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If the Framingham Public Library's McAuliffe branch were a book, it would be bursting at the binding. Children's picture books, cookbooks, travel books, bestsellers, magazines, music, books on tape and other items are stuffed into a 5,300-square-foot building across from the Pinefield shopping plaza.
If the Framingham Public Library's McAuliffe branch were a book, it would be bursting at the binding.
Children's picture books, cookbooks, travel books, bestsellers, magazines, music, books on tape and other items are stuffed into a 5,300-square-foot building across from the Pinefield shopping plaza.
There is little extra shelf space left, and no place for meetings or loud or quiet activities in the building that opened in 1963 and was designed to house 16,500 books, a about one-quarter the number of 68,000 books and audiovisual items that are now offered at McAuliffe.
Librarian Jane Peck gets excited thinking about how much better the community would be served by a new branch library that — at a planned 17,000 square feet — would be triple the size of the current one.
"I think it would be wonderful," Peck said. "It would be a wonderful resource for the whole community. A library meets the needs of everybody from our youngest to the oldest."
After a vote Tuesday, library trustees are proceeding with plans to build a replacement McAuliffe branch in Nobscot, next to the village shopping center.
The board plans to seek special Town Meeting's authorization in January to buy a three-plus-acre parcel of land across from Hemenway School and Heritage at Framingham, a senior living center.
Voters in October OK'd the library board's plan to apply for a construction grant from the state Board of Library Commissioners, with the application due at the end of January.
The project is estimated to cost $6.8 million, plus the cost of land, and trustees say the state would cover half the cost.
After soliciting proposals, trustees voted to develop on wooded property at 746 Water St. that the A.J. Rousseau Nobscot Trust is offering at $740,000.
The town will need to move or demolish an existing old home and garage.
Pinefield strip mall owner Richard Aronovitz offered part of his parking lot, across Nicholas Street from the current branch, for $1.5 million.
Trustees see huge potential with the site they chose.
"The location is just — it's perfect," board member Sam Klaidman said Wednesday as he walked the property with Chairwoman Ruth Winett.
Klaidman, who is heading the building committee, pointed across the street to the circa-1878 Old Nobscot Post Office and Library, a branch that was open from 1905 to 1953.
He said the Rousseau family paid to move the small historic building there, onto a splinter of town-owned land.
"That's really interesting," Klaidman said.
Trustees have conceptual sketches of plans for the new library, but will work with an architect to design the building and grounds.
Interim Library Director Jeanne Kelley said leaders hope to have program space that can be used by community groups, a special young adult area and improved handicapped accessibility.
"I think that one important part of the new library is meeting space," Kelley said.
The busiest branch library in the state after the Coolidge Corner library in Brookline, the McAuliffe branch had over 135,000 visits last year, Peck said.
The current building is "definitely not" sufficient, she said.
"Some of the big problems are seating," she said. ``The young adult section has no capacity for children to come in and sit and study."
There are only four public computers with Internet access, and none in the children's area.
Even in this modern era, a library's role is important, Peck said.
"Literacy is the be-all and end-all of how people get ahead in the world. We want literate townspeople we want children who are confident and comfortable readers," she said. "That's what the library does, is show people how to do that."
Peck said seniors use the library often — coming in to read the newspaper and meet friends in the morning.
Children can also receive services that have been reduced or eliminated in the schools because of budget cuts, she said.
Peck said about a third of the library's total circulation is housed at the McAuliffe branch, with the rest at the main library on Lexington Street.
It's important to have a branch on the Northside, she said, so children, adults and seniors on that side of town can get there easily.
"We are definitely a complement to the main library," she said. "We're an added service, an added value to what the main library has to offer."
(Danielle Ameden can be reached at 508-626-4416 or firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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It was much warmer than this in March last year.

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LSU welcomes applications from all interested students without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, marital status, or veteran's handicap. The University is committed to making fair and timely decisions on applications submitted.
The University operates on a two-semester plan with an additional multi-session summer term. Qualified applicants, except in the School of Social Work, the M.B.A. program, and the School of Veterinary Medicine, may initiate their studies at the beginning of any semester or term. For detailed information concerning admission to graduate and professional schools, see the section, "Graduate School - Professional Programs" in this catalog.
Application packets are routinely sent to students who have their scores on the American College Test (ACT) or Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) sent to the University. Undergraduate applications are also available in many high schools and can be requested by writing or calling the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 225/388-1175.
All applicants are encouraged to apply well before the deadline dates and should send transcripts of all college work attempted, if any, as soon as possible. Students should ask their high schools to send transcripts of all work to date to LSU at the time application is made. Complete transcripts will be required after high school graduation.
A nonrefundable application fee of $25 must accompany the application for admission or reentry. This fee should be paid by a check drawn on a U.S. bank (or U.S. money order) and show the name of the student for whom payment is made. This service fee is used to help cover the cost of processing applications. It is neither refunded if admission is denied, nor is it applied against other costs when the student subsequently enrolls. All former LSU students who have not been enrolled for one or more semesters must submit an application for reentry.
The application for admission also serves as the application for the main scholarship programs for freshmen. Arrangements for admission, housing, and need based financial aid are made separately through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, the Office of Residential Life, and the Office of Student Aid and Scholarships, respectively. Filing an application for admission does not entitle an applicant to University housing or financial aid; nor is the filing of a housing application, the assignment to a room, or the award of financial aid a commitment of admission to the University. For further information, see the sections, "Student Life and Academic Services" and "Financial Aid and Scholarships" in this catalog.
Application deadlines are:
LSU enforces the application deadline for all undergraduate applications. In addition, all credential (transcripts, test scores, etc.) for fall applicants must be in our office by July 1 to be reviewed for fall admission. Any student who submits an application after the stated deadline will be considered on an appeal basis only. Exceptions will be considered only in circumstances of unusual hardship. If a late application is accepted, the application may be assessed a late application fee.
All students enrolling for the first time at LSU or after an absence of one semester or more must furnish proof of immunization for (or immunity to) measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, and diphtheria prior to enrollment at the University. The required proof should be submitted to LSU, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 110 Thomas Boyd Hall, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803, or phone 225/388-1175.
All persons who are required to register for the federal draft under the federal Military Selective Service Act shall be required to certify on their application for admission that they have registered with the Selective Service. All questions regarding compliance should be directed to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 110 Thomas Boyd Hall, Baton Rouge, LA 70803.
Eligibility for classification as a Louisiana resident is determined by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions in accordance with LSU System regulations and is based on evidence provided on the application for admission and related documents. Regulations relate primarily to location of the home and place of employment. A resident student is defined as one who has abandoned all prior domiciles and has been domiciled in the state of Louisiana continuously for at least one full year (365 days) immediately preceding the first day of classes of the term for which classification as a resident is sought.
The individual's physical presence within this state for one year must be associated with substantial evidence that such presence was with the intent to maintain a Louisiana domicile. Physical presence within the state solely for educational purposes without substantial evidence of the intent to remain in Louisiana will not be sufficient for classification as a resident, regardless of the length of time within the state.
Factors considered in establishing residency, although not necessarily conclusive, include financial independence from parents residing in another state or country, reliance on Louisiana resources for financial support, continuous presence in Louisiana during periods when not enrolled as a student, commitments indicating an intent to stay in Louisiana permanently, paying Louisiana income taxes as a resident during the past tax year, and the absence of these indicia in other states during any period for which domicile in Louisiana is asserted.
Special provisions have been made for adults moving to Louisiana for employment purposes, military personnel stationed in Louisiana, and international students with immigrant visas. An international student on a student visa is classified as a nonresident.
Resident classification and all fees are audited and adjusted, if necessary, after each registration. Appropriate credits or charges are then made to the student's account.
For additional information concerning the establishment of residency, contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
All students who wish to be considered for undergraduate admission to LSU are encouraged to apply.
Freshmen: Fall 2000
Starting in the Fall 2000, students with the following will be automatically admitted:
All other students will be considered for admission based on an evaluation of their likelihood of success at LSU. The purpose of the Admission Committee review is to evaluate the qualifications of each applicant to determine whether equivalent predictors of success exist and whether to admit the student on this basis.
A student athlete who is awarded an athletic grant-in-aid may be admitted if he/she meets the standards found in Bylaw 14.3.1 of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. A student athlete at LSU will be subject to a number of special academic requirements specified in the rules of the Southeastern Conference and the NCAA.
Graduates of unapproved high schools must meet the unit requirements and submit satisfactory grades and an ACT composite score of 21 or higher or an SAT combined score of 990 or higher. GED graduates will also be subject to the requirements as outlined above.
A Louisiana resident who is at least 21 years old may apply for admission. The applicant's entire background—education, training, and experience—will be considered.
A student athlete who is awarded an athletic grant-in-aid may be admitted if he/she meets the standards found in Bylaw 14.3.1 of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. A student athlete at LSU will be subject to a number of special academic requirements specified in the rules of the Southeastern Conference and the NCAA.
The Undergraduate Admissions Committee considers grade-point average, standardized test scores, class rank, pattern and quality of courses, curriculum, grade trends, educational objectives, extracurricular activities, leadership abilities, and school recommendations. Students may be admitted on the basis of special talents, significant life and career experience, or membership in groups underrepresented in the student body.
LSU will also accept, as one unit toward the Category 7 requirement, any two units of performance courses in music, dance, or theatre not listed above; or two such units of studio art courses.
Early and Concurrent Admission Requirements
The Early Admission Program permits high school students who have not completed all requirements for a high-school diploma to apply for admission to LSU as regular students, provided they fulfill these minimum
requirements: 15 units of high school credit, including 3 units of English; an overall academic average of 3.00 ("B"); and an ACT composite score of 28. From the students who meet these requirements, a limited number are selected. Among the considerations in selection are maturity, rank in class, grades, recommendation of the high school principal and others, and additional evidence of scholarly achievement.
The University has instituted a Concurrent High School University Enrollment program especially designed for high school students who demonstrate the maturity and scholastic ability to be successful in college work. Participation in this program permits exceptional high school seniors to enroll in one or more courses at LSU when space, faculty, and other facilities are available. Students must have a grade-point average of 3.00 ("A" = 4.0), an ACT composite of 27 or SAT (math plus verbal) of 1220, and be recommended by the high school principal or counselor for enrollment in a specific course or courses.
Students applying for concurrent study must have completed the most advanced courses offered by their school in the academic areas in which they wish to enroll, or must be considered qualified for the college course by the principal or counselor. Continued concurrent enrollment requires renewal of approval each semester.
Concurrent enrollment students are eligible for honors activities and are encouraged to visit the Honors College office. The Honors College staff will be available for advice or information, whether or not the student intends to pursue honors activities.
Advanced-Placement Program
See the end of this chapter for information about advanced placement for entering freshmen.
Freshman Orientation and Registration
Freshman applicants who intend to enroll in the fall must apply by May 1, have ACT or SAT scores on file, and participate in the freshman orientation and registration program. This program includes testing for placement and advanced standing, and the opportunity to meet with a counselor for advice on the selection of courses for the fall semester. Announcements giving dates and complete information regarding this program are sent to applicants and to high schools.
Transfer Students
Students with previous college or university work from regionally accredited institutions may be considered for admission if they have an overall 2.00 grade-point average or better on all college work attempted. Transfer applicants who have earned fewer than 24 hours of college-level work (above remedial) must meet the requirements for freshman admission (See "Freshmen" in this chapter.)
LSU computes the grade-point average (gpa) on all courses taken, including repeated courses, courses with incomplete grades, and those with any other grades, except "W," "WA," "WB," "WC," "WD," "WF," "unsatisfactory," and "no credit." Each computed grade becomes an "A," equaling four quality points; "B" = 3; "C" = 2; "D" = 1; and "F" = 0. The symbols "+" and "-" are disregarded. Grades of "pass," "credit," and "satisfactory" will be treated alike and will be counted as earned hours, but not in the computation of the gpa. "Fail" will count as hours attempted, but not as hours earned, and will be used to compute the gpa, including any remedial course work. This policy is followed, regardless of the practices of the sending institution, including other LSU System campuses.
Students who have attempted 60 or more semester hours must meet the requirements for admission to one of the colleges.
A prospective transfer student should submit an admission application and a complete official transcript(s) from each college or university attended, whether or not credit was earned or is desired.
Students enrolled in college at the time applications are submitted should have transcripts sent when they apply for admission, to be followed by supplementary records at the close of the semester. Provisional admission, pending receipt of supplementary records, may be given when it is impossible to obtain these records prior to scheduled registration dates.
This admission will be canceled if the required records are not received by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions within 30 days from the first day of classes or if it is determined, upon receipt of records, that the applicant does not qualify for admission.
Re-entering Students
A re-entering student who has not enrolled in the University for one or more regular semesters must apply for readmission. If that student has attempted 12 or more semester hours at other accredited colleges or universities since last attending LSU, a grade-point average of at least 2.00 on all college work attempted is required.
LSU students applying to re-enter the University (1) must submit an application and complete official transcript(s) from each college or university attended since leaving LSU, regardless of whether credit was earned or transferable, (2) must meet college scholastic requirements for re-entry, and (3) may be placed on probation upon re-entry. A re-entering student who has attempted 60 or more semester hours may be admitted to the University only if the student meets the requirements for admission to one of the colleges.
Acceptance of Credit from Other Collegiate Institutions
The evaluation of credit from other institutions is made in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions after the student's complete application and all official transcripts from each college and university attended are received. In general, credit earned in colleges and universities accredited by regional accrediting associations is accepted.
For schools not regionally accredited, the University is guided in its decision regarding acceptance of credit by recommendations of selected institutions in the states in which the schools are located. Applicants who are admitted are given an opportunity, usually through advanced-standing examinations, to validate some or all of the credit. Each student's record from a nonaccredited college will be considered on the basis of individual merit.
Students who are placed on probation or made ineligible to continue, based on grades earned in course work recorded on transcripts received after registration, will have the appropriate academic action applied immediately.
Credit allowed by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for transfer is, in all cases, subject to review by the student's college with regard to its applicability toward a particular degree. Questions relating to the evaluation of credit should be referred to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Questions relating to the acceptance of credit toward a degree program and the length of time required for completion of degree requirements should be referred to the appropriate college or school. For additional information, see the chapter, "Undergraduate Degree Requirements and Regulations."
International Applicants
International students with superior scholastic records and English proficiency, as demonstrated by acceptable scores on recognized tests, are considered for admission as freshmen or transfer students. Freshman applicants must be graduates of recognized secondary schools comparable in level to U.S. high schools. Applicants must complete the equivalent of 17½ required high school units (see "Freshmen"). Transfer students who have earned less than 24 semester hours of college-level work (above remedial) must meet both freshman and transfer requirements.
Factors considered in making admission decisions are grades earned, subjects taken, and ability to carry a full course of study; scores on college entrance examinations such as the American College Test, the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Board, or the Prueba de Aptitud Academica; appropriateness of proposed field of study in relation to the applicant's general ability; and letters of recommendation.
An applicant whose native language is not English is required to submit a score of at least 500 on the paper-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or 173 on the computer-based TOEFL. This is a test designed to evaluate proficiency in English and is administered at testing centers overseas and throughout the U.S. Information regarding this test may be obtained by writing to TOEFL, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey 08541.
All students not previously enrolled at LSU will be required to take an English placement test prior to registration and to schedule, beginning in the first semester of enrollment, required courses in English as determined by this test.
Applications for the fall semester are not accepted after May 1; after November 1 for the spring semester; and after May 1 for the summer term. To be assured of an admission decision prior to registration, the following materials must be in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at least 90 days before the beginning of the semester in which admission is desired:
When sufficient scholastic records and acceptable evidence of English proficiency are not received early enough to determine admissibility for the semester for which application was made, consideration will be delayed until the following semester.
International applicants are required to offer proof of the availability of sufficient funds to meet all costs while studying at the University.
LSU Senior College Program at Alexandria
Through its Senior College at Alexandria, LSU provides central Louisiana residents with the opportunity to earn a baccalaureate degree by taking all classes on the Alexandria campus. Degree programs offered in the Senior College are: Bachelor of General Studies; Bachelor of Science in General Business Administration; and Bachelor of Science in Elementary Grades Education. Interested students should contact their respective senior colleges for additional information.
LSU 25+ (formerly known as PASS) is a special category of admissions for adult students. Adults who are at least 25 years of age and who have a high school diploma or GED certificate are eligible for admission to LSU through LSU 25+. Although students do not have to submit ACT and SAT scores, complete official transcripts of all prior college work are required. Official transcripts must be mailed directly to LSU from the sending institution. No student will be admitted to the program who is down more than 48 quality points. Students are subject to LSU's admissions deadlines and will be assessed a late fee if their applications are accepted after the deadline. The deadline for admission, the transcript requirement, and the minimum age will be waived for students who have earned a bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university. Students with a bachelor's degree or higher will be assessed a late fee, however, if applying after the deadline.
Students admitted through LSU 25+ are eligible to schedule courses for college credit, provided they meet the prerequisites for the courses. Students may enroll in order to prepare for possible entry into LSU as a regularly admitted student, to upgrade job skills, or to take courses for personal enrichment.
LSU 25+ students may schedule a maximum of nine hours per semester and earn a maximum of 24 semester hours in the program. Students who earn 24 hours in LSU 25+ (excluding remedial courses) may apply for regular admission to the University. Students who seek regular admission to LSU after completing LSU 25+ will be evaluated on the admissions standards in place for transfer students at the time of their application for regular admission. some senior colleges have admissions criteria exceeding those for general admission to the University. Prospective students should consult individual senior colleges for information on additional requirements for specific degree programs. LSU 25+ students who gain admission to the University as regularly admitted students are subject to the requirements of the catalog in effect at the time of their admission as regular students.
LSU 25+ is not designed for international students or students who plan to apply for veteran's benefits or financial aid. These students must be enrolled in degree programs.
Applications for LSU 25+ will be processed by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
The Evening School will provide counseling for all students in LSU 25+. For further information, contact LSU Evening School, 388 Pleasant Hall, LSU, Baton Rouge, LA 70803 or call 225/388-5213; fax 225/388-5305.
Correspondence Study
Admission to college level correspondence (independent study) courses at LSU does not constitute admission to a degree program at the University. However, students may enroll for correspondence study prior to being admitted to the University.
Credit earned in correspondence courses may be submitted for evaluation toward an undergraduate degree at LSU or may be transferred to another institution. Students not enrolled at LSU who plan to apply correspondence credit toward an LSU degree should submit an official "Application for Admission" form (available from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions). In addition to the application form, students should submit official transcripts of all previous academic work.
Admission to correspondence study will be granted to enrolled LSU undergraduate students upon approval of their college deans, which must be indicated on the Independent Study application form. Students who have been dropped from the University for scholastic, disciplinary, or attendance reasons may be admitted to correspondence study courses on a noncredit basis only.
Correspondence course grades will be posted to the transcript when the course is completed. If a registered student takes the final examination by the last day of the examination period of a semester/summer term, the grade will be posted to that semester/summer term. The grade will be used to determine academic action at the conclusion of that semester or summer term. If the examination is taken after that date, or if the student is not registered, the correspondence grade will be posted to the next regular semester or summer term for which the student is registered. The grade will be used to determine academic action for that semester or summer term. Correspondence course grades will not be posted to intersession. Students who become ineligible while a correspondence course is in progress may complete the course for degree credit. During their period of ineligibility to enroll, students may register on a noncredit basis for correspondence courses.
No more than one-fourth of the number of hours required for the bachelor's degree may be taken through the Division of Continuing Education by correspondence study. Specific information regarding acceptance of correspondence study toward fulfillment of degree requirements is provided in college and school sections of this catalog. Before scheduling correspondence courses, LSU students must obtain approval of their college deans.
Visiting Students
Students enrolled in another accredited college or university who are eligible to continue in that institution in the next regular term and who are not on scholastic warning or probation may be admitted as visiting students for one semester or summer term only. These students must submit a statement from the registrar of that school. This statement must include the total number of semester or quarter hours of credit previously earned. Students admitted on a visiting student basis who wish to be considered for regular admission must complete a new application for admission and must supply official transcripts of all college work previously taken. International students are not eligible for this program.
Interinstitutional Cooperative Program—LSU/Southern University
LSU students may enroll in courses at Southern University through a cross-registration program. Before enrolling, a student must obtain prior written approval from the dean of his or her college. See the "LSU - Southern University Cooperative Programs" section of this catalog for details.
LSU/Baton Rouge Community College Cross-Enrollment Program
LSU and Baton Rouge Community College students may take courses at the other institution through a cross-enrollment program between the two institutions. This program enables students to take courses not available at the institution where they matriculate. Both full-time and part-time students are eligible to participate. Unless special course fees are assessed, full-time students pay no additional fees. Part-time students pay fees based on the total number of hours for which they are registered and any special course fees.
Participants are allowed the same library privileges granted to the student body at the home institution. Students participating in the cross-registration program have access to the library at the other institution.
Courses taken at Baton Rouge Community College that are approved for college work at LSU are recorded as transfer credit, as is all course work taken outside the LSU System. Interested students can obtain information from the Office of the University Registrar at LSU, the Registrar's Office at Baton Rouge Community College, and the offices of academic deans at both institutions. Before enrolling, a student must obtain prior written approval from the dean of his/her college. Students should consult the current Registration Schedule of Classes for additional details.
Academic Common Market
Louisiana participates with thirteen other southern states in the Academic Common Market, an interstate agreement for sharing uncommon programs. Residents of these states who are accepted for admission into selected out-of-state programs can enroll on an in-state tuition basis.
To enroll as Academic Common Market students, applicants must (1) be accepted for admission into a program to which their state has made arrangements to send its students, and (2) obtain certification of residency from the Common Market Coordinator in their home state. Applications for admission should be made directly to the institution offering the program. Additional information about the Academic Common Market and programs available at in-state tuition rates for residents of Louisiana can be obtained from the Office of the University Registrar.
Academic Bankruptcy
Under specified conditions, undergraduate students who have interrupted their college careers for a period of at least five consecutive calendar years may, at the time of application for admission to the University, declare academic bankruptcy. (See the Undergraduate Degree Requirements and Regulations" section of this catalog.)
Other Considerations
Applicants who meet the educational requirements listed in this catalog will be considered for admission. Admission is not automatically granted when these requirements are met; it may be denied if other factors, in the judgment of University officials, merit denial. Issues such as limited enrollment in certain curricula, timeliness of application, unavailability of certain programs, and other relevant factors may be considered. Furthermore, the University may deny admission, readmission, or continued enrollment to persons whose behavior is disruptive, dangerous, or abusive.
Students may appeal admission decisions to the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Life and Academic Services. Such appeals will be heard only after the application has been reviewed by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the Undergraduate Admissions Committee.
Advanced-Standing Program
All new freshman students entering LSU may take departmental Advanced-Standing Examinations. Appropriate course placement and academic credit earned are determined by the students' scores. These examinations are administered at no additional charge to participants in the Spring Testing, Freshman Orientation, or Special International Student Testing programs, provided the students complete the tests by the final date to add courses for credit during their first term of enrollment at LSU. Credit earned through placement tests and advanced-standing examinations taken while students are not enrolled in the University (all System campuses) will be awarded in the next semester for which they are enrolled for resident credit, provided they register at LSU within two years. ACT—The American College Test - ACT scores are used in granting advanced-standing credit in freshman English and mathematics placement.
AP—The Advanced-Placement Program of the College Board - Advanced-Placement credit will be granted in appropriate subject to freshmen who earn a grade of 3, 4, or 5 on Advanced-Placement subject examinations, as specified in the chart below.
About one-fourth of American secondary schools currently participate in the Advanced-Placement Program of the College Board. Each May, these examinations are administered (by the College Board) to students who have participated in the program. The following table shows credit awarded by LSU and the score requirements. (Note—the specific history course will be decided after the department interviews the student.) Departmental recommendations may be subject to change. Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for current recommendations.
For information about general program data and policies, contact either Advanced-Placement Program, The College Board, 45 Columbia Ave., New York, NY 10023-6917; or the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803-2802.
CLEP—Subject Examinations of the College Level Examination Program - Policies governing minimum required scores and the acceptance of credit are established by the appropriate academic departments. LSU allows credit on CLEP subject examinations in 20 areas. (Credit is not allowed for CLEP general examinations.) Departmental course credit recommendations for satisfactory scores on CLEP subject examinations are included in the table below.


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GMAS Survival: Going Beyond the Basics
Imagine that you're on a deserted island with nothing but your laptop and amazingly an internet connection! You have no paper files but you have access to GMAS and email. Could you continue to manage your portfolio on the island? Through a variety of real-life situations from pre-award to close-out, Survivors will discover that the answer is a definitive "yes!"
In this lab based curriculum you will be taken on a treasure hunt, explore the document repository, create a variety requests, add new members to project teams, create new profiles, change budget templates, experience a close-out through the eyes of an OSP Financial Analyst and more!
GMAS Survival is a two week program that meets twice a week in 2-hour lab sessions with pre-assignments designed to enhance the lab experience.
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STOCKTON host Middlesbrough tomorrow (1pm) in the annual Alan Todd Memorial match.
This is the 10th match to commemorate a man who gave so much to Teesside rugby as a player, then official, at Stockton, and a social member at Middlesbrough.
He lived very close to Boro's Acklam Park ground.
The first match was played at Christmas 2003 approximately nine months after Alan died.
Last season at Boro the result was a 19-19 draw.
A Stockton statement said: "It is a fine way for both clubs to commemorate not only Alan, but also from Stockton's perspective, other colleagues who have passed away in recent years, such as Joe Glover and Frank Trotter and all of whom contributed so much to the development of Stockton RFC.
"Alan came from a non rugby school and first played for Stockton in the 1950s as a winger, but like all sensible backs, he eventually gravitated to the warmth of the front row.
"He played many first team games including the Durham Cup final of 1964 when Stockton were defeated by Durham City who at the time had three England internationals playing for them - fly half Mike Weston, hooker Stan Hodgson and winger John Ranson.
"His competitive career was ended by a knee injury which in later years necessitated a replacement joint.
"In the 1970s he started his administration career in Stockton RFC as Chairman in 1976, and became our President in 1990.
"Simultaneously he was our Durham County representative and became President of Durham County Rugby Union during season 1998-99. Alan also played a large part in ensuring our junior section took off in the 1970s.
"Alan loved nothing more than a good hard game of rugby - with no quarter asked or expected, followed by a good drink in the bar."
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The definition of neap is a type of tide that happens just after the first and third quarters of the lunar cycle when the low tides are higher and the high tides are lower.
An example of neap is weaker tides present in the oceans.
designating a type of tide that occurs after the first and third quarters of the lunar month: at these times the high tides are lower and the low tides are higher than the corresponding tides during spring tide, because of the gravitational effects of the right-angled alignment of the moon, earth, and sun
Origin of neapMiddle English neep from Old English nep- in nepflod, neap tide
neap tide
Dial. the tongue of a wagon drawn by two animals
Origin of neapprobably from ON, as in Norwegian dialect, dialectal neip, forked pole
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- To trap a ship (ship and crew) in water too shallow to move, due to the smaller tidal range occurring in a period of neap tides.
Old English nÄ"p- in nÄ"pflÅd ("neap tide").


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Are They Just Right? The Discovery of the TRAPPIST-1 Planetary System and Their 'Goldilocks' Potential
In the past several months science educators teaching astronomy and space exploration probably haven't needed a lot to motivate science students who are endlessly fascinated with the possibility of life outside our own planet. The recent discovery of seven planets around TRAPPIST-1 (a star named for the Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope in Chile) has provided teachers new seeds to plant into the imagination of young minds interested in exoplanetary discovery. eLibrary can help feed that imagination with loads of resources.
In May 2016 researchers in Chile reported in the journal Nature the discovery of three planets with sizes and temperatures similar to Venus and Earth orbiting around an ultra-cool dwarf star just 40 light-years away in the Aquarius constellation. Earlier this year NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, along with the Very Large Telescope Array at Paranal in Chile, confirmed two of those planets, and then found five more exoplanets. Of the seven, three are presently believed to fall within the habitability zone (the 'goldilocks' zone), that area around a star in which rocky planets may hold liquid water and harbor life.
TRAPPIST-1, the star which these planets orbit, is classified as an ultra-cool dwarf. The star is so cool that water in liquid form could exist on planets that are even closer in orbit than Mercury is to our sun. In the years to come, if further observations reveal oxygen in any of the planet's atmosphere, which could point to photosynthesis of plants, there is a good probability life can exist on these planets.
eLibrary has recent news information on this discovery as well as Research Topics on exoplanets, habitable planets, and general information on astronomy, cosmology, and space exploration that can help your students dive deeper into the questions of life existing elsewhere in our galaxy and beyond.
Here are some things scientists know thus far about TRAPPIST-1 and its planets:
- All seven of the TRAPPIST-1 planet's orbit is closer than Mercury's orbit around our sun.
- TRAPPIST-1 is much cooler and redder than the sun, and only slightly larger than Jupiter, which is about a tenth of the size of the sun.
- Because the planets are so close to TRAPPIST-1, all seven planets appear to be in a gravitational lock. That is, one side of each planet permanently faces the star, just as our moon is gravitationally locked and we only see one side of it.
- One year on the closest planet orbiting TRAPPIST-1 is equal to just 1.5 earth days. The farthest planet's yearly orbit is equal to 18.8 earth days.
- If you were standing on one of the planets, each of the other planets would appear prominently in the sky, and at times appearing much larger than the moon does in our sky.
- TRAPPIST-1 is a mere 40 light-years away. In layman's terms, that's still 235 trillion miles away.
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Dylan Ratigan: Hates Newspapers, Claims Not to be a Common Leftist
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Dylan Ratigan: Hates Newspapers, Claims Not to be a Common Leftist
-By Warner Todd Huston
Well, MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan has been saying some interesting things these days, hasn't he? Most particularly, two amusing things scream out in a recent interview with The Atlantic. One was that he refuses to read newspapers and the other is that he wants people to think he isn't the doctrinaire liberal everyone assumes he is. Neither claim will endear him to his lefty pals at NBC, but which one is more likely true?
First of all, it is pretty amusing to see a denizen of MSNBC diss the newspapers like Ratigan did. When asked how he takes his daily news he said, "I wouldn't read a newspaper now unless you put a gun to my head and even then I would really try to negotiate with you. It's not that I reject the content, it's that I reject the format."
Ouch. Of course, at some point one wonders what he's reading if not at least some coverage of the newspapers even if only on the net. Still, it must hurt to have one on their own side saying that newspapers don't fit in his world.
It is the other thing he said that seems to ring hollow.
One of my great frustrations with working in cable news is that the entire cable news infrastructure has been branded through partisan political lenses and so people assume that if you're on MSNBC you're left and if you're on Fox News you're right. There's no question that I'm painted as left because of the network I'm on.
Just "painted" as left? Really?
He went on to say that the parties are exactly the same, both "bought by six industries: energy, banking, health care, defense, agribusiness and communications."
Is Ratigan really trying to get us to believe that he isn't just a regular old, doctrinaire liberal like all the other MSNBC staffers? Does he think any of us believe that he's in any way upset that people assume he's a lefty merely because he works for the farthest left of all the lefty "news" outlets in the country?
So, how do we assess Mr. Dylan Ratigan's point of view?
Well, on The Colbert Report, Ratigan said that America's Bankers are somehow "just like" the Mexican drug cartels.
Yeah. That old hate the rich, hate the banks meme isn't very liberal… right?
Let's look at a few more of his opinions that he wants us to believe isn't just normal leftism, shall we?
- Ratigan has called for a new nation-wide Internet tax
- He seems to have called for a violent revolution
- He takes the standard hate-the-tea-party, liberal view
- He thinks China is better than the U.S.
- He likes to call conservative commentators scumbags and liars
- He speaks against our armed forces and our defense establishment
- He indulges the ages old liberal attack that conservatives want to kill Americans
- He is against enforcing our immigration laws
- …
Well, there are a lot more than just these few instances. In fact, on a daily basis Ratigan spouts one left-wing trope after another. Yet from all this common, everyday leftist sentiment, we are expected to believe that Dylan Ratigan is not just a common, everyday leftist?
Does he think we are that stupid?
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You know we've been following the saga of the Midnight Knitter, aka Salty Knits, the illustrious gang of n'er do well knitters and crocheters operating out of an underground bunker somewhere in West Cape May, NJ. This week things got a whole lot uglier. Has the local constabulary caught the miscreants? Not yet. But someone tore down the current installation…except for the acrylic pieces. A rival gang? The Town gettin' ugly? "Not so", sez the Town. I leave it to you to question the motive. Last week CBS News sent their crack investigative journalists and came up empty. Are you on Facebook along with the rest of the world? Salty Knits is there. Send them a shoutout. How about visiting their new website. This week The Knitters are threatening more yarn bombing. They will not be trifled with. This week things got a whole lot more interesting in a small town on the New Jersey coast…
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Last but not the least of our offerings…the World Famous FIBER FORECAST. Mixed bag and don't put away that winter coat just yet…heck, it was sleeting where I was yesterday in a small town in central NY that will go unnamed. One traffic light and a definitely local yarn store with some spiffy yarn sharing quarters with a deli selling the usual and customary fare along with gigundo jars of pickled sausages…
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Plants produce propagules in the form of seeds , accompanied by nude or parts derived from other organs ( fruit ), which ideally should be dispersed at a distance. The advantage of the dispersion obtained far is multiple: the species is an opportunity to extend its area, the feet are not growing together as related (will not be as "blood") which will increase the vigor of their common ancestry, the new individuals not compete with the mother plant for space and nutrients.
There are several ways to promote the removal of propagules, which especially distinguish anemochory (wind dispersal) and zoocoria.
For zoocoria seeds or fruits have specialized external parties to facilitate their association with animals. We distinguish two types:
? Epizoocoria . You also receive the names of ectozoocoria and exozoocoria . Fruit seeds or adhere to the surface of the animals by means of adhesives or mechanical structures that promote attachment, such as hooks or spears.
? Endozoochory . The seeds are swallowed by certain animals, attracted to it by a testa (seed coat), a fleshy fruit or some other bait. Fruit and seeds are prepared for that lures rewards or carriers with which both attract their dispersing agents.
In Castilian called caltrops to different fruit skewers or fitted with hooks that stick to the fur of mammals or clothing. Many grasses produce spikelets with the same property. In other cases, the fixing is achieved by adhesive substances.
Many plants produce fleshy fruits or seeds fleshy, watery, nutritious, rich in flavors and bright colors. Adaptation involving the attraction of animals that eat them. seeds from the animal's digestive tract. Seeds not only resist the gastric juices, but generally do not reach the full capacity to germinate if not experience its effects.
In parasitic plants that grow on the branches of trees, such as mistletoe ( Viscum album ) and other lorantáceas , the dispersion depends on the birds and arboreal animals, and is the only way to ensure that seeds reach new branches on which germinate.
Olives, for example, must be swallowed, before germinating, what they do medium-sized birds like magpies. Small fruits are abundant in more or less intensely colored red, like cherries, which should continue this treatment. Its color corresponds precisely with the maximum sensitivity of the eye of birds, the equivalent of which is yellow in our own vision. Many tropical fruits are yellow or orange adapted to be eaten by monkeys. In fact interpreted the vision of color that distinguishes the primates (monkeys) from other mammals (not distinguish colors) represents a case of coevolution or coadaptation of primates, arboreal as are the trees of the tropics where they originated. Another group of mammals, including primates, is called the dispersion is that of macroquirópteros, called voladorres foxes, large bats rainforests own flock to the flowers, also acting as pollinators , and fruit. It's called frugivores (fruit eaters literally) to animals with this adaptation.
In cherries the bait is part of the fruit, in particular the mesocarp , but other species can be directly part of the seed, as in the pomegranate, the seeds are provided with a sarcotesta colorful and sweet.
Some fruits have seeds dispersed in the pulp, as in melons, watermelons and squash (cucurbits, fam. Cucurbitaceae ) and in apples, pears and otherrosaceous related. In these cases the dispersing agent is typically a mammalian omnivore.
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This is the 5th National Park in in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka. The National Park is one of the largest in Sri Lanka, it covers 306 km² and was established in 1972 to protect the catchment area of the Uda Walawe reservoir.
This National Park is popular for its large number of wild Asian Elephants. It also has several other wild animals which can be seen in the reserve. As I have seen it, it has exceptionally large swamp with different type of birds and elephants. Although the elephants were wild, but it is quite obvious that the elephants here are really used to being around human and was feed by human, as they come near the fence waiting for tourist and travelers to feed them.
There are several Jeeps and tour guilds who can show any of the visitors all the wild animals looking spots, with minimal fee.
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Ms. Anderson inspired the nearly 200 member audience to re-think their role in supplier diversity. Corporate members responded to the notion that they needed to advertise the presence of minority owned products on their shelves. Ken Clark, CEO MD/DC MSDC
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Marie Johns, Deputy Administrator for the Small Business Administration and Maggie Anderson, author of the Empowerment Experiment are the featured keynote speakers on Friday, September 14 at the Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council (GNEMSDC) Business Opportunity Fair and Expo. The event will take place at Foxwoods Resort and Conference Center.
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Under the Deputy Administrator's leadership, SBA had a record year in 2011, supporting more than $30 billion in lendingto more than 60,000 small businesses across the country. That is the most capital going to small businesses in the history of the SBA. As the economic recovery takes root, Deputy Administrator Johns is focused on ensuring that entrepreneurs in underserved communities have the resources, relationships, and tools they need to start businesses and create good-paying jobs. She also works closely with President Obama's most senior advisors at the White House to ensure that more federal contracts are awarded to small businesses. In addition to other duties, the Deputy Administrator has the privilege of serving as the chair of the President's Interagency Task Force on Veterans Small Business Development.
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Topic: The Inner Person (09/09/10)
By mick dawson
I sit in groups and listen as conversations go on around me. People ignore me, declare me weird, and soon forget me, but still I listen, because I believe you learn more by listening than by talking. Like a ghost in limbo, I can leave the table and return any time without being noticed. They often debate different points of view, and sometimes; when they can't agree, they ask my opinion, if only to laugh at me.
"What do you think Will?" The big man asked me gruffly.
"No person is overly more intelligent than another." I said simply.
"How's that?" He demanded.
"Nearly all of us have an equal portion, it's only a matter of where you channel it. If I know all there is to know about cabinet making, people would only call me a skilled tradesman. If I channel my efforts into science, I would be called a great intellect."
"And where have you channelled your intellect?" He asked sarcastically.
"My knowledge is more shotgun. I know a bit about everything, but not a lot on any one subject."
"I still think one person can be a lot more intelligent than another," said the bored looking girl.
I snort at the suggestion.
"The only difference between a scholar and a layman is a good memory."
They laughed as predicted.
"I could go to the same school and sit in the same classes you. The same amount of information has passed through my mind as yours, but let's say my memory only allows me to retain ten percent, while yours allows you to retain thirty percent. When it comes to testing time, you will score so much higher than me, and it will then be accepted that you are so much more intelligent."
"So you think you're a genius, do you?" sideburns asked.
It is a ridiculous question, but by the looks of their faces, I am expected to give an answer.
"The mark of a true genius is someone who excels in more than one area. Einstein for instance, was both a great mathematician and scientist."
"You're weird Will."
I look down at the glass in my hand and smile to myself at the insult, before draining it and leaving. Why do I keep vigil over them? People pass me everyday, holding me in contempt, because my thoughts are too deep for them, or worse still, too simplistic to be believed.
A man in a dark suit trails me at a distance, but I know he's there.
"You followed me into the bar and watched me the whole night," I said over my shoulder.
"How did you know?"
"I never tell anyone how I know something. I prefer the other person keeps thinking they're clever. That way it's easier to keep an eye on them."
"Fair enough."
"What do you want?"
"I want you to know that you're not alone."
Do you?
"Weird is a subjective word. It takes at least three experts to declare you insane, but only one person to write you off as weird, and usually because you don't conform to behaviour they are comfortable with."
I remain silent, unable to fault the logic.
"But still you help them. You still protect them. I know you Will Baxter. I know of your gift."
"Do you just?"
I hear gunfire. The spinning projectiles zip into my back, but I feel no pain. I have always been able to absorb kinetic energy. They are sucked into my coat, which seals over their entry, before I turn. Energy channels down my sleeve and I return his own ammunition in anger, leaving a pitted silhouette of his head in the brick wall.
He smiles at me.
"We are like you in different ways. Join us to protect humanity from others like yourself. Leave the common criminals for the police."
Again, I can't fight his logic and nod in agreement as he places his hand on my shoulder and leads me away.
"Do you have a name?"
I know he refers to the name whispered fearfully by the criminal caste in darkened lanes.
"They call me Shotgun."
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Felice Nava [Editor], Roberto Giussani [Designer]: 2 DIMENSIONI no. 22: GAVINO SANNA. Milan: Grafiche A. Nava spa, October 1980. Text in Italian. Printed stapled thick wrappers. 36 pp. Elaborate black and white graphic design throughout by Roberto Giussani. Wrappers lightly worn, but a very good or better copy.
8.25 x 11.75 softcover Italian Graphic Design Journal subtitled "rassegna di grafica pubblicitaria diretta alle industrie e alle aziende commerciali [survey of advertising design industries and commercial companies]" published by the Milan printing house Grafiche A. Nava spa.
Each issue of 2DIMENSIONI was devoted to a single designer and essentially functioned as a monograph for a variety of Italian Artists, Designers and Photographers between 1968 and 1985.
Artist profiled in this journal included Salvatore Gregorietti, Renato Romiti, Gisela Tobler, Silvio Coppola, Max Huber, Giancarlo Iliprandi, Pino Tovaglia, Vito Cima, Walter Del Frate, Giovanna Graf, Giorgio Marcandalli, Valeriano Piozzi, Unimark International, Domenico Chiaudrero, Giuseppe Colombo, Piero Ottinetti, Silvio Russo, Giulio Confalonieri, G & R Associati, Armando Milani, Heinz Waibi, Giulio Cittato, Go Creative Group, Tomás Gonda, Walter Ballmer, Mario Cresci, Antonio Tabet, Carlo Cattaneo, Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, Roberto Guissani, Gavino Sanna, Lelo Cremonesi, Raffaello Fiorentin, Ettore Mariani, Sergio Privitera and Fulvio Ronchi.
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No bank would lend them money for at least ten years. But their families are rich, and Joe's dad already bought a pizzeria for them.
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problem in Calculus ( derivaives ) ( slope )
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plese I want check my answer , I don't know how i solve this queation but i try
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problem in Calculus ( derivaives ) ( slope )
Hi all
plese I want check my answer , I don't know how i solve this queation but i try
The derivative of y = sin(x) is
y' = cos(x)
Then, using x = pi/4, what you you get?
Using the product rule,
And I don't get what you got.
v. I think that the 'jerk' means in some way the derivative... then yes, it's good.
I use the product rule
I got -1/3m^2 + 2m.c/2.2m.m/3
Unknown008 has already given you the correct answer. Maybe you should show us your working so we can identify where you went wrong. (Also remember to use brackets)
To make question (iv) easier, expand the brackets!
Now that the brackets are expanded, there is no need to use the product rule and you should be able to differentiate it with no problem.
haha a jerk is a derivative? i've not heard that one before.
edit: apparently it is so...well wikipedia says it is.
"Jerk" is a physics term. It is the third derivative of the position function: first derivative is velocity, second derivative is acceleration, third derivative is jerk. But, r-soy, you have the wrong sign. If s= 5cos(t), then s'= -5sin(t), s''= -5cos(t), and s'''= 5sin(t).
Using the product rule on , . r-soy, you dropped the "3" in the denominator.


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Definitions for sibyllic
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word sibyllic.
Princeton's WordNet
divinatory, mantic, sibylline, sibyllic, vatic, vatical(adj)
resembling or characteristic of a prophet or prophecy
"the high priest's divinatory pronouncement"; "mantic powers"; "a kind of sibylline book with ready and infallible answers to questions"
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of sibyllic in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
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The numerical value of sibyllic in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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Hi guys :) I know that my stories are kind all over the place at the moment, but I couldn't resist to write a little Max&Leo fluff!;) Hope you like it. Please review so I know if I should update or not!;)
Disclaimer: Mel Brooks is a comedy genius and therefore owns everything ;)
Chapter 1:
It was one of those dreary days in New York. Leo Bloom was sitting on his bed, back against the wall, and stared outside the window. Outside it was cloudy and he himself wasn't exactly filled with sunshine either. Only a week and a half had passed since Max Bialystock had gone away on vacation. Max, his partner, was gone… now Bialystock&Bloom didn't exist anymore…only Bloom. And today, just like every other day for the past week and a half, Leo had hardly touched the food Ulla had prepared for him- only for her sake had he eaten the salad. Although he had to admit that lately his weight loss was starting to worry him too, he noticed it every time he looked at himself in the mirror and saw the bones at his hips sticking out. Why did it bother him so to be without Max? Well, the problem probably lay with the fact that they had had an argument before Max had left. And now Leo only left his apathetic position on the bed, to go and check the news for anything going on in England, which was where Max had gone. It had been such a petty argument…Max had been acting strangely ever since Leo had returned with Ulla from Rio, therefore Leo had come to the conclusion that Max was jealous of his relationship with Ulla because he had wanted her as well. Max had then reacted so angrily at the suggestion that he had decided to produce the next show on his own, but before that he had flown to London for a short vacation.
Leo was feeling bad because he was largely ignoring Ulla, no matter how much she tried to make him feel better. Now he was even sleeping alone in a guest room just because he couldn't stand the thought of physical contact.
"Leo, why don't you just call him? Don't let your pride stop you…" Ulla told him again.
"Ulla, it doesn't matter…" he replied shrugging.
"Okey dokey, I will go now and make shopping." she said and left him alone.
"I'm not too proud." Leo thought sighing "the truth is I'm scared to find out he's coping well without me."
Hesitantly he picked up the telephone. "It's so simple" that's what Max had always said… Numbly he dialed the number of the hotel Max was staying at, this time determined that he wouldn't hang up again.
"Hello, um..I'd like to talk to Mr Max Bialystock." he said.
"Shall I wake him up?"
"Oh um… I'm so sorry, I didn't think about the time differences. But please, do connect me."
"Very well." Leo waited quietly holding his breath. Would Max answer the phone?
"Yeah?" a grumpy voice mumbled at the other end of the line. Leo couldn't speak, suddenly his throat felt all too dry. "Hello?" Max repeated.
"Hi Max..I just wanted to know how you're doing. This is Leo by the way…" To his surprise Max started to laugh.
"Great timing, kid! Forgot about the time difference, eh?"
"Well, yeah… Ulla kept pushing me to call you…"
"So it wasn't actually you who wanted to call me.."
"Please Max, don't hang up… I wouldn't find the courage again to call you." he interjected quickly.
"I wasn't planning to hang up." Max replied gently.
"Oh um…great. How are you doing?" Leo asked afraid of the answer.
"Not too bad, kid. Just sometimes I miss a certain crazy person with a blue blanket."
Leo laughed. "Really,huh? I miss you too Max."
"Well, enough of this mushy stuff. "
"Alright then…how is London?"
"I like it, it's more quiet than New York but sometimes that's just what I need. The shows are kinda good , already saw 4. ..you know ,always looking for new material that we could produce."
"We?" Leo asked excitedly.
"Yes ,Leo. Partners all the way, lets forget about that stupid fight."
"Thank you, Max. I'm sorry I woke you up!"
"No problem, Leo. I'll see you in 3 days, ready for a new show!"
"Anytime, Max."
Leo hung up and felt as if a weight had been lifted from his shoulders. Max's voice always calmed him down, it was nice to know that there was someone who cared about him, who took the time to listen to small problems, even if they were "so simple".