary.
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Traditional coal-resource estimates have been conducted periodically in Kentucky for more than a century. Although these resource estimates suggest future mining potential on the order of hundreds of years, this potential may be greatly reduced if land-use and technological restrictions to mining are considered. "The Availability of Coal Resources for the Development of Coal" (also known as "Coal Availability") is a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) program that is conducted cooperatively with state geological surveys. Its objectives are to characterize and quantify the kinds of factors that impede the development of coal in different regions of the country. These factors are broadly categorized as competing land uses (which arise from regulatory law) and technological constraints (engineering and geological impediments related to the mineability of the coal). The program was initially conducted in the Appalachian Region, and has since expanded to the Eastern Interior and Western U.S. coal fields. Each study is conducted at a scale of 1:24,000 to include one or more 7.5-minute quadrangles.
The Kentucky Geological Survey has undertaken detailed studies of coal availability that take into account the effects of competing land uses and technological restrictions to mining on the remaining resource. Competing land uses may include state and national parks, municipal areas, cemeteries, and streams. Technological restrictions may include geologic and engineering constraints such as coal of insufficient thickness, unstable roof conditions, and proximity to adjoining underground mines.
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For eastern Kentucky, detailed coal-availability estimates have been prepared for nine 7.5-minute quadrangles in the region. The results for all studies show that technological restrictions are the most important factor in eastern Kentucky. Coal that is too thin to be mined by underground methods accounts for much of the restricted coal.
Western Kentucky
For western Kentucky, detailed estimates have been prepared for 14 quadrangles. These results also show that technological restrictions are the most important factor. In this region, a significant amount of one coal bed has been rendered unmineable because an underlying coal bed has been mined by underground methods. Several important coals have been extensively mined, and remaining coal is found at greater depths than has been mined in the past. Large areas of the Western Kentucky Coal Field contain alluvial valleys that may affect mineability of underlying coals. Although the valleys do not preclude mining, they add significantly to exploration and development costs.


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Exercises in Advanced Risk and Portfolio Management (ARPM) with Solutions and Code
Attilio Meucci
ARPM - Advanced Risk and Portfolio Management
August 15, 2010
Exercises and case studies for a rigorous approach to risk- and portfolio-management. This booklet stems from the review sessions of the six-day ARPM bootcamp.
Contents include:
Advanced multivariate statistics; copula-marginal decomposition
Annualization/projection (FFT, cumulants, simulations)
Pricing: exact; first order (delta/duration); second order (gamma/convexity)
Quest for invariance (stationarity, volatlity clustering, cointegration)
Mutlivariate estimation
- Non-parametric; MLE; shrinkage; robust; Bayesian; missing data
- Generalized hypothesis testing
Dimension reduction
- Statistical (random matrices; principal components; factor analysis)
- Cross-sectional / time-series factor models
- Factors on Demand
Risk management
- VaR/CVaR (marginal Euler decomposition; extreme value theory; Cornish-Fisher; elliptical)
- Generalized objectives (p&l, return, relative return, etc)
- Stochastic dominance/utility theory
Classical portfolio management: mean-variance
Dynamic strategies (option replication, CPPI, utlity maximization)
Advanced portfolio management
- Robust optimization
- Black-Litterman and beyond: fully flexible views
Solution code available at MATLAB Central File Exchange.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 281
Keywords: multivariate statistics, invariance quest, estimation theory, factor models, dimension reduction, pricing, VaR, CVaR, robust optimization, estimation risk, copula, cointegration, shrinkage, robustness, Bayesian, Black-Litterman, dynamic strategies
JEL Classification: C1, G11
Date posted: August 11, 2009 ; Last revised: March 8, 2016
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David Cameron received an extraordinary rebuke yesterday when the Government's budget watchdog accused him of distorting its views on the impact of austerity.
In an unprecedented move, Robert Chote, the chairman of the Office for Budget Responsibility, wrote a letter to set the record straight following a high-profile speech by the Prime Minister on Thursday.
Mr Cameron had said the OBR had been "absolutely clear" that the Government's deficit-reduction plan was not responsible for depressing growth.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Green River boy's and girls basketball teams both went to the Christmas break with wins in the first game of region 19 play. The Green River girls defeated Monument Valley 74-40 and then the Green River boys defeated Monument Valley 71-34.
The Lady Pirates are currently 8-1 for the season and are ranked number two in 1-A girls basketball by the Deseret News. Panguitch is ranked number one and Piute is ranked number three.
The Lady Pirates won each quarter in winning this region basketball game. After winning the first quarter by only a score of 19-16, the Green River team dominated the next three quarters to get the easy win. They won period two 17-5, period three 18-9 and the final period 20-10.
Megan Hatt led the way with 34 points while Jaimee Johnson scored 16 points and Michaela Hughes scored 13 points as three Pirates ended the game in double figures. Cady Mecham scored five points and Cassi Mecham, Melissa Antillon and Sarah Swalberg scored two points each.
Hatt, in addition to scoring, also pulled down six rebounds, had four assists and grabbed one steal. Swalberg led the team with 16 assists and had seven steals in the game. Antillon pulled down 11 rebounds and Cady had 10 rebounds and six steals.
The Pirate boys won just as easily. They won the first quarter 20-4 and the second quarter 19-0 as they led at the half 39-4. Monument Valley won period three 16-13 before Green River won the final period 19-14. Individual stats were not available.


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Nina Essence Bootie
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Toulouse have rested French international flank Thierry Dusautoir for Sunday's Heineken Cup clash with Treviso.
Toulouse have rested French international flank Thierry Dusautoir for Sunday's Heineken Cup clash with Treviso.
The four-time champions will nevertheless start with an all-international back row as Gregory Lamboley joins Louis Picamoles and Yannick Nyanga.
Veteran centre Yannick Jauzion also starts as Gaël Fickou, who has been named in France's Six Nations squad, drops to the bench.
Toulouse trail Pool Two leaders Leicester by a point, meaning a slip up in Italy is not an option if they are to qualify for the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, Ludovico Nitoglia, Andrea Pratichetti and Robert Barbieriare the only survivors from Treviso's defeat to Glasgow last weekend.
Nitoglia keeps his spot on the right wing while Pratichetti is moved from the left wing to inside centre.
Pratichetti forms a new midfield combination with Tommaso Benvenuti while Giiulio Toniolatti (full-back), Tommaso Iannone (left wing), Luca Morisi (fly-half) and Tobias Botes (scrum-half) are all elevated to the starting line-up.
Amongst the forwards, Barbieri keeps his spot at number eight. He is joined in the back row by Dean Budd and Paul Derbyshire.
Valerio Bernabo and Antonio Pavanello will start in the second row while Alberto de Marchi and Matteo Muccignat (props) slot in alongside hooker Enrico Ceccato.
The teams:
Toulouse: 15 Clément Poitrenaud, 14 Vincent Clerc, 13 Florian Fritz, 12 Yannick Jauzion, 11 Yoann Huget, 10 Luke McAlister, 9 Luke Burgess, 8 Louis Picamoles , 7 Yannick Nyanga, 6 Grégory Lamboley, 5 Patricio Albacete, 4 Romain Millo-Chluski, 3 Census Johnston, 2 Gary Botha, 1 Vasil Kakovin.
Replacements: 16 Christopher Tolofua, 17 Gurthro Steenkamp, 18 Yohan Montes, 19 Yoann Maestri, 20 Sylvain Nicolas, 21 Jean-Marc Doussain, 22 Lionel Beauxis, 23 Gaël Fickou,
Treviso: 15 Giiulio Toniolatti, 14 Ludovico Nitoglia, 13 Tommaso Benvenuti, 12 Andrea Pratichetti, 11 Tommaso Iannone, 10 Luca Morisi, 9 Tobias Botes, 8 Robert Barbieri, 7 Dean Budd, 6 Paul Derbyshire, 5 Valerio Bernabo, 4 Antonio Pavanello, 3 Alberto de Marchi, 2 Enrico Ceccato, 1 Matteo Muccignat.
Replacements: 16 Franco Sbaraglini, 17 Michele Rizzo, 18 Lorenzo Cittadini, 19 Marco Fuser, 20 Francesco Minto, 21 Fabio Semenzato, 22 Kristopher Burton, 23 Brendan Williams.
Date: Sunday, January 13
Venue: Stade Ernest Wallon
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COPD, Heaves & RAO
My Older Horse Coughs During Warmup: Is That Normal?
Drs. Ann Rashmir-Raven and Erin Denney-Jones say even a few coughs from your senior horse under saddle aren't okay.
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Levalbuterol Tested as Heaves Treatment
Levalbuterol is an effective bronchodilator but has a relatively short duration of action, researchers found.
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Pasture vs. Stall: Which is Better?
Drs. Erin Denney-Jones and Clair Thunes offer advice for owners faced with the option of boarding in a stall or turnout.
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Cleveland coach pitch for ages 4-7, will hold registration on April 24 from 4-5 p.m. at the Cleveland City Hall. Registration deadline is 6 p.m. For more information call Melissa at 653-2868.
Desert Edge Christian Chapel will hold Easter service and baptism at 10 a.m. on April 20. There will be and Easter potluck following services. The chapel is located at 500 South Main in Huntington.
Huntington Heritage Days Rodeo Queen Contest will be held April 26 at 9 a.m. at the Huntington Rodeo Arena. Age groups; Lil Miss- 9 and under; Princess-10-14; Queen- 15 and up. Release forms necessary. For information, rules and forms call Beth, 687-2752.
Miss Emery County Scholarship Pageant is now seeking girls, ages 17-24, interested in participating. Call Natalie Blackwell, 384-3184 or Sabrina Ungerman 687-2624 to sign up.
Castle Dale Independent Baptist Church will have sunrise service at 8 a.m. Easter Sunday, April 20 with breakfast at 9 a.m. Regular morning service will be held at 11 a.m. Meet at the Castle Dale Senior Citizens Center. There will be no evening service that day. For more information call 384-3121.
Emery County Historical Society will host its monthly meeting on April 23 at the Museum of the San Rafael at 7 p.m. Tom McCourt, author of The Split Sky will be the guest speaker. His book about the Nutter Ranch and the Nine Mile Canyon area will be available for purchase and autograph. Blair Cook will also present musical selections. The public is welcome to attend. Note this a change to Wednesday night.
A countywide blood drive will be held at the Ferron church, 25 West 200 North, on April 18 from 2-7 p.m. This is an Eagle Scout project by Jake Tomsich. Call 384-2955 to schedule an appointment.
Registration for men and women adult softball league is now being held at the Emery County Recreation office. Deadline for sign-ups is May 10. An Ice Breaker tournament will be held on May16-17. The regular season will begin the following week. For more information contact Emery County Rec at 381-2108.
Be a part of the solution, join the Community Forum April 25 from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. This forum will be to identify and address community issues such as jobs, housing, transportation, youth activities, etc. Please RSVP by April 21 at 381-5410. Lunch will be served.
Even numbered houses and lots can water Monday and Thursday. Odd numbered houses and lots can water Tuesday and Friday. Churches,. schools, mobile home parks, cemetery and city parks can Wednesday and Saturday. No watering from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Absolutely no watering on Sunday. Using culinary water for outside use is prohibited. Secondary is expected to be turned on during the week of April 21.
The Emery County Archives is looking for your stories of service in the CCCs. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the CCCs, the archives would like to assemble the stories of those either from this area who served or those who came here from other parts of the country. Please contact Shirley at the archives at 381-2671.
The American Legion Auxiliary, Ferron Unit 42 along with the San Rafael Piece Makers Quilting Guild would like to present those families who have loved ones serving in the military a Blue Star banner or poster to hang in their windows. It does not matter if the person is serving here in the US or abroad. Contact Jan Hess 384-2753, Dixie Swasey 384-3172, Carol Riddle 286-2453 after 6 p.m. (auxiliary) or Reva Fillmore 687-2649, June Maxwell at the Huntington Senior Center 687-2502 (quilting guild).
Huntington City will hold its annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 16 at 12:30 p.m. in the Huntington City Park. All children ages 0-8 are encouraged to hunt. Sponsored by Huntington Lions Club and Huntington Youth City Council.
The Emery County Republican Convention will be held April 24 at Huntington Elementary at 7 p.m. Emery county Delegates are asked to bring a picture ID and arrive 15 minutes early for proper registration. Emery County residents are invited to attend. The purpose of the Convention is to reorganize the Executive committe and to vote on two issues.
The Southeastern Utah District Health Department will be conducting two food handler's workshops April 17 at the Health Department in Castle Dale, 25 West Main Street, at 4 and 7 p.m. Permits are required for every person engaging in the handling of food in any food establishment. For more information call Terri at 381-2252 in Castle Dale or Dr. Claren Bjork at 637-3671 in Price
Emery County Recreation is hosting a Men's Basketball Tournament on April 18-19. Limited to the first eight teams who register. Participants must be high school age or older. For more information contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
There will be a Neighborhood Watch meeting on April 23 at 6 p.m. in the Public Safety Complex (new sheriff's office) to do emergency planning. All directors and block captains are urged to attend. For more information contact Martin Wilson at the sheriff's office.
Season opening will be April 1. Schedule: Open swim-Monday and Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. and Saturdays noon-7 p.m. Family Night Monday from 7-9 p.m. Aquasize Monday-Friday from 8-9 a.m. Lap swim-Tuesday and Thursday 6:30-7:30 a.m. beginning April 15.
Varsity Scouts Troop 315 sunshine fund raiser. Grade A manure. Delivery dates will be April 12, 19 and 26. For more information or to place an order contact Chris, 381-5384, Bruce, 381-2205 or Travis, 381-2379.
Camp Dale DUP will host its montly meeting on April 14 at 1 p.m. at the Castle Dale Senior Citizen's Center.
Emery High Rodeo Team will host its annual high school rodeo April 18-19. They are looking for students interested in joining the team, anyone wishing to make a donation or to help sponsor the team. They will also be having a raffle, items to be raffled are on display at RRed River Hosts Concerts
The Southern Utah Forest Service Products Association and Red River Rance are co-hosting a series of sunset concerts at Red River Ranch this summer. Performers will include Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the Bellamy Brothers, Dan Seals and Gary Allan. For information and ticket prices contact the visitor center at 435-425-3930 or 1-800-858-7951 or visit the website at www.capitolreef.org.eam's in Price. For more information, call Evelyn at 653-2413.
Mountain West College today announced the availability of a Surgical Technologist Associate degree program begining April 14. There are no waiting lists or prerequisites. It takes only 24 months to complete. For more information about this program call 888-785-4473.
The US Navy Memorial Foundation is encouraging sons and daughters to enroll their parents, who served in the sea services, in the Navy Log. The log is a collection of names, photos and stories of men and women who have served. The log can be viewed online at www.lonesailor.org. For more information contact David J. Michael at 1-800-NAVY-LOG ext. 730, or email email@example.com.
Members of the Relief Society and Young Women's General Presidencies as well as Elder David B. Haight, Elder M. Russell Ballard and Elder Henry B. Eyring of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be featured at the annual Women's Conference May 1-2 at Brigham Young University. For more information visit the website http://womensconference.byu.edu.
Gallery East presents the Annual Student Show. Students will display their artwork from April 4-30. Gallery hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. through Fri. For more information call 435-613-5225.
Scheduled for July 14-18 on the Utah State campus, the academy is open to high school students entering the 11th and 12th grades in the 2003-04 school year. Participants work side-by-side with faculty mentors on a variety of hands-on projects, stay in campus housing and eat in campus dining halls during the five-day camp. Students may select a specific area of interest, choosing from fields such as biology, chemistry, food and nutrition sciences, biological and envoiromental engineering, plant and soil science, and animal, dairy and veterinary sciences. For more information contact Heather Kramer at 435-797-3504 or Pamela Garcia at 435-797-2753 or www.usu.edu/biotech.
Chris Boniol, an NFL placekicker, is holding his first Salt Lake City camp for football kicking and punting on July 18-19 at Juan Diego High School in Salt Lake. The camp is for kickers and punters from grade 7-college. There is a fee involved. Call (214) 793-0369 for more information.
Bookcliff Muzzleloaders will host their Spring Shoot May 2-4. It will be held in the Buckhorn Draw in the San Rafael Swell. Registration Friday night and Saturday morning, shooting begins at 9:30 a.m on Saturday. For more information contact Andy Schmidt 435-637-9219 or Kim Hansen 435-687-9507.
Habitat for Humanity is reselling the Wellington home. Deadline for application is April 15. For information call Sylvia at 687-9184 or the Habitat office at 636-3230.
The Canyonlands Field Institute and Elderhostel International are offering three programs this summer to active adults 55 and up. Arches National Park, May 31-June 5; Colorado River Rafting and Hiking, July 12-17; and San Juan Mountains Hiking with Llama Support, April 12-19. For all program information, visit the website www.canyonlandsfieldinst.org. or to register call Elderhostel at 877-426-8056.
Applications are being evaluated for the Ten Star All Star Summer Basketball Camp. The camp is by invitation only. Boys and girls ages 10 through 19 are eligible to apply. Past participants include Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Vince Carter, Jerry Stackhouse, Grant Hill, and Antawn Jamison. College basketball scholarships are possible for players selected to the All-American Team. For a free brochure call (704) 373-0873 anytime.
July 3-8, the Canyonlands Field Institute will host a river trip and writing workshop for five days of instruction, critique and private time for your writing. The river trip feature serene floats as well as rapids through Westwater Canyon. For more information or to register call 800-860-5262 or visit www.canyonlandsfieldinst.org.
Registration is now underway for all summer sports and dance camps at Brigham Young University. To receive a full listing of camps and workshops or to register, visit http://sportscamps.byu.edu or call 801-378-4851.
A Field Service Officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department Service Office in Salt Lake city, will be in your area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits. The VFW Officer will be working out of Price Workforce Service Center from 8:30-10:30 a.m on April 10.
The Utah AHEC program at Southern Utah University is looking for high school students interested in pursuing a health care career. On June 16-18, AHEC will host their fifth annual Health Career Exploration Camp on the campus of SUU. All high school students are welcome to attend. The registration fee includes housing, meals, workshop activities and a T-shirt. For more information or to receive an application, contact Carrie Torgersen at 435-638-7449 or email@example.com. A registration application can also be printed off the internet by visiting www.ahec.suu.edu.
The Utah Shakespearean Festival's "Shakespeare-in-the-Schools" program will present its touring production of Romeo and Juliet April 15 at the Price Civic Auditoruim. The performance is sponsored by the Price City Culture Connection and the Carbon School District and is free to the public.
The Utah State Division of Veterans Affairs service officers will travel twice a month to assist veterans in the rural and outlying areas including the Price office. To find out when they will be in your area please contact The Utah Division of Veterans Affairs at 1-800-894-9497.
The Emery Company and County Camps of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers are looking for young women that are eligible to compete in the Days of '47 Queen Pageant. You must be at least 18 years of age and have pioneer ancestors that came to Utah before 1869. If anyone is interested please contact Karen Huntsman at 381-5445 or any of the captains of the Emery County camps for further details.
If you are 45 years old or older and love to compete in sports activities, the Mesquite Senior Games are for you. The games will be held April 28-May 4 and present twelve sports for competition; basketball, tennis, golf, softball, bowling, fun walk, sporting clays, archery, horseshoes and track and field. For more information and to register, call 702-346-0244, or log on to www.mesquiteseniorgames.com.
Are you prepared for a terrorist attack in your community? If not, information in a new booklet might help. The New Era Survival Research Institute has published "Survival Resource Guide for a Nuclear, Biologic or Chemical Attack." The booklet gives information about what to do to improve personal safety in the event of a terrorist attack. For additional information call (202) 882-9000 or visit www.newerasurvival.org.
Through our hotline and website we offer free assessments and over 11,000 local referrals. If you or someone you know has a drug or alcohol addiction call Narconon today at (800) 468-6933 or email us at www.stopaddiction.com.
Residents wishing to have photos displayed during this event, please contact Mary Dickerson at 637-0964.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Prorgam we need you! If you are 55 of older and have time to serve your community call now. We are looking for seniors who would like to go to the schools and help with students. We are looking for seniors who would like to crochet booties and hats for babies in our hospitals. If you have time on your hands, even an hour a week we can use you. Call Laurie or Betty at RSVP 381-2765. Our hours are Tues.-Thurs., 11 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
New exhibit: Latter-day Saints Yesterday and Today, open through Labor Day; Primary Makes Me Happy: A Celebration of 125 Years of Primary is continuing. Museum hours: Mon.-Fri.-9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., Sun. and most holidays-10 a.m.-7 p.m. For more information call 801-240-3310.
Students and parents may receive a full color publication on how to receive academic funding by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and entering "Scholarship Information" in the subject line. The publication will automatically be sent to you. Those without computer access can receive the publication by contacting NAFA, 188 Summer Street, Dept. 13, Portsmouth, NH 03801.
On Jan. 8 President Bush signed a bill extending Unemployment Insurance benefits through May 31. This new extension does not grant additional weeks for individuals who have exhausted their Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation eligibility. To file for unemployment benefits, phone 1-888-848-0688. Claimants can also file for benefits on-line at jobs.utah.gov.
American Firefighter Today is an online news and information publication developed for firefighters and rescue personnel. Visitors to www.americanfirefightertoday.com may explore the site for one month free.
Get the information you need from the new Federal Citizen Information Center, formerly the Federal Consumer Information Center. When you need information on the programs, services and benefits of the federal government, just call 1-800-333-4636 or visit www.FirstGov.gov and get the answers you can trust.
Competition will be held June 16-21 at the Assembly Hall on Temple Square with the Bachauer International Piano Festival preceding it June 7-14. Applications due Feb. 1 and include a recorded audition. Applicants must be 33 or older and not derive their principal income as professional musicians. For more information, visit www.bachauer.com or call (801) 297-4250.
Intermountain Health Care has introduced an online resource center for information about cancer and the treatment of cancer. Log on to www.ihc.com and click on the IHC Cancer Services link.
The Emery County Progress is requesting everyone who has brought in photos to be used in the newspaper to pick up those photos. The hours are 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
The Utah Foster Care Foundation is encouraging Utahns to strengthen families by becoming foster parents. For more information call 1-877-505-KIDS or log on to the website at www.utahfostercare.org.
Annual Spring concert, Apr. 24-26, classical dance forms, Apr. 25-28, contemporary dance forms, CEU Geary Theater at 7:30 p.m.
AARP Tax-Aide, the nation's largest, free, volunteer run tax counseling and prepartation service is seeking volunteers of all ages who want to learn tax law and prepare tax returns for taxpayers of low-to-moderate income, with special attention to those over 60. Call toll-free 1-888-227-7669. When prompted, select Tax-Aide program and the select Volunteer Recruitment program. Leave your name and number. You will be contacted by a Utah Tax-Aide volunteer.
Our American Heritage Education Foundation is launching a nationwide effort to place fact-based historical information on the Vietnam War era in high schools.
High school or college educators need only to provide their name, phone, details of their course including student load, as well as a physical mailing address to receive a free package of materials. Included are VHS tapes, DVD set, a CD-rom, and a bound Educator Guide. E-mail requests to firstname.lastname@example.com. To find out more, call Kate at 1-800-536-5920.
Epilepsy is among the most common neurological conditions of childhood. Yet young people and their families often find that age-old stereotypes and misconceptions about it can be more difficult to cope with than the disorder itself. To provide support and information, the Foundation offers a toll free number, 1-800-338-1000 or visit the website at www.epilepsyfoundation.org.
The Three Wishes Program makes available to Senior Citizens (65 years old and up) and the permanently disabled, power wheelchairs at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. The wheelchairs are provided to those who cannot walk and cannot self-propel a manual wheelchair in their home, and who meet the additional guidelines of the program. No deposit required. 1-800-451-0971 for more information or to see if you qualify.
Members of the Utah Arts Council's Board of Directors are available to speak to local groups about the importance of utilizing economic tools found in the arts to strengthen Utah communities. If your group is interested in learning more about how the arts are important to economic prosperity, contact Jerald Holyoak, 801-328-5047, or the Utah Arts Council at 801-236-7552 for more information.
A new Consumer Information Catalog is available at no cost. This catalog contains a variety of information to help save you money and answer your questions. It can be obtained by calling 1-888-8PUEBLO, that's 1-888-878-3256, weekdays 8 a.m. -8 p.m. ET., or visit www.pueblo.gsa.gov to order.
USDA has developed an internet website for producers of livestock that "need/have" hay, haying or grazing available. The website is located at www.fsa.usda.gov and has a quick link titled FSA HayNet. This is available to assist livestock producers in finding needed hay or grazing.
The In Home Rx Program makes available breathing medications and Nebulizers to patients who may have Asthma, Emphysema or COPD at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. If you are an oxygen user at home or have severe problems with breathing conditions, please call for more information to see if you qualify. 1-800-344-5764 or visit the website www.inhomerx.com.
Bringing hope to single moms support group and self-reliance class now being offered in Castle Dale. Open to the public free of charge. It will be held on Thursday evenings from 7-8 p.m. There will be on site child care available with prior notice. The course offers self-reliance skills, recourses, skills on setting up a safety net and starting a new life plan. For more information call Jennifer at 381-2827 or Jackie at 637-5542.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department is offering a clinic for women between the age 40- 64. Get a private check-up by a female provider. Get a pap test and breast exam. Receive a free mammogram voucher. Women must meet age and income guideline to qualify for a free exam and mammogram. For more information call 381-2252.
Business hours for the Emery County Landfill are Tuesday-Friday., 9 a.m.-5:15 p.m. and on Saturday, 8 a.m- 4:15 p.m. Closed on Mondays. For questions call 381-2719.


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|Posted by Bobby Shreeves on March 20, 2002 at 13:57:40:
I want to tile the bathroom upstairs, but I need to put
down 1/2" plywood and 1/4" wonderboard to match the thickness of the rest of the floor upstairs.
When I removed the vinyl floor in the bathroom it was glued to 1/4" plywood that you could see had gotten wet at sometime.
The 1/4" plywood had been cutout around the flange and was not flush with the rest of the 1/4" plywood, probably why the floor was wet.
There is no room around the flange and the flange is bolted solid to the floor. The flange is also attached to an elbow that meets up with the 3" pvc in the wall about 18-20" away.
Is there anyway to raise the flange the 3/4" plus the thickness of the tile, without tearing out the finished drywall above the kitchen cabinets?
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A Muslim Liberal Arts Education
In curriculum design, clarity and intentionality are the most vital elements in the development of program outcomes. At Zaytuna College, these outcomes have been identified with the Arabic term adab, of which the contemporary Muslim philosopher Naquib al-Attas has written, "The fundamental element inherent in the concept of education in Islam is the inculcation of adab (ta'dīb)." The term contains a complex set of meanings that includes decency, comportment, decorum, etiquette, manners, morals, propriety, and humaneness. As an acronym, ADAB reminds us not just of the end of education—a human being with adab—but also of the means to it: acquire tools for lifelong learning (Arabic language, memorization, and the qualitative and quantitative disciplines of the classical liberal arts); demonstrate grounding in both the Islamic and the Western scholarly traditions; analyze subjects in relation to each other and with attention to contemporary relevance; and build on theoretical knowledge through moral commitment and service to the community and society.
With these ends in mind, we have developed a unique curriculum for a bachelor's degree program, relying on varied pedagogical approaches, from selective memorization to critical analysis. The curriculum emphasizes key foundational texts; an in-depth examination of critical methodological issues; a command of the Arabic language; a familiarity with the most important Islamic sciences; and grounding in law, history, philosophy, science, astronomy, literature, ethics, and politics. Our educational philosophy also reflects our belief that the ability of a student to become part of a living intellectual and spiritual tradition is enhanced by an ongoing involvement with an active community of believers. As our students pursue their studies, they are integrated into the life of the surrounding Muslim community. They deliver lectures and sermons; they lead and participate in religious gatherings; they provide counsel, especially for the youth of the community; and they are exposed to the full range of daily trials and triumphs that characterize modern society.
Students will find the Zaytuna curriculum to be holistic, with its emphasis on universal principles and themes, rather than fragmented into isolated subjects and disciplines. In a seminal essay on liberal education, the poet and scholar Mark van Doren tells us, "The student who can begin early in his life to think of things as connected, even if he revises his view with every succeeding year, has begun the life of learning." This spirit captures an essential aspect of study at Zaytuna College: the holistic curriculum reflects the interdependence of disciplines. For example, the study of astronomy raises issues of theology; the study of political science is not divorced from personal ethics; the rise and fall of civilizations is contextualized through a study of world religions; and grammar, logic, and rhetoric constantly inform the interpretive possibilities of a text.
In his introduction to the 1952 publication
of Great Books of the Western World, Robert
Maynard Hutchins points out that it was
considered self-evident, until recently,
that "No man was educated unless he was
acquainted with the masterpieces of his
tradition." The Zaytuna curriculum takes this
claim to heart, but grapples with an added
challenge. As a Muslim liberal arts college in
the West, Zaytuna aims to provide its students
a foundation in the intellectual heritage of not
one but two major world civilizations: the
Western and the Islamic. These civilizations
share not only common roots but also common
aims: to think deeply and systematically about
the world (creation), to ponder its ultimate
cause and purpose (Creator), and to live
ethically in the course of our individual and
collective lives (spirituality and politics).
As an emerging college, Zaytuna's aim and ambition are to fully participate in a renewal of the teachings embedded in the Islamic religious tradition so students can grasp their relevance to the present world. In the words of Hutchins, "If we can secure a real university in this country and a real program of general education upon which its work can rest, it may be that the character of our civilization may slowly change."
The idea of a Zaytuna education can be expressed in several ways, but at its core is an aspiration that students undergo a personal transformation that leads to an abiding concern for the wider community. As God's creation, we are all interconnected, and through our diverse cultural histories, we discover our shared humanity and dream of a common future. Because our problems are, at their root, both spiritual and philosophical, the Islamic intellectual legacy can benefit the broader societal discourse.
Zaytuna College students will begin to understand, through practice, learning, and the free exchange of ideas, the valuable and contributive role that Islam can play in the modern world, as well as the faith's shared history with the West. A look at the historic timeline of the greatest books of Western civilization shows a significant gap between the years 400 (Augustine) and 1200 (Aquinas). Although much of this period is known as the Dark Ages, Muslim intellectual life began to flourish after the seventh century and contributed to, in the terminology of Marshall Hodgson, "the Great Western Transmutation," ushering in the era of modernity. As historian Dimitri Gutas points out, "One can justly claim that the study of post-classical Greek secular writings can hardly proceed without the evidence of Arabic, which in this context becomes the second classical language, even before Latin." A true liberal arts education, by definition, equips students with the tools of learning, critical thinking, and eloquent expression. These are the disciplines that comprise the qualitative aspect of the trivium—grammar, logic, and rhetoric—in a classical liberal arts education. At Zaytuna College, students receive five years of Arabic, three semesters of logic, and three semesters of rhetoric; in addition, they apply these tools in classes across the curriculum. With a one-year Arabic language prerequisite for matriculation, Zaytuna places more emphasis on the Arabic language than does any other undergraduate program in the nation.
As a Muslim educational community, Zaytuna acknowledges the overarching objectives of Muslim law: the preservation of religion, life, intellect, family, private property, and human dignity. These objectives provide the foundation for learning, character, and service that is integral to the mission of the College. Zaytuna's academic and extracurricular programs are designed to foster and develop the moral, intellectual, and spiritual qualities necessary for cultivating balanced individuals who cherish and desire to realize these objectives. Zaytuna offers eight courses in law and three in theology, both Islamic and comparative, toward its Bachelor of Arts degree in Islamic Law and Theology.
Zaytuna College also aims to prepare its graduates for lives of service and leadership. Students are challenged to grow in intellectual curiosity and to become caring, responsible human beings, committed to the stewardship of creation, especially of the weak and vulnerable. Accordingly, the College emphasizes the universal nature of Islamic values. It is our hope that Muslims of all backgrounds, as well as students and faculty of other faiths and perspectives, will find a welcoming community at the College.
Our goal is to make Zaytuna a place where Muslim tradition comes alive. "Tradition," as van Doren reminds us, "is most dangerous, and most troublesome, when it is forgotten. It gives strength as well as takes it. It brings life as well as threatens it. It is life fighting to maintain itself in time. For there is the curious fact that tradition is never so healthy as when it is being fought. We deny its authority, but in doing so we use its clearest terms; and end, if we are original, in enriching it so that it may have strength for future wars. It is orthodoxy at its best, thriving on heresies which it digests into nobler problems."
At Zaytuna, students engage the shared traditions of Islam and the West, studying Aristotle and Avicenna, Galen and Ghazali, side by side. Zaytuna is a place for the renewal and reconciliation of our common heritage, and for keeping God and revelation at the center of the conversation. A future of health and healing, we affirm, will be built on the intellectual and spiritual achievements of the past. Our vision, educational philosophy, and curriculum are designed with this in mind.
Many great American scholars and thinkers have lamented the decline of the liberal arts in the West and committed themselves to a revival of liberal education. Their vision endures today in religious and secular institutions such as Thomas Aquinas College, St. John's College, Columbia University, Shimer College, Williams College, and Bard College. Zaytuna is the first Muslim college to join the movement.
The decline of traditional Islamic education has resulted in a similar erosion of understanding of grammar, rhetoric, and logic, as well as the fundamental skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening, among Muslims. A Muslim liberal arts college with a well-designed curriculum can help integrate the study of Arabic and Islam into the Western canon. Such an effort by Zaytuna and others may go a long way toward infusing faith into civil society, thereby enhancing the commonweal.
At the end of the day, it is our graduates who can effect change. For the ultimate end of a liberal arts education, at Zaytuna College or elsewhere, is the formation of a healthy human being—body and mind, heart and soul. The fragmentation of human knowledge into disparate disciplines that no longer recognize their relationship to each other or to the whole leads to an alienation from oneself. It is our humble aspiration that a journey through the Zaytuna curriculum may become a journey of self-discovery for our students, a reconciliation with the living and nonliving beings around us, towards knowledge of the divine.


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