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sounds like the flu :( It's going around...it's hitting my office too. Take care of yourself and feel better. hugs
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Ugh I hate feeling sick. Taking a sick day and trying to fight off whatever this is. Nasty cough, aches, chills, and congestion. If you need me, hit the cell.
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Thanks :) I'm feeling a little better after a morning of bed rest, and +Sayume Romero volunteered to go get me some soup from Panera, so we'll see how that goes.
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Click on the image to launch the PSP WebMap and see the status of PSPs around Melbourne –
Precinct Structure Plans (PSPs) are master plans for whole communities which usually cater for between 10,000 to 30,000 people. Precinct structure planning is fundamental to making Victoria's growth areas great places to live, both today and for future generations. PSPs lay out the general locations for roads, shopping centres, schools, parks, key transport connections and and areas for housing and employment. PSPs resolve the complex issues of biodiversity, cultural heritage, infrastructure provision and council infrastructure contributions charges.
The development of greenfield sites, along with urban consolidation, is an important part of the State Government's strategy to address population growth and the housing and employment demands that flow from this.
PSPs are the "blueprint" for development and investment that will occur over many years. They provide an up to date approach to address current global issues such as adapting to climate change, reducing carbon emissions, rising living costs and pressures of increasing travel distances as our cities grow. PSPs provide a balance between meeting complex policy requirements and providing affordable development.
Our goal is to create diverse, compact and well connected communities that are affordable and rich in local jobs, transport access, services and culture. We must also protect our valuable natural and historic features and use land more efficiently.
PSPs can be prepared by the MPA or Council and funded by Council, landowners and developers, the MPA (with funding provided by the Victorian Government) or other agencies directed to do so by the Minister for Planning. In all cases the process will require the active involvement of land owners, developers, service and infrastructure providers and Councils.
With the incorporation of new areas in the Urban Growth Boundary, the MPA set out preliminary boundaries and interim names for the PSP program. It should be noted that these may be subject to change from time to time depending on changing circumstances.
Any enquiries on the program can be made in the first instance to the MPA.
Unlocking land and creating supply – Completion of the Precinct Structure Plan program
The MPA intends to progress the completion of all PSPs contained in its program in accordance with available resources. It should be remembered that the development of the growth areas is a 20 year program.
Not all PSPs can be undertaken at the same time and a program of PSP preparation that supports housing affordability, early identification of key infrastructure and social cohesion needs to be in place.
The current status of the PSP program, including the PSPs currently being progressed, is shown in the webmap.
The PSPs being progressed have been assessed in light of the factors relating to the status of work already progressed on that PSP, logical extension of Melbourne's development, infrastructure extension, any constraints of fragmentation, supporting town centres, resource support and available land supply.
The assessment of priorities has been reliant on current information. New or updated information may result in updated priorities and therefore, the actual sequence of the planning of land may vary from the proposed sequence. The PSP program is required to be flexible, as the situation of an individual PSP or land can alter and this may impact on the timing of PSP activity and/or completion. Accordingly, the MPA advises that the completion of an individual PSP may take a greater or lesser time than anticipated.


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Great place, great staff, good location. Didn't have any issue at all. Price is excellent for what you get, that is, a good place , clean, without much luxury. Recommended.
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A very nice and cute hostel. The owner was very relaxed and fun, despite the language barrier he was able to explain everything. Rooms are small but nice, no breakfast included but there is an option of buying it extra. The location is good, 10 minutes walking from a beach.
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Pedro, the owner of the hostel was very calm, thoughtful and sweet all the time we stayed there. Me and my boyfriend were the only guest at that weekend, so Pedro made us feel very comfortable and relaxed. The ambient is awesome, with a beautiful green grass garden an the front, and a delicious cold shower in the yard (besides the hot one inside). He naturally made our stay as good as it could be, arranging an incredible and inexpensive tour for us with a local guide. It's a 10!
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The Most Awesome Double-Decker Bus Ever? Well, Yes Actually
Stop. Everything. We've discovered a party bus that puts even the Vengabus to shame.
In our humble opinion, the London Routemaster bus is one of the world's most iconic, elegant and frankly awesome pieces of design. Once used to transport millions of Londoners across town, it's now almost extinct, save the Number 15 tourist route, and the odd private hire ferrying wedding guests around the city.
One thing's for sure: We've never see a restored Routemaster quite like the Rosebery. The 1966 Routemaster has been renovated by former journo Simon Davis, who has created—in his own words— "a private member's club on wheels." He's not lying.
No expense has been spared in this epic restoration, with decor borrowed from Aristotle Onassis' yacht and the Hotel Bel-Air. There's the 1930s cocktail bar (complete with dapper barman), the elegant oak-floored restaurant with its smattering of Philippe Starck furniture and leather seating created by Aston Martin's upholsterers. Even the ice bucket came from the House of Lords. In keeping with the old-school vibe, there's a games cupboard filled with quintessentially British pastimes like croquet, badminton, and chess. Davis has even sliced off the roof with a fancy hydraulics system so that on warm sunny days the roof comes off with the flick of a switch. Fun fact: The last route this bus did in London was up Islington's Rosebery Avenue. Hence the name.
The Rosebery is currently travelling between parties around the city and beyond. Fancy hosting your own party bus? The Rosebery seats 22 people upstairs, or can accommodate 40 for a cocktail party, costing a mere £3,000 for the night. Get saving, now!
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The first hour we have a live in-studio interview with Nicolas Carter, featuring his music, career & upcoming Paraguayan harp concert w/ group at First Christian Church Sat. evening, Dec. 17
Getting into the holiday spirit…and jamming on the new Mungo's Hi-Fi Forward Ever album; the first release (Bunny Lee & the Aggrovators) from the new King Spinna record label; and a Heptones set in memory of the great Barry Llewelyn who died on November 23rd.
Joining us by phone is Matt Rees, the author of the novel Mozart's Last Aria, a mystery that opens after Mozart's death and is told by his sister Nannerl. Matt Rees is an award-winning British crime novelist perhaps best known for his series featuring the Palestinian detective Omar Yussef.
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Think of "co-ops" and you might conjure up images of bulk food stores and tie-dye wearing hippies. But in the 1970s, co-op wars raged in the Twin Cities, dividing communities and fracturing the young movement. In this documentary, producer Maria Almli interviews those who were there. Learn how the co-op wars began—when a secretive group in support of Marxist principles began retooling operations for the newly emerging hippie grocery stores—and how members found themselves in the midst of a car bombing and violent takeovers.
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University Studies, and students transitioning between majors are advised at
the Gateway
Student Success Center.
Upper-Division and Transfer students
(30+ units) are advised by college advisors in the college of their major (for
example, College of Arts and Letters).
Through academic advising, students
find support from their academic advisor as they:
Gateway Student Success Center also
houses the following programs for all NAU students; stop by for support in
these areas too!
of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation
Recruitment, Application Processing, Transfer Credit Center and OrientationPhone: 888-628-2968
The Office of
Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation is responsible for
undergraduate admissions, residency classification, recruitment, transfer
credit articulation, outreach programs and transitioning new students to
Northern Arizona University. Programs include campus tours, high school/college
relations, student recruitment activities, junior senior information sessions,
guidance counselor events, Discover NAU programs, and Orientation.
Office of Alumni Engagement
Old Main, Third FloorPhone: 928-523-3757 or 888-628-2586Fax: 888-628-2586
@NAUAlumni on Twitter
@naualumni on Instragram
The Office of Alumni Engagement is a great resource for all Northern Arizona University graduates
and friends promoting a lifelong, active relationship with alumni and engaging
them in the life of the University. Since its founding in 1910, the Northern
Arizona University Alumni Association has maintained a board of directors from
throughout the country that represents the association-at-large, meeting
The Association also funds
scholarships, generates revenues for a variety of university needs, and takes
the lead on major university events such as Homecoming and senior recognition,
as well as presidential events.
The Alumni Association staff
organizes themed alumni gatherings, primarily in the west and southwest, and
college reunions for a wide range of interest groups. Other opportunities for
alumni and friends include the Volunteer Alumni Network (VAN), aiding the
Office of Undergraduate Admissions with recruitment and scholarship
presentations. Short-term major medical insurance, life and auto insurance, a personal
contact service, and many other benefits are available to Northern Arizona
University graduates. The Office of Alumni Relations publishes the Pine online
magazine, featuring in-depth articles on the lives of alumni and fascinating
university research. Alumni programs and events are showcased on our website along with
contests and event details. Our e-newsletter, NAU Alumni Facetime, covers your
latest alumni happenings - weddings, births, awards, job promotions and more.
Also, NAU Alumni Extras will keep you in the know about alumni events,
university news and athletics.
Students can also get involved now
by joining our Facebook page and following us on Twitter.
Planning Office, University UnionPhone: 928-523-2372
is an important part of living and learning at Northern Arizona University. The
meals you enjoy on campus provide opportunities to connect with friends, stay
healthy, boost your energy, and unwind after long days of studying and campus
activities. With more than 28 locations across campus, you're sure to find what
you want, when you want it.
variety of meal plan options provide you with flexibility for different eating
habits, as well as saving you time and money. Visit our website,
stop by the Meal Planning Office in the University Union, or give us a call at
Dining also offers flexible employment opportunities with benefits including
book reimbursement and free meals. If you are looking to make some money on
campus, go to our Human Resources office in the duBois Center, call
928-523-5077, or apply online.
and Learning CenterPhone: 928-523-1732
are a student centered, collaborative department that delivers recreational and
experiential education and innovative programs with state of the art facilities
that foster lasting health lifestyles. Getting involved is easy, explore our
facilities and programs below or participate in annual signature events such
as: aXe Games, Color Run, PINK Week, Tough Louie, and more. Campus Rec programs
and initiatives contribute to the Lumberjack spirit, pride, and tradition,
which are found to be innovative and creative!
Access to Campus Recreation facilities and services are granted to currently
enrolled, fee paying students. Sponsored students, faculty/staff, alumni and
affiliate memberships are also available for purchase. All students and members
must present their JacksCard for facility and program access. For additional
information including schedules, facility hours, programs, and employment
information please visit the Campus Recreation website.
The 123,000 sq. foot facility is
open to the university community M-Th 6am-11pm, F 6am-9pm, Sat-Sun 10am-7pm and
features fitness, adventure based, wellness, and informal programs and
activities. The Rec features facilities for basketball, racquetball, squash,
volleyball, and indoor soccer activities. There are 3 multipurpose fitness
studios, a courtyard, weight room, indoor track, Cardio Theater and a 38'
climbing wall. Climbing wall equipment rentals are free and all experience
levels are welcome. Students are encouraged to participate in an instructional
clinic which are opportunities to learn how to belay, climb, boulder, and lead
The Aquatic and Tennis Complex on the NAU campus is a world-class
facility for everyone from international Olympic teams to students
looking for recreation and enjoyment. The best part is, access to the
Aquatic and Tennis Complex is free with your Student ID! The
120,000-square foot aquatic facility joins an indoor tennis complex, outdoor tennis courts, and an
outdoor multipurpose athletic field. The facility is also home to
the Lumberjack swimming and diving teams. NAU Athletics and NAU Campus
Recreation will share and operate the facility in conjunction with NAU
Campus Recreation.
Stay fit and be active with our
comprehensive fitness programs which include group fitness classes such as
Zumba, Yoga, TRX, Bootcamp, Cycle, Boxing, Pilates, Aqua, and other popular
formats. Personal Training, Small Group Training, Instructional Courses,
NAUfit, and so much more! Students can even earn academic credit for enrolling
in a PES 100 course such as Beginning Karate, Racquetball, Fitness and
Conditioning, Basketball, Fitness Walking, and several other diverse options
are available.
Build your community of friends and
become a sport legend through Competitive and Rec Sports! These programs
generate a buzz for recreational fun and feeds your thirst for competition and
spirited action. The Intramural Sports calendar is designed for individual,
dual, and team competition among men, women, and co-rec league play through a
variety of traditional and innovative activities. Membership to this program
gives students, faculty, and staff full access to these year round sports. The
Sport Club program offers individuals the opportunity to compete in various
sports or participate recreationally. Our program consists of over 30 clubs,
many of which compete for National Championships each year. Your participation
will create collegiate memories that will last a lifetime.
Campus Recreation's Outdoor
Adventures is ranked among Outside magazine's top 10 schools in the nation for
outdoor experiences. Using first-hand adventure programming facilitates
individual growth and development of character and life skills. Whether you are
a novice or veteran outdoors enthusiast, our programs will provide you the
means for a quality adventure experience, through instructional programming,
equipment rental, or access to our resource center. Stop by the OA Basecamp
inside the Recreation Center and let us help you plan your next adventure.
The Challenge Course coordinates an organized and exciting experiential
education program for groups, clubs and organizations! Adventure based learning
will build community; develop team work, leadership, confidence, and communication
skills among peers in a dynamic outdoor or indoor universal access setting.
PO Box 6044Phone: 928-523-4041 or 800-426-7674Fax: 928-523-9121
The Northern Arizona University
Campus Store is the official provider of course materials, imprinted
merchandise, and technology for Northern Arizona University. The campus store
offers a wide variety of products and services to students, faculty and staff.
Additionally, a portion of sales at the NAU Campus Store goes directly to the
The Campus Store is the main source
of course materials. Used textbooks are offered and are sold at 25% less than
the new book price. Textbook orders may be placed in store, by phone, or online and can
be picked up in store, or shipped to your home. Book buyback service is
available during all business hours. Textbooks that are being used in an
upcoming semester will be bought back at as much as 50% of the purchase price.
Others are bought at their year-round national market value. The campus store
also has many textbooks that are available for rent, which is up to a 50%
savings off of the new price of the material. Rent the book for the entire
semester, write and highlight in the text, and you will still be able to return
The Campus Store accepts Visa,
MasterCard, Discover, American Express, cash, and personal checks. Current
student ID (JacksCard) and a valid driver's license must accompany personal
checks. Two automated teller machines (ATMs) are located at the front of the
Campus Store. The Campus Store cannot cash checks for customers. Gift cards are
available for any amount.
See our website to purchase or rent
used and new textbooks for all your classes, official university clothing and
gifts, as well as gift cards.
Career Development at University College, located inside the Gateway Student
Success Center and online,
is dedicated to helping you connect your academic and post-university careers.
We offer many resources, workshops, and appointments to help you prepare now
for launching your career after graduation--whether you choose to work, attend
graduate school, or volunteer.
Call 298-523-4772 to make an
in-person or phone appointment with one of our career advisors to spend
even more one-on-one time making your resume and cover letter stand out,
explore career and job search options, participate in a mock interview, or
review results from various career assessments like the MBTI. Questions? Call 298-523-1087 or
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Blome Hall, Room 200
P.O. Box 5598
The Center for International Education
is primarily concerned with advocating for and supporting efforts to promote
global learning on the campus, and providing services to further this mission.
In addition to working closely with faculty to realize this mission, the Center
for International Education provides services to students seeking education
abroad opportunities (study, internship, research abroad), services to
international students and visiting scholars, and manages the recruitment and
admission of undergraduate international students. The Center for International
Education sees its mission as working to prepare NAU graduates for global
University UnionPhone: 928-523-5661
The Central Ticket Office handles
ticket sales for all ticketed events on the NAU campus, including those
sponsored by the NAU School of Performing Arts, NAU Athletics, SUN
Entertainment, the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, and many others.
University Union, Room 104
Phone: 928-523-5181
The goals of childcare voucher program are to assist student parents with affordable, quality child care, and to promote graduation from Northern Arizona University.
This is a subsidy program which supports students who have childcare expenses and a demonstrated financial need. Once a student is awarded subsidy funding, it continues through the academic year unless the student's status changes. Participants must reapply each academic year and complete a letter of intent to participate during summer session.
For complete instructions on how to apply, please visit our website or call 928-523-5181.
University Union, du Bois Center, Health and Learning Center
University Union, Room 111Phone: 928-523-4313
The University Union provides seven meeting rooms with capacities ranging from 12 to 150, six indoor vendor booths and multiple outdoor vendor locations, an all-you-care-to-eat dining facility, and many retail dining options. The Fieldhouse houses two wooden basketball courts, two tennis courts, a running track, and locker room facilities. The Hub features food and fun all in one location with pool tables, shuffle board, darts, karaoke, and music.
The du Bois Center is located on south campus and is home to a large ballroom, seven conference rooms, indoor and outdoor vendor spaces, an all-you-care-to-eat dining space, and several retail dining options.
The Health and Learning Center has three conference rooms, several private/group study rooms, and lounges designed for social gathering of students, faculty, and staff on the second floor. Essential Blends juice bar is located on the first floor and the Green Scene Cafe offers healthy and sustainable meals and is located on the third floor.
Student organizations planning a vendor space, meeting, or event should start at the Office of Student Life which approves all on-campus student organization events.
Many academic departments make cooperative education and internship opportunities available to their student majors as an integral part of the students' academic program at Northern Arizona University. Cooperative education/internship is career related and academically relevant employment which is approved by a faculty member. Academic credit is given upon successful completion of the co-op internship or work period.
Most co-op internship opportunities begin after completion of at least the sophomore year. Co-op programs normally alternate periods (summer and/or semester) of full time work with periods of full time study, and require a commitment for at least a minimum number of work periods with the same employer. Internship programs are similar to co-op, but are not alternating and usually involve only summer work sessions. Students receive a salary from the employer, but generally travel and housing must be paid by the student. There is also a parallel program which allows the student to work locally part time while attending classes at Northern Arizona University. Specific terminology and details often vary from employer to employer. For further information, inquire directly to the dean's office of the college or school in which your academic major is housed.
Counseling ServicesHealth and Learning CenterPO Box 6045Phone: 928-523-2261
Northern Arizona University's Counseling Services works to enhance the psychological growth, emotional well-being, and learning potential of students. We accomplish this aim by providing short-term psychological counseling, mental-health and substance-abuse educational programming, emergency interventions, consultation, and referral services.
Counseling Services offers individual, couples, and group counseling as opportunities to address such issues as adjustment to college, relationship concerns, depression, anxiety, stress and time management, and other personal and psychological concerns. Consultation with a counselor is available when someone has a concern about a student's emotional health.
For more information, including how to schedule an appointment and fees for services, contact Counseling Services.
Health Professions Building 66, room 215
Phone: 928-523-3500
The Dental Hygiene Clinic offers dental cleanings, exams, x-rays, and sealants to students, faculty, staff, and the public. For appointments, call 928-523-3500. The clinic is open 2-3 days a week including evening hours--please check the website for current days and times. The clinic charges a flat fee which includes the dental cleaning, exam, and x-rays. The cost is $65 for adults, $60 for NAU students, staff, and faculty or persons over the age of 65, and $45 for children 13 and under. Sealants are just $5. Student health insurance does not include dental hygiene services.
Health and Learning Center
Phone: 928-523-8773 Fax: 928-523-8747Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you have a documented disability, you can arrange for accommodations by contacting the office of Disability Resources (DR). In order for your individual needs to be met, you are required to provide DR with disability related documentation and are encouraged to provide it at least eight weeks prior to the time you wish to receive accommodations. You must register with DR each semester you are enrolled at Northern Arizona University and wish to use accommodations.
Faculty is not authorized to provide a student with disability related accommodations without prior approval from DR. Students who have registered with DR are encouraged to notify their instructors as soon as possible after the start of the semester to ensure prompt provision of accommodations.
Concerns or questions regarding disability related accommodations can be brought to the attention of DR or the Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity.
Extended Campuses Building (16A)
PO Box 4117Phone: 928-523-4212 or 800-426-8315Fax: 928-523-1169Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Extended Campuses provides access to more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degrees, professional certifications, and educational endorsements to NAU students who take classes outside of the Flagstaff campus. Programs and classes are available online and at multiple locations throughout Arizona. Students have access to a wide range of NAU services including academic advising, financial aid, Cline Library, and more. All classes are taught by experienced NAU faculty and professionals.
Gammage Administration (Building 1), 2nd floor
PO Box 4108Phone: 855-628-6333Fax: 928-523-1551E-mail: email@example.com
There is an extensive student financial aid program to assist students and families to finance a college education. Financial aid programs include scholarships, grants, employment and loans. To be given priority for financial aid funding, students should begin the application process in January for the next academic year. The first step is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Prior to completing the FAFSA on the web, both students and parents must secure an FSA ID. The FSA ID acts as an electronic signature.
New freshmen are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships once they are offered admission to the University. All admitted students, new and continuing, may complete the Scholarship Application. This is an application for all University Foundation Scholarships as well as a search tool for hundreds of external scholarships for which students may want to apply. The Scholarship Application needs to be completed every year. Most scholarships are awarded in the spring for the next academic year, so it is recommended to complete this form by March of each year. As some scholarships are need-based, each student should also file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Students who demonstrate financial need may qualify for the Federal Work Study Program; however, student wage and off-campus employment is available to all students, regardless of need. For more information, please visit this website.
The Office of Student Financial Aid provides assistance to veterans in applying for educational veterans' benefits. For additional information, visit our website.
If the total amount of financial aid exceeds the total amount of charges due (tuition, fees, housing, meal plan, and other current charges) the Office of the Bursar will issue the student a refund. Enrolling in direct deposit ensures that all excess financial aid, refunds, and university paychecks will be directly deposited to the student's checking or savings account. Students may sign up for direct deposit on LOUIE. If the student does not sign up for direct deposit, all financial aid, refunds, and paychecks will be mailed using the refund address provided on LOUIE. Please be sure all address information is current.
If the total amount of anticipated aid is less than total tuition due, the difference can be paid by going to the "Finances" link on LOUIE with a Master Card, American Express, Discover or electronic check. Other payment options are listed on the Student and Departmental Account Services website.
All students receiving federal financial aid must maintain satisfactory academic progress. Students must maintain at least the minimum GPA required by university standards and must also complete the number of credit hours upon which funding was based during each semester. Students who fail to meet these requirements may be suspended from all federal and state funded assistance programs. It is the student's responsibility to be aware of the Satisfactory Academic Progress standards outlined. SAP standards for institutional or private donor aid may differ.
The Office of Student Financial Aid communicates with students primarily through their NAU e-mail accounts. In many cases, this is the only notification of financial aid status a student will receive. It is very important to establish and use the student e-mail account. Any students who use an e-mail address other than the one provided by the university are responsible for ensuring that mailings from their student e-mail are forwarded to their other account.
University Union, First Floor, Room 105
Phone: 928-523-6980
First-Generation Programs and Initiatives are a collection of student-centered programs that serve students who are first-generation, income eligible, or have a disability. These programs provide experiences that maximize students' potential for growth and success in college and beyond. We also aspire to create an institutional climate that supports First-Generation Programs and Initiatives and the unique needs of students we serve.
Student Support Services (SSS) partners with students who are first-generation college students, income eligible, or who have documented disabilities. We want to help you make a successful academic and social transition to the university environment. Get started by submitting your application, available on our website. The program offers:
The goal of the First Scholars program is to help first-generation college students succeed in school, graduate, and have a life complete with self-awareness, success, and significance. Scholars receive personalized support, including an annual scholarship of $5000 renewable for an additional 3 years for a total maximum reward of $20,000. The program is open to incoming first-time, full-time freshmen whose parents have no more than two years of education beyond high school and no post-secondary degree.
The Successful Transition and Academic Readiness (STAR) program ensures new freshmen a successful transition from high school into college. In five weeks during the summer prior to enrolling in your first fall semester you will take two classes totaling six credit hours that you can use toward your undergraduate degree. You will meet new students, live on campus, get used to Northern Arizona University before the fall semester, and have access to peer advising, student clubs, and resources. STAR is also home to the STAR Residential Learning Community and the Olson Scholars program.
In collaboration with the Suder Foundation and the University of Memphis, Northern Arizona University invites first-generation students to participate in the Lumberjack Leaders Institute and become a First-Generation Ambassador. Undergraduate students at all class levels are encouraged to apply. The Institute kicks off with an orientation session followed by five workshops and then a capstone event. Workshops focus on understanding yourself, academic success, leadership development, financial literacy, wellness, leading a life of significance, and developing a network of mentors.
Having access to your required textbooks will set you up for academic success. For students who lack the financial resources to purchase their textbooks, we can assist you in obtaining required textbooks for schooling; textbooks must be returned at the end of the term in which the textbook was loaned. Applications are available on our website 7 days prior to the start of the term through the 21st day of the semester.
Gateway Student Success Center, Building 43
Phone: 928-523-4772
The Gateway Student Success Center provides academic advising for NAU students. Please see the Academic Advising and Career Development sections above for more information.
Campus Health Services
Phone: 928-523-2131
Campus Health Services, located in the Health and Learning Center (across from the Wall Aquatic Center), is a primary care health center staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals. In addition to primary care, the health center offers lab, x-ray, and pharmacy services. Every student attending the Flagstaff Campus is charged a $65 per semester wellness fee. This fee helps to provide on-campus health services including health promotion, public health services, and low-cost medical and mental health services, and free membership to the Recreation Center.
Health Services hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday except on Wednesdays we open at 9:00 a.m., and 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on most Saturdays during fall and spring semesters. Medical Services offers care by appointment for on-going health problems and same-day service for urgent illnesses or injuries. The urgent care clinic for same day service runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and most Saturdays throughout the semester.
Medical Services offers primary care services by appointment for general medical care, routine physicals, women's health care, health education, mental health, allergy clinics, travel immunizations and massage therapy. For same day/sudden injury or illness we offer the urgent care clinic which focuses on an immediate health issue. For more information or to schedule an appointment, go to our website or call 523-8995.
The Health Promotion Office provides student health promotion services and health education presentations and seminars on various health topics such as mental health, stress management, alcohol and other drug abuse prevention, nutrition and weight control, fitness, women's and men's health. Health consultations are available by appointment for students wanting more intensive personal health counseling.
Medical Services offers a supplemental health plan to help students and their parents plan for medical expenses. For less than most insurance company's annual deductibles and co-pays you can purchase the Gold Plan. The Gold Plan offers $5.00 primary and specialty office visits. Lab work, x-rays and procedures, ordered by Medical Services providers, are included at no additional expense. For students that need major medical insurance, an optional health insurance plan is also available. This is a large group health plan covering students attending the three Arizona universities (15,000 students insured). The plan covers primary care services provided by Medical Services and major medical expenses received off-campus. Health insurance is recommended but not required (except for International Students who must meet specific requirements). For questions regarding student health insurance, dial 928-523-6343.
LEADS Center, University Union, Room 105
PO Box 5677Phone: 928-523-5656Fax: firstname.lastname@example.com Resources and SupportPhone: firstname.lastname@example.com
Inclusion and Multicultural Services (IMS) creates and fosters an all-inclusive campus community that cultivates a safe and welcoming environment for underrepresented student populations. IMS promotes academic and personal growth through mentoring, multicultural programs, LGBTQA programs, and campus-wide initiatives. Our department instills a respect for diversity through our commitment to equality and justice.IMS serves all students and our office strives to celebrate culture and heritage from the diverse student body here at Northern Arizona University. Our diverse population enriches the academic, cultural, and social life of the university.LGBTQA Resources and Support is housed under IMS and exists to foster an inclusive and affirming campus environment for all gender identities and sexual orientations. LGBTQA Resources and Support provides educational opportunity, advocacy, and programming that empower students to thrive at the university by promoting a campus that is open, safe, and supportive.Inclusion and Multicultural Services is located on the first floor of the University Union in the LEADS Center where students can find resources in the areas of academic and personal guidance. Students are also aided in their adjustment to the university environment by IMS Peer Advisors. The staff works with various departments to educate and promote the understanding of the needs of students. IMS is both a resource and a place for students to meet and interact.
Cline Library (Building 28)
PO Box 6022Phone: 928-523-2173 or 800-247-3380
Find and use millions of items in the Cline Library collections, including books, journals, movies, music, government publications, and archival materials related to the Colorado Plateau and Northern Arizona University. Use our website to access more than 130 electronic resources and find more than 80,000 electronic journals and books.
Use your time wisely and drop in between classes. Choose one of the more than 160 desktops throughout the library to access the web as well as productivity software such as Microsoft Office. Check out a laptop and use the library's wireless network throughout the building. Have your own laptop? Connect it to the network as a guest user or with your NAU credentials. Find assistive technology for library users with special needs in The Studios.
For more information, visit our website or Ask a Librarian. Call 928-523-2173 or 1-800-247-3380 with general services and information questions. For research assistance call 928-523-6805.
Visit our beautiful 200,000+ square foot facility to:
Students may also borrow library materials in person at Arizona State University and the University of Arizona. To do so, you must present your official NAU identification card and a current statement of account from NAU's Student Business Services that shows all of your fees have been paid.
The library's Special Collections and Archives offers an abundance of unique materials which document the history and development of the Colorado Plateau in a variety of disciplines, with an emphasis on the Colorado River and Grand Canyon, Native American history and culture, land use, the environment, and economic development. The collection includes a wide array of materials, from manuscripts to maps, from audio to video, from periodicals to photographs. The department also houses the University Archives. Visit the archives in person or via the web to tour digital exhibits or access materials online.
For more information regarding any of the various media productions housed in the School of Communication, please contact the School of Communication Administrative Office at 928-523-2232 or email@example.com.
Arizona Daily SunPhone: 928-774-4545
For subscriptions, please call 928-779-4189 or visit their website.
Communication Building 16, Room 101Faculty Adviser: Dr. Norm MedoffPhone: 928-523-3036
KJACK is a radio programming service originating in the School of Communication. Students can receive course credit for working at the station (1680 AM radio on campus). The program format for KJACK is generally alternative rock with specialty shows featuring differing musical styles and cultural influences and newscasts.
Phone: 928-523-5628KNAU has been a public service of Northern Arizona University for over 30 years. Since signing on in 1983, KNAU has expanded to serve the greater northern Arizona region, providing two programming streams, Classical Music and NPR News and Talk. KNAU is constantly striving to better serve northern Arizona by improving radio signals to outlying areas. Since 1983, we have constructed 13 transmitters and, in 2008, started construction on a satellite interconnection system. Over the years, KNAU's news department has won dozens of Edward R. Murrow awards for news writing, best newsroom, and best feature news stories.
Communication Building 16, Room 101Faculty Adviser: Peter FriedericiSales Manager: Marsha SimonPhone: 928-523-4921
NAU's award-winning student newspaper, the Lumberjack, serves the NAU and Flagstaff community. The print version, with a circulation of 7000, is distributed free onThursdays at numerous sites across campus and the greater Flagstaff area. The online version presents breaking news, features, and multimedia stories. All students may apply for editorial, advertising, and production positions, with salaries and activity waivers available. An editor-in-chief is appointed each semester by the journalism faculty.
Communication Building 16, Room 101
Faculty Adviser: Brandon Neuman
NAZ Today is a media lab that provides news and entertainment programming written, produced, and directed by student staff under supervision of a faculty adviser. Students have produced news programs, news magazine shows, drama series, and comedy shows. NAZ Today allows exploration and experimentation with news reporting, videography, program production, and program management.
Arizona RepublicPhone: 800-331-9303
For subscriptions, please call Customer Service at 602-444-1000 or visit their website.
Communication Building 16, Room 101Faculty Adviser: Paul HelfordPhone: 928-523-9193
UTV is NAU's on-campus student-run television station. UTV Films is NAU's student-run film production studio. UTV 62 programs original student productions and students' favorite movies and TV shows 24 hours every day. UTV Films produces one high-quality short film each semester. UTV also presents two student film festivals each year. Students can work for the television station, a production position on the film, or be part of the film festival. UTV offers resume building, professionally-oriented experience. Students may qualify for tuition assistance. There are no prerequisites.
Native American Cultural Center (Building 14)
PO Box 5653Phone: 928-523-8086Fax: 928-523-8855
NASS' mission since 1994 has been to assist NAU in becoming one of the Nation's leading universities serving Native American students through: advocacy, holistic support services and community outreach to increase the recruitment and retention of Native American, Alaskan Native, and Native Hawaiian students. NASS focuses on meeting with new freshman and transfer students to help ensure a smooth transition to college life.
Babbitt Administrative Center, Room 106
Phone: 928-523-2282
The Office of Public Affairs works to advance Northern Arizona University's mission and vision and promote the accomplishments of students, faculty and staff. The team develops written and visual communication to tell the NAU story to external and internal audiences through public relations efforts, NAU News, and social media outlets including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. The Office of Public Affairs works with media and NAU departments to write and distribute press releases, answers questions and finds experts for the media, and fulfills public information requests. The team also is on hand to assist with communication in crisis and emergency situations related to the university.
Phone: 928-523-6267
Parent and Family Services' mission is to foster open communication between the university and our student's family members. We engage parents, family members, and students in university life by encouraging interest, participation, and support of the university. This enhances the quality of both the student and family members' experience during their years involved with the university.
We have three primary focuses:
Building 91
Phone: 928-523-6623
Parking and Shuttle Services provides a variety of practical parking and transportation options as well as free motorist assistance. Students who bring a vehicle onto campus must purchase a parking permit through Manage My Parking. Weekday visitors must purchase a day permit which is sold through the kiosks located at four main entrances of campus or at the Parking Services office. Semester and year-long permits are sold exclusively online. If a student does not have a vehicle, campus Shuttle Services is a reliable and free cross-campus shuttle service.
Postal Services Central Facility
Campus Store, Lower LevelPhone: 928-523-2486
Postal Services will send you an e-mail when your box has been assigned .The e-mail will direct you to our website where your will be able to access your PO Box number, combination, and how to address your mail. There are signs by the PO boxes instructing students on how to use the combinations and a video is located on the NAU Postal Services website. More than one person could be assigned to a mailbox. If you would prefer a private PO box, you can rent one online.
A university student ID (JacksCard) is required to claim items that cannot be put in the mailbox. If you do share a mailbox, please leave your box mate's mail in the box. If you have any questions concerning mail in your box, please give it to a Postal Services clerk for proper treatment.
Mail arrives at 8:00 am and all mail is in the boxes by 10:00 am. Please visit our website for: box information and combinations, online forwarding, and information on how to address your mail for the following carriers: USPS, FedEx, UPS, and DHL.
Your Full Name (no nicknames)
Physical address of your residence hall + the number symbol (#) + your PO box number
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
John Doe1015 S San Francisco Street #6050Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Click here to find your physical address.
Click here to find your PO box number.
You will be notified by e-mail when a package is received by NAU Postal Services. Please go to the Postal Services website to search for received packages. Then visit the Customer Service counter with a valid ID to pick up your package. Specialty mail/packages (Express, Certified, Insured) also need a photo ID to retrieve those packages.
Building 57
120 West Dupont Avenue (across the street from Parking Services and Human Resources)Phone: 928-523-1941
Printing Services is a full-service print shop assisting the entire university including departments, faculty, students, and groups. Our mission is to provide high-quality printing while maintaining excellent customer service, competitive pricing, and quick turnaround. We can produce anything from office stationery to full-color booklets; large-format printing including posters, banners, and table throws; and promotional items.
Not using a university account? We accept JacksCards and credit cards. Free on-campus delivery. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call us for estimates or questions. Let us help you make your print ideas a reality!
Gammage Administration, First Floor, Main Lobby
Phone: 928-523-2108
The Office of the Registrar is responsible for maintaining the official academic record of each student. It is also responsible for enrollment, program changes, course audits, course repeats, "A"-Pass-Fail option, grades, undergraduate graduation, undergraduate readmission, undergraduate residency (current students), FERPA compliance, transcript requests and verification of enrollment, name changes, and schedule of classes. Various forms pertaining to these and many other services this office provides are available on the website under Forms and Policies.
Insurance and Claims Unit of Contracting and Purchasing Services, Department of Operations at Capital Assets and Services, and Regulatory Compliance are responsible for managing and reducing safety risks on campus and protecting the university from property loss and liability. These university units have several main areas of responsibility for the benefit of students, staff, and faculty.
University Union / Fieldhouse, Room 242
Phone: 928-523-6116
Student Affairs manages the business activities of various departments including:
Gammage Building, 1st Floor, South Lobby
Phone: 866-234-6153Email: email@example.com
Student Accounts will help you with most issues involving payments and fees including:
Payments are accepted for all charges posted to the LOUIE account such as tuition, housing, meal plan, and department charges. You can pay by cash, personal check, traveler's check, money order, and cashier's check in our office. Checks should be made payable to Northern Arizona University. Be sure to include your NAU student ID number on all payment correspondance. For your protection DO NOT mail cash. Checks will be accepted only for the exact amount of fees owing. Postdated checks cannot be accepted for payment. Online payments can be made with electronic check or credit card through the LOUIE account. The university accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, JCB, and American Express credit cards. All credit card transactions are charged a 2.75% service fee on the amount of the transaction or a minimum of $3.00.
Phone: email@example.com
The Office of Student Life is a multifaceted office offering a variety of programs and services to students. We coordinate student leadership programs, the registration process associated with existing and new student organizations, provide assistance for student organization event planning, coordinate the student disciplinary procedures, and process extracurricular institutional excuse forms for student organizations. We also coordinate Northern Arizona University's Childcare Voucher Program, Parent and Family Services, assist with traditional events such as Welcome Week, Homecoming and Family Weekend, and offer a variety of student recognition programs.
Our office also prepares the online Student Handbook, which has information about university services, policies, and regulations that affect you as a student. In addition to other policies, the Student Handbook contains the Student Code of Conduct and Student Disciplinary Procedures, which are policies established by the Arizona Board of Regents and Northern Arizona University governing student behavior on university property and at university-sponsored events. Please refer to the appendix of the Student Handbook for these and other policies.
Phone: 928-523-8387
NAU offers a wide range of services and support to our student veterans and their families. Please refer to the NAU Military and Veteran Virtual Center for a comprehensive review of services and support.
For general questions students can also contact the Veteran Success Center at email@example.com or 928-523-8387. For questions specifically related to military and veteran financial aid benefits please contact email@example.com or 928-523-4519. And for questions specifically related to military and veterans attending the Franke College of Business please feel free to contact the FCB Veteran Student Center at firstname.lastname@example.com or 928-523-3989.
Phone: 928-523-5638
SUN Entertainment is Northern Arizona University's entertainment promotion and production department. Since 1982 SUN Entertainment has been committed to providing social, recreational and cultural activities to the Northern Arizona University community. In addition to presenting major concerts and comedians, SUN Entertainment provides various student programs including Prochnow Movies, Noon Time Activities, Special Events, and the popular Friday night AfterHours program. The student employees of SUN Entertainment are responsible for all phases of operations including booking, advertising, promoting, staffing, and managing all events.Visit our website and social media to see upcoming campus events.
Phone: 928-523-2358
The NAU Testing Center supports student success by offering exams that students may need to get into college, to obtain college credit, to place in college classes, and to prepare for life after college. We offer the following exams, as well as many others: English Accuplacer, CLEP, MAT, GMAT, MBTI, Strong, as well as correspondence and/or make-up exams.
525 E Pine Knoll Drive, Building 98A
PO Box 5602
Police Department Non-Emergency Phone: 928-523-3611Police Emergency Phone: 928-523-3000;911Police - Hearing Impaired: 928-523-1441Police Administration: 928-523-1186Fax: 928-523-9483
Northern Arizona University's Police Department is dedicated to furthering the University's vision of becoming a premier educational campus by fostering a safe and healthy environment through quality law enforcement services and community problem solving partnerships. Providing professional law enforcement services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, we are the only CALEA accredited law enforcement agency in Northern Arizona.
Staffed by 21 state certified police officers and 16 civilian personnel, law enforcement services include patrol, criminal investigations, dispatch, records, evidence, lost and found property, emergency operations, and the campus safety aide program.
Campus Safety Aides are a key component, providing safety escorts anywhere on campus and acting as "eyes and ears" to report suspicious activity to officers. To request a safety escort, call 523-3611 and the dispatcher will process your call for service. In cases of emergency, dial 3-3000 or 911. Another means of direct emergency contact to police is through the blue light phone system. These easily-identifiable phones (a blue light above a yellow call box) are strategically located at more than 132 sites throughout campus, as well as at all main residence hall entrances. Pushing the emergency button on the call box keypad, automatically connects the caller to the NAU PD dispatcher who answers "police emergency". Additionally, all elevators also have emergency phones.
Other services offered by the department include fingerprinting, lost and found, personal property identification tools, and temporary parking permits when the Parking Services office is closed. We offer a wide range of public safety and crime prevention programs designed to provide up-to-date information. For more details regarding presentation topics, how to schedule a presentation, to make a report on-line, career opportunities, or to learn more about the department, log on to our website.


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- System specifications - Intel Celeron 450 CPU (Single core) 2GB DDR2-PC2 6400 SDRAM nVidia GeForce 7800GT GPU (MSI) Currently running WIndows 7, and Ubuntu on a seperate drive (which I will dedicate to OSX if possible)If you need anymore information just ask!
Dell Inspiron 530 - Is OSX86 capable of running on it?
Started by Unique New York, Aug 08 2012 12:29 AMOsX86 Dell Inspiron 530
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Posted 08 August 2012 - 12:29 AM
Hello. I was wondering if my machine is at all capable of running OSX. I looked at the instructions line in CPU-Z and it says I'm capable of running SSE 1, 2 and 3.
Posted 10 August 2012 - 10:26 AM
Yes you should be fine. Graphics will have native support as the 7300 is used on the MacPro1,1.
Not sure if you'll be able run Lion/Mountain Lion (unsure of single core support) but Snow Leopard shouldn't be a problem.
Not sure if you'll be able run Lion/Mountain Lion (unsure of single core support) but Snow Leopard shouldn't be a problem.
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This is a great combo trip. Especially if you are short on time and want to see both the redwoods and a bit of wine country. Roman was a great tour guide. Very entertaining and knowledgeable.
This tour was amazing. The Muir woods are beautiful and we had just about enough time to wander around and soak in the nature. The guide was perfect and the wineries were so pretty and amazing. We got a lot of tastings and the perfect amount of time to walk around and try all the wines you wanted. I recommend this trip to everyone that wants a day outside of the city and have a bit of nature and of course WINE!
Driver was out of this world with the best knowledge of the area and facts. We have been on several group trips before with people that can not do what our guide did. We had arrived in Muir Woods Early and got around the crowds which allowed us a quiet reflective walk. The rest of the trip went equally well to keep on schedule with some very nice stops along the way. We would collectively agree this is by far the best trip we have been on.
A perfect mix of wine, woods, and humor. We enjoyed visiting Muir Woods before it became extremely busy we were able to hike without crowds. The three wineries each offered a different experience. Above all, Anthony made the trip a success! He had helpful tips, interesting facts, and an engaging personality that made our trip a great deal of fun. Thanks, Anthony, for an outstanding trip!
Beautiful trees, great views, terrific wine, a memorable lunch, and one of the most enjoyable tour guides we've had. If you have Roman the tour guide, you're in for a treat!
We truly enjoyed this day trip! Our guide and driver Kurt were very knowledgeable and humorous! He was a great pleasure to listen to on the bus.
We highly recommend this trip!
Very much enjoyed the 9.5 hour tour. It went just as written to the Muir Woods and then on to wine country. Our driver Phil was delightful and very informative. He gave us helpful information and advice along the way and also made sure we had a chance to view and photograph the Golden Gate Bridge. Being picked up and dropped off at our own hotels was definitely a plus since we didn't have a rental car while in SF. It was an easy paced, relaxing day.
This tour was amazing!
The tour was great! Very informative, friendly and Roman was a fantastic tour guide. I would highly recommend this.
Great combination of Muir Woods and the wineries! Lunch on Sonoma Square was a great idea!
Très bon tour, le guide Phil est drôle et pas trop envahissant comme certain autre guide qui parle pendant 9 heures.
Bonne connaissance des lieux.
Le dernier vignoble visité etait de loin le meilleur.
Bon tour je le recommande
The tour was great, Phil our guide made sure we had all the info we needed to get the most out of our trip to Muir woods and the wine tastings.
We only had one day to really see as much as possible and this was a great bundle. I only wish we could have spent more time at the wineries second and third felt a bit rushed but thankfully we only got the in depth of how wine is made at one to maximize sampling time at the others. The tour guide was informative and added some humor along the way. Would recommend this to anyone.
Ramon was the absolute best. So funny and entertaining!
great tour. good driver/guide. extremely good value.
Great tour. Guide was fantastic!
DO THIS!!! If I could give higher than 5 stars, I would! Roman sorry if misspelled was a Most Excellent guide....knowledgeable, witty, entertaining, knew Exactly how to take us on the best tour ever. We had about 30 people on a comfortable bus, picked up at or very near our hotels, went to Muir Woods before the day got too busy. This was one of the most spectacular places I have ever seen and I loved seeing it when it was quiet. Beyond what I expected in terms of beauty and you could imagine fairies dancing there in the early morning. So beautiful in the morning!
Leaving Muir Woods, took a nice ride up to Sonoma/Napa and Roman was very adept at maneuvering the tour so we would work around busy traffic, busy places. The tour stops DO change based on day of week/time of day and he knew where to go that would give us the best experience without the hassle of crowds. Mayo Winery was a favorite, though we visited 3-4 places for tours/tastings and all were great. The tour took us to Sonoma for lunch and Roman had perfect suggestions based on the group's various interests...personally, we went to Plaza Bistro on his recommendation and Loved it! Great patio, great atmosphere, great food, ect. Service was really good though a tad slow so we were the last arrivals back on the bus. Another recommendation I remember was Girl and the Fig and those who went there loved it. There may be a wait, though, very popular, A highlight of the trip was the detour on the way back planned, if there is enough time to see it. This was a drive up the mountain to an awesome look out from the Sausalito side toward San Fran overlooking the bridge, Best views/photo opp you could ever have of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Do NOT miss this tour if you have one day to see both! If you can request a specific guide or schedule, Roman knows his stuff, is Great at it and obviously LOVES San Fran. He'll give you the Insider scoop on the city, including the beach areas. I would go again!
A trip not to be missed the forrest was amazing and the wine a pleasure to see
This tour was amazing!
The tour was great and I loved our guide. If I could change anything about the tour, I'd make the Muir Woods visit longer and cut out one of the smaller wineries. We had a great time, though, and would definitely do a tour again. I also want to note that the bus had no plugs for charging phones and no wifi I saw prior reviews that said this was included. Also, dress in layers because the temperature change is significant between Muir Woods and the wineries!
very nice
Very punctual. We missed the bus but they glady hooked us in another to catch up with our original bus. Great!
Muy puntual. Perdimos el bus pero con gusto nos engancharon con otro para alcanzar al bus original. Great!
What a great trip! Paul was a wonderful guide! Got to Muir Woods before the engormous crowds! The 3 winery's were great. Very informative and each we're very unique. It was a great way to see and do this in one day!
Although the bus turned out to be a van, the trip was great. An hour or so at Muir Woods was just enough to wander around, take pictures, and enjoy a warm drink. The Cline vineyard was our favorite, but the others were nice as well. Our guide was very informative and helpful. Overall, it was a wonderful day.
Nice tour and Curt our guide was informative, friendly and drove responsibly.
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A Jewish organization creates unforgettable summer experiences for special needs kids and their parents.
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Rocking custom sheitels and opaque tights, and walking the sidewalks of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Dalia Shusterman and Perl Wolfe have the Hasidic world talking – and singing along to the tunes of their Hasidic alternative rock girl band, Bulletproof Stockings.
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Memorials for two memorable Jews took place this weekend, though they stood, perhaps, on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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A bank-robbing bandit was no match for a group of boychiks from Brooklyn, being arrest after an armed spree thanks to the assistance of the famous Hasidic Shomrim.
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Jane Fonda will host an event in Los Angeles focusing on sexual violence during the Holocaust.
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While senior Haredi rabbis are intensifying their battle against smartphones, and have begun as of late to levy personal sanctions against people using these devices, ostensibly to isolate them so they cannot inflict their cultural/spiritual damage on society – one notable and extremely influential Haredi star, Rabbi Amnon Yitzchak, continues to use this dangerous device unheeded.
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Deborah Pinto, wife of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, who is suspected, along with her husband, of trying to bribe a senior police officer, attempted suicide on Sunday by taking pills. Mrs. Pinto, who was picked up for questioning last Thursday, together with her husband, and was released with him under restrictive conditions, is in satisfactory condition at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer.
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Google introduced a new online historical collection of digitized material, highlighting several Jewish themes, events and institutional partners in its first wave of exhibits.
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He smuggled goods to Syria in the midst of its civil war and to Iran in the face of international sanctions, but Rabbi A.H. is no arms dealer or James Bond. He's just a guy selling lulavs.
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The Jewish cemetery south of Prague has been vandalized, with over 26 tombstones being knocked over, according to Czech police.
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An Australian man who allegedly raped a Holocaust survivor two decades ago will face trial.
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Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, who of Israel's pre-eminent haredi rabbis, issued a public notice on Sunday urging owners of iPhones to burn their devices, comparing the popular cell phones to weapons of war.
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According to a study by Hebrew University's Professor Sergio DellaPergola, the global Jewish population reached 13.75 million in the past year, with an increase of 88,000 people. Israel's Maariv newspaper published excerpts of the study last week, reporting that one out of every 514 people in the world is Jewish, less than 0.2 percent of mankind.
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The global Jewish population grew by more than 88,000 people over the past year, and now stands at 13.75 million, according to a new study published y Professor Sergio DellaPergola of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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An arson attack at the Achla Pita Grill in Hollywood, Florida may be linked to an arson committed at the same strip mall a year ago against another Jewish business.
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At President Obama's behest, and to boos from some delegates, Democrats on Wednesday night inserted a few lines into their party platform affirming Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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About 50 high-ranking federal and state law enforcement officials met with an equal number of leading American Jewish officials for their first "table top" threat exercise.
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Thursday, July 28
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Sunday, August 21
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Get Wet. Be Wild. Participate in a 5 km walk or run at the beautiful Holiday Beach Conservation Area. Stay for our post-race beach bash. Held in partnership with WRACE.
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Saturday, September 24
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