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If you've paid us a visit upstairs recently, you might have noticed things are not where they used to be! Now that we've been open for almost a year, we've been able to see how things could be improved based on customers' use of and comments about the library. One of those improvements involves the location of certain parts of the adult collection. So, in response to you, our customers, we're rearranging some of the collection. The large type section is now closer to the front. Also, due to the fact that fiction tends to be in higher demand than nonfiction, we're swapping places between these two. That involves quite a bit of shifting since they are our two largest collections, and that naturally takes a little bit of time. You'll probably also notice a few other smaller sections that aren't in the same place, but rest assured, it will all be a worthwhile change in the end. Thank you for your patience as we make this adjustment for you, our customers!
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1. Don't Blink, by James Patterson and Howard Roughan
2. 1984, by George Orwell
3. Dead or Alive, by Tom Clancy with Grant Blackwood
4. American Assassin, by Vince Flynn
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As one review mentioned, this is a piece of Impressionism. It isn't about meaning or message specifically--it's about mood. And let me tell you, this film captures the mood of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream better than any production of the play I have ever seen--and I'm not exaggerating. Critics of Woody Allen's "Sex Comedy" have no right mouthing off unless they are open to and can appreciate the whimsy that makes Shakespeare's comedies so affecting. That, it seems to me, was the point of the originals, and that is also the point of this movie. We, the audience, like gods are peering in on the mere mortals as they haplessly play at the game of life. We laugh at and with them because we are so far removed, but really, they reflect us, and this draws us in where we can also be happily implicated. In true comedy we recognize our own humanity--it is the art of comedy to show us these things that could be painful, this suffering that defines our existence, in a way that we can do nothing but laugh and simply accept it. That is a subtle art and one worthy of respect.Read more ›
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Allen's setting of the film in the early 20th century allows viewers to suspend their collective disbelief. The guests, who arrive for their country weekend in jaunty roadsters, are clad in head-to-toe dusters; the women with their long wasp-waisted skirts and lacy blouses look as if they have stepped out of a Gibson Girl calendar. Adrian's repression, in fact, is emphasised by her tightly-strung corset, and the trouble in her marriage to Andrew is made evident by the camera's focus not on husband and wife but on their mirrored image
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They are mostly bad, however, some of them are really great at the same time.
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You will need to reach our real hard.
Campus Housing:
Its decent. Its not the worst at least.
Greek Life:
It okay if you have connections.
No one really knows of it/
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Its diverse, and small that means everyone gets a fair chance.
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I don't particularly partake in nightlife around campus but the times that I did I didn't note it to be as entertaining or exciting as people make it out to seem.
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APD, I have heard, hosts the best parties. The party scene can have a negative impact on students but that is entirely reliant upon the student. I know people that are at every party every Thursday and still manage to keep their grades up
The professors for the most part really do care about you passing you just have to put forth the effort and express that you want to pass as well. They do not feel joy in failing you because it does not affect them. Some professors are better at lecturing than others but in first 3 semesters I have not come across a professor that has been extremely difficult to communicate with. Registration is difficult because you have to know what you want and ensure that you are registered to the class before it closes; usually all the good professors go by way too fast. Workload is only as bad as you make it out to be you just have to know how to time manage.
The campus is the most diverse campus. There are people from all over and the diversity is hard to NOT notice. The campus is very accepting and no one really judges or pays any mind really to your ethnicity or background.
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I find that drugs (specifically marijuana) and alcohol will be a problem amongst most campuses across the country. This is becoming a prominent issue that has yet to be addressed and even if addressed teens will still somehow manage to come across one or the other (if not both) during their college experience.
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don't have munch to say about this part
to be honest i have been to a couple games but am not really a sports fanatic
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my school is unique because of the diversity of the campus and the over all student body there is something for everyone its welcoming there is a shared sense pf pride walking on the campus or entering into the lecture hall, my experienced at rutgers university-Newark have been nothing but beautiful i have met great minds and overall great people form the professors to the ancillary staff everyone takes their jobs and roles seriously i have nothing but praises for this noble institution.
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Overall, the courses are great and the professors are usually very helpful. Taking advantage of office hours really helps as well. The class sizes are average and great for learning. The variety of classes offered is great also and gives you different opportunities to learn about certain areas.
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There are a lot of different opportunities on campus that are provided in order for a possible careers to happen. The staff at the school is always eager to help and there are always career fairs that are held in order to give an equal opportunity for all students.
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There are occasional issues where someone on campus gets mugged or robbed however they are always reported and the security on campus always tries to work on it their best to be more on the lookout.
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Everyone in greek life is very nice. It is not for me however, they are not snobby or think they are better than everyone.
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I love my school and continue to learn more each semester. Everyone is very friendly and determined to be successful. I wouldn't have wanted to go anywhere else.
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The campus rooms at Rutgers are nothing to boast about but from what I've heard there a step up from most collages.
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DALLAS Dirk Nowitzki and I were talking criticism recently specifically judgments based on ethnic stereotypes when we had a tense misunderstanding. I was talking past tense. He was talking present. "I have heard that all along," he said, "and still people call me soft to this day." "Wait, what?" I said. "I was talking about the criticism when you first came into the league, and how stereotype-based it was." "Oh, early on you mean," he said. "I thought you were talking about what people were saying this season." "Yeah, there was that too," I said. "This is crazy." This was an actual conversation between Dirk and me. The context was New York Knicks phenomenon Jeremy Lin and what constitutes fair criticism and what slips into unfair cultural stereotypes. Dirk listened to plenty of "White guy can't lead" and "Soft Euro" criticisms on his way through the NBA. A few were fair, but none of those were a result of him being white or from Germany. Dirk finally dismantled every bit of that nonsense in June, by outdueling LeBron and Co. in the NBA Finals. And what he demonstrated is the questions rarely go away, just change. Here is a former league MVP, reigning NBA champion, and NBA Finals MVP who hoisted his Mavericks teammates on his back to beat what was supposed to be an unstoppable Miami Heat team last summer. Yet, by December, Dirk was taking on waves of criticism for: a) Getting his butt kicked by Father Time, his best days thereby done. b) Being lazy and out of shape with a bleep-it attitude. a) Having lost a status he had only finally earned in June a winner. TNT analyst Charles Barkley said the part about old and done to my man and former Fort Worth Star-Telegram colleague, Randy Galloway, on his radio show. Coming from Sir Charles lent it credence. "Dirk's getting old, bro. . . . Father Time is catching up with him," Barkley told Galloway. "That's the way it happens, you drop off the face of the Earth. His days of being the man are over." I usually love a good knee-jerk reaction especially from Barkley, who is willing to drop truth on anybody and everybody. He has no sacred cows. He rarely sugar coats. He neglected to mention a couple of extenuating circumstances with Dirk, though. Dirk was hurt earlier this season. And exhausted. Hoisting JJ Barea and DeShawn Stevenson on your back and beating LeBron James and Dwyane Wade is grueling, and apparently not good for your knee. The very medical term for what Dirk had was swelling. His knee was swollen from playing deep into June, from playing for Germany in the European Championships in late summer, from the season sneaking up on him and everybody else, from the lack of a real training camp. The thing is, Dirk has earned the benefit of the doubt by spending so many of his waking hours playing and practicing basketball. Even in his worst moments, when his critics (including D-Wade) were attacking his leadership or ability to finish or win a championship, nobody could contend that he was not working his butt off or putting in the work. That guy deserved a pass. Yet, even in the friendly confines of the Dallas media, Dirk had to listen to talk of him hitting "the Kevin Garnett wall" and Galloway dropping the "lazy, out of shape, bleep-it attitude" charge on him. "I think ultimately the lockout year didn't help me," Dirk said. "The uncertainty of 'Are we going to have a season?' We can't work out. We didn't have a long training camp. I think some of that stuff came back to hurt me." What has happened since is predictable for anybody even remotely familiar with Dirk's work. He has been good, really good. As a result, a Mavs team left for sports dead only weeks ago has been playing good ball partially obscured by Linsanity with a chance to be a better second-half team and a playoff contender. At 21-12, the Mavericks have the third-best record in the Western Conference headed into Wednesday's game against the Lakers. And on Monday, with Barkley and Co. watching on TNT, Dirk had a 26-point, 16-rebound performance in a victory over the Celtics a reminder that, just like a year ago, Dirk gives this team a chance. He is not done. He is just cranking back up. In fact, when we talked, I screwed up by guesstimating he was at "what, 80 percent, right?" "One hundred," he said with a laugh. "I knew, ultimately, once my legs came back and my wind came back, I was going to be OK. I feel fine now." And the criticism did not hurt him. If anything, it helped him. As Dirk himself noted, it "has been with me all the way. The championship was always the hurdle I was missing and now I'm over that and (the criticism) is still there." Criticism is part of sports. Dirk knows this. I do it for a living. What I came to ask Dirk is why the cultural stereotype stuff still seems to be fair game. He shrugged at the question. "I think every Euro that comes out of there and likes to shoot jumpers is automatically soft," Dirk said. "That is just what you are; that comes with the territory." So why is it OK to say that? Isn't that insensitive? "Honestly, you can't worry about that too much," Dirk said. "I try to do my own thing, work hard, get better from last season and try to be a better player. That was really all I was worried about; the other stuff was stuff somebody else was worried about." So the lesson in this for Jeremy Lin is not to worry. One day they will criticize you for things that have nothing to do with cultural stereotypes.
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The campy setting of these and various Elvis-by-the-seaside films is instantly familiar, with a signature style that includes sun-drenched Malibu shores, dune buggies, rival surfers and dialogue that makes Archie comic books sound like Noel Coward. (Compare them to the teen flicks of today, the likes of She's All That and the rest of the Freddie Prinze Jr oeuvre, and you can scarcely find any style to satirize.)
Directed by David Crowe, Psycho Beach Party nicely fits with the frivolity that Dad's Garage has come to specialize in, and even the outside of the theater is sporting luau decorations. Despite its forays into drag, S&M and multiple personality disorder, the production falls on the surprisingly mild side of outrageous, but still provides plenty of light entertainment for anyone who's been in the summer sun too long.
In a red, pig-tailed wig, Daniel May plays "Chicklet," a late bloomer among the teen beach bunnies. "She" explains that her nickname has nothing to do with chewing gum: "The other girls grew into chicks, but I became a chick-let." Chicklet becomes quickly caught up in the mystique of surfing and wants to shoot the tube herself, despite the derision of star surf bums Star Cat (Rob Beams) and the Great Kanaka (John Benzinger).
But our heroine is growing up in an abusive home, with Shawn Hale playing Chicklet's mother like Divine doing Faye Dunaway from Mommie Dearest. Before you can say "Sybil," Chicklet's displaying other personae, including a lusty femme fatale called Ann Bowman, who's cooking up a sinister plan.
Both guys in feminine garments, Hale and May offer two slightly different conceptions of drag. While Hale offers a business-as-usual female impersonation, May's Chicklet is a little different. Granted, he's a walking sight gag with his girl's swimsuit and masculine musculature, but having Chicklet played by a man almost works as a metaphor for an adolescent ugly duckling. "I'm built just like a boy!" she complains, putting on her top.
Psycho's sidekicks and supporting roles reveal the playwright's long memory for the beach party genre. Chicklet's pals include the oh-so-popular Marvel Ann (Stacy Melich) and the nerdy bookworm Berdine (Alison Hastings). Meanwhile, two of the male comic relief figures -- wiseguy Provoloney (Scott Warren) and husky, food-obsessed Yo-Yo (Christian Danley) -- begin feeling like more than "buddies" to each other.
Even though there's a mad shaver on the lose and a climactic scene with Chicklet under hypnosis -- dreamy Star Cat, we discover, took three semesters of Psychiatry -- Psycho's second act begins running out of steam. Having the cast do the Limbo and the Swim might be true to the period, but they make for rather tame dance numbers. There's the requisite surfing scene (the actors standing in front of a screen, like a fakey 1960s process-shot) and a talent show gone wrong, but you end up wanting more than Psycho delivers, like an actual musical number, a race on Dead Man's Curve, or even a cameo by a Paul Lynde-type.
Throughout, the cast commit themselves fully to their roles as sun-struck teens. Rescue and Recovery's Rob Beams gives Star Cat the amusingly proper combination of sensitivity, arrogance and vacancy, while, as Yo-Yo, Danley proves the theater season's most improbably dewy-eyed ingenue. Though Burdine's increasing fascination with existentialism (she calls Bettina "the feminine embodiment of the Nietzchean Superman") doesn't prompt many laughs, Hastings captures the role's kooky enthusiasm perfectly.
Originally titled Gidget Goes Psychotic, Psycho Beach Party proves broadly amusing, and you needn't be knowledgeable about the Gidget genre or admire drag shows to get a kick out of it. Perhaps some playwright a generation from now will give Baywatch the same treatment. u
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Police in Jaywick, Essex, were amazed to find a driver pootling along a road in a tiny toy car, which has a top speed of 4mph. And when stopped, they found that the man at the wheel was twice the drink-drive limit, so were obliged to charge him.
According to the East Anglian Daily Times, Paul Hutton, who stripped and rebuilt the battered Barbie car with an electric engine, admitted in court that he was drunk while driving the toy. He has been given a mandatory three-year driving ban as this was his second drink-driving offence in 10 years.
"The police car came up alongside me and the officer said, "Are you all right there, mate?" A lot of burble came out", he stated. "I knew it was daft, but I didn't realise it was a criminal thing to do."
The police are yet to return the car.
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|Sixth College
|Preparing Effective Citizens for the 21st Century
|2001 (Sixth)
|undergraduate, liberal arts, Current Enrollment at Sixth College 4,262
|Daniel Donoghue
|Major events
|Festival: Chocolate Festival, Kuncocshun, Spirit of the Masters
|Core course
|Culture, Art, and Technology (CAT)
Sixth College is the sixth and newest college of the University of California, San Diego. Opened in September 2001, Sixth College seeks to create student scholars that are dynamic, cutting edge, and well-versed in modern technology. Sixth College's core writing course is called Culture, Art and Technology (CAT). The series is a 5-course sequence that attempts to integrate writing skills within a greater technological and modern era context.
- 1 Name
- 2 Ethos and Philosophy
- 3 General Education
- 4 On-campus housing
- 5 Student Life
- 6 Notable Events
- 7 References
- 8 External links
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Sixth College is so named because it is the sixth undergraduate college at UCSD. As per university tradition, it uses a numerical name until it gets a proper name, which will occur in the order that the colleges are created. The names of prominent persons who fit the college's theme of Culture, Art, and Technology, such as Thomas Edison, Benjamin Franklin, Leonardo da Vinci, and Mark Hagler, have been proposed by students but never seriously considered by the administration.[citation needed] The naming process has been stopped indefinitely.[citation needed]
Ethos and Philosophy[edit]
Sixth College prepares students to become dynamic and engaged citizens of the 21st century — innovative, creative and interconnected. Core academic programs develop skills in both traditional and emergent media literacy, emphasizing essential writing fundamentals as well as the latest forms of digital communication.
In the Culture, Art and Technology sequence of courses, students acquire innovative interdisciplinary approaches that they will need in a rapidly evolving world. The Practicum is a unique upper-division requirement that promotes civic engagement and global consciousness, and embodies the College's commitment to active, experiential learning. It is designed to assist students in preparing their professional portfolios and refining their presentation skills as they prepare to enter the post-graduate world.
The paramount aim is to provide a learning community that is nurturing and stimulating, while equipping students to face the challenges that lie ahead.[1]
Experiential Learning[edit]
Sixth College is committed to experiential learning on many different levels. Beginning in 2012, Sixth College has hosted the biannual Experiential Learning Conference. Sixth College is also the only college at UC San Diego with an explicit upper division Practicum requirement which can be satisfied by many different types of experiential learning opportunities including: study abroad programs, study at UCDC, various types of service-learning in the community, directed research with faculty members, internship programs, and specially-designed independent study programs.[2]
General Education[edit]
In addition to the Culture, Art, and Technology (CAT) core writing program, all Sixth College students are required to take on an upper division Practicum course, unique to all the colleges at UCSD. The program requires students to enroll in courses that demand a hands-on approach to education while making valuable contributions to communities both locally and abroad. Students must choose a 4-unit course, program, internship, or research opportunity for their Practicum Project that develops both their academic and professional skills.
Along with the Practicum, every student is required to complete Sixth College's upper-division writing course, CAT 125. This course gives students the opportunity to reflect upon the relationship between their service and their coursework, and to increase their mastery of the written and spoken word.
On-campus housing[edit]
On-campus housing is available at Sixth College for two years. Sixth College dormitories are located near Pepper Canyon Hall. The dorms are nicknamed "Camp Snoopy" as the trees, central lawn, and cabin-like dormitory buildings all contribute to the appearance of a youth summer camp. The dorms are arranged in multiple two-story buildings, with approximately sixty students per building (thirty per floor). Each floor is further divided into two suites, each consisting of five rooms and a common room. A shared bathroom connects the two suites. Each building also features a kitchen and study room for use by residents of that building.[3]
The other on-campus housing option are Sixth's apartments (sometimes referred to by their old name from when they were part of Fifth College, "Pepper Canyon Apartments").[4]
Student Life[edit]
The student council at Sixth College is known as SCSC. This Sixth College Student Council heads the many committees that are responsible for many major Sixth events in the academic year. These include Spirit of the Masters (Arts Committee), CHAOS (Culture Committee), Kuncocshun (Festival Committee), Winter Game Fest (Tech Committee), and Spirit Night (Spirit Committee). The SCSC also has positions for members of the Sixth College Judicial Board.[5]
Other student organizations include Action Vibe, Community Board (Co-Board), Sixth College Television (SCTV), The Sixth Sense (an investigative journal), Sixer Tritons and Recreation for Transfers (START), and Video Production Club (VPC).[6] Sixth College also has an ambassador program, for students who strive to increase Sixth College students' sense of belonging and connectedness to the community.[7]
Sixth College's dining hall is known as Foodworx. Sixth Place and Market, a convenience store, is located nearby.
Commuter Life[edit]
Sixth College has several resources for commuters. Sixth College commuter students have unlimited access to the Commuter Center located in Pepper Canyon Hall, which features lockers, WiFi, and kitchen facilities. Sixth College also has a commuter student organization known as Commuters in Action, or CIA. Each quarter, Sixth College also hosts Commuter and Transfer social events.[8]
Notable Events[edit]
Mayim Bialik College[edit]
On May 27, 2015, Mayim Bialik visited Sixth College in honor of its thirteen anniversary. Bialik best known for her lead role as Blossom Russo in the early-1990s NBC television sitcom "Blossom" and now appears regularly on the #1 comedy in America, CBS' "The Big Bang Theory" playing neurobiologist Amy Farrah Fowler, a role for which she has received one Screen Actors Guild nomination and two Emmy nominations. Mayim has also earned her Ph.D from UCLA in neuroscience. We believe that Mayim embodies our college's focus on the intersection of culture, art, and technology. Sixth College will be renamed for the day, every May 27 as Mayim Bialik College!
Conan O'Brien College[edit]
On April 20, 2012, late-night talk show host Conan O'Brien visited Sixth College in honor of its tenth anniversary. To celebrate the occasion, and in absence of a permanent name, Sixth College renamed itself to Conan O'Brien College for the day of April 20.[9]
On his invitation to visit the college, Conan had the following requirements:
- That the event be free to all students, and that no Sixth student be turned away
- Meaningful interactions would take place between Conan and students, staff, and faculty of Sixth College.
- The costs of hosting the event were not paid for by students
- Conan received no payment or fee for the event. Sixth College covered hotel accommodations for Conan and his crew.
Clues about a special visitor to campus were leaked at the College hub and dormitories several weeks before the date. The week preceding Conan's visit included a host of 10th anniversary events, including a film screening of Conan O'Brien Can't Stop with director Rodman Flender. Students also participated in a fan-art contest.
Conan traveled to San Diego via train on April 20. Upon arrival to the UC San Diego campus, he was taken on a tour by students Emma Quan and Drew Mandinach around the Sixth College Hub (Pepper Canyon Hall), residence halls, and student apartments before taking part in a Meet & Greet event for Sixth college students. Conan stopped and chatted with each fan he encountered, never turning down a picture.
The main event, which was free to all UC San Diego students and staff, was a Q&A session that took place in RIMAC Arena. Two Sixth College musicians, Mike Sierks and Grady Kestler of the band Soda Pants, opened for Conan with a musical performance dedicated to Conan and their college. UCSD-TV captured the event and distributed the footage as a DVD to each graduating senior. A small reception was held afterward, during which Conan met contest winners, faculty, donors, and several of the provosts of UC San Diego.
The 10th anniversary celebration was received positively by Sixth faculty, students, and staff. An edited clip of Conan's visit later appeared on Conan O'Brien's show, Conan. The entire day was free to all who attended.
Experiential Learning Conference[edit]
The Experiential Learning Conference is a biannual event occurring in early Winter quarter (late January), and is free and open to the public.
The first conference was organized by Provost Dan Donoghue, former acting Provost Jim Lin, and Practicum Director Diane Forbes-Berthoud, hosted jointly by Sixth College and Warren College on January 26, 2012 in the Cross Cultural Center located in Price Center East. The theme of the inaugural conference was Education in Action: Mobilizing the next generation for social reform.[10]
Over 165 presenters participated in panels,[11] with representation from multiple universities in San Diego and across the UC Community. Notable presenters included David Kirsh, Lev Manovich, High Tech High, Gompers Preparatory Academy.[12]
The second conference was organized by Provost Dan Donoghue and Practicum Director Diane Forbes-Berthoud, hosted by Sixth College. The event was held in Price Center West as well as the Cross Cultural Center on Friday, January 31, 2014.[13]
On the morning of the event, a campus-wide power outage interrupted the introductory remarks and first panel session, leaving participants to gather around lanterns or move panel rooms to locations with windows or backup generators until power was restored a few hours afterward.
The keynote speaker was Mizuko Ito, who gave a special noon session talk on 'Connected Learning'. Other notable presenters included Associate Vice Chancellor Barbara Sawrey, Michael Trigilio, STEM and STEAM programming, Elizabeth Losh, K. Wayne Yang, Teddy Cruz, Bud Mehan, Michael Cole, Ashley Trinh, and Mirle Bussell.[14]
The third conference was organized by Provost Dan Donoghue and Practicum Director Diane Forbes-Berthoud, hosted by Sixth College. The event was held in the Cross Cultural Center on Thursday, March 31, 2016.
Sixth College celebrates culture, art, and technology with events supporting student creativity and expression. An artistic celebration of student creativity and sustainability, featuring live music and fun activities. Kuncocshun exhibits performances by local and professional musicians. Past musical performers include Shiny Toy Guns and Semi Precious Weapons.[15]
Chocolate Festival[edit]
The Sixth College Chocolate Festival has been a spring quarter tradition since 2004 and is sponsored by the Sixth College Community Board. The event attracts over 600 guests from across the University. The annual festival includes chocolate fountains, sweet and savory dipping items, music, prizes, music, and activities for all ages.[16]
Winter GameFest[edit]
Players from all around San Diego come together for a weekend of gaming and prizes during Winter Quarter. Tournaments from the past have included: Halo 3, DoTA, Starcraft, Madden, Call of Duty, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band. The Gamefest is presented by the Sixth College Tech Committee.[17][18]
Spirit Of The Masters[edit]
Reminiscent of Laguna Beach's renowned Pageant of the Masters, Sixth College's Spirit of the Masters is a display of famous paintings and sculptures with an animated twist. Visitors are guided by a docent and complemented with drinks and desserts. Previous pieces exhibited include Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man and Picasso's Ladies of Avignon.[19]
UC San Diego hosts separate graduation ceremonies for each undergraduate college. Sixth College has had such commencement speakers as:
- Sev Ohanian, '08 Sixth alum, co-producer of Fruitvale Station
- Wesley Chan, '06 Sixth alum, member of Wong Fu Productions
- Kim Stanley Robinson, science fiction writer
- Naomi Oreskes, history professor and co-author of Merchants of Doubt[20]
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- ^ http://sixth.ucsd.edu/experiential-learning-conference/elc2012.html
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After sequestration was used in 1985 to force a compromise on deficit reduction, Stosz said, the Coast Guard moved the Leadership Development Center to New London to "hedge against the threat" that the academy could be cut. Today, she said, the academy is modernizing, renovating and trying to expand.
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Available Rental Housing
The housing list below is created to assist academic appointees with temporary housing needs, especially visitors, new appointees, and those taking leaves of absence. This listing is solely for property for rent, not for sale. Other rental options are available through IU Real Estate.
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All Available Rental Housing
Apartment for rent, Fall Semester 2016. One bedroom furnished apartment; full kitchen, large living/dining room, bedroom and bathroom. All utilities included; wireless internet. Two miles south of College Mall. No smoking; no pets.
Rent: $750/mo.
Contact Person: Dan
Phone: 812-339-5937
Email: email@example.com
Large one bedroom 1 1/2 bath apartment for rent as of August 10th. Over 1100 sq. ft of living space, the Garden Terrace I is one of the largest 1 bedroom apartment homes for rent in Bloomington. Features include 9' ceilings, arched entryways, and open, inviting layout, large master with walk in closet, gas fireplace and deck and large kitchen.. Part of the MeadowCreek property. This is a sublet, approval of Meadowcreek Management is required. Lease expires on June 30, 2017, but can be renewed. You can find the apartment pictures and more details on URL provided.
Rent: $985/mo.
Contact Person: Qiuping Yu
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://renaissancerentals.com/Apartmentdetail/Garden_Terrace_I/42/4
Furnished, 2-BR, 2-BA first floor condo available June 1, 2016 at Eagle Pointe golf community. Tastefully decorated condo with direct view and patio on the 18th hole fairway. Includes in unit W/D and dishwasher. Ideal for visiting faculty, grad students, and new IU employees. Includes two bedroom sets (queen/king memory foam), all kitchen accessories, dishes, pots and pans. Open concept living room/dining room/kitchen with a wood burning fireplace and 47in flat screen TV. Additional amenities include: swimming pool access, 24-hour gated security, clubhouse with restaurant and bar, minutes from Lake Monroe and waterfront activities, parks. 15-20 minutes from downtown Bloomintgon and IUB campus. Rent includes sewer, trash removal, landscape and yard maintenance, and snow removal. Renter to pay electric and water. Small dog or cat negotiable with additional deposit.
Rent: $850/mo., 1-month damage deposit
Contact Person: Dr. Brandon Hill
Phone: 219-508-1075
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Easily walk to campus or downtown from this mostly furnished 2 bedroom, 2 ½ bath townhome. Located at 307 E 7th Street. Available August for a year. Only two blocks from the Memorial Union. Private 2 car parking garage with small courtyard and private patio. Elevated front porch. Lots of windows and airy and bright. All new refrigerator, gas stove, dishwasher, microwave, furnace, air conditioning. Washer and dryer. Excellent condition. Like new. Tastefully decorated, around 1500 sq ft.. Carpeted except for tile in kitchen, bathrooms. No smoking, no pets.
Rent: $1950/mo.
Contact Person: Katrina
Phone: 812-320-2409
Email: email@example.com
Available for Summer 2016 and 2016-2017 academic year. Two furnished bedrooms in a house in quiet, suburban neighborhood. Close to College Mall, grocery stores, restaurants, and movie theater. One room is 14x11 ($475). Smaller room is 13.5x10 ft ($450). Shared bathroom. Campus bus route 3 blocks down on College Mall Road or a car can be parked in driveway or on the street. Some residents have opted to walk or ride their bikes to campus. Both rooms are carpeted and include all utilities, TV, wireless internet as well as the use of a large eat-in kitchen and washer/dryer. There are 2 friendly dogs ( shihtzus). Graduate students, visiting scholars, and IU faculty members have stayed here.
Rent: $475/$450
Contact Person: Mary
Phone: 812-369-5484
Email: email@example.com
Available immediately: one fully furnished bedroom in a tidy three bedroom, 1.5 bath house. Ideal for short or medium length visiting scholar stays (1-6 weeks), although longer term may be negotiable. The house includes off-street parking, hardwood floors, laundry, gas grill, #1 N. bus stop in front yard, a remodeled cook's kitchen , and is within walking distance of a grocery store. Just 3 miles from the IU campus. Nearby access to park with walking and running trails. House is shared with ABD anthropologist and her two sweet cats. One bedroom is an office that may be shared as well. I love my home and meeting new people and am looking for a guest that is respectful, clean, professional and a great housemate.
Rent: $175/week (all utilities included) plus $200 security deposit and $25 cleaning fee (one time)
Contact Person: Sara
Phone: 812-360-5787
Available August 15, 2016 - May 15 2017 (start date somewhat negotiable, end date can be as early as March). Very large unfurnished or partially furnished bedroom in a sunny, spacious 1890s farmhouse on the West side. Huge wraparound porch with swing, hardwood floors throughout, large eat-in kitchen, two living room areas and dining area, big windows and high ceilings, central A/C and gas furnace, large yard with garden, washer/dryer, plenty of off-street parking and locked shed for bike parking. 2 miles from IU (right on the #2 busline or easy bikeride/drive to campus), great access to B-Line trail and IN-37 (until it becomes I-69). House to be shared with male professional (social worker) who works in town and one male graduate student. Both friendly and respectful. Bedroom is 16' by 13'. No smoking, no pets. See Craigslist URL for photos.
Rent: $475/mo. plus utilities
Contact Person: Meg
Phone: 410-279-6881
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: https://bloomington.craigslist.org/roo/5637799978.html
One bedroom, fully furnished, 734 square ft. spacious unit including private living room, bathroom and laundry room. Flexible lease option. Kitchen is shared on the main level and is fully equipped. Hi-speed internet provided. Quiet, wooded neighborhood. Reserved Parking for tenant. No smoking. Minutes from College Mall and grocery stores and the University. Bloomington Transit line number 5 directly picks up at entrance into the neighborhood. Interested parties please contact via email.
Rent: $500/mo., plus 1/2 utilities
Contact Person: Donna
Phone: 812-322-1598
Email: email@example.com
Large furnished bedroom and private bath in a quiet home less than one mile from campus in the Elm Heights neighborhood. Close to College Mall, grocery stores, downtown, and restaurants. One block away from campus bus route. Access available to the kitchen, living room and dining room. Off-street parking also available. Appliances include dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, and garbage disposal. Off-street parking is also available. The house is equipped with cable and wifi. Available Summer 2016 (dates flexible) for semester or academic year. Please contact me if you are interested in seeing the place or have any questions. Dogs negotiable. No cats, no smoking.
Rent: $700/mo., including utilities
Contact Person: Gina
Phone: 201-953-4967
Email: email@example.com
Website: https://airbnb.com/rooms/11889179?i=10&ref_device_id=a4d0a9ece5cf91f6b5b9ec24a0c798ab0ebb54ec&s=1&user_id=4806190
Short-term rental, fully-furnished house, available May-June 2016. Great location in a quiet, safe, pleasant IU faculty neighborhood; walking distance to IU campus and Bryan Park swimming pool. Beautiful, spacious, and airy home has three bedrooms (one set up as a large study), 2.5 baths, master bath with jacuzzi tub; living room with baby grand piano and skylight, family room with large fireplace; open kitchen/dining room with limestone counters, custom maple cabinetry, imported Italian tile flooring; large deck, patio, Zen bridge, nice yard, and much more. Modern, clean, open floor plan, high ceilings. Other features: washer + dryer; dishwasher; garbage disposal; garbage compacter; central vac. Central air conditioning and heating (energy efficient system is brand new). High-speed Internet access available. Attached 2-car garage and off-street parking. Handicapped accessible. Lawn care included in rent. No smokers, no pets. $1000 security deposit.
Rent: $1750/mo.
Contact Person: Susan
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://ella.slis.indiana.edu/~herring/housepix.2015.html
Two-three bedroom / 1.5 bath available August 1. Walk to campus and Bryan Park from this cozy one-story home on a quiet, residential street with off-street parking. Large private back yard. Living/dining room, kitchen with lots of cabinet space, laundry room with W/D, new hi-efficiency furnace, comfy family room, and bonus room. Hardwood floors throughout.
Rent: $1275/mo.
Email: email@example.com
Close to campus – cozy 1950s bungalow. Available August 1, 2016. Five minute walk to campus, this fully renovated home is a contemporary retreat with a large eat-in kitchen (gas range, microwave, dishwasher, and island with a prep-sink). The open-concept living room and dining room is a large space anchored by a limestone fire place. The back of the home is a den/office, guest room, full guest bathroom, and an extra-large master suite with a newly renovated spa bathroom including a walk-in rain shower. The master closet is a room in itself. The home is fully furnished with contemporary and comfortable furniture (down couch). It includes original oil paintings, and two private outdoor patios (one with a gas grill next to the kitchen). Two off street parking spaces are included.
Rent: $2,625/mo., includes utilities, wireless internet, TV (rent may be negotiable for longer stays).
Contact Person: Steve Veldkamp
Phone: 812-219-3604
Email: email@example.com
Owner-occupied home in very good condition is now being offered for rent for the first time! You'll enjoy the quiet setting on an interior corner lot in popular Sherwood Oaks! Schools are: Childs Elementary, Jackson Creek Middle School and BL South High School. City parks are a short distance away, as is the YMCA. Three bedrooms and two full baths provide the space you like, and the living spaces provide plenty of flexibility to suit how you live your life. Appliances include fridge, oven, dishwasher, microwave and washer and dryer. This property is available now for a one year lease. Please note smoking and pets are not allowed. Come see today!
Rent: $1650/mo.
Contact Person: Mike
Phone: 812-219-4829
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.homefinder.org/public/buy-details.asp?sTransactionNumber=201624302
Lovely 3 bedroom, 1 bath home for incoming faculty or small Family, in Elm Heights, south west and walking/biking distance from IU campus. The home is well maintained and is on a nice bike lane/dog walking lane street. Just 8 blocks from Bryan Park, the home has a fenced in yard and roomie garage. Great light, wood floors, sunny back porch, and great neighbors. Large trees make the home cool in the summer, great big windows and charming 50's style. Landlord is a great caretaker and looking for a responsible and mature resident. Basic lawn-care required. Available Aug. 1, 2016-Aug. 1, 2017. Happy to send photos as needed. Questions? Please contact.
Rent: $980/mo.
Contact Person: Carissa Carman
Phone: 805-377-6613
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Available starting July 2016, 7 bedroom, 6 bath, 10,295 sq ft. This meticulous custom estate home combines old world elegance, high-end finishes and open entertaining spaces beautifully. This limestone European inspired home on over 5.6 acres has wooded privacy and yet is just five minutes from the Indiana University campus. It's difficult to describe the superb finishes and craftsmanship of this home. It greets you with an open entry curved marble stairwell and heated Italian marble in the two-story great room. A wall of glass showcases the custom carved limestone terrace and gardens with pool. The home features four fireplaces, an entertaining kitchen with custom cherry cabinetry, Dacor gas cooktop, stone counter tops, prep sink, double ovens, professional appliances, built-in planning desk, and stunning Pella windows with Pella blinds. The main level features a handsome two-story den with beautiful custom carved wood working, book cases and library. The main level also hosts a master bedroom/guest bedroom suite, a sun room formal parlor, a gorgeous dining room with lighted niche details, a butler's pantry, a large scale walk in pantry with extra refrigerators and floor-to-ceiling shelving. Brazilian cherry flooring enhances entertaining areas and the warm sunny great room with fireplace and with adjacency to kitchen. The secondary stair to the upper level connects to the gallery overlook connecting the upper level bedrooms. The primary master suite has luxury appointments that include private balcony, fireplace, and sumptuous master bath. The spa bath provides porcelain heated tile flooring, gorgeous walk in shower with body jets, rope lighting for accent, bidet, porcelain steam shower, jetted spa tub and over scaled walk in dressing room with separate closet areas within the dressing room. All of the bedrooms are en suite and have walk in storage and those on the west and south side of the home have balcony access. The garden level walk out area of the home has an additional lower level wet bar and kitchen area for entertaining. This cabinetry and bar was custom designed and inspired by an historic New Orleans landmark. This media space in the lower level has advanced electronics components that convey with the home. There is a lower level gym, a lower level in-law suite, and a barrel roofed wine tasting room designed to keep wine at the appropriate temperatures. This Lanam Ridge home is located just east of Bloomington near College Mall, Indiana University, and cultural activities.
Rent: $5000/mo.
Contact Person: Jeff Franklin
Phone: 812-360-5333
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.zillow.com/homes/3746-commodore-trail-bloomington-IN-47408_rb/?fromHomePage=true&shouldFireSellPageImplicitClaimGA=false
Unfurnished, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 1 level home in the friendly and convenient eastside Gentry Honours neighborhood. Wonderful open and bright floor plan features tall ceilings, abundant storage, a lovely large eat-in kitchen, sunroom, laundry/mud room, screened porch, deck, fenced yard, play set and oversized garage. Fabulous neighbors, great schools (Rogers/Binford, Tri-North, North), and near city bus, 2.5 miles to campus. No smokers, no cats. Available August, annual term, renewable.
Rent: $1800/mo., plus utilities
Contact Person: Meredith
Phone: 812-340-4712
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://1drv.ms/1EnND0Y
Looking for someone to take over my lease for 2016-2017. The house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom is spacious at 10'10"x12'6" - a total of 280 sq. inches. It has two lovely windows (one facing south and the other facing west), a closet, and a private bathroom. The medium size room is 10'5"x10'10" - a total of 255 sq. inches. The smallest room is 8'10"x8'10" - a total of 212 sq. inches. The house has lovely natural light. There is a front room, huge living room with fireplace, a kitchen (unfortunately no dishwasher), along with a large storage closet, a laundry room with hook-ups for washer and dryer, off-street parking (driveway sans garage), and a nice backyard with patio and shed. The neighborhood is located across from the Cascades Golf Park and is very safe; on city bus line. No pets or smoking allowed. Available 8/1/16 – 8/1/17; move-in date around 8/1-8/8. See Craigslist URL for pictures.
Rent: $930/mo. with security depost of 1 month's rent.
Contact Person: Katie
Phone: 812-929-2951
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://bloomington.craigslist.org/apa/5637236838.html
Two bedroom, one bedroom bungalow available August 2016. Beautifully remodeled bungalow in quiet neighborhood close to campus (2 miles) and I-37 (1 mile). This newly remodeled 2 bedroom/1 bath home has tons of character. The home was renovated in the summer of 2012. The kitchen was completely remodeled along with the bathroom. The home has a beautiful front porch, sky light in kitchen, built in bookshelf, and a one-car attached garaged. Perfect for grad student or visiting faculty. Cosmetic and structural upgrades were made to the rest of the home to make it a neighborhood gem. All new appliances including washer and dryer in garage. May consider a tenant with a cat or dog with additional deposit and meeting your animal. Call or text for more information or to arrange a private viewing. More details and photos at URL provided.
Rent: $900/mo.
Phone: 812-327-6135
Website: http://bloomington.craigslist.org/apa/5654905953.html
Two bedroom/2 bath historic bungalow available August 2016. Recently remodeled, 2 bedroom and 2 bath historical home, in very quiet neighborhood for rent in Bloomington. Perfect for graduate students, visiting faculty, or a small family. Available early-August. Some of the features include: wood floors; newer appliances in kitchen and mudroom, including washer, dryer and dishwasher; freshly painted; beautiful limestone front porch with porch swing (and cushion/pillows); fenced-in backyard; 2-miles from IU Campus, one mile from I-37; on bus route; 2 car garage. Pet consider with references, an introduction to pet, and a deposit. There is a fenced-in backyard. More details and photos at URL provided.
Rent: $1,125/mo. plus utilities. Weekly garbage removal and lawn care included in rent
Phone: 812-327-6135
Website: http://bloomington.craigslist.org/apa/5654938137.html
Historic home in Bloomington's near west side available for year-long rental August 1, 2016 through July 31, 2017. Elegant, spacious (1700 sq. ft.) two-bedroom/one bath home in desirable location just blocks from courthouse square, B-line trail, and farmers' market; 20-minute walk to campus. This beautifully restored and maintained gingerbread house with steamboat porch perched above leafy block of similarly well-kept homes boasts hardwood floors, 12-foot ceilings, huge windows and generous-sized rooms. Updated bathroom and farmhouse-style kitchen with modern amenities. Washer and dryer, radiator heat, ceiling fans in every room. Wooden deck off kitchen leads to large fenced-in backyard with mature trees, garden shed, and opportunities for gardening. References checked. Please contact via email for more information. Pictures available on URL provided.
Rent: $1250/mo., with one-month deposit
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://bloomington.craigslist.org/apa/5667227499.html
Charming two bedroom one bath house very close to Bryan Park available July 15th (possibly earlier) for a year-long lease. Bright with lots of windows, hardwood floors, central air for A/C and heat, set back from the street in a little oasis among the trees. Off-street parking (uncovered, garage not included), breezeway, washer/dryer, dishwasher, tub/shower, private fenced-in backyard & patio (6 ft fence), brand new roof, and full unfinished basement for storage. Beginning date: July 18, 2016; ending date: July 17, 2016.
Rent: $1200/mo., plus utilities
Contact Person: Linda Baden
Phone: 812-988-0025
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://bloomington.craigslist.org/apa/5649499958.html
Charming three bedroom, one bath ranch on Bloomington's east side. Conveniently located in the Green Acres neighborhood, this house sits just off of 3rd Street and is very close to the bus route, College Mall and the IU Campus. Ideal for graduate students and/or a young family looking for a quiet, family-friendly environment. Lawn care and snow removal provided. Home comes with large backyard, patio, and carport. Amenities include: hardwood floors, new granite countertop and dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, range, washer and dryer. No pets allowed. Ready for mid-August move in. Please call for more information.
Rent: Rent is $1350/month plus utilities (gas, electric, water), TV/internet and trash stickers.
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In 2013, the Milwaukee Film Festival was proud to pay tribute to acclaimed writer/producer/director George Tillman Jr. Born and raised in Milwaukee, WI (where he attended John Marshall High School), Tillman directed his first feature film, SCENES FOR THE SOUL, in 1991. But it was his follow-up-- SOUL FOOD-- that made him a household name. From there, Tillman went on to direct MEN OF HONOR (starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and Robert De Niro), then shifted gears to become executive producer of SOUL FOOD: THE SERIES for Showtime, and co-producer of BARBERSHOP (the most profitable African-American-themed film of all time), BARBERSHOP 2: BACK IN BUSINESS, BEAUTY SHOP, and the 1970s-inspired ROLL BOUNCE. After nearly a decade away, Tillman returned to directing with NOTORIOUS, the edgy biopic of slain rapper Notorious B.I.G., followed by the action film FASTER, starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Billy Bob Thornton.
On Saturday, September 28, George Tillman Jr. took the stage at the Oriental Theatre for a one-night-only screening of his latest film, THE INEVITABLE DEFEAT OF MISTER AND PETE. Joined by the film's writer, fellow Milwaukee native Michael Starrbury, as well as the young stars of the film (Skylan Brooks and Ethan Dizon), Tillman stood before a sold-out Milwaukee Festival crowd, screened his film, took part in an audience Q+A, and accepted a mayoral proclamation declaring September 28 "George Tillman Jr. Day."
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