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Lower Division Requirements
Fall 2015 - Spring 2016
BA - Child and Adolescent Development
Preparation for Teaching: Multiple Subjects
San José State University -to- College of the Siskiyous
Community College students should meet with a counselor as soon as possible to determine the equivalent courses offered at that institution. Students should complete as many as possible of the lower division requirements listed below, prior to transfer.
Also see Preparation for Teaching notes at the bottom of this page.
Lower Division Course Requirements
Community College Course Equivalents
There are two main program options for the BA in Child and Adolescent Development, Plan A and Plan B.
The following option is Plan A:
|This program is a diversified major that also includes a program of subject matter preparation for prospective multiple subject teachers. Plan A prepares students for a multiple subject credential program and for the California Subject Examination for Teachers (CSET). Course and GPA requirements are subject to change. For more information about the department please visit www.sjsu.edu/chad
|(College of Education) Department of Child and Adolescent Development, Plan A provides students with a broad interdisciplinary program of study which will prepare them for entry into a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential Program. Please contact the department office, (408) 924-3718; Location: Sweeney Hall, Room 201. Students should visit the department web site for more information at: http://www.sjsu.edu/chad/
|or particularly the pages concerning advising: http://www.sjsu.edu/chad/advising/
Core Curriculum in the SJSU Elementary Subject Matter Program for Teachers:
|General Education and Major Requirements - Courses listed below may satisfy both GE (in the area approved at the transfer institution) and major requirements.
Lower Division and Interdisciplinary Requirements of the Major:
|CHAD 060 Child Development
|ECE 1002 Child Development
|CHAD 070 Lifespan Development in the 21st Century
|No Current Equivalent
|PSYC 001 General Psychology
|Psy 1001 General Psychology
|SOCI 015 Statistical Applications in the Social Sciences
|No Current Equivalent
|STAT 095 Elementary Statistics
|Math 1050 Elementary Statistics
|Any Area A-1 certified CSU GE course approved for Oral Communication (public speaking preferred).
Second Course in English Composition:
|ENGL 002 Critical Thinking and Writing
|ENGL 1502 Advanced Composition - Critical Thinking
|ENGL 001B Argument and Analysis
|No Current Equivalent
The following courses should also be taken prior to transfer. In most cases they are approved for GE at the transfer institution attended. If this is the case, SJSU will allow the courses to double count for the major and GE. If not offered at your transfer school see your SJSU major advisor once you transfer to SJSU:
|MATH 012 Number Systems
preferred if certified for Area B4, or a qualified Mathematics for Elementary Teachers course certified for CSU GE Area B4.
|No Current Equivalent
|CHEM 030A Introductory Chemistry
Or a qualified Survey of Chemistry and Physics course certified for CSU GE Area B-1 and B-3, if the specified course is not certified in these areas of GE.
|Chem 1000 Introduction to Chemistry
|BIOL 021 Human Biology
A qualified Introduction to Biology course certified for CSU GE Area B-2 and B-3, if the specified course is not certified in these areas of GE.
|No Current Equivalent
|ART 039 Multicultural Arts for Children
|No Current Equivalent
|MUSC 010B Introduction to Music
|No Current Equivalent
Preparation for Teaching
|The preparation of teachers is an all-university activity at San José State University. The teacher preparation majors have special programs for future teachers. These programs are designed to meet the standards for "subject matter competency" for the Elementary Education (multiple subjects) teacher credential program at San José State University. Regardless of the undergraduate program you complete, you must take the California Subject Examination for Teachers (CSET).
|In order to facilitate your transfer from community college to San José State University, please review the above list of courses offered at SJSU and the equivalents at the community college (go to http://transfer.sjsu.edu or http://www.assist.org). Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a community college counselor/advisor for program planning.
|Upon acceptance to San José State University, students will contact the advisor for their selected major and develop a program of study in preparation for application to the teacher-credential program.
Prior to transferring to San Jose State University all transfers must earn at least 60 transferable semester units (90 quarter), including the CSU four basic skill courses required for CSU admission eligibility. Within those 60 semester/90 quarter units students are strongly encouraged to complete the following:
1. Lower Division Major Course Requirements (especially for STEM Majors):
Complete as many of the lower division courses required for the major as possible. Many of these courses may be double counted as part of the CSU GE-Breadth 39 semester unit requirements. These requirements are shown above.
2. General Education Requirements:
Complete all the CSU GE Breadth requirements at the community college (39 semester units/58 quarter units). The approved courses for each area can be found at www.ASSIST.org under the link "CSU GE-Breadth Certification Courses" for your college. Many of these courses can be double counted to meet the major requirements shown above, so choose your courses wisely. Please see your college counselor/advisor to review your general education in order to receive FULL OR PARTIAL CERTIFICATION PRIOR TO TRANSFER to San Jose State University.
3. Second Semester English Composition highly recommended:
Complete the second semester English composition course (or equivalent) with a grade of "C" or better prior to registering for the WST and 100W course at SJSU. Approved courses can be found above within the lower division major requirements. Be sure to select this course as part of your CSU GE-Breadth 39 semester unit requirements. Once this course is complete, students are encouraged to take the WST exam at SJSU to avoid delays in enrollment for other SJSU required courses. To register for the WST contact our Testing office at testing.sjsu.edu.
4. American Institutions Requirement (US 1, US 2, and US 3 must be completed):
This requirement is normally 2 courses and can be taken as part of your CSU GE-Breadth 39 semester unit requirements (GE Area D and sometimes Area C). The approved courses can be found at www.ASSIST.org under the link "CSU US History, Constitution, and American Ideals Courses" for your college.


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Goals: Pioneer 11 was the first mission to explore Saturn and the second spacecraft in humanity's early reconnaissance of the outer solar system. It was also the second spacecraft to achieve enough velocity to leave our solar system.
Accomplishments: Scientists maintained contact with the spacecraft for 22 years after launch, collecting data on the outer solar system and spacecraft performance. Pioneer 11 sent back a few minutes of engineering data in November 1995. Contact was lost a short time later.
The dormant spacecraft is now headed out of our solar system in the general direction of Sagittarius, toward the center of the galaxy. Both Pioneers 10 and 11 carry a plaque with a message for any intelligent beings that might find them.

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Title: Small Bodies Community White Paper: Near-Earth Asteroids
Primary Author: Michael Nolan
Secondary Author(s): Paul Abell, Erik Asphaug, MiMi Aung, Julie Bellerose, Mehdi Benna, Lance Benner, David Blewett, William Bottke, Daniel Britt, Donald Campbell, Humberto Campins, Clark Chapman, Andrew Cheng, Harold C. Connolly Jr., Don Davis, Richard Dissley, Gerhard Drolshagen, Dan Durda, Eugene Fahnestock, Yanga Fernandez, Michael J. Gaffey, Mark Hammergren, James Head, Carl Hergenrother, Ellen Howell, Robert Jedicke, Steve Kortenkamp, Ekkehard Kuehrt, Stephen Larson, Dante Lauretta, Larry Lebofsky, Carey Lisse, Amy Lovell, Joseph Masiero, Lucy McFadden, William Merline, Patrick Michel, Beatrice Mueller, Joseph Nuth, David O''Brien, William Owen, Joseph Riedel, Harold Reitsema, Nalin Samarasinha, Daniel Scheeres, Derek Sears, Michael Shepard, Mark Sykes, Josep M. Trigo-Rodriguez, David Trilling, Ronald Vervack, James Walker, Benjamin Weiss, Hajime Yano, Donald Yeomans, Eliot Young, Michael Zolensky
Institution: Arecibo Observatory
Summary: This paper identifies the top-level science issues, mission priorities, research and technology needs, and programmatic balance for the exploration of Near-Earth Objects. This paper was organized by the Small Bodies Assessment Group.
Panel Selection: Primitive Bodies: Asteroids, comets, Phobos, Deimos, Pluto/Charon and other Kuiper belt objects, meteorites, and interplanetary dust.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Pinch-hitter Hector Sanchez hit a three-run home run in the top of the ninth and the San Francisco Giants avoided a three- game sweep against the Washington Nationals with a 4-3 win.
Down 3-1 and with Rafael Soriano (2-3) pitching, Buster Posey hit a leadoff single. After Hunter Pence and Pablo Sandoval were retired, Posey advanced to second on a defensive indifference and Roger Kieschnick walked.
Sanchez was the next to bat and hammered a 3-2 fastball over the right field wall.
"This one was pretty tough," said Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki. "We had them down to one strike and just couldn't put the finishing touch on them. But they're a good ballclub. They keep grinding at-bats, fighting, and fortunately for them, they got one."
Javier Lopez (2-2) threw 1 2/3 perfect innings of relief to pick up the win. Sergio Romo threw a 1-2-3 bottom of the ninth to notch his 29th save.
"Boys needed this, they needed it bad. To come up short last night after fighting so hard ... it's good for them," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said.
San Francisco had an opportunity to score in the first after loading the bases with two outs. However, Sandoval fouled out to third, ending the inning.
Washington also had a chance to score with the bases loaded in the second, but Dan Haren squandered it by striking out.
An inning later, Denard Span singled to lead off and stole second. Ryan Zimmerman was walked, but was forced out at second on Jayson Werth's fielder's choice. After Werth stole second, Ian Desmond ripped a two-out, two-RBI double to left-center field. Adam LaRoche then scored him with a base hit to left field.
Brandon Belt crushed a 1-1 fastball to center with one out in the sixth to put the Giants on the board.
San Francisco starter Ryan Vogelsong lasted just 3 2/3 innings, surrendering
three runs on six hits and three walks ... Sanchez's last home run came on
Sept. 27, 2012. He also entered the game with just three RBI this season ...
Belt is hitting .400 with five home runs, 10 RBI and 12 runs scored in August
... Washington starter Haren gave up one run on three hits and a par of
walks over six frames ... Desmond is 11-for-23 with five doubles, three RBI
and eight runs scored in his last six contests. He also has 52 extra-base
hits, which paces all MLB shortstops ... LaRoche has eight RBI over his last
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|Football » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
East Tennessee State sweeps weekly Southern Conference football awards
Monday, September 15, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 15, 2003) - After a thrilling 14-7 overtime win over Tennessee-Martin last Thursday night, East Tennessee State football players earned all three weekly awards given out by the Southern Conference Monday afternoon. Senior tailback Gaven Varner (Summerville, S.C.) won conference Offensive Player of the Week, junior cornerback Allen Davis (Mullins, S.C.) was named Co-Defensive Player of the Week, and redshirt freshman quarterback Carl Meadows (Cumming, Ga.) took home Freshman of the Week honors for the second consecutive week. Varner continued to excel in his role as the workhorse for the Buccaneer offense, turning in another dominant performance against UT-Martin. Varner rushed for 162 yards on 33 carries against the Skyhawks, wearing down the UTM defense with six runs of ten yards or more. Varner also caught a pass out of the backfield for seven yards, extending his streak to nine games in which he has caught at least one pass, dating back to last season. Varner rushed for 96 yards on 20 carries in the first half and 66 yards on 13 carries in the second half and the short overtime period. On the season, Varner leads the Southern Conference with 392 yards rushing and 130.7 yards per game. He has also caught seven passes out of the backfield for 37 yards. Davis was a key contributor in the ETSU victory, making two plays late in the fourth quarter that literally saved the game for the Buccaneers. Following a big punt return, the Skyhawks were driving into Buccaneer territory in a 7-7 game, looking for the possible game-winning points. With just over four minutes remaining in regulation, Davis made a leaping interception at the ETSU 17-yard line thwarting a dangerous Skyhawk drive. But Davis still had one more spectacular play in him, and it was one of the most pivotal plays that a Buc player has made in recent memory. After an interception, the Skyhawks drove the ball deep into Buccaneer territory, eventually having a first and goal on the four with just seconds remaining. After the ETSU defensive line stuffed three rushing attempts, UTM went for a game-winning field goal on fourth and goal from the one. Kicker Brent Harris lined up for the kick, but Davis stormed in from the right corner and blocked the kick to send the game into overtime where ETSU would score the winning touchdown on their first possession. Against UT-Martin, Davis had three tackles, an interception, a blocked kick and a pass breakup. Davis also had a big game returning punts, taking back six kicks for 70 yards, including a long of 23. On the season, Davis has 8.5 tackles, an interception, a blocked kick and four pass breakups. He leads the Southern Conference in pass breakups, passes defended and punt return average (10.9 avg.). Davis tied for the Defensive Player of the Week award with Elon linebacker Mike Warren, who scored the game-winning touchdown against Hofstra on an interception return. Meadows turned in his third-consecutive strong performance at the helm of the Buccaneer offense, going 15-for-31 with 137 yards passing, two touchdowns and an interception against UT-Martin. However, it was his composure in such a tight game on the road in just his third collegiate start that was most impressive. Meadows came though in two clutch situations against the Skyhawks that provided the points for the Buccaneer victory. With the Bucs down 7-0 to begin the second half, Meadows engineered a seven-play, 73-yard drive to begin the third quarter that culminated with a 27-yard touchdown pass to senior wideout Andrew Nuckolls (Tunnel Hill, Ga.) to tie the game. Then, with the score still tied in overtime, Meadows again connected with his favorite receiver, hitting Nuckolls with a 22-yard pass down the left sideline that won the game for the Bucs. Meadows has been a pleasant surprise for the Bucs this season, leading the Southern Conference with 557 yards passing (185.7 ypg) and seven passing touchdowns. He is also second in total offense (176.0 ypg) and fourth in passing efficiency (130.4). Meadows has led ETSU to a 2-1 record through three games, and almost led the Bucs to a win over Division I-A opponent Eastern Michigan, narrowly falling 28-21 in his first collegiate start on Aug. 28. The Bucs return to action on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. as they travel to Elon for their first Southern Conference game of the season.
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Muslims Around the World Celebrate Abraham's Legend of Sacrifice
Today marks the Islamic holiday of Eid-ul-Adha or the festival of sacrifice. Muslims around the world celebrate Eid by partaking in congregational prayers, having feasts, giving gifts and spending time with family and friends. The historic significance of this holiday dates back to the time of Abraham. All three Abrahamic faiths – Judaism, Christianity and […] [Read More]


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Good to see Council addressing abatements
I am glad to see the City Council is finally addressing the loose standards for granting tax abatements to businesses.
In the past, many of these tax incentives for businesses to create jobs have either produced very few or no jobs at all. Far too often businesses use this as nothing more than a tax loophole, leaving residents to make up the difference with higher taxes. The promise of high-earning salaries can have quite a different meaning between the employee and the employer.
The most recent tax abatement request is from Tim Pape, a former City Council person and a managing partner at the law firm Carson Boxberger. If Carson Boxberger is doing so well that they need to expand, they obviously will need to add jobs anyway. So why should they get a tax abatement for it?
This practice needs to be stopped completely. The United States having the highest corporate tax rate in the world is making a hardship on businesses, and I understand that. However, passing this off to someone else does not alleviate the problem. It only creates an extra tax burden, and it invites business fraud.
Expansion for a business should be done with a clear, concise, financially sound plan. If they need tax abatements to do this, they should be re-thinking their business plan.
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FWCS board member thanks supporters
I want to thank those who supported my candidacy for the Fort Wayne Community Schools Board of Trustees.
I am thrilled to have been elected for a second term; it is an honor to serve on this board that continues to face the critical issues to reach our district's goals of educational excellence for our students.
My appreciation goes out to: my early encouragers, including my husband Frank and our family; Beth Heironimus and her design talents on brochures and signs; generous donors who believe in the current direction of FWCS; everyone who graciously put out yard signs; all the people who listened as we knocked on doors to spread our message; Sydni Kinchen, who walked her neighborhood with me; Karen Goldner, who edited my Facebook page; Alan McMahon, who endorsed me in our mailer; and the Journal Gazette and News-Sentinel's editorial staffs for their endorsements.
I want to assure all taxpayers and parents of the FWCS district that I approach this nonpartisan position without regard to political party affiliation. Students are not assigned classroom seats based upon their political preference or that of their parents.
What I want is for all students to receive the best possible education and to provide that education at a reasonable cost to our taxpayers.
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America, bless God
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. Now is the time for parents, children, grandparents and leaders of our country to pray and seek God's direction. Read God's Holy Word:
From Jeremiah 22, "O land, land, land, hear the word of the Lord." And Isaiah 45 says, "Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; For I am God, and there is no other."
1 John 2:17: "The world and all its desires pass away, but the man who does the will of God lives forever."
Psalm 2:12: "Kiss the Son, lest he be angry and you be destroyed in your way, for his wrath can flare up in a moment. Blessed are all who take refuge in him."
America, bless God. Trust him as your savior, your only hope, our salvation!
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As well as having a great service station, Donington is home to one of the top racing tracks in the country. It is one of only a handful of circuits that has held a Formula 1 event in the UK, and the European Grand Prix was held at Donington in 1993. It was won by the late Ayrton Senna and a memorial statue to his victory still stands by the gift shop. The circuit came within a hairs breadth of hosting the British Grand Prix again in the late noughties, but the deal did not take place and the British Grand Prix continues to take place in Silverstone. Donington is, however, set to host the British MotoGP for 2015.
Donington offers a fantastic variety of cars and experiences for those wishing to enjoy this famous track themselves. One of the only tracks to offer a single seater experience, it also offers a range of high-performance rally and race cars, from the Nissan GTR to the Lamborghini Gallardo to the Ariel Atom. There are even combinations of two, three and four supercar thrills, for those who finding choosing a little more difficult or want to compare these top-class vehicles.
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A team that has built its way up to the top, culminating in a 2007 conference title, the Cleveland Cavaliers have by no means always been a team of champions. The Cavaliers have endured hardships on the court, unlike many other teams in the NBA. They've overcome staggering losses and heartbreak comebacks by other teams. However; through it all, the team has come through and emerged as one of the many strong NBA teams this season. With a lineup that includes a strong defense and an equally strong offense, the Cavaliers are looking for a back to back title win.
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Earlier today, we found out that 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh has a pleated khaki addiction, to the point where he bought khakis at Walmart during the NFL Combine after his wife threw his pairs out. After that story surfaced, someone on Twitter shared photos of Harbaugh at a Walmart in Indianapolis, where the combine is held. Guess what he's holding?
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text: Arts Administration overview faculty program events internships Arts Administration Internships An arts internship is the cornerstone to a successful education in Arts Administration. Students choosing to minor in Arts Administration at Le Moyne College are required to complete a 140-hour internship, which carries 3 academic credits and is listed in course listings as AAD 490 (Arts Administration Internship). Internships vary in their scope and the types of skills needed will also vary widely. Students are encouraged to seek out an internship that aligns with their career goals. In order to register for the internship, students will need to have completed AAD 201 (Arts Administration I). Below is a list of sample internships, both in the Central New York community and on the Le Moyne College campus. Students are highly encouraged to use this list as a starting point, and also to seek out internships elsewhere. 5 Easy Steps to an Arts Administration Internship Having completed or being in progress of completing AAD 201, browse internship listings below and/or find arts internships that interest you and align with your career goals. Discuss internship possibilities with Prof. Miranda Traudt. Once approved, contact each internship site to arrange for an interview, and attend each interview. Click here for interview tips. Once you have secured an internship, and prior to the deadline to add a class, complete this form and have your internship supervisor sign it. Complete the internship and learn! CNY Arts Intern CNY Arts is seeking interns to assist with executing a regional assessment of cultural assets and obstacles in our six county service area, to help facilitate the management of seven grant programs funded by Onondaga County and the New York State Council on the Arts, and assist with Board development. Interns will also provide support for the implementation of a comprehensive, regional arts marketing program including a Directory and website. For more information, email Mike Intaglietta. Redhouse Instructional Intern These internships will give students an opportunity to study curriculum design and pedagogy through practical application. Interns will meet with the Educational Director on a regular basis to help develop mini lessons that meet targeted educational objectives. RedEd. Instructional Interns will also interact with and teach children and teens enrolled in the educational programming. Interns are expected to participate in the RedEd. staff development training/meetings. Contact: email@example.com. Redhouse Event Management Intern These internships will give students looking for administrative experience an opportunity to work events, learn different processes for payment and registration, and assist in developing targeted marketing plans for special events and fundraisers. Event Management Interns will work closely with the Educational Director and cafe manager/front of house manager. Contact: email@example.com. Redhouse Production Intern These internships give students an opportunity to learn what it takes to work in production. Students will utilize the skills they have developed in their program to help with set design and assembly and/or costume design and assembly. Several openings are available for students wishing to gain experience working as a board operator (sound and/or light). Contact: email@example.com. Redhouse Music Performance Intern Music Performance internships give music students an opportunity to gain experience by performing in a professional theatrical production, while working with a Musical Director with Broadway credits. The Musical Director will spend time developing their skills as performers. Students will learn the theory and history surrounding the musical, the rehearsal process, and what it is like to rehearse and perform alongside professional actors. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. Redhouse Costume Design Intern Costume Design internships give design students an opportunity to gain experience by working with Redhouse's Resident Costume Designer. The Costume Designer will spend time developing their skills as designers. Students will also be asked to participate in helping with assembly, educating performers on their costume, run fittings, etc. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com. Visual Art Program Internship The Visual Arts Program at Le Moyne is seeking an intern for the spring semester 2014. The Internship with the Visual Arts Program would consist of a variety of tasks centering around assisting with organization, installation, and publicity for a series of gallery events and exhibitions. Some duties will include creation and preparation of materials for publicity such as posters, post cards, and press releases. The individual would preferably have strong computer skills in Adobe Suite, as well as an interest in working with student artists and engaging and encouraging interaction between the Le Moyne community and the Visual Arts. Contact: Prof. Zachary Dunn (firstname.lastname@example.com) Syracuse Poster Project Internships The Syracuse Poster Project, established in 2001, brings together poets and Syracuse University artists to create an annual series of illustrated poetry posters for the poster kiosks of downtown Syracuse. The Project enlivens the downtown, strengthens the city's sense of place, and spreads its value by selling poster prints, note cards and other poster-based products. Details are available at: www.posterproject.org. For this project to support itself, it has to operate as an effective business, marketing and selling poster products, networking, and reaching patrons for support. We need interns who can volunteer for the summer, or for the fall or spring semesters. The opportunity provides experience for students interested in writing, graphic design, marketing and promotion, social networking, fund raising, or information technology. We're seeking interns for any of these tasks: Campus outreach: Volunteers will reach out to student ambassadors, generate stories in student publications, and help set up retail accounts at campus stores. Advertising design: The Project relies on a dedicated class of illustration students to produce the annual poster series, but it also needs graphic designers to produce marketing and promotion materials and to develop new products. Volunteers will create brochures, postcards, note cards, print ads, web displays, souvenirs, and other poster-based products. Website outreach: Our website includes an on-line store, which requires a variety of outreach to become effective. Volunteers will cultivate links with other websites, and help us promote our website via Twitter and Facebook accounts. Website development and optimization: Our website needs refinement to generate more traffic. Using Google Analytics, volunteers will monitor traffic, and make refinements to tags, keywords and descriptions to give the site more visibility. They will also streamline existing features, add new features, and help manage an advertising campaign, using Google AdWords. Volunteers should be familiar with HTML coding and Adobe Dreamweaver. Also useful: knowledge of PHP. Database support: The Project maintains databases with contact information for poets, artists and customers. Volunteers will update and integrate these records, and use them to produce various outreach materials. For distribution, we use the e-mail distribution service, Constant Contact. We develop databases in Microsoft Access. Patron outreach: The Project will ask civic institutions, businesses, and individuals to become patrons by making an annual donation. Volunteers will develop a list of prospects, flesh out contact and prospect information, enter it into a database, and send solicitations to the prospects. Poet and artist interviews: For each poster, the Project creates an accompanying information sheet, with photos of, and comments from, the poet and artist. Volunteers will interview the poets and artists and transcribe their comments. Mostly a spring semester activity. Product development: The Project will take advantage of its large body of haiku by developing new outlets for this work, such as note cards and booklets of haiku. We will ask guest "curators" to select small collections of haiku around Central New York themes. Volunteers will help us work with curators, and design, produce, distribute, and market the booklets. We will also explore other haiku-related products. Grant applications and resource development: The Project will apply for funding for various projects, including the development of note cards, the development of haiku booklets, and outreach to patrons. Volunteers will take existing grant applications and revise them for submission to other funders. This is a good opportunity for students interested in working for nonprofits, or interested in learning how to raise money for their own charitable endeavors. Volunteers will also reach out for a variety of financial and in- kind resources. Work location: We work with interns and volunteers in the community arts room (Room 001) of the SU Warehouse, 350 W. Fayette St., downtown Syracuse. Interns can arrange transportation on their own, or take the Connective Corridor bus from the SU campus. Time commitment: Internships are available for three, five or 10 hours a week, depending on the intern's ambition and availability. Interns may seek academic credit through their respective colleges. Scheduling: Interns work closely with the project's founder and coordinator, Jim Emmons, typically on a weekday morning or afternoon. We do not work on weekends. Qualifications: Although technical skills are important, we're also interested broader skills and interests. We want people who appreciate art, poetry and culture, and who can join us in transforming Syracuse through public art. Beyond academics, what are your passions? Please share them with us. How to apply: Make sure you have a good sense of what we do, both from reading this and exploring our website: www.posterproject.org. Then call or e-mail to set up an interview: Jim Emmons, at the Warehouse (315) 443-8781, or by e-mail, firstname.lastname@example.com. Sculpture Space Internship Sculpture Space (Utica, NY), an international artist-in-residence program, is looking for an intern interested in nonprofits arts management, including assistance with grant-writing, finance/budget oversight, program design and facilitation ("Streetscape" murals project, "Season of Sculpture" commission project), special event planning (CHAIRity Art Auction-9/28/13, Holiday Party-12/6/13, Mardi Gras-3/1/14), database/mailing list creation, social networking and community outreach. You will work alongside the Executive Director and Office Manager and assist in a wide variety of tasks depending on your interest. If interested, please send resume and cover letter by email to: email@example.com. For more information on Sculpture Space, call us at 315.724.8381, visit our FB page and our website: www.sculpturespace.org. USITT Internships USITT (United States Institute for Theatre Technology) is the national association for designer, technicians, managers, and others involved behind the scenes in entertainment. The staff of 10 is located on Crouse Ave near Syracuse Stage. They serve over 4000 members in all 50 states and 24 nations. Interns will work on a variety of projects. They will also have the opportunity to attend the Annual Conference & Stage Expo (interns must provide travel, housing, and meals). This is not a requirement of any intern. FINANCE Finance interns will work with the Director of Finance and Human Resources on day to day Finance activities. Projects may include: research on tax exempt status, budget forecasting, preparing reports for board meetings or finance meetings. The intern will work closely with the entire office staff, but particularly finance and the Executive Director. MARKETING AND PR Interns in Marketing and PR will work with the Communications Department at USITT as they promote the activities of the Institute and the Institute in general. Projects in this department may include: Preparing a social media campaign, researching advertising outlets, managing a photo directory, research and writing. ADMINISTRATION Interns in Administration will work with the Executive Director on special projects and fund raising. These projects tend to be long range and may not reach realization during the term of the internship. USITT will offer all interns the opportunity to assist with the daily operations of the Annual Conference March 26-29, 2014 in Fort Worth, Texas. While interns are responsible for their expenses, USITT will work to accommodate them in affordable rooms (if possible interns should share rooms to reduce costs). 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The successful candidate(s) will demonstrate excellent organization skills, computer literacy in all standard programs (graphics expertise welcome!), and a commitment to producing high quality work in a fast paced environment. Dependibility and attention to detail, as well as excellent communication and interpersonal skills, are fundamental to this position. Symphoria offers a flexible schedule, with a minimum commitment of 10 hrs/wk. TO APPLY: Email resume, cover letter indicating your area(s) of interest, and contact information for TWO references to: firstname.lastname@example.com on or before December 2. Please include INTERN in the subject line. WCNY TV & Radio Internships WCNY offers a career exploration experience through our internship programs. College students may satisfy college curricula and earn credit by taking part in many WCNY departments. Internships in the Television and Radio Production departments expose students to the delivery of content for WCNY's five television channels and four radio content streams. In Radio Production, students will work alongside WCNY on-air hosts and production assistants learning how to program, edit and produce content. They will also learn the fundamentals of public broadcasting by learning about the forms of content, the sources where this content is developed and from where it is delivered and the production expectations for air of WCNY and public broadcasting. Interns participating in a Television Production internship will learn how television is produced at WCNY. Interns will work alongside the studio production crew as it develops content and programs in WCNY's three television studios. They will gain experience watching studio productions from WCNY's production control room and ingest areas, where studio programs are produced in real time, recorded, delivered to our universal content system and prepared for air. TV Production interns will also work with producers and associate producers as they develop content from beyond WCNY, both through network delivered content and remote field productions and shoots. They will be exposed to the fundamentals of videography, content editing and visual storytelling. WCNY's mission is to educate, entertain and inspire our viewers and listeners. We're committed to recruiting, developing and retaining a talented workforce that is dedicated to that mission and giving back to a community that generously supports us. WCNY offers a vibrant, challenging and fast-paced workplace where teamwork and individual initiative are encouraged and valued. We promote an environment that welcomes different perspectives, backgrounds and life experiences, and we foster appreciation of that diversity and mutual respect among our staff. To apply, email email@example.com Everson Museum of Art Curatorial Intern Intern will work closely with the curatorial team and assist in all curatorial duties, including research on permanent collection, exhibitions, publications, loans, art handling, database management and object inventories. Contact: Everson Museum of Art. For more information about the museum, visit www.everson.org. Everson Museum of Art Development Intern Intern will gain a broad understanding of the business operations of a museum and fundraising. Focus on revenue generation including special events, grant writing and retail sales. Contact: Everson Museum of Art. For more information about the museum, visit www.everson.org. Everson Museum of Art Education Intern Intern will research exhibitions and organize workshops for children and families. Oversee programming for the Art Zone; create educational and promotional literature and content; and participate in general educational programming and departmental operations. Contact: Everson Museum of Art. For more information about the museum, visit www.everson.org. Everson Museum of Art Public Relations Intern Intern will develop promotional campaigns in support of Everson exhibitions, programs and special events. Hands on opportunity to create PR and marketing plans; develop press releases, write articles and website copy; coordinate coverage with media; and design support pieces. Contact: Everson Museum of Art. For more information about the museum, visit www.everson.org. Merry-Go-Round Playhouse Marketing and Development Intern Intern will assist with the successful execution of marketing/advertising plans and fund raising activities in support of the summer musical theatre series. The intern will be involved in a variety of tasks from guerilla marking to collaboration with vendors including: creating press releases, executing social media plans, creating sponsorship and donor events, writing newsletter copy, and assisting with project coordination. For more information, contact Emily Thomas. CNY Jazz Festival Intern Experience gained in major event planning and production. Strong computer skills required in MS Office suite. Willingness to take on any task needed in preparation of major 3 day outdoor music festival and out-reach program. Includes clerical office duties, assistance in media and communications and on-site operations for duration of festival. Highly administrative position. Requires lifting, loading and unloading, and long hour on your feet. Mid-June thru Mid-August required. Contact Bob Rogers for further information. Society for New Music Intern The Society for New Music is 501c3 new music organization (year-round) governed by a board of approx. 50 regional professionals who donate their time to produce concerts, recordings, weekly radio program, newsletter, website, listserve, and composers in the schools. An intern would have the opportunity to work with various board members to assist with selling ads, drafting press releases, writing personal interest stories on Rising Stars performers or composers, assist with Facebook, Twitter & the listserve, complete online calendar listings, and design flyers &/or posters (if interested). Excellent writing skills and the ability to complete projects on time are important. May also choose to help with concert set-up, or in other activities in this team effort to communicate the Society's activities to the general public. DOCUMENTATION NEEDED: Cover letter & resume, Portfolio of PR samples Neva Pilgrim, Program Advisor & founding member 438 Brookford Road, Syracuse, NY 13224 email@example.com Music Program Intern Working closely with Music program and VPA faculty and staff, intern will perform a variety of duties associated with the operation of the college's music program. Duties will include (but not be limited to) event planning, maintenence of music equipment, preparation of sheet music for student music ensembles, guest artist hospitality, maintaining music program databases, and archiving music posters, programs, audio and video recordings. Contact: Travis Newton, director of music. Skaneateles Festival Intern This internship would involve the student in all facets of the Festival's summer concert activities, which include interaction with musicians, volunteers, board members, staff, ticket buyers and donors. The project will also help to assure smooth concert production for a 16-concert season in the month of August. The Festival intern will be expected to efficiently handle correspondence and special requests from musicians, volunteers, staff and board members. The duties will include: box office activities such as processing mail, phone and website ticket orders; assist in all aspects of publicity and marketing; assist in the production of the season program book; assist in arranging musician housing and special needs; and problem solving for concert production. Festival interns will work with the Festival database and website, assist with developing and distributing marketing and fundraising materials and work on special projects including receptions, benefits and our children's concert series. Contact: Susan Mark, Executive Director. More information: www.skanfest.org Syracuse Children's Chorus Intern An internship at Syracuse Children's Chorus, will provide opportunities to work and learn in a professional, nurturing arts management environment. Interns will hone their professional skills and be exposed to professional networking during their tenure. SCC internships are unpaid, offer flexible schedules and run concurrent with the University/College semester system. Chorus management interns will assist the Artistic Director and the Operations Manager with planning, preparation and execution of chorus rehearsals and performances. The intern will have the opportunity to assist with the following tasks (but not limited to): putting together pertinent information distributed to choristers, creating and maintaining a detailed rehearsal/performance calendar for each of the ensembles, organizing the music library,. Communicating logistical information to choristers' families via emails, phone calls and mailings, providing research materials for various administrative and/or artistic projects: including development, maintaining SCC's choristers' database, coordinating auditions for incoming students and providing concert support for SCC's self-produced concerts and public appearances including PR and marketing. For more information, email Kerryanne Kennedy , Operations Manager. Theatre Program Costume and Property Intern Working with Theatre and VPA faculty and staff, intern will be responsible for creating and managing a workable operating system to track loans and returns of Theatre program costume and prop items. Intern will oversee all aspects of the transaction, including billing and customer service, tracking and maintenance of items, and policy and procedure for repairing or replacing damaged items. Contact: Joel McKissick, VPA operations manager. VPA Marketing & Communications Intern Interns are a valued part of our team and will handle a variety of projects to support the mission of the department of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) to present our college events at the highest standards possible. 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Zombies might traditionally crave brains, but "The Walking Dead" wants your blood. Or, at least the AMC zombie hit wants you to donate your blood. http://www.thewrap.com/tv/article/walking-dead-teams- More »
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primal / theme
Eve -- the first, the original of which subsequent instances are merely copies, the wellspring, the source, the root of the tree, the universal mother whose existence we deduce by backwardly extrapolating from our own genome. Primal is primitive, raw, unsophisticated, unmediated, in a state of nature. Drawing upon impulses which have their seat in the reptile brain. Unsullied, unknowable, ungovernable, uncontrollable.
Themes represent basic categories of thought, emotion, or value. While our assignment of themes may at times seem arbitrary or whimsical, they serve to link together artists and movements along non- hierarchial pathways. Follow the themes to look for new disciplines that share qualities with those you already like, or to open up new worlds of Art and Culture.


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Warning: It has been brought to my attention that only food grade plastics should be used for a project such as this. For this tutorial, that would basically mean replacing the spindle with something designed for use with food. You can never be too safe- especially if you have kids.
Step 1: Gather Materials for Ice Cream Maker
Nice what you did with gears, lower gear ratio should provide enough torque to stir the ice cream when it is almost hard.
Here is a nifty battery guide that I just found online : http://www.freewebs.com/dacrochet/Battery_guide.doc
Reference: http://www.webexhibits.org/butter/kitchen.html


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7000 of them is you and junc going at it...........but well done getting to 15000.
Wow, that is a lot of posting mate. Thanks for the contribution.
A world of dew,
and within every dewdrop
a world of struggle.
Stalking? This is the guy who follows me on various boards and he's talking about stalking. Be thankful I made it to this thread, now maybe people will post in it and make you feel better about yourself.
yes, I am the stalker and the homer
ahh vaark, only funny when you aren't trying to be.
Even this mother****ing thread is going to turn into a Jets thread. It's god damn inevitable!
Well done!
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TicClick 1.0 Shift Left Mouse Click on the active window to move it to one of nine Tic Tac Toe positions similar to: http://www.donationcoder....m/index.php?topic=23584.0
This version is Mouse-Only.
You can download here:
In the future I may add a command to avoid having to edit the .ini file when changing the mouse hotkey. For now you can edit the .ini file while the program is not running to change the hotkey. Modifier keys are
^ for Control
+ for Shift
# for WinKey
As I refine the program I'll have this info near what you need to edit to change it. Still 1.0 after all.


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Kent State University at Blossom Music Center
The Kent/Blossom Arts Programs, organized within the College of the Arts, offer advanced summer study in art, music, and theatre. These programs complement the annual performance season of Blossom Music Center, summer home of The Cleveland Orchestra. University facilities include Porthouse Theatre and Eells Art Gallery, located on the grounds of the Blossom Music Center.
These professionally oriented programs emphasize intensive, individualized study with prominent visiting master artists and resident faculty, as well as principal members of The Cleveland Orchestra. Students are selected through national competitive auditions, interviews, and portfolio reviews. Kent/Blossom alumni are associated with major professional arts organizations worldwide. These include the Berlin, Boston, Cleveland, New York, and Vienna orchestras; the Metropolitan, Houston, and La Scala operas; art museums in New York, San Francisco, Mexico City, and Paris; and dozens of dramatic companies and major theatres, including Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
Kent/Blossom Art
Kent/Blossom MusicString, woodwind, horn and piano students develop professional skills through intensive study with visiting master artists, members of The Cleveland Orchestra, and university faculty. Experiences focus on major works of the chamber music repertoire augmented by studies in orchestral repertoire and techniques and solo master classes. Rigorous daily coaching and rehearsal schedules culminate in performances on the campus and at Blossom Music Center, where participants also attend open rehearsals and concerts of The Cleveland Orchestra.
Porthouse Theatre
Performance and production training in the context of a professional summer company are offered through Porthouse Theatre. Students work within a 10-week period with the Porthouse Theatre company to create a production season alongside Equity actors and professional guest directors, designers, and technologists. These artists lead a range of studio and workshop experiences with participating students beyond the public production activity of the professional company.
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In this issue:
Giving Second Chances
Inter-Faith Ministries unveiled and dedicated a $6.4 million project that's been in the works for two years. And it's more than just affordable housing for low income families and those living on the streets, for many it's a second chance at life. The 40-home addition brings a total of 105 units for Inter-Faith Ministries – many for the homeless and mid to low income families. But nearly half are set aside for people with mental illness who are chronically homeless. Read more...
Access granted
A federal program helps faith-based groups help those fighting substance abuse.
VA Announces $36 Million in Grants for Homeless Programs
The grants are part of VA's continuing efforts to reduce homelessness among veterans. VA has the largest integrated network of homeless assistance programs in the country. In many cities and rural areas, VA social workers and other clinicians working with community and faith-based partners conduct extensive outreach programs, clinical assessments, medical treatments, alcohol and drug abuse counseling and employment assistance.
More Students "Searching for a Spiritual Meaning"
Students at the University of Maryland and around the country are increasingly finding meditation a part of their overall health care, as health care providers learn more about the health and cognitive benefits of meditating. Read more...
Using Faith to Help Find the Roots of Addiction
The founders of Consuming Fire International Ministries in Sarasota, Florida, will soon open a 40-bed center for men seeking treatment for drug and alcohol addictions.
"This will be a clinical as well as spiritual program," Davis said. "The spiritual program is how we get to the story behind the addiction. There's always an underlying problem." Read more...
Restoration Blues: A Revived Buddy Parker Shouts a Message of Faith and Inspiration
Buddy Parker's story of how his faith changed his perspective on his life and his music, and how he's now trying to inspire and encourage those facing difficult times.
Lutheran Agency's Dream Housing Changing Lives
The Center for Changing Lives in Minneapolis, opened by the Lutheran Social Service, combines affordable housing with job training, financial services, mental health support, and after-school services for children. Read more...
Study Evaluates Union Mission's Recovery Program
A project funded by the National Christian Foundation and private donors to devise a scientific method to measure the effectiveness of the faith-based content of drug and alcohol recovery programs. The information will be used to develop mission-specific software, help faith-based missions expand or fine-tune programming and provide data that substantiates of their success.
The Zen of Healing
Sacramento State professor Andrew Bein offers a unique approach for mental health care providers using the teachings of Zen Buddhism in his newly released book. Read more...


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Justin Cronin
Photo: © Gasper Tringale
About the Author
JUSTIN CRONIN is the author of Mary and O'Neil, which won the PEN/Hemingway Award and the Stephen Crane Prize, and The Summer Guest. Other honours for his writing include a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts and a Whiting Writer's Award. A professor of English at Rice University, he lives with his family in Houston, Texas.


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ADOT has been working closely with the Federal Transit Administration, the Federal Railroad Administration and local governments and planning organizations in Maricopa, Pinal and Pima counties to determine which routes would move forward for further study. The decision to pursue these three alternatives came not only from technical evaluations, but was also largely based on public input. During the last two years of the study, nearly 7,000 people across Arizona completed surveys to weigh in with their ideas of which routes best served communities.
Ultimately ADOT's passenger rail line will be designed as a blended service: An express service would have few stops between Phoenix and Tucson and a local service would stop at several communities along the way.
There is currently no construction schedule and no funding identified for a project to build a rail system between Phoenix and Tucson. It will be up to the public and policymakers to decide if the project is feasible and how to generate the funding to pay for the project.
ADOT continues to study the feasibility of a passenger rail line between Phoenix and Tucson and has narrowed the list of alternatives to three. ADOT is moving forward with the Green Alternative, which would run along Interstate 10 between the two metropolitan areas; the Orange Alternative, which would serve the East Valley and share part of its alignment with the planned North-South Freeway Corridor; and the Yellow Alternative, also serving the East Valley but sharing right of way with Union Pacific Railroad. All three alternatives would run along I-10 south of Eloy in to Tucson.
Final Alternatives Map
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Posted Thursday, August 13, 2015 by XXI
XXI Release New Song "Say It Again" & Album Pre-Order
Posted Tuesday, November 25, 2014 by Hearts Like Lions
Hearts Like Lions Signing & New EP
We are beyond excited to announce that we have signed Hearts Like Lions as our newest member of the Tooth & Nail Records family. Hailing from Long Beach, CA, Hearts Like Lions consists of Vocalist/Guitarist Stephen Ramos, Bassist Luke Schoepf, and Drummer Nick Sturz.
The band will be releasing their... Read on...
Posted Monday, November 24, 2014 by Copeland
After 6 Years Copeland's New Album Is Out Now!
After 6 years Copeland has released their new album "Ixora" and its exactly what you need this Thanksgiving week.
Go get a physical copy of the album from Best Buy or FYE stores today + select indie stores. Call your favorite record shop today and go pick it up. Some suggested stores? Check... Read on...
Posted Tuesday, November 4, 2014 by Copeland
Copeland's "Ixora" iTunes Pre-Order
Copeland's long-awaited return album "Ixora" is now available for pre-order on iTunes. The Pre-Order comes with instant downloads of the songs "Erase" and "Ordinary"!
http://smarturl.it/ixora Read on...
Posted Monday, October 27, 2014 by Kings Kaleidoscope
Kings Kaleidoscope releases Becoming Who We Are
Seattle indie worship act Kings Kaleidoscope has released their label debut full-length "Becoming Who We Are" today! The album is available on iTunes and Amazon and at your local Mardel and Family Christian stores, as well as at your local record store. Go to recordstoreday.com to find an independent... Read on...
Posted Tuesday, October 14, 2014 by Kings Kaleidoscope
Kings Kaleidoscope Releases Third Song with Pre-Order
Seattle indie worship act Kings Kaleidoscope have released the third song "139" from their upcoming album "Becoming Who We Are" as part of their digital Pre-Order on iTunes. When you Pre-Order the album on iTunes, you'll get the songs "I Know," "Felix Culpa," and now "139" as instant free downloads!
You... Read on...
Posted Wednesday, September 10, 2014 by Anberlin
Anberlin Poster Design Contest
Calling all designers! Anberlin has launched a poster design contest. Create a poster inspired by the band's history & legacy in some way, and enter it in for a chance to win $500 plus your poster printed & signed by Anberlin themselves!
Click this link for details and rules:
http://creativeallies.com/contests/991-design-a-poster-for-anberlin Read on...
Posted Monday, August 25, 2014 by Various Artists
Pre-Order #NoNewKindaStory Documentary & Book
The long-awaited Tooth & Nail Documentary "No New Kinda Story" Documentary & Book is now available from the Tooth & Nail Online store!
In early 1993, after watching a handful of hardcore bands in Southern California, Brandon Ebel, son of a preacher from a small town in Oregon, knew he saw something... Read on...
Posted Tuesday, August 12, 2014 by Kings Kaleidoscope
Kings Kaleidoscope Joins the Tooth & Nail Family
We are proud to welcome Kings Kaleidscope to the Tooth & Nail Family. Kings Kaleidoscope is an alternative worship band based in Seattle, WA. They have released 4 EP's to date, all of which have seen the band progress further and further into the twixt and tween of genres. 10 members strong, the band... Read on...


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technology / theme
Of course, all art, by definition, is technological: it is artifice. But some art chooses to engage the very terms of this technology -- not the processes; this is not a matter of self-reflexivity. Here, technology refers to the means, and the shift in means, by which art is realized. Or, for that matter, life itself.
Themes represent basic categories of thought, emotion, or value. While our assignment of themes may at times seem arbitrary or whimsical, they serve to link together artists and movements along non- hierarchial pathways. Follow the themes to look for new disciplines that share qualities with those you already like, or to open up new worlds of Art and Culture.


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The Frog Pond Fling - May 18, 2013 @ Alexander Park! presented by Terrapin Beer Co. - event #2 of the Georgia Disc Pack series
Sign up online at http://www.discstalker.com or in the store!
Current registration at: http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/100845
Pro Divisions - $55
Adv Divisions - $45
Int, Rec, Jr. etc - $35
Optional $5 lunch by Rob Williams!
8:00am - 9:00am - Check-in
9:00am - 9:15am - Player's Meeting
9:45am - First Round Start
- Lunch
TBD: - Second Round Start
(1 hr. after last card is turned in)
We will be playing blue tees/long pins at Alexander. Hole 1 will be an island shot.
Please email any questions to firstname.lastname@example.com - call the shop at 770-513-7722 - or leave 'em here!


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WBRU 360 Providence Democratic Mayoral Forum 2014 (Part 1 of 2)
Providence Democratic Mayoral Candidates Jorge Elorza, Michael Solomon, Brett Smiley, and Chris Young came in to WBRU Studios for a forum on issues important to 360 listeners. Your voices are heard as we ask questions that you called in and told us to ask! The forum is moderated by 360's Jay Postal, and questions are asked by 360's Venus and WBRU News's Will Adams


text: National Center for College Costs staff will conduct a College Costs Estimator workshop at 6:30 p.m. at Switzerland County High School. The workshop is open to all Switzerland County High School students and parents regardless of the grade level of the students in the household. This program is sponsored by the Community Foundation of Switzerland County.


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Introducing the Samsung Galaxy Tab4
Posted by Jennifer on April 29, 2014 at 11:44 am
Samsung's next generation Galaxy Tab4 line releases May 1, 2014 and is perfect for the whole family. This new line offers an exceptional multimedia experience in a more premium and portable design, making it ideal for viewing or sharing content with friends and family.
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