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The Adopt-A-Spot Beautification Program is designed for volunteers to care for landscaping in city projects that are part of our capital improvements, especially the construction or improvement of streets. To learn more, contact us at 874-7499 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
For new adopters or those interested in adopting a bed:
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Join the City to beautify its streets with an Adopt-A-Spot Beautification partnership. Your family, business, faith community or civic organization can partner with the City to plant and maintain landscaping areas.
The city has identified beds available for adoption... some are existing beds that need a new adopter and others are new beds created from road construction.
We invite you to take a look at the beds available to adopt. You will find an application on our web page, too! You may contact us to learn more at 874-7499 or email@example.com.
If you are interested in a landscaping project in the public right-of-way, in front of a business, or as part of a development project that will be a permanent structure within the public right-of-way, please contact David Hagenhoff, 573.874.7474, to obtain a right of use permit.
For information about adopting a spot for litter control, please visit the Public Works Volunteer Web Page.
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Class 4A 14th-ranked Lewis Central only briefly showed ill effects from missing two starters in Thursday's 3-1 victory over Creston, 25-11, 25-23, 19-25, 25-17.
The Titans improved to 5-1 in the Haweye 10, having lost only to top-ranked Harlan, and 11-12 overall. Creston, starting the night in a three-way tie for sixth in the league at 2-3, slipped to 2-4 in conference play and 10-7 overall.
Illness took libero Madyson Hamblin, one of the Hawkeye 10's leading passers, and 6-1 middle hitter Brenna Jones out of the Titans' lineup.
Yet, Lewis Central dominated the end of the opening set, pulling away from a 12-8 edge to win 25-11.
"We talk about not playing in fear, because we walk in against all of these ranked teams," said Creston coach Polly Luther. "We have to get past that, and learn to play with that."
The second set was much more competitive. Haylee LaMasters served a five-point run, punctuated by a kill from Natalie Mostek, to give the Panthers a 12-9 lead.
Reghan Coyle, LC's 6-0 junior hitter who finished with a team-high 14 kills, triggered a run by the Titans for a 21-15 lead. Creston fought back. Jami Sickels, who took over at libero, served three points to close it to within 22-21.
A kill by Mostek and service point by LaMasters got it even at 23-23. But the Titans notched the final two points for a 25-23 win and 2-0 lead in the match.
The Panthers' improvement carried over to the third set, however, with a commanding 18-5 lead. When setter Hanna Luther served successive points, with the second ending on a Jenna Taylor kill, it was a 20-6 Panther lead.
Abigail Bergsten, LC's 6-1 junior outside hitter, reeled off a 10-serve string moments later to close the gap to 20-18, with momentum clearly switched to the Titans' side.
A Titan error opened the door for Creston to stop the surge, and Mostek served three points, including an ace, to make it 24-18. LC got a kill to stave off set point, but Angie Sorensen punched it to an opening in the Titan court for the final point in a 25-19 Panther triumph.
Creston fought back from a 12-5 deficit to get within one at 17-16 in the fourth set, but couldn't get over the hump as LC finished off the match with the 25-17 win.
"We had to move some kids around and we were a little out of whack, but we played well at the beginning of the match and then there at the end," said LC coach Dennis South.
Besides Coyle's match-high 14 kills, Bergsten added 13 and 5-10 senior middle blocker Megan Driver provided 12.
Creston's Mostek, who was spared back-row duty a she recovers from an ankle injury in the homecoming Powder Puff flag football game, showed improved mobility and finished with a team high nine kills and four blocks. Taylor, Nicole Haley and Sorensen each had five kills.
When the Panthers were outplaying the Titans during the middle of the match, passing was a key and Sickels ended 14-of-17. Luther had 26 setting assists and a strong serving night at 17-17 with an ace. Mostek, LaMasters and Alli Thomsen were all perfect at the service line, with Mostek recording three aces.
The Panthers need more of that in tough matches, Luther said.
"We're trying to make our serves a little bit more effective," Luther said. "Our percentage is good, but against good teams you have to do some things a little bit different sometimes, whether it's a floater or taking it right to them."
There were also too many free balls sent over the net to give a hard-hitting LC offense extra opportunities.
"We have to terminate the ball," Luther said. "Nobody is going to allow us to pass it over, because they're going to play it. When we were playing well, our passing was key, and our hitters were attacking the ball."
On Tuesday, Creston travels to Shenandoah and LC takes on Class 3A top-ranked Carroll Kuemper Catholic.
Creston statistics
Serving (aces) — Natalie Mostek 17-17 (3), Hanna Luther 17-17 (1), Haylee LaMasters 11-11, Alli Thomsen 10-10, Brenna Baker 7-8, Jami Sickels 6-8.
Attacks (kills) — Mostek 9, Angie Sorensen 5, Nicole Haley 5, Jenna Taylor 5, Sydney Dunphy 2, Ashley Harris 2.
Blocks — Mostek 4, Sorensen 3, Haley 1, Taylor 1, Luther 1.
Setting (assists) — Hanna Luther 26.
Digs — Jami Sickels 12, LaMasters 7, Thomsen 6.
Junior varsity
Lewis Central emerged victorious in a tight game one, 25-23, and went on to finish the 2-1 victory over Creston's JV, 25-21, 11-15.
Alyssa Higgins was 17-19 in serve receive for Creston (12-3-1) and Nicole Haley had nine kills.
"All three games were hard-fought," Creston coach Jessie McClellan said. "After the second set I really thought we were going to take it. Hats off to Lewis Central. They are a strong program. They cranked up their hitting and won."
Still, Creston showed positive signs against a strong opponent.
"I am impressed with how our girls looked tonight," McClellan said. "I truly believe they are improving every game. We definitely step up against good teams and compete."
Lewis Central also picked up a 2-1 win in freshman play, 25-23, 25-11, 20-25.
"We lost an absolute heartbreaker and had our chances in game one," said Creston coach Mike McCabe. "Game two got away from us with unforced errors. We came back and won the third game. I was pleased with how we competed, and some of our improvement showed up."
Morghan Frey and Katie Powers led the Panthers' setting, and Cammy Rutherford had one of her strongest nights at the net, McCabe said.

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IT Services
Wireless FAQ
IT Services has updated the wireless network system for students, faculty, and staff to access one network and only require a one-time setup for each device. The wireless network uses WPA2 Enterprise (Wi-Fi Protected Access) for authentication and encryption.
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For assistance, please contact the IT Services HelpDesk at 912.344.2518 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to gain access to Armstrong Wireless?
Most computers, laptops, phones, and tablets will automatically search for a wireless network. Select "Armstrong", and provide your valid Active Directory Username and Password. "Armstrong" wireless network only requires a one-time setup on each device.
How often do I need to log in with my Active Directory credentials?
Once you complete the intial setup, you will not need to login again until you change your password.
What Wireless Devices are supported?
"Armstrong" wireless network requires a mobile device that supports 802.1x secure authentication and AES encryption, commonly known as WPA2 Enterprise. Your wireless device should support 802.11a, 802.11g or 802.11n protocols.
Where on campus can I access the wireless network?
"Armstrong" and "Guest" Wi-Fi are available in all buildings on the Armstrong main campus, including residence halls, libraries, classrooms, offices, and green spaces. Both networks are also available at the Liberty Center.
Armstrong guests now have the ability to create a temporary wi-fi guest account to use when visiting our campus.
Which network do I choose?
If you have a Active Directory account, connect to "Armstrong".
Anyone without a Active Directory account - such as campus visitors — may connect to "Guest" by contacting IT Services Helpdesk for a temporary guest account. With the temporary username and password, connect to the "Guest" Wi-Fi through an Internet browser.
Can I access networked shared drives on the Armstrong wireless network?
Faculty and staff can access networked shared drives on the Armstrong wireless network using a VPN client. Please view the VPN Client information that is used with Armstrong laptop equipment only.
Can Faculty and staff access networked printers and Xerox copiers on the Armstrong wireless network?
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The MA/PhD program in Political Science is designed for individuals who seek careers in academia, as well as in government, business, and the non-profit sector. The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct cutting-edge research in a wide range of fields. Students in the MA/PhD specialize in two of three areas: American Politics and Policy, Conflict Analysis and Management, and Transnational and Comparative Politics and Policy. MA students have the option of two paths to the degree: (1) writing a thesis in combination with a 27-credit hours curriculum; or (2) completing the 36-credit hours curriculum required of PhD students.
Given the primary goal of the PhD program is to train the next generation of scholars, the program focuses on providing students with rigorous training in quantitative and qualitative methods. We also focus on preparing individuals to be successful teachers. Our PhD students have the opportunity to participate in the Teaching Fellows Program, which includes a course on college-level instruction followed by the opportunity to assist faculty in their classroom instruction. After the completion of the teaching course and serving as a teaching assistant, PhD students are provided the opportunity to teach their own courses.
A central goal of the faculty is to conduct research and the graduate students play a key role in this endeavor, serving as research assistants and engaging in collaborative projects with faculty members. This activity has been evident in the large number of conference papers and scholarly publications authored and co-authored by our graduate students in recent years.
To facilitate this collaboration, the Political Science Department offers financial support to students in the form of tuition waivers and/or graduate assistantships. The department also offers funding for students to present papers at professional conferences around the country each year.
The graduate program in Political Science has several features and advantages:
- Low student-to-faculty ratio that allows for individual attention and mentoring
- Diverse methodological training that prepares students for careers in research
- A unique specialization in Conflict Analysis and Management that draws on the expertise and resources of the Center for Applied Conflict Management
Mentoring from high quality teachers, including several faculty who been recognized for their excellence in teaching
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