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Education, training, and technology file
Business and industry
Conference Board
General, 1987, undated
Papers by Seymour Lusterman
"Education in Industry," 1977
"Managerial Competence: the Public Affairs Aspects" 1981
"Trends in Corporate Training," undated
Corporate training studies, 1985-1986
Daverman Associates, 1986
Digital Equipment Corporation
Corporate training, education, and facilities division, 1986-1987
Educational Services Management Conference (QUEST '87), 1987
Proposal, Hubert Wilke 1987, undated
Baker, Jeanette, "An Analysis of Degree Programs Offered by Selected Individual Corporations," 1983-1987
Hawthorne, Elizabeth, "The Emergence of Corporate Colleges," 1983
Morse, Suzanne, "Education Programs in Industry," 1982-1983
Pitre, Lee Frances, "Credit and Noncredit Opportunities Offered by Large Industrial Corporations," 1980
Fortune directory of U.S. corporations 1983
Hanfling, Martin, AIRCO Educational Services Division, 1987-1988
Humanics, Inc., 1986, undated
International Business Machines (IBM)
General, 1986-1988
Leggett, Stan, report on IBM Midwest Education Center, 1967, 1986
Institute for Corporate Education, 1987
John Wiley & Sons, consultant Ronald Cohen, 1985
Luxenberg, Stan, "Education at AT&T," 1978-1979
Martin Marietta Corporation
General, 1987-1988
Work in America Institute, 1987
National Alliance of Business publications, 1985-1986
National Association of Private Industries Council, 1986
Noble, Steven J., Human Resource Planning Society, 1989
The Research Board 1986, 1989
Saul, Frank J., 1986
Schmidt & Posner, "Managerial Values in Perspective," 1983
Shen Milsom & Wilke, Inc., 1989-1991
3M, 1986, undated
Training/HRD, "U.S. Training Census & Trends Report," 1982
Western Behavioral Sciences Institute (WBSI), 1988, undated
The Learning Industry, draft chapter and comments, 1988
Bolivar project, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1975-1981
Business-Higher Education Forum, 1995-1999
Business-Higher Education Forum, 1982-1987
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Research files for The Learning Industry
General, 1988
Staff reports, 1988
Target groups
Managers, 1987-1988
Bureau of National Affairs report on management training and development programs, 1977
Memoranda, correspondence, and printed matter, 1987-1988
Articles, 1986-1988
Research studies on continuing education, 1982-1987
Newsletters, 1987-1988
Center for Professional Advancement, 1987-1988, undated
Continuing education, University of Georgia, 1985-1989
LOMA Life Management Institute, 1986
Maritime Institute of Technology, 1982-1988
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, printed matter, 1986-1989
General, 1986-1989
American Institute of Banking, 1986-1989
General, 1986-1988
Articles, 1986-1988
Research studies, 1985-1986
American Society for Engineering Education, printed matter, 1986
National Academy of Engineering, 1988
General, 1987
Articles, 1983-1988
Research studies
General, 1980-1984
"A Plan for Lawyer Development" by Austin Anderson, 1985
"An Overview of Continuing Legal Education" by Elizabeth Gee, 1987
Printed matter
General, 1986-1987, undated
Arden House, 1958-1987
Association of Continuing Legal Education Administration, 1986-1987
American Institute for Law Training within the Office (AILTO), 1987
Vocational and technical
Other literature
National Association of Trade and Technical Schools (NATTS), 1985-1989
National Home Study Council (NHSC), 1987-1988
Articles, 1987-1989
Reports, 1984-1987
Adelphi Institute, 1987
ITT Educational Services, 1986-1987
The Learning Annex, 1986-1987
Macmillan, Inc., 1985-1987
Microsoft University, 1988
New York State schools, 1985-1987
Organization for Rehabilitation through Training, 1986-1987
Taylor Business Institute, 1987
World Trade Institution Language School, 1987
Federal government
Statistics, 1984-1987
General, 1986-1987
Articles, 1986-1988
Research study by Howard Webber, 1987
Research study commissioned by Ann Brassier, 1986-1988
Other literature
"Employee Training in the Federal Service," 1985
Federal Training Excellence Network (FTEN), 1985-1986
Interagency Group (IAG), 1986
Training Officers Conference, 1986
Tuition tax law, 1988-1989
Support staff and managers
Department of Agriculture, graduate program, 1986, undated
Department of the Treasury, 1988
General Services Administration (GSA)
Catalogs, 1986-1988
Course flyers, 1987-1988
Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
Printed matter, 1986-1988
Federal Executive Institute, 1989
Management Excellence Inventory, 1986
Agencies, other branches, 1986-1987
Missing persons
Report by Cynthia Greenleaf on public programs for employee training, 1988
Federal Interagency Committee on Education, literacy management information report, 1986-1987
Policy and legislation
Articles, 1987-1988
Policy statements and debates, 1987-1988
Reports on Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) and Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) reports, 1981-1987
Higher education amendments, 1986
Literacy Corps, 1988-1991
Perkins Vocational Education Act, 1987-1991
Literacy bills, Simon (Senate) and Sawyer (House), 1989
Articles, 1986-1989
Research studies, 1987
Branch programs
Department of Commerce, 1986-1987
Department of Education
Adult Education Program statistics, Adult Education Act, 1983-1984
Adult education, 1986-1987
Nevser, Stacy, 1985-1986
Articles, 1986-1988
Research studies, 1986-1987, undated
Other literature
Clearinghouse on Adult Education, 1987
National Advisory Council on Adult Education, 1984-1985
Adult Literacy Initiative, 1986
Department of Labor
General, 1988
David Barbee, Center for Advanced Learning Systems, 1986-1987
Research studies, 1985-1988
Unemployment insurance 1986-1988
Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA)
General, 1986-1988
Articles, 1985-1989
Research studies, 1986, undated
Federal research studies, 1987-1988
Articles, 1988-1989
National University for Continuing Education Association/American Association for Adult and Continuing Education, 1988
Peterson's guides, 1988
Continuing education, 1987, undated
Continuing education at Harvard University, 1987-1989
Liberal arts, 1987-1989
Graduate study, 1986-1987
Minorities in higher education, 1987-1988
Student aid and tuition, 1986-1988
Colleges and universities
Alverno College, Wisconsin, 1989
Baruch College, New York, undated
Cambridge College, Massachusetts, 1988
College for Human Services, New York/Florida/California, 1984
Columbia University, New York, 1986-1988
Empire State College, New York, 1988
Fielding Institute, California, 1987
Five Colleges, Inc., Massachusetts, 1984
Marymount College, New York, 1987-1988
Michigan State University, 1987-1988
New Jersey Institute of Technology, 1984-1988
New School for Social Research, New York, 1987-1988
New York University, 1988
New York University, Gallatin Division, 1984-1985
Queens College, North Carolina, 1988
School of New Learning, Illinois, 1989
Thomas A. Edison State College, New Jersey, undated
UCLA extension, California, 1987-1989
University of Kansas, undated
University of the State of New York (Regents Degree), 1981, undated
Walden University, Institute for Advanced Studies, Florida, 1987-1988
Wentworth Institute of Technology, Massachusetts, 1988-1989
Western Kentucky University, 1986
Technical workers
Health care workers program, University of Alabama, Birmingham, 1987-1989, undated
General, 1986-1988
Articles, 1983-1988
Research study and brochure, 1985-1987
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business project, 1987-1988
Schools for managers
Columbia and New York University, 1987-1988
University of Arkansas, 1988
Other schools, 1988-1989
Professional positions and activities file
Marshall Scholarships, Middle States Committee, 1967-1917
National Endowment for the Humanities, 1967-1971
American Association of Colleges, history, 1966-1967
Aspen Public High School, Colorado
Forum on power, 1966-1967
New College
New College publications, including catalogs, 1993-1994, undated
Money Guide, 1994, 1996
Correspondence, meeting minutes, and general documents, 1997
Auditor's report, 1997
Correspondence, meeting minutes, and general documents, 1996
Auditor's report, 1996
Correspondence, meeting minutes, and general documents, 1995
College classification, 1995
Correspondence, meeting minutes, and general documents, 1994
Auditor's report, 1994
Fundraising, 1994
Correspondence, meeting minutes, and general documents, 1993
Correspondence and general documents, 1989-1992
Fall meeting, 1992
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Post-publication material
National Technology University
General, 1995-1999
Annual report, 1995
Annual reports, brochures, and other printed matter, 1989-1995
NTUplink newsletters, 1998-1999
Research files for The Learning Industry
Statistics from Corporate Classrooms file, 1981-1984
Adult education, 1986-1989
Job training, 1986
Bibliography of Howard Bowen works, 1987
Bibliography and reviews of Eli Ginzberg works, 1987
Bibliographies from UNESCO, ERIC, and the University of Minnesota, 1985-1987
General bibliographies, 1987
General material, articles, and research studies
General, 1986
Study outlines, 1986-1987
Articles, 1976-1988, undated
Articles and clippings bibliography, undated
Research studies, 1984-1986
Research studies, size and scope statements, 1987-1988
Other literature
American Society for Training and Development (ASTD), 1981-1988
Correspondence of Robert L. Craig, American Society for Training and Development (ASTD), 1981-1986
National Center for Research in Vocational Education, 1988
National Institute for Work and Learning, 1986-1987
Roosevelt Center, High-Flex Society, 1987
United States Congress hearings by Joint Economic Committee, 1987
Community colleges
Cedar Valley College, 1986, undated
Central Community College, Nebraska, 1986, undated
City Colleges of Chicago, Illinois, 1988
Clark Technical College, Ohio, 1986
Community College of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, 1985-1986
Columbus State Community College, 1987
Dawson Community College, Montana, 1986, undated
District One Technical Institute, Wisconsin, 1986
Emanuel County Junior College, Georgia, 1986
Garden City Community College, Kansas, 1986
Guilford Technical Community College, North Carolina, 1985-1986, undated
Hartford State Technical College, Connecticut, 1987
Houston Community College System, 1985-1986
John Woods Community College, Illinois, 1986-1988
Johnson County Community College, Kansas, 1985-1986
LaGuardia Community College, New York, 1981-1986
Lord Fairfax Community College, Virginia, 1986-1987, undated
Los Angeles Community College District, California, 1984-1987
Maricopa Community Colleges, Arizona, 1986-1988, undated
Massachusetts Bay Community College, 1986
Miami-Dade Community College, Florida, 1986-1987
Newbury College, Massachusetts, undated
New York City Technical College/CUNY, New York, 1986-1987
Niagara County Community College, New York, 1986
Parkland Community College, Illinois, 1986
Paul Smith's College, New York, 1987
Piedmont Virginia Community College, Virginia, 1987
Rancho Santiago Community College District, California, 1985-1986
Saddleback College, California, 1986
Umpqua Community College, Oregon, 1984-1987
Valencia Community College, 1988, undated
West Virginia State College, West Virginia, 1986
Yakima Valley College, Washington, 1986, undated
Other schools, 1986
Technical workers
Article on community colleges, technical training, and economic development, 1988
Programs, 1986-1987, undated
Missing persons
General, 1987-1988
Distance education and delivery systems
American Association of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC)
Survey of telecourse use, 1986-1988
Instructional Telecommunications Consortium, 1987-1988
ACCESS (information sharing network), 1987
Community College Satellite Network, circa 1988
Other programs
Bergen Community College, Eastern Educational Consortium, New Jersey, 1985
Central Piedmont Community College, North Carolina, 1987
Dallas Telecourses, Texas, 1987
Intermountain Community Learning and Information Services, Utah, 1988-1989
Other community college programs, 1987
Addresses of state program directors, 1986
Clippings, correspondence, and notes 1984-1988
Research studies
General, 1985-1987
Report by Sarah White, 1988
Federal Bureau of Prisons, undated
Florida Department of Corrections, 1983-1987
New York Department of Correctional Services, 1984-1987
Windham School District, Texas, 1986-1987
Other programs, 1987
State and local
Research studies, New York, government employee education and training, 1985-1988
Missing persons
Correspondence, notes, and clippings, 1987-1988
Research studies, 1985-1987
General, 1986-1988
Employee training panel, 1986-1988
Workfare, 1986-1987
Florida, 1984-1986
Illinois, 1986-1988
Illinois, Private Industry Council of Chicago, Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA), 1986-1987
Indiana, 1986-1987
Kentucky, 1988
Massachusetts, 1986-1988
Massachusetts, Executive Office of Labor, 1987-1988
Michigan, 1987-1988
New York
Statistics and memoranda on meetings, 1984-1987
Research studies, 1985-1988
Printed matter, 1987-1988
Benchmark: A Bimonthly Report on Occupational and Continuing Education in New York State, 1986-1989
Adult literacy programs, 1986-1988
Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA), 1985-1987
Workfare, 1987
Pennsylvania, 1986
South Carolina
Articles, 1988
Report by Felisa Tibbitts and notes, 1988
Commission on Higher Education report 1986-1987
"Year of the Reader" conference material, 1987-1988
Other states
General, 1986-1989
"Jobs for the Future" reports, 1986-1989
Welfare reform, 1986-1988
Distance education and delivery systems
Clippings, reports, and lists, 1987-1988
Programs by state
Kentucky, 1985-1987
Maine, 1987
North Carolina, 1987-1988
South Carolina, 1985-1988
West Virginia, 1987-1988
Other programs, 1987, undated
Correspondence, memoranda, and notes, 1984-1988
Articles, 1981-1989
Articles on size and scope of corporate training, 1986
Research studies
General, 1985-1989
"Analyzing Corporate Collegiate Partnerships" by Lee Teitel, 1987
Education, training, and technology file
Adult learning and higher education
General, 1966-1977
Innovative education
Articles, 1968-1972
Printed matter related to education, 1963-1982
Printed matter related to education, 1963-1972
Open universities, 1977-1978
"External Degrees and Noncampus Study" by Barry Schwenkmeyer, 1973
Papers by William Arrowsmith, 1966-1969
Proposal by Jose Ortega y Gasset and letter, 1949, 1974
Proposals for education in the mid-Hudson region, 1965-1967, undated
Experimental and new programs
Clippings related to education reform and experimental institutions, 1968-1972
Institutional publications, 1969-1972
Correspondence and papers on institutional publications, 1967-1971
Bradford College, 1982, undated
Wesleyan University, 1967-1968
American Association of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC), 1989-1990
American Council on Education
General, 1980-1988
Higher Education & National Affairs newsletters, 1988
Clippings and correspondence on "Memorandum to the 41st President," 1988
Coalition of Adult Education Organizers, 1988
Program on Noncollegiate Sponsored Instruction (PONSI), 1980-1988
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Printed matter and correspondence, 1981-1988
American Society for Training and Development (ASTD), 1987, undated
Alden Seminar white paper, undated
Corporate colleges
Corporate annual reports, A to I, 1987-1988
Corporate annual reports, J-W, 1987
Aetna Institute, 1987
American Institute of Banking, New York, 1986
Ameritech, 1988
Bell South, 1986-1987
Chrysler Institute, Learning and Training Center, 1981-1987
DeVry Institute of Technology (company of Bell and Howell), 1985, undated
Digital Equipment Corporation
General, 1986-1990
Letters to Gael Dussault, 1991
Notes on videotape, 1990
Artificial intelligence fellowship program, 1989, undated
Information on audiocassette program, 1985-1989
Computer conferencing, 1989
Secretarial training, 1989-1990
Decworld '90 conference, 1990
Dupont Continuing Education, 1986
General Electric, 1982
General Motors Institute, 1983
Hamburger University, McDonald's, 1986
Hewlett-Packard, 1982-1986, undated
International Business Machines (IBM)
Correspondence, 1985-1988
Clippings, 1984-1988
Other literature, undated
Manufacturers Hanover, 1985-1986
Nippon Steel Human Resources Development Co., 1987-1993
Northrop University, 1982
Philadelphia College of Textile and Sciences, 1988
Polaroid, 1986-1988
Procter & Gamble, 1986
Rand Corporation, 1982-1992
Squibb College, 1989
Tokyo Electric Power: TEPCO Educational Institute, 1987
Toyota Technological Institute, 1987
Worthington Industries, 1987
Technical workers
Cincinnati Milacron, 1986
International Business Machines (IBM), 1985
Motorola, 1986-1988
Xerox Learning Centers, undated
Other programs, 1987
Research files for The Learning Industry
Background issues
Changing nature of work
Articles, 1984-1989
Special sections of newspapers, 1986-1989
Other literature, 1983-1987
Competitiveness and productivity
Articles, 1985-1989
Other literature
General, 1984-1988
National Center on Education and Employment, 1987
Job market reports and predictions
Articles, 1985-1988
Other literature, 1986
Job training
Memoranda, 1987-1988
Articles, 1986-1987
Other literature, 1986-1987
Education and older people
Articles, 1981-1989
Report by Lydia Bronte, 1987
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), 1986-1988
Elderhostel, 1988, undated
Travelers Older American Program, 1985-1986, undated
Notes, 1988
Printed matter, 1983-1989
Target groups
Trade and technical workers
Correspondence, memoranda, and notes, 1987-1988
Articles, 1987-1989
Research studies
General, 1986
Agency for International Development, Latin American and Caribbean Bureau (AID/LAC) report on training needs in Latin America, undated
Report by Sarah White, 1988
Other literature, 1987-1988
American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) conference material, 1987
General, 1987-1988, undated
Staff report, 1985
Trade programs, 1984-1988
National Association of Home Builders, 1987-1988
Health care, 1985-1988
Technical workers
General, 1988, undated
Research studies and other literature, 1983-1988
Materials of Ed Czarnecki, 1979-1988
Materials of Kenneth Edwards
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers apprenticeship standards, 1971-1987
"The Perspective of Organized Labor on Improving America's Productivity," 1983
Comments on draft report on apprentice training, 1988
United States Department of Labor, 1977-1988
Communications Workers of America, 1987, undated
Seafarers International Union, Harry Lundeberg School, 1986
United Auto Workers, 1984-1988
Directories, 1986-1987
Articles and other literature, 1988, undated
Research study on education opportunities for labor, 1968, 1986
George Meany Center for Labor Studies, 1985-1986
Missing persons
General, 1987-1988
Articles and research studies, 1986-1988
Other literature, 1986-1987
Materials of Kenneth Edwards, 1987-1988
Job Training Update newsletters and HRDI Advisory newsletters, 1987-1988
AFL-CIO conference, 1986
Distance education and delivery systems, 1987
Nonprofit organizations
Cambridge Center for Adult Education, 1987-1989
New York Botanical Garden, 1988
Sherman Adult Education, 1986
Missing persons
Articles, 1987-1988
Research studies, 1985-1987
Research files for The Learning Industry
Target groups
General, 1975-1988
Articles, 1986-1988
Other literature
General, 1982-1988
Southern Medical Association, 1988-1989
Missing persons
General, 1986-1990
Articles, 1987-1989
Research studies, 1985-1988
Other literature
General, 1985-1987
Hudson Institute, Workforce 2000, 1987
General Education Development Test (GED), 1986-1987
Handicapped, 1985-1988
Immigration and cultural diversity, 1988-1989
Poverty and two-tiered society, 1987-1988
Statistics, 1986
Articles, 1986-1989
Research studies
Literacy report by Julie Wilson, 1988, undated
Southport Institute for Policy Analysis final report, 1988-1989
Woodrow Wilson Task Force literacy research
General, 1987-1988
Report and authors B through K, 1984-1988
Authors L through T, 1977-1988
Other literature
American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) literacy project, 1987
Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy, 1986-1987
Approaches, 1988
Hightech workplace, 1987-1988
Using TV and Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI), 1987-1988
Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) Adult Literacy and Technology Conference, 1987-1988
Support by MacArthur Foundation, 1988
Managers and professionals
General, 1986-1988
Articles, 1980-1988
Research studies, 1986-1987
Programs for managers and accountants
Arthur Andersen & Co., 1987-1988
Bell South, 1986-1987
KPMG Peat Marwick, 1987-1988
Other programs, 1986-1987
Programs for engineers
AT&T Bell Labs, Academy for Computer Science and Engineering, 1986
Boeing, 1986
Burroughs, after hours program, 1985-1986
Staff-oriented interviews, 1986, undated
Topic-oriented interviews, 1986
Other materials, 1985-1986
Honeywell Technical Education Program, 1986, undated
Hughes Aircraft Company, 1988
International Business Machines (IBM), 1985-1988
Texas Instruments, 1986
Missing persons
Correspondence and memoranda, 1986-1987
Articles, 1978-1989
Research studies, 1984-1987
ABC/PBS, Project Literacy U.S. (PLUS), 1987-1988
Business Council for Effective Literacy (BCEL), 1984-1988
Control Data, PLATO delivery system, undated
Gannett Foundation, 1985-1988
International Business Machines (IBM),
General, 1987-1988
Other literature, 1986, undated
Distance education and delivery systems
Articles, 1987-1988
Digital Equipment Corporation, 1988-1989
International Business Machines (IBM), circa 1988
General, 1988-1989
Articles, 1984-1988
Other literature
General, 1987-1988
National Education Corporation, 1987-1989
Programs for engineers, 1983-1988, undated
Purdue University, construction engineering, 1987-1988
Distance education and delivery systems
Organizations and networks
Association of College and University Telecommunication Administrators, 1986-1987
International University Consortium, 1987, undated
National Science Foundation Supercomputer Network, 1987
National University Teleconference Network (NUTN), 1987
Other organizations and networks, 1985-1988
American Open University, New York Institute of Technology, 1986-1987
Buena Vista College, Iowa, 1986-1987
California State University, 1988
California State University, Chico, 1985-1989
Colorado State University, videotape short courses, 1986
Columbia Video Network, New York, 1986-1987, undated
Kansas State University, 1987
New School, New York, Connect.Ed, 1986-1989
Nova University, Florida, 1986-1987
Oklahoma State University, 1988, undated
Oklahoma Network of Continuing Higher Education, 1986
Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, 1987-1988
Saybrook Institute, California, 1988
University of Arizona, 1988, undated
University of Maryland, 1985-1987
University of Southern California, Instructional TV Network, 1986
University of South Carolina, Engineering School, 1987
University of South Florida, 1987-1988
University of Wisconsin, 1986, undated
Virginia Cooperative Graduate Engineering Program, 1986-1987
Other schools, 1981-1986, undated
Community colleges
General, 1986-1988
Articles, 1987-1988
Correspondence, 1985-1987
Staff commentaries, 1987
Report and background information, 1985-1987
American Association of Community and Junior Colleges
Correspondence, 1986-1988
Other literature, 1985-1988
Community College IBM Information Sharing System (CCIISS) Database, 1988
Research studies
Educational Testing Services, 1987
Fred Pincus, 1983-1988
Lee Teitel, 1987
Alpena Community College, Michigan, 1986
Anne Arundel Community College, Maryland, 1986
Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York, 1988
Bristol Community College, Massachusetts, 1985-1986
Education, training, and technology file
Adult learning and higher education
Bank Street College Education, 1988-1990
Bok, Derek, "Toward Education of Quality," 1986
Bugliarello, George, Polytechnic Institute of New York, 1988
Continuing Education Units (CEU), 1986
Dill, William, correspondence and articles, 1982-1987
Forrester, Jay, articles, 1976-1982
Harvard University Medical School, 1984
Higher education current issues, 1987-1988
Kerr, Clark, 1990-1991
Lynton, Ernest A., 1981-1983, undated
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Center for Arts and Media Technology, notes, undated
Lifelong learning for electrical engineers, 1982-1987
New York University graduate School of Business Administration, 1983
Northwestern University, 1988
Pew Memorial Trust
General, 1983-1988
Liberal Arts Enrichment Program, 1985-1986
Public Broadcasting Service, "The New American Campus," 1987
Rockefeller College, 1985-1986
State University of New York, Rockefeller Institute of Government, Jane Zacek, 1987-1998
University of California, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 1981-1986
University of Massachusetts, Boston, Gerontology Institute, 1992
University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, 1982
University of Virginia, Miller Center, undated
University research centers, conference material for International Conference on University Affiliated Research Parks, 1986
University Seminar Center (USC), undated
Secondary education
Benedum Foundation, 1988
Doyle, Denis, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1984
Kolderie, Ted, Center for Policy Studies, "Public Services Redesign Project," 1990
Low, Frances, 1987
Paideia Bulletin, Institute for Philosophical Research, 1986-1991
Recruiting young teachers, 1988, undated
School reform, 1987-1988
Wetzel, James R., "American Youth: A Statistical Snapshot," 1989
Private and nonprofit organizations
Center for Community Economic Development, 1984-1985
Education Commission of the States (ECS) Business Advisory Commission, papers on state education policies, 1986
Gross, Ronald, correspondence and articles, 1988-1991
Information Industry Association, Robert Vitro, 1988
National Center for Development of Education, Leslie Koltai, 1987
National Center for Education and the Economy, 1988
National Institute for Work and Learning, 1980-1988
Pew Partnership for Civic Change, 1993-1994
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, 1989-1991
Government agencies
General Accounting Office (United States), 1986
Maryland State Board of Higher Education, "State Initiatives to Promote Technological Innovation and Economic Growth," 1986
National Institute of Education (USDOE), Pennsylvania study, 1981-1983
Office of Education Research and Improvement (OERI-USDOE), "Transforming American Education: Reducing the Risk to the Nation," 1986
Office of Technology Assessment (OTA/US Congress), "Technology and the American Economic Transition," 1988
Business and industry
Association of Management Consulting Firms, 1986-1988
Brown, Gordon, 1985-1991
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Federal Government
Branch programs
Department of Labor
Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA)
Other literature
Book excerpts and legislation items, 1982-1988
Directories, 1987-1989
National Alliance of Business, "Is the Job Training Partnership Working?" 1986
National Commission for Employment Policy, 1985-1987
Westat, 1985
Distance education and delivery systems, 1988
Memoranda, 1986-1987
Articles, 1985-1988
Research studies
P. D. Jenkins report "Training in the Military," 1987
Military Manpower training reports, 1985-1988
Other literature
Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES), 1986-1987, undated
Military Career Guide, undated
National Defense University, 1985-1988
Air Force, 1987-1988
Navy, 1986
Army, 1987-1989
Technical workers, 1986-1988
General, 1987-1988
Articles, 1986-1988
Other literature, schools and courses, 1987, undated
Missing persons
General, 1987-1988
Basic Skills Education Program (BSEP) and Job Skills Education Program (JSEP), 1986-1989
Research studies, 1982-1988
Distance education and delivery systems
Memoranda and research studies, 1986-1988
Air Force Extension Course Institute, 1987-1988
Nonprofit organizations
Missing persons
70001 Training & Employment Institute, 1986
American Library Association (ALA)
General, 1985-1988
Research studies, 1981-1988, undated
Queens Borough Public Library, 1986-1989
Comprehensive Competency Program (CCP)/Taggart/U. S. Basics Skills Investment Corporation, 1988
Laubach Literacy Action, 1986-1987
Literacy Volunteers of America, 1985-1988
Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation, 1988
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America, 1987-1988, undated
Research organizations
Think tanks, 1984-1987
Abt Associates, Inc., 1987
American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1986-1987
Brookings Institute, 1985-1986
Carnegie Forum on Education and the Economy, 1987
Cato Institute, 1987
Citizens for a Sound Economy, 1986
Conference Board, 1987
ERIC National Center for Research in Vocational Education, 1986-1987
Ford Foundation, 1987
Heritage Foundation, 1986-1987
Hoover Institution, 1986-1987
Hubert H. Humphrey Institute, 1985-1988
Hudson Institute, 1987
National Center for Educational Brokering, 1986
National Institute for Work and Learning, 1985-1986
Public Agenda Foundation, undated
Research Institute for Higher Education, Hiroshima University, 1986-1987
Rand Corporation, 1986-1987
Syracuse University, Kellogg Project, 1988
University and technology research, 1987
Urban Institute, 1986
W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, 1986-1988
Work in America Institute, 1987
Training and personnel conference, 1987-1993
Education, training, and technology file
Clippings, articles, and papers, 1960-1970
Perelman, Lewis J., Strategic Performance Services, "The Real Crisis in Education and Training: A Challenge for the Governors," 1985
Slater, Joseph, World City/Phoenix resort/cruise project, 1987
Springer-Verlag Publishing Company, 1985
Adult education and higher learning
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Drafts and notes for The Learning Industry
Other manuscript material and notes
Staff assignments, 1987
Materials pursuant to publication
Author's summary, undated
Clippings and publicity, 1991-1995
Press releases, 1991
Mailing lists, 1990-1991
Post-publication materials
Statistics on the workforce, 1990
Beall, Donald R., Chairman of the Board and CEO of Rockwell International Corporation, 1991
Craig, Robert L., 1991
Dickinson, Dee, author of New Horizons for Learning, 1991
Eberle, W. D., 1991
Ellet, William C., 1991
Fretwell, E. K., Jr., 1989-1991
Gross, Ronald, 1991
Hewitt, Colby, 1991
Koerner, Thomas F., National Association of Secondary School Principals, 1991
Mitra, C. R., New Delhi National Institute of Information Technology, 1991
Settle, Theodore J., 1991
Walker, Samuel R. and Allmon, Joseph 1991
General correspondence and memoranda
In reply to books sent by Nell Eurich, 1991
In reply to books sent by Maurice Lazarus, 1991
Boyer, Ernest L., 1990-1991
Correspondence with Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching (CFAT), 1990
Kellogg Foundation, 1990-1991
General, 1987-1991
Memoranda, 1990-1991
Other literature
American Society for Training & Development (ASTD), 1989
Business-Higher Education Forum, 1988-1990
Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government, 1990-1991
Public Agenda Foundation, 1990-1991
Southport Institute for Policy Analysis, Alan Pifer, Forrest Chisman, 1991
Background issues
Competitiveness, 1990
Future predictions, 1989
Workforce, 1990-1991
Target groups
Trade and technical workers, 1984, undated
Bibliography, 1989
International School of Information Management, Eric Boehm, 1991-1992
Professionals, continuing education, 1990-1991
Missing persons
Literacy and basic education, 1989
Minority issues, 1990-1991
Technology and training
Delivery technology
General, 1990-1991
Information networks, 1990-1991
Literacy, 1987
Artificial intelligence, 1990-1991
Learning theory, 1990
American Association of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC), 1991
Continuing education, 1991
Proprietary schools, 1990, undated
Federal government
Department of Education, America 2000: An Education Strategy, 1991
Department of Labor, Center for Advanced Learning Systems (CALS), 1991
Legislation, 1991-1992
Office of Technology Assessment, 1990-1991
Office of Technology Assessment, Linda Roberts, 1990-1991
General, 1991
Articles and other literature, 1990, undated
John E. Buckley, Chicago Seminar, 1990-1991, undated
Articles, 1991
Corporate annual reports, 1990-1991
Education, training, and technology file
Business partnerships (K-12), 1987-1988
Center for Public Resources, 1982-1983
College Board Office of Adult Learning Services, 1986
Cooperative programs, 1980-1983
Corporate Council on the Liberal Arts
General, 1986-1988
Symposium, 1986
Council for Adult and Experimental Learning, 1986-1988
Cross, Patricia, "Partnership with Business and the Professions," 1981-1983
Educational Facilities Laboratories (EFL), 1976-1985
Keck, Mary Jane, proposed analysis of corporation and secondary school needs, 1987-1988
Liberal arts and business, 1983-1986
Manhattenville College, adult and corporate classes, 1986
McKinney, Claude A., North Carolina State University and Research Triangle Park, 1985-1989
McQuigg, Beverly, "Role of Education in Industry," 1980
New Jersey Department of Higher Education, business and humanities project, 1986-1988
Phi Delta Kappan, 1980-1982
Rhodes, Frank H. T., testimony concerning industry and academia, 1987
School and business partnerships, 1985-1988
State University of New York Business Development Service, 1985-1986
Thomas A. Edison State College Center for Corporate Partnerships, 1987-1988
United States Information Agency project, "Academia and the Corporate World," 1985
International education and training
Australian Institute of Management, Peter Peterson, 1987
Belgium, Gaston Deurinck, Foundation Industrie-Universite, 1986-1987
Budd, Herbert, "Networking and Development," 1987
China, Beijing Vacuum Electronics Research Institute, undated
Community Action Programme for Education and Training for Technology (COMETT), 1986-1987
European Foundation for Management Development
General, 1984-1987
15th Anniversary Meeting, 1986
European Institute of Education and Social Policy, Ladislav Cerych, 1984-1986
European Programme of Advanced Continuing Education (PACE), Barry Arnett and Ladislav Cerych, 1986-1987
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Distance education and delivery systems
Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB)
Statistics, bibliographies, and articles, 1987-1988
Other literature, 1985-1986, undated
CPB Report, 1987-1989
Annenberg/CPB project, 1984-1987, undated
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
Memorandum and overviews, 1987
Adult Learning Services, 1985-1988
National Narrowcast Service, 1986-1987
Video catalogs and newsletters, 1987-1988
Electronic University Network, 1983-1987
Focus Media Inc., circa 1988
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) 1987-1988
Learning Channel, 1987
National Center for Development Education, undated
National Technological University (NTU)
Memoranda on telephones, 1987
General, 1983-1988
Articles, 1987-1989
NTUplink, 1988-1999
NTU News, 1985-1989
Annual reports and brochures, 1986-1989
Bulletins, 1985
Class schedules, 1984-1989
Non-Profit Network, 1987
Public Interest Video Network, 1987
TRAINET, American Society for Training and Development (ASTD), 1987
Western Behavioral Sciences Institute (WESI), 1987-1988
General, 1986-1992
Articles, 1986-1988
General, 1986-1987
Educational Update newsletters, 1986-1988
Training and Education Conference, 1986
Other literature
University and College Labor Education Association (UCLEA), 1986-1987
Education, training, and technology file
International education and training
Finland, 1985
French-American Foundation, 1985, undated
French Embassy science mission, 1986
Great Britain
Manpower Services Commission, Michael Beck, 1988
Pilkington Group and Lakeside Training Services, 1985-1986
International Business Machines (IBM) South Africa, Betty McCormick, 1986-1987
Instituto Colombiano de Estudios Superiores de Incolda (ICESI), Alfonso Ocampo, 1992-1995, undated
Interclass, James Botkin, 1990-1996
Joint Universities and Polytechnics Industrial Technology Education and Research (JUPITER), Jean Millar, 1986
Assessment programs, 1986
Pakistan-Habib Group, 1985-1986
Swedish National Board of Education
Implementing Recurrent Education in Sweden, 1988
Division of Adult Education, Kenneth Abrahamsson, 1987-1988
General technology and computers
Articles, 1966-1991
Resources on artificial intelligence (AI), 1985-1988
Educational technology
Distance learning and distance education, 1983-1985
Instructional technology, 1985-1987
Learning theory, 1987, undated
Preparatory material, 1984-1985
Birendaum, Helen, Stanton/Heiskell Center for Public Policy in Telecommunications and Information Systems and New York City Partnerships, Inc., 1984-1988
DeCarlo, Charles R., Electronic Operating Systems Corporation, 1985
Institute for Learning Technologies, 1986
McNeil, Donald R., 1988-1989
National Commission on Industrial Innovation, 1983-1985
Oettinger, Anthony G., Harvard University program on information resources policy, 1989
Open University, England, 1983-1985
Performax, John Barwick, 1986
Roberts, Walter Orr, 1986-1987
Telecommunications education consultants, 1988
Texas Instruments AI Satellite Symposium, 1987
"What the Next 50 Years Will Bring," US News & World Report, 1983
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Research files for The Learning Project
Target groups
Missing persons
General, 1987
Research studies, 1986, undated
Industrial Adjustment Service Unit, Department of Labor, 1983-1987
Displaced workers, 1986-1988
Outplacement, 1987-1988
White collar displacement, 1987
Temporary workers, 1987-1993
Technology and training
Distance education and delivery systems
General, 1986-1988
Articles, 1983-1989
Research studies
General, 1984-1986
Assessing Long-Distance Learning via Telecommunications, 1985-1986
Annenberg/Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) project, 1985-1986
Davis Jenkins, general material, 1987
Other literature
General, 1984-1987
American Journal of Distance Education, 1987-1988
Technology Transfer Institute, catalogs, 1986-1987
Teletraining newsletters, 1987
Conference brochures, 1986-1988
Consortia lists and notes, 1987
Printed matter related to training videotapes, 1987
Video teleconferencing, 1988
Artificial intelligence (AI)
Bibliography and intelligent computer-assisted instruction (ICAI) examples, Susan Shepard, 1988
Articles, 1985-1989
Research study by Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, The Fourth Revolution, 1972
AI material not used (draft by Susan Shepard), undated
Other literature
General, 1985-1988
David Kolb's Learning Style Inventory, 1981-1986
Gold Hill Applications Portfolio, 1988
Intelligent computer-assisted instruction (ICAI) in the military, memoranda, 1987
Articles, 1987-1989
Research studies, 1985-1989
Drafts and notes for The Learning Industry
Complete draft, undated
Endnotes, figures, and tables
Prologue: The Challenge of Change
Endnotes (source material), 1985-1989
Material not used in notes, 1988-1989
Chapter I: Classrooms for Adults
Endnotes (source material), 1987-1990
Table 1, 1988
Material not used in notes, 1988-1989
Chapter II: Delivering Instruction
Endnotes (source material), 1988-1989
Table 2, 1990, undated
Graphics not used, undated
Material not used in notes, 1988-1989
Chapter III: The Intelligent Tutor
Endnotes (source material), 1985-1989
Material not used in notes, 1988-1989
Chapter IV: Training Technical Workers
Endnotes (source material), 1985-1988
Materials not used in notes, 1985-1989
Chapter V: Educating Managers
Endnotes (source material), 1984-1989
Figures and tables, 1985, undated
Material not used in notes, 1986-1989
Chapter VI: Updating Professionals
Endnotes (source material), 1959-1989
Material not used in notes, 1986-1989
Professional positions and activities file
Vassar College
Publications, 1966-1971
Correspondence, 1969-1971
Board minutes, 1966-1968
Board minutes, 1968-1969
Comprehensive Planning Committee, 1968-1969
Comprehensive plan, 1968
Attachments for "The Record at Vassar," 1967-1970
Dean of faculty reports to Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, 1967-1969
Annual reports, dean of the faculty, 1968-1969
Steering Committee, 1967-1968
Speeches and writings
"Educating the Work Force in the Year 2025," International Council for Educational Development, 1993 June
"The Learning Industry: Education for Adult Workers," Chicago Seminars on the Future, 1990 November
"Adult Learning for Productivity," The Education Summit: A Conference on Lifespan Learning, George Mason University, 1988 June
"Training for Productivity," Second Basque World Conference on Current problems in Economic Science, 1987 September 18
Final version, 1987
Drafts and correspondence, 1986-1988
General, 1985-1987
Conference material and printed matter, 1987
"Remarks on Corporate Classrooms," DEC, 1987 May 27
"Corporate Classrooms: The Learning Business," 15th Anniversary Meeting of the European Foundation for Management Development, 1986 October 24
"Learning Networks," IBM/Hewlett-Packard Forum, 1986 September 23
"Corporate Classrooms: Why Companies Have Their Own," College Board Seminar, 1986 April 3
"Corporations and Colleges," Manhattanville College, 1986 February and May
"The Next Twenty-Five Years," Point Park College, 25th Anniversary Convocation, 1985 November 21
"Corporate Classrooms Pose Issues for Higher Education," North Carolina Association of College and University Presidents, 1985 October 31
"Learning and Technology," IBM Seminar on Education Technology, 1985 July
"Education in the Workplace," Teachers College, Columbia University, 1985 June 7
"Implications of Corporate Classrooms," Brookings Institution, 1985 May 7
"Corporate Classrooms: the Learning Business," Northwest Regional Conference of Danforth Associates, 1985 April 26
"Focus on the Corporate Role in Education," AT&T Technologies, 1985 April 2
"Review of Corporate Classrooms for School Superintendents," Northwestern University Consortium of School Districts, 1985 March 19
"The Private Sector," American Council on Education Program for the Advancement of Women in Higher Education Administration, Brooklyn Region Conference, 1981 May 8
Speeches, 1968-1977
Professional positions and activities file
Alliance for Learning, 1985-1990
Vassar College
Terms, 1966
Letters and clippings, 1966
Vassar and Yale
Clippings and miscellany, 1967-1968
"Short of Total Relocation" draft, 1967
Statements and reports on Vassar and Yale, 1967
Vassar-Yale Study drafts, 1967
Evelyn Clark statement, 1967
Correspondence with John Wilkie and others, 1967-1968
Nell Eurich file
Speeches, 1967-1968
Personal letters, 1967-1969
Writings by Eurich, 1967, undated
Alumnae and clubs, 1968-1970
Enrollment projections, 1969
Budget, 1969-1970
Budget crisis, 1969-1970
Middle States Association case study, 1969
Faculty handbook and related materials, 1969-1970
Black Studies
Vassar Alumnae Magazine, 1967-1969
Coeducation, 1969
Third Minnewaska Conference, 1968-1969
Curricular reforms
General, 1968-1970
Forward Planning Committee, 1968
Reports to Forward Planning Committee, 1968
Multidisciplinary studies, 1969-1970
National Endowment for the Humanities proposal, 1969-1970
IMB grant, Graduate Institute for Teaching, 1968-1971
Black Studies
Material by date, 1968-1970
Black sit-in, 1969
Programs, 1969
Housing, 1970
General, 1969-1970
Official statements, 1967-1970
Faculty and staff, 1970
Alumnae, 1970
Public, 1970
Miscellaneous, 1970
Trustee resolution to Nell Eurich, 1970
National Academy of Engineering
"Focus on the Future: A National Action Plan for Career-Long Education for Engineers" binder, 1988
Career-Long Education for Engineers (CLEFE)
Meeting, December 1987
Meeting, July 1987
AT&T Bell Laboratories
Bell contract, 1985, undated
Background for Bell Academy, Program in Computer Science and Engineering, 1985
Progress reports, 1985-1986
Summary report, 1986
Courses and evaluations, 1985-1986
Hill Report, 1985
University and college contracts, 1985-1986
University and college computer science departments, 1985, undated
Report, "Advising Systems: Five Corporate Profiles," 1986
Consultants, 1985-1986
General notes, 1985, undated
Bell Labs curriculum-related material, undated
Self-study course evaluations, 1986
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
General, 1977-1996
Finance and Administration Committee, 1976-1978
Correspondence with Ernest Boyer, 1979-1985
Foundation papers, 1984
Corporate Classrooms file
Strategic Council, 1985-1986
Manuscript file
Sources and bibliography, 1983-1984
Style sheet, 1984
Outlines, 1981-1983
Fact sheets, undated
Chapter 1
Notes, undated
Why corporations invest in education, 1976-1984
Size and amount, 1977-1984
Training programs and tuition plans, Bureau of National Affairs, 1978, undated
Chapter 2
Notes, 1958-1982, undated
Chapter 3
References, 1980-1983, undated
Notes, undated
Chapter 4
References, 1976-1984
Curriculum, content, undated
Chapter 5
Notes, undated
Chapter 6
Notes and clippings, 1981-1984
Legislation, 1984-1985
Notes and facts in regards to 1985 January 15 draft, undated
Types of corporations, Fortune 500 list, 1984, undated
General notes on corporate classrooms and programs, 1983-1985, undated
Corporate training programs
Clippings on corporate colleges, 1981
American Institute of Banking, 1981
Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO), 1982-1988
AT&T Communications, 1984-1985
Bell Systems, 1982, undated
Control Data Corporation, 1981-1984
Con Edison, 1983
Digital Equipment Corporation, 1983
The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file
Technical workers
Allen-Bradley, 1986-1987
GMI Engineering and Management Institute
Catalogs and descriptive materials, 1987-1988, undated
Course announcements, 1987-1988
John Wiley & Sons, 1986-1988
TPC Training Systems, 1987-1989
University Associates, 1988-1989
Other companies, I to V, 1987-1989
Articles and other literature, 1985-1991
American Management Association (AMA)
Magazines and reports, 1986-1987
Catalogs, 1986-1989
Course brochures
General management, 1987
Management skills, 1987-1988
Fiscal skills, 1987-1988
Personnel issues, 1987
Training skills, 1986-1988
Self-study, 1987, undated
Book catalogs and conferences, 1988, undated
Britannica, 1991, undated
Center for Creative Leadership, 1987-1988
Other companies, A to G, 1986-1988
Other companies, L to W, 1987
Brochures and other literature, 1986-1988
Missing persons
Compris Inc., undated
"I Want to Read," 1988
Distance education and delivery systems
American Management Association (AMA) satellite seminars, 1988-1989
Association for Media-Based Continuing Education for Engineers (AMCEE)
Monitor, 1985-1989
Uplink, 1986-1988
Annual catalogs, 1984-1988
Other literature, 1987-1988, undated
Vocational and technical
General, 1987
Articles, 1986-1989
Research studies, A to H, 1980-1988
Research studies, K to R, 1982-1987
Research studies, S to W, 1984-1987
Other literature
National Assessment of Vocational Education (NAVE), 1987-1988
National Center for Research in Vocational Education (NCRVE), 1987-1988
National Occupations Information Coordinating Committee, 1987
Open Entries, 1986-1988
Vocational Technical Education Consortium of States (V-TECS), circa 1987
Miscellaneous, 1985-1987
Proprietary schools
Statistics, circa 1984
Carnegie Foundation database, 1986, undated
General, 1987-1988
Articles, 1986-1990
Research studies, A to M, 1982-1987
Research studies, T to Y, 1974-1988
Staff report by Sarah White, 1987
Other literature
Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES), 1979-1988, undated
Association of Independent Colleges and Schools (AICS), 1985-1987
National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences, 1986-1987
Corporate Classrooms file
Corporate colleges and institutions
Chart of corporate colleges, 1983-1984, undated
Arthur D. Little Management Education Institute, 1981-1999
American Graduate School of International Management, circa 1982-1984
American Institute of Banking at Boston, 1983
American College, 1982-1984
Boston Architectural Center School of Architecture, 1982-1983
DeVry Institute of Technology, 1983-1985
Edna McConnell Clark School of Nursing, undated
GMI Engineering and Management Institute, 1981-1984
Industrial Management Institute, undated
Institute of Management Competency, 1981-1985
Institute of Textile Technology, 1984, undated
College of Insurance, 1980-1981
MGH Institute of Health Professions, 1982-1983
McDonald's Management Institute, Hamburger University, 1981-1985
Northrop University, 1981-1984
Rand Graduate Institute
General, 1980-1988
Books on history and activities, 1983-1985
Wang Institute of Graduate Studies, 1982-1987
Watterson College, main campus, 1982, undated
Noteworthy correspondents
Ashby, Eric, 1966
Barzun, Jacques, 1969-1993
Britten, Benjamin, undated
Hall, Lee, 1989-1993
Kenny, Shirley Strum, 1986-1991
Schroeder, Patricia, 1996
Reich, Robert, 1991-1993
Toynbee, Arnold, 1968-1978
Corporate Classrooms file
Distribution and publicity
Distribution, 1985, undated
Press release, 1985
Invitations declined, 1985
Contacts, undated
National Technological University (NTU) Master of Science in Engineering Management brochure, undated
American School and University, 1985
The Education Digest, 1985
U.S. News and World Report, 1985
Dallas Business Journal, 1986
Self Magazine, 1986
Analyses de la S.E.D.E.I.S., 1986-1988
Glamour, 1987
L. A. Times, 1987
New York Times, 1987
Training and Development Journal, 1987
World, 1987
Wall Street Journal, 1987
Inquiries about training resources, 1987-1988
Collection overview and biographical file
Curriculum vitae of Nell Eurich, undated
Speeches and writings
Books and book contributions
Corporate Classrooms: The Learning Business, 1985
Systems of Higher Education in Twelve Countries: A Comparative View, 1981
Systems of Higher Education, International Council for Education Development
Australia, 1978
Canada, 1978
Federal Republic of Germany, 1978
Federal Republic of Germany, German translation, 1979
France, 1978
Iran, 1978
Mexico, 1978
Japan, photocopy, 1978
Poland, 1978
Sweden, 1978
Thailand, 1978
United Kingdom, 1978
United States, 1978
12 Systems of Higher Education: 6 Decisive Issues, 1978
Great Britain's Open University: First Chance, Second Chance, Last Chance?
Published booklet, 1971
Correspondence, 1971-1972
Publicity, 1970-1971
Drafts and notes, 1971, undated
Background, 1963-1971
Follow up clippings and other literature, 1970-1974
Humanities Foundation Course, printed matter, 1970-1971
Professional positions and activities file
Bennington College
General, 1975-1987, undated
Budget and Finance Committee, 1981-1982
Grants, 1979-1980
Meeting minutes of trustees, 1980-1983
Nominating Committee, 1981-1982
Admissions Committee, 1982-1983
Admissions Committee, 1978-1981
Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education
General, 1977-1980
Notes on "3000 Futures" report, undated
Task force, federal-state-institutional relations, 1976-1977
Federal relations to higher education, 1976-1980
Miscellaneous papers on higher education, 1969-1984
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies
Correspondence, 1977-1979
Seminars, 1977-1980
Iran workshop, 1977
Japan Seminar, 1975
Seminar notes, undated
Papers and articles, 1967-1979
Articles by Harlan Cleveland, 1978-1979
Bound course readings, 1979, undated
Bound course readings, 1979-1980, undated
New York University, 1960-1962
Stephens College
Correspondence, 1941-1992
Presidency, 1952-1953
Academic and public service citation, 1962
Stephens: A Story of Educational Innovation by John C. Crighton, 1970
Women's Foundation
Letters from interested parties, 1949-1950
Langmuir, Mary Fisher, 1949-1950
Pennock, C. H. L., 1949-1950
Anderson, A. N., 1950, undated
Proposal for James Madison Wood Institute for Women's Education at Stephens College, 1982
Study, "A College for Women Past 40," 1949-1951
Vassar Summer Institute, 1949-1951
Curriculum for "mature women," 1949-1950
Other activities file
Carnegie Corporation presidential search, 1982
Polytechnic Institute of New York curriculum proposals, 1975-1983
Today Show panel, undated
Campobello Summer Student Leadership Institute with Eleanor Roosevelt (1941), 1941-1979
Campobello Summer Student Leadership Institute 50th anniversary reunion (1992), 1991-1992
Community service
Mailing lists, city agencies, 1980-1982
Publicity clippings, 1979-1984
Landmark Commission, 1979-1984
Rizzoli and Coty Buildings, Fifth Avenue, 1984-1985
17 & 24 Corporation Board of Directors, landmark and zoning, 1982-1984
Committee for Preservation, 1980-1983
Midtown development plan, 1980-1982
City Planning Commission, 1980-1982
National Register of Historic Places, 1977-1980
Institute for Advanced Studies in Medicine and the Humanities, Naples, Florida
Naples Institute, 1976-1977, undated
Literature from the Hastings Center Institute of Society, Ethics, and the Life Sciences, 1977
Professional positions and activities file
Rhodes Scholarships, Middle Atlantic Committee, 1976
International Council for Educational Development
Correspondence, 1997-1999
Board meeting, Williamsburg, 1993
Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1983
Systems of Higher Education in 12 Countries study
General, 1978-1981
Study definitions, 1975-1976, undated
International conference notes, undated
Notes on European seminars, undated
Speech given by Clark Kerr in Uppsala, Sweden, 1977
Printed matter, 1979-1980
Country files
General, 1977-1978
Speech by Nell Eurich, undated
Britain and Canada, 1976-1978
Japan conference, 1975-1979
Mexico, 1977-1978
General, 1974-1978
Polish seminar, 1979
Sweden, 1978
West Germany and France, 1976-1977
Systems of Higher Education in 12 Countries: A Comparative View
Publication and distribution, 1978-1981
Speeches and writings
Books and book contributions
Science in Utopia
Monograph, 1967
Distribution, publicity, and correspondence, 1969-1985
Background and notes, 1973, undated
"Directory of Utopian Scholars," 1986
Monograph, 1967
Typescript of "Learning in America" and correspondence, 1975-1976
Criticism, 1975-1976
Monograph, 1974
Typescript of "The Humanities Face the Future" and publicity, 1971-1974
"Training for High Performance in Industry," Journal of Cooperative Education (1994), 1994-1995
"So Much Talk--Too Little Action," Public Agenda Foundation, 1991 August
"Learning for Productivity," Issues in Science and Technology, 1991
"The Real Commencement for High School Students," NASSP Bulletin, 1991-1992
"Continuing Education and the Learning Industry," The Journal of Continuing Higher Education, 1991
"Learning by Networks," IBM, 1987
"Corporate Colleges," Economic Impact, 1986
"Corporate Classrooms and America's Schools," NASSP Bulletin and The Education Digest, 1985-1986
"Needed: A Strategic Council for Educational Development," Book Forum, 1985
"Has Industry Changed Education?" Bell Atlantic Quarterly, 1985
"Remembering Conant's The American High School Today," Change, 1981-1982
Articles published before 1980, 1963-1972
"Corporate Classrooms: The Learning Business," European Foundation for Management Development, 15th anniversary meeting, Insead, Fontainebleau, France 1986
"Liberal Arts and Their Usefulness," Corporate Council on Liberal Arts Symposium, Harvard University, 1986
"Corporate Models for Lifelong Learning," Alden Seminar, Weston, Massachusetts, 1986
"Learners Without Classrooms," European Institute of Education and Social Policy, Paris, 1985
"Language and Literacy in Today's Culture," English Speaking Union
Drafts, 1994
Note cards and printed matter, circa 1961-1994
Source material, 1994
Legislation, 1991-1994, undated
Speech, 1993
Footnotes, 1993
Notes, conference literature, and correspondence, 1992-1994
Adult training networks in Europe, 1991-1993
Corporate Classrooms file
Corporate training programs
Eastman Kodak, undated
Eli Lilly Company, 1982-1983
Ford, retraining, 1984
General Electric, 1982-1983
Hewlett-Packard, 1977-1982
Holiday Inn, 1981-1984
International Business Machines (IBM)
Thornwood visit, 1986
Eric Bloch, Systems Research Institute (SRI), Ralph Grubb, 1983-1984
Corporate Institutes, 1983
General, 1983
La Hulpe and Europe, 1976-1986, undated
European Academic and Research Network (EARN) network, 1980-1982
Executive Management Development, undated
Interactive Satellite Education Network (ISEN), undated
Kimberly-Clark Corporation, 1980-1981
Manufacturers Hanover Trust, 1979-1989
McGraw-Hill, 1982-1985
Merrill Lynch, Donald T. Regan School, undated
Motorola, 1991-1993
Motorola University catalog of training and education products and services, undated
Nalco Chemical Company, 1983
NCR Corporation, 1981-1986
New England Telephone Learning Center, 1983
Polaroid, 1981-1985
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, 1980-1981
Standard Oil of California, 1982-1985
Sun Institute, 1981-1983
Texas Instruments
Computer literacy, 1983
Dallas Metroplex reports, 1984
Educational products, undated
General, 1982-1983
Western Electric, 1981-1982
Professional positions and activities file
Manhattanville College
General, 1971-1975
Honorary degree, 1975
"Manhattanville Plan" and background material, 1969-1973
"Manhattanville Plan" and background (Contd.) 1969-1973
"Mornings at Manhattanville" seminars, 1976
Proposal for Humanities for Teachers program, undated
Faculty, 1975, undated
Academy for Educational Development
General, 1966-1991
Jenkins, Davis, 1987
Consultant report by Nell and Alvin Eurich, 1982
President's office, 1986-1991
Executive Search Division, 1984-1987
Information and Learning Technologies Division, 1986-1987
International Division, 1986-1987
Library, undated
Office of Arts, 1988
Office of Contract Management, 1988
Private Sector Capability Statement, 1986
Kurt Moses training proposal to AT&T Bell Labs, 1985
Paul T. Bucci report on Virginia funding program for undergraduate education, 1988
Harvard University, Overseers Visiting Committee on Summer School and University Extension
Correspondence, 1972-1975
Overseers Visiting Committee, 1969-1970
Summer school catalogs, 1969-1970
World Society for Ekistics, Delos Symposiums, 1969-1972
U.S. Commission on Instructional Technology, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
General, 1968-1972
Articles, 1970
New College
Meeting, 1984
Commencement address, 1975
Presidential candidates, 1975
Nell Eurich's appointment as acting president, 1975
Papers by David Riesman, 1972-1975
Institutional self-study, 1970
Correspondence and miscellaneous, 1969-1970
John French, studies of student performance, 1969-1970
Meetings and interim report, 1969
Fundraising and budget, 1966-1968
Faculty, 1966-1967
Educational Policies Committee, 1966
Executive Committee, 1965-1966
Board of Trustees meeting minutes, 1966
Tenure policy and academic freedom, 1964-1966
College publications, 1964-1966
Residence halls, 1966, undated


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By Jerry, www.writtenoffamerica.com
April 6th, 2014
Note: We don't view te #WaveOfAction as a potential last gasp of Occupy. It is one more series of protests and resistance efforts that will continue no matter how large the #WaveOfAction protests are. It is up to the people how large the protests are, how creative and how effective. This is part of the process of building a mass movement — a movement that is much more than the occupy encampments were.
What will prove to be either the last gasp of the Occupy Movement, or its Renaissance as a social powerhouse, will lie in the success and its embrace of a highly-publicized #WaveOfAction which launches a major 90-day program of protest and resistance on April 4.
The Wave begins, symbolically, on the date of the assassination of Martin Luther King and ends, symbolically, on July the 4th. It will run from the date of the death of a dream that will not die to the date of the birth of a vision which has yet to be fulfilled.
So, what is the purpose of this ambitious campaign, who is behind it, and what can we expect of it – and of ourselves? The purpose is stated on its website and is quite clear.
We are a Movement of Movements
"The Worldwide #WaveOfAction begins April 4th and runs through July 4th.
During this three-month cycle, people throughout the world will be protesting corruption, rallying around solutions and taking part in alternative systems. The new paradigm will be on full display.
Studies have proven that it only takes 3.5% of the population taking nonviolent action to create meaningful and positive change. The #WaveOfAction gives all of us who want change a powerful opportunity to #EvolveSociety.
Change-makers all over the world will be engaged at the same time in an unprecedented wave of transformation."
OK, that sounds acceptable (to most of the 99%, and certainly not the 1%). Now, who is behind this?
I confess that I can't say that I have figured that out. It appears to be nobody. Or, perhaps everybody. Or, a coterie of patriots/anarchists/misfits who – such as when Zuccotti Park came to be occupied – are taking it upon themselves to rekindle that Occupy fire.
Word has it that #OWS #Anon and its allies put out a call to action for a World Wide Wave of creative community coordination and collaboration this winter. There were two organizing conference calls prior to April 4. One on March 25, and the other on April 2. (David Degrawis one of the facilitators)
For an organizing call, it attracted verifiable luminaries: Barbara Max Hubbard, Marianne Williamson, Russell Brand, Kevin Zeese, Patricia Ellsberg, Dylan Rattigan, John Perry Barlow, and Lee Camp. If "you are known by the company you keep," #WaveOfAction is keeping good company.
Whoever started it, it can be said that occupiers around the world are standing with it, and many called in to declare that support and to announce events they were planning locally.
But, they are coming up against a very familiar foe – themselves.
The Naysayers…and worse
Anyone familiar with Occupy knows that it is rife with the usual suspects: gripers, snipers and full-blown trolls whose only purpose seems to be that of making sure that "solidarity" will never be had. "How dare (someone/something) do/be (provide the offense)." Everything is suspect, and anyone taking a lead roll is to be suspected.
Whether or not this will affect the success of #WaveOfAction will not be known for some time, but the offenders are being put on notice. Activist and creater of Occu-Evolve,Sumumba Sobukwe, had this to say:
"The Irony of those complaining about this 'Wave of Action' is that it will only be a failure if they continue to find fault with EVERYTHING that 'reeks' of coordination that might make people move beyond facebook, twitter and other social media 'activism' as well as their own silos of causes and interests to actually go out and organize with others in the streets."
He continues, "When did an 'occupy' action ever draw more than a few hundred people that didn't have unions, grassroots or other groups involved? Who are we fooling here? Occupy has ALWAYS been made up of different groups and individuals, and that's where the concept of the '99%' came closest to being real or at least unifying in theory."
So, in addition to proving Pogo's theorem, "We have met the enemy, and they are us," what other odds militate against the campaign having any major effect? Let me count the ways:
1. A largely indifferent press. Activists deride the "MainStream Media" for not paying attention to even the largest of its protests and greatest of its triumphs. Occupy is hardly alone. Last year's March Against Monsanto which attracted a half-million marchers or more worldwide did not find its way into print or broadcast in any meaningful way. (P.S. Occupy folk helped make that march happen, as well).
- A police force dedicated to crushing public dissent. Naaaah, that can't be happening here in America, right? That's what you find in Russia, or Egypt, or China. Thank God that "to serve and protect" applies to citizens in the street and peaceful protestors, yes? Here's a retired cop who has a word or two on that, Captain Ray Harris. Oh, and not to forget Cecily McMillan's experience with the Boys in Blue which finds her at risk of jail time for resisting their abuse.
- Elected officials. One would think that people who are elected to represent us willactually represent us, and that they will be at the front of any parade or protest demanding justice and protecting civil liberties. Think again. If you ain't got the money (and few occupiers/activists do), they ain't got the time. And, if their party can't co-opt your movement for their betterment, they'll be the first to applaud authorities who arrest you. Hell, they will demand that force be used.
- The 1%. You can be certain that the #WaveOfAction will be countered by a #FloodOfMoney spent to discredit its work and mission. Did I mention Fox? CNN? Stay tuned and see how money talks.
So, I leave it to you, the reader. Will this be a "Wave," or a "Wave Goodbye" on the part of Occupy and its brother and sister causes? Will you listen to the detractors within and the enemies without and surrender to the impossible forces against you?
Or, will you take comfort in your own, amazing numbers and brilliance and continue to fight the good fight as so many have before you in America's history. You are the dream that Martin referred to, and the nightmare that the 1% are waking up to.
When you realize that, the others in the 3.5% of the population will as well. Won't that be exciting.
#MayDay #M1 #OccupyBOA #OccupyCLT #MaskUp #ReOccupy #WaveOfAction #GlobalSpring #Anonymous #Global #FloodOfMoney #Liberation #Cookednews


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I asked a question today about WPF Binding, and then a user (55k reputation, so I assume a fairly active one) promptly answered my question. But he proceeded to leave comments like "Why don't you read the documentation next time and save us all the trouble?"
I eventually just got tired of the comments he was posting and deleted my question. So unfortunately, I don't have anything to link here. (Which by the way, can a moderator retrieve deleted posts?)
Ok, well I did read the documentation already and couldn't find the answer even after googling and searching through Stack Overflow. He probably isn't breaking any rules as he indeed answered the question correctly, but I'm wondering if it is acceptable to have this kind of attitude towards questioners.
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Oromo Activists call on Bedele brewery to disassociate from Teddy Afro
Awramba Times (Addis Ababa) - Oromo Activists call on Bedele brewery, Heineken NV's subsidiary in Ethiopia, to stop sponsoring Tewodros Kassahun's nationwide tour which will be held across different cities of Ethiopia?
Two weeks ago, Ethiopian singer Tewodros Kassahun (aka Teddy Afro) told Enqu magazine that he considered emperor Minelik's imperial expansion a "holy war". This remark deeply offended thousands of Oromos all over the world as an ethnically-motivated "remark" against Ethiopia's largest ethnic group.
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This week we used Seinfeld's productivity secret to stop procrastinating, stopped big companies from tracking everything we do on the web, sold our excess crap, and more. Here's a look back.
How Seinfeld's Productivity Secret Fixed My Procrastination Problem
I've long been overwhelmed by an unwieldy list of goals that would sit, unaccomplished, in a long-term to-do list year after year. Then I came across a simple trick that solved my chronic problem. More »
Everyone's Trying to Track What You Do on the Web: Here's How to Stop Them
It's no secret that there's big money to be made in violating your privacy. Companies will pay big bucks to learn more about you, and service providers on the web are eager to get their hands on as much information about you as possible. More »
Five Things You Buy That Don't Actually Work The Way You Think
We've learned to be skeptical of product packaging and not always trust the claims it makes, but our hopefulness sometimes gets the best of us. Here are five products you've likely used, or maybe even purchase regularly, that don't yield the results you may expect. More »
Brainwashing Techniques You Encounter Every Day (and How to Avoid Them)
While it's pretty unlikely that you're a target of deliberate brainwashing, it is likely that you're subject to some of the common techniques associated with the less-than-ethical practice. More »
How to Get Rid of Facebook Timeline, Bring Back a Simpler Profile View
Facebook's new Timeline feature is rolling out to all users, and while we think it's pretty awesome-not to mention ripe for customization-there are a lot of people who aren't big fans. More »
Top 10 Downloads That Enhance Mac OS X's Built-In Tools
Mac OS X has a ton of great features, but there's always room for improvement. Many developers have felt the same and created a bunch of great apps to enhance OS X's capabilities. More »
How to Send Back Food at a Restaurant Without Pissing Off Your Waiter
While the majority of the restaurant waitstaff you encounter will probably not spit or pee in your food if you send it back, it's a common joke or paranoid concern that enters the conversation the moment someone decides to send their plate back to the kitchen. More »
Five Best Professional Nameplate Sites
Building a kind of "web business card" for yourself doesn't have to be difficult or expensive. There are several professional nameplate sites that give you the tools to build a page you can put on your business cards or in your email signature that anyone-employers, friends, and business... More »
How to Sell Your Excess Crap for Cash in Just a Few Hours with Amazon's Fulfillment Program
Got crap? Want money instead? Amazon has a neat program that essentially lets you dump old books, movies, gadgets, and more in a box, send it to them, and then wait for the money to roll in. More »
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Google recently announced it was unifying its privacy policies and would be sharing the data it collects about users between all of its products, starting March 1st. More »
How to (Cleverly) Secure Your Home Against Intruders.
You don't have to dig a moat around your home and install missiles on your rooftop to keep the bad guys away. In fact, the missiles might suggest you've got something very, very valuable inside. More »
What Can I Do with a Dead or Broken Laptop?
Dear Lifehacker, My laptop-my enduring partner and long-lived friend-has finally succumbed to the ephemeral nature of its existence. I've spent a few days crying tears of love and loss, finally reaching the conclusion that the most logical course of action is to resurrect the poor,... More »


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It's an exciting time in Scotland at the moment with the launch tomorrow of the new Scottish Gaelic channel BBC Alba. Hands Up for Trad is one of the lucky recipients with the Scots Trad Music Awards being shown on in the 3rd week of December. It's our first year on telly – the thing we've been aiming for since the start.
Anyway the Gaelic channel will be an excellent conduit for all Scottish traditional music and culture. A real chance to get our music heard. There will also be export opportunities for these new programmes in the North American and Australasion markets which can only help publise Scotland's traditions. It can only be good for the Scottish film and tv industry as well. An excellent opportunity to develop the sector.
The one downside is it is not on Freeview. Seemingly it costs 3 million to do this but surely this is the main vehicle for getting the programme watched. It is available on SKY (channel 168), freesat and hopefully soon Virgin Media – they're waiting for a channel number.
You can catch the launch tomorrow (19 September 2008) from 9pm.
Here's an interesting discussion on the subject at Foot Stompin'.
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Graduate Application Requirements
Below outlines the application process and the admission requirements for international graduate program applicants.
Saint Xavier University welcomes and appreciates the interest international students have in pursuing graduate studies at the university. We hope you find the information on this page to be helpful and useful.
Application/Admission Process
To be considered for admission into a graduate program, you must complete the entire application process which consists of
- Submission of an online Graduate Student application (no application fee), followed by
- Submission of all required supplemental documents.
To start the application process, submit the online Graduate Student application (no fee), on which you will select your graduate program of choice and your preferred start term. After submitting your application, a representative will contact you and provide information on which supplemental documents are needed, where and how to submit them, and to answer your questions.
Please know that international students can only be admitted into a full, degree seeking program. International students cannot be admitted into a graduate program that finishes before degree completion, such as our graduate business certificate programs. Also, international students are not eligible for financial aid.
Deadlines for Admission Consideration
Completion of the entire application process by May 1 guarantees admission consideration for the fall term (August). Completion of the entire application process by October 1 guarantees admission consideration for the spring term (January). Applicants who do not complete application process in its entirety by the deadline date aligned with their preferred start term can be considered for admission into the next start term upon request at that time.
Admission Requirements (Supplemental Documents Needed)
In addition to the application/admission requirements applicable to every applicant, regardless of citizenship status, "international" applicants must submit the following supplemental documents to be considered for admission:
- Online Graduate Student application (no application fee)
- Copy of passport (both the identification and expiration pages)
- One set of official transcripts from any/all U.S. colleges/universities attended, if applicable
- Official, course-by-course transcript evaluation of all colleges/universities attended outside the U.S. for both undergraduate and graduate level coursework (if applicable), from one of the following three organizations:
- ECE (Educational Credential Evaluators)
- WES (World Education Services)
- Educational Perspectives
- * Applicants who elect TOEFL must submit official TOEFL results showing a minimum score of 80 on the Internet-based exam, or 550 on the paper-based exam, or 213 on the computer-based exam. Saint Xavier's institution code is 1708.
- * Applicants who elect IELTS must submit official IELTS results showing a minimum Overall Band Score of 6.5.
* Two recommendations and official results of the GRE or GMAT are required.
GRE/GMAT notes:
- If the applicant chooses the GRE, our "preferred" GRE result is a combined score of 300 (with a minimum Verbal section score of 150 and a minimum Writing section score of 4.0).
- If the applicant chooses the GMAT, it is preferred that the applicant's cumulative GPA* multiplied by 200, plus the applicant's GMAT score, equals 950 at a minimum. For example, an applicant whose cumulative GPA is 3.0 and GMAT score is 500 meets our preferred GMAT result of 950 because the 3.0 GPA times 200 (=600), plus the GMAT score of 500, equals 1,100 - thus exceeding our preferred GMAT result of 950.
In addition to the application/admission requirements which apply to international students applying to graduate school at Saint Xavier University as listed above, each graduate school has its own, specific requirements that must be met. Select the graduate school for which you are making application from the list below to view its own, specific requirements:
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In http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306531 you can see an answer, if you use Win XP.
How can I make a zip file with a password in win 7, 64 bit an Windows Explorer?
Thank you !
Since Vista, and so for the Windows 7, compressing as a zip file with a password is no longer a supported feature.
To use this feature, you need an 3rd party app, like 7-Zip (Free), WinRAR, or any other tools that supports compressing and decompressing files.


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This antique tambour hook is hand turned and carved and has a beautiful old patina and ivory grain pattern. It has a brass collar & steel thumb screw and the top unscrews to reveal a storage compartment for holding the hooks (There are 2 small steel hooks).
The condition is excellent with no chips or other damage. Everything screws together securely and the thumb screw tightens properly to hold the hook. It measures 5 1/8" long when closed. A similar ivory tambour hook is shown on p. 74 of Nerylla Taunton's book "Antique Needlework Tools and Embroideries".


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Lalande 21185 was a star that was located approximately eight light years from Sol.
In 2364, the location of Lalande 21185 was labeled in a star chart of a stellar neighborhood with Sol at the center. This chart was stored in the USS Enterprise-D library computer. Later that year, the chart was scanned by Outpost 63. (TNG: "The Naked Now", production art; TNG: "The Last Outpost")
This star was only mentioned in writing.
This star chart naming stars within 20 light years of Sol was drawn by Rick Sternbach for the Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology (p. 77) in the late 1970s. This chart showed Earth commercial and exploration routes after the use of warp drive began. There were no commercial or exploration routes to this star.
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The Meresti Metro station is a standard-sized underground train station in the Capital Wasteland's Washington, D.C. metro, home to the Family.
The Meresti Metro station is a cleaned up and slightly modified version of the other stations found throughout the Capital Wasteland. The rail pit has been filled and leveled with debris, then boarded over. Atop the boards and around the platforms, numerous benches, tables, and beds for use by the various followers of the Family have been set up. The benches are placed in rows similar to a church's pews, with the lobby above acting like a chancel from where Vance delivers speeches. All of the group's members can be found here, with Vance and his wife Holly looking down on their followers at the platform below.
In the southwest corner of the main area is Karl's shop, above which are the Family's makeshift bedrooms. West lies the hallway leading to the blocked-off exit to the surface. In this hallway are also Vance and Holly's room as well as another locked bedroom (electronically locked by a wall terminal) in which Ian West can be found during the quest Blood Ties.
The station has been completely cut off from the rest of the tunnels. It is accessible only through the Meresti trainyard or an irradiated underground sewer manhole in Northwest Seneca station.
Notable loot
- A mini nuke can be found in the main Meresti Family base on top of an overhang. From where Vance stands on top of the mezzanine facing the common area below, there is an escalator on your left. Stand about half way down the escalator and you can just barely see it on top the overhang at the far end (it's above the workbench). Placing a gas tube on top of the meter in the corner and shooting at it from a distance will get it down. Finding the mini nuke afterwards might be harder since it might land far away.
- A copy of Lying, Congressional Style can be found under the box on top of the train carriage under the place Vance is usually standing, by dropping down onto it from above.
- Vampire's Edge can be found in the Hard locked sword cabinet in Vance's room (Vance carries the key).
- A significant amount of scrap metal can be found in a freezer in Karl's shop. This can be used in the unmarked quests Walter's Scrap Metal, This Old House, and/or, The Outcast Collection Agent.
- A bottlecap mine on a workbench near an info terminal on ground level, north on the map.
- Vance's longcoat outfit - Worn by Vance.
- Schematics - Shishkebab - In Vance's inventory, can be obtained by killing him or finishing Blood Ties in his favor.
Related quests
Karl sells at least 20 scrap metal, a decent supply to give to Walter (see Walter's Scrap Metal) in Megaton or Winthrop in Underworld.
Meresti Metro station appears only in Fallout 3.
Behind the scenes
Merești is the name of a commune in Harghita County, Romania, a part of Transylvania. This is fitting considering the overall vampire theme of the events that occur in the vicinity of Meresti Metro Station. Justin, one of the Family, makes note of this.


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Beware of Costco, Starbucks and other companies giving away hundreds of dollars in gift cards if you simply share the news on Facebook. Chances are it's a scam,
When users try to obtain the free voucher or gift card, they need to click a "Share on Facebook" link which triggers a pop-up and can lead to the scammers asking for personal information such as birth date, address and other details that lead to identity theft, according to InformationWeek. Although the article cited an Australian scam, this country has been hit with Costco, McDonald's and Starbucks scams.
McAfee's "Top 12 Scams for Christmas" had this to say:
Scammers use channels, like Facebook and Twitter, just like email and websites to scam consumers during the holidays. Be careful when liking Fan Pages, clicking on fake alerts from friends' accounts that have been hacked, taking advantage of raffles, ads and deals that you get from "friends," or installing suspicious "holiday deal" apps that give your private data away.
As always, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Remember not to click on any links in messages from people you don't know, and be leery of shortened URLs. (You can also use a URL expander to see where the link is taking you before you click.)


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Courthouse high drama actually just high jinks
5 partying French citizens now face burglary charges
Five French citizens arrested at the Bexar County Courthouse early Wednesday were partiers, not terrorists, local and federal investigators concluded after questioning the men and searching their vehicle.
All five now face burglary charges. They were caught after a silent alarm alerted authorities at about 1 a.m. that someone was using one of the historic building's fire escapes.
After entering through a window on the fourth floor, two intruders were seen on surveillance video swiping an oversized ceremonial gavel from a judge's bench and later donning sombreros found in a Bar Association storage closet.
As they wandered the halls for about 30 minutes, police and sheriff's deputies surrounded the building, Sheriff Amadeo Ortiz said.
They were arrested as they left the courthouse. Two others were taken into custody outside, and the fifth was arrested at the group's rented recreational vehicle, which was parked nearby.
The suspects' names hadn't officially been released late Wednesday.
"We found a bottle of cold beer up in the courtroom, so we know they had been having a partying time," Ortiz said. "It's very likely these individuals were just intoxicated. They may have not even known what this building was."
Earlier in the day, officials weren't so sure.
Officials had stated that the men, all in their mid-20s, were from Morocco but corrected themselves later in the day, saying they had French driver's licenses and passports. The French Consulate in Dallas has been notified of the incident, they said.
The group had been in the United States since Sept. 10 on 90-day tourist visas, visiting New York, Miami and traveling across the country in the RV.
"It's just so very strange," County Judge Nelson Wolff had told reporters as the men still were being questioned with the help of an interpreter. "It's either some guys on a prank of some sort, or it could be terrorists."
Authorities found photos in the RV of various landmarks, including courthouses and dams, federal sources said, but cautioned that they might be tourist materials.
The men were cooperative, consenting to a search of the vehicle, a source close to the investigation said.
Ortiz, the FBI and Homeland Security Department officials refuted news reports that at least two of them were on federal watch lists.
"They were clowning around in the courtroom," Ortiz said, adding that sheriff's investigators could find no apparent terror or political motive for breaking in. Federal law enforcement sources agreed, although they said their investigation remained open.
Given their foreign status and the oddity of the situation, every possible motive had to be investigated, Ortiz said.
"Why would a bunch of tourists choose a courthouse to break into? That is the part that's very hard to reconcile," First Assistant District Attorney Cliff Herberg said. "So we're not taking anything for granted on them and we're going to be seeking a high bond."
Sources said the men had been drinking at Coyote Ugly, a downtown bar, before they arrived at the courthouse. At Coyote Ugly, witnesses described them as having a raucous time.
"They kept ordering beer. They didn't even know what kind, just beer," said one bartender who asked not to be identified.
Another said the men went out onto Commerce Street and snapped pictures of each other, halting traffic.
Four of them started their trip in the New York area, officials said. They paid for the RV rental with a credit card and cash, a $10,000 booking, a spokesman for the rental company said.
"There was nothing suspicious about them," said the spokesman, Daniel Schneider. "They were just normal guys."
A fifth man flew into Miami before joining the others, authorities said.
Facebook profile pictures that match the names of the five suspects depict energetic, goofy men wearing trendy sunglasses, T-shirts, sneakers and baseball caps. On one suspect's page, an album titled "11 septembre 2011" stated it was taken in New York and displayed 10 snapshots of four of the men in tourist locales — posing with a masked Spider-Man in Times Square, laughing in Central Park and riding a ferry.
Inside the courthouse, lawyers, county employees and those waiting for hearings could be overheard making nervous jokes Wednesday morning about terror plots.
All judges were invited to a special meeting at noon in which the danger was downplayed. Bomb-sniffing dogs from at least three agencies already had scanned the area, said state District Judge Victor Negrón, whose gavel had been grabbed.
The memento — still wrapped in a red, white and blue ribbon from when it was given to Negrón at his swearing-in ceremony — was dusted for fingerprints and returned to him later in the day. The men likely saw it as a potential trophy of their prank, Negrón said, laughingly referring to it by a new nickname: "the Moroccan hammer."
The response to the break-in was reassuring, Negron added.
"It's a good test of how they would work had this really been something insidious instead of just a prank," he said.
Staff Writer Eva Ruth Moravec contributed to this report.


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Bergen is Norway's second largest city famous for being the gateway to the renowned fjords of West Norway. This city has earned a reputation for its natural features including its trails that provide wonderful opportunities for hiking. Additionally, the city is known for indie music scene.
When is the cheapest time to fly to Bergen?
Air travel from and to Bergen is served by Bergen Airport in Flesland, located approximately 18 kilometers from the city center. It is the hub of Scandinavian Airlines, Widerøe, and Norwegian Air Shuttle. The airport receives direct flights from Amsterdam, Copenhagen, London, Paris, Prague, and various UK cities including Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Newcastle. The main carriers that use Bergen Airport are SAS and the Norwegian Air Shuttle that particularly serves travelers who are looking for inexpensive flights.
Bergen offers a multitude of attractions that depict the city's cultural landscape and architectural wonders. The Downtown area features that Bergen Art Museum, the Fisketorget fish market, the West Norway Museum of Decorative Art, Bergen Aquarium, and St. Mary's Church. The Bergenhus fortress is also one landmark worth visiting. There are also many museums in the city. Some of the most notable ones are Bryggens museum, the Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene, Bergen Maritime Museum, and Theta museum.
Things to Do in Bergen
There are many daily guided tours in Bergen. The Bergen Highlights tour, offered from May to September, is a one and a half tour by coach to many of the important downtown attractions. The Bergen Express tour, on the other hand, is available from August to September, offering daily tours from the downtown area halfway through Mount Fløyen. Kr. There also many concerts, stage art events, and festivals in Bergen.
Bergen is indeed one great tourist destination in Norway. If you want to visit the city on a budget, head to Skiddoo now to check for great air travel deals that might appeal to you.
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Cheapest time to fly to Bergen (BGO)
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