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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - The MIT women's basketball team fell to Springfield College, 81-62, in a NEWMAC contest on Thursday night. Karen Kinnaman paced the Engineers (3-11, 0-6 NEWMAC) with 17 points and eight rebounds. The Pride's (13-4, 6-1 NEWMAC) Courtney Parvin played all 40 minutes, posting a game-high 23 points on 10-of-15 shooting. With the win, Springfield earned sole possession of first place in the conference standings.
Springfield quickly built a 4-0 lead 30 seconds into the contest. Kimberly Eri Soo Hoo's three-pointer put MIT on the scoreboard at 17:02. The Pride went on to build a nine-point advantage (14-5), their largest of the half, during the next 2:30. Tech responded by going on an 8-0 run to cut the deficit to 14-13 at 12:37. Springfield outscored MIT, 9-2, in a three-minute span, pushing the margin to eight (23-15).
The Engineers orchestrated an impressive run that resulted in a 24-23 lead with 6:40 remaining. The scoring spree was sparked by a jumper from Kinnaman. Jordan Wirfs-Brock registered back-to-back baskets before Michal Ruchelsman drained a three-pointer for the lead. A pair of free-throws by Kacey Wunsch momentarily gave the Pride the advantage, until Kinnaman knotted the game at 25 by sinking one-of-two from the charity stripe. A lay up by Courtney Parvin gave Springfield the lead for good at 5:14. MIT remained in striking distance at the intermission, trailing 37-32.
Erin Schwartz registered the Pride's first point of the second stanza by sinking a free throw after one minute had expired. A free throw by Kinnaman followed by a trey from Joanna Natsios brought the Engineers within two. Springfield rattled off nine unanswered points, extending its lead to 47-38. MIT was able to narrow the margin to four (48-44) with 12:02 left to play. However, the Pride posted its first double-figure lead of the night less than two minutes later. The Engineers came within nine points on three occasions, the last time at the 8:07 mark. Springfield outscored Tech, 19-9, to close the game.
Cherelle Walls reached double-figures for the third game in a row, finishing with 10 points and five rebounds. Joanna Natsios posted a career-high eight points on 3-of-4 shooting, including a perfect 2-of-2 from beyond the arc. Christa Margossian added eight points while Kimberly Eri Soo Hoo contributed seven. Jordan Wirfs-Brock also had a career night by posting four points in the run that gave MIT its only lead of the game.
Springfield's Kacey Wunsch finished with 21 points, by hitting 7-of-10 from the floor and 7-of-9 from the charity stripe. Tara McCarthy had a solid showing, tallying 18 points, six rebounds, five assists, three steals and one block.
The next game for MIT will be on Saturday, Jan. 29 at 12:00 p.m. when it hosts Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

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Alvin Epstein, starring (finally) as Lear, at La MaMa through July 2.
A King Lear who just might throw a chair at you
By Jerry Tallmer.
King Lear was sitting in his Chrysler Minivan in Brooklyn Heights, waiting for the parking-okay hour of 11 a.m, the morning after his opening night at Ellen Stewarts La MaMa on East 4th Street. The drama runs three and a half hours, so Lear, also known as Alvin Epstein, hadnt had much sleep.
I think it went well, he said over the telephone once his vehicle was safe from ticketing. From the audience response, you could say very well. Of course my own impressions vary. Some nights Im happy. Some nights I think could be better.
In the spring of 1956 this same Alvin Epstein had brought forth, with shuddering brilliance, what to this playgoer will always be the definitive Lucky the slave in the first New York staging, on Broadway, of Samuel Becketts Waiting for Godot.
Three months earlier, January 1956 exactly 50 years ago, he cheerfully now observed the same Alvin Epstein had appeared as the Fool to Orson Welless Lear in a tumultuous, short-lived (21 performances) New York City Center production of Welless vision of Shakespeares tragedy. (Among other events, the king-sized actor-directors two sprained ankles had forced him to play Lear first with a crutch, then from a wheelchair.)
Welles was 41 at the time. Alvin Epstein was 31, and maybe one-third the others size.
They called me to audition when I was on tour with [Marcel] Marceau. I came back to New York and auditioned for Welles in his hotel suite on Park Avenue. I wanted to play Edmund the bastard chief villain of Lear and it all went very cordially. I left, went home on the subway to my family uptown on 218th Street, and as I walked in the door my father said: Orson Welles called. He wants you to play the Fool.
Was your father impressed?
I dont know, but I can hardly imagine he wasnt. He was a very good family doctor named Harry Epstein. My mother, Goldie Epstein, had died in 1946.
The year after his mothers death, Alvin Epstein, whod been with the Field Artillery in Europe during the war, went back to Paris to study mime for four years under the great Etienne Decroux. Who will reenter this story some paragraphs hence.
Had Alvin, when he was playing Lears poor, doomed, truth-telling Fool, ever imagined he might one day be playing Lear himself?
No, definitely not. I dont know what I imagined, but it had nothing to do with King Lear.
Many years later maybe six or seven years ago now when Epstein was a member of Robert Brusteins American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass., he had been in a production of King Lear with F. Murray Abraham as Lear, Epstein as Gloucester, the faithful old retainer whose eyes are gouged out by Lears daughter Regan and her husband.
I wanted to play Lear, but Adrian Hall, the director, didnt want me to. So then I just put that idea to bed.
While Epstein was at ART, Brustein installed a training institute. Epstein was among the teachers, and one of his students in the very first graduating class was a young man named Ben Evett, who would someday launch his own Actors Shakespeare Project of Boston.
Around four years ago, when Bob Brustein resigned from ART, by sheer coincidence I left at the same time, came down to New York, did Tuesdays With Morrie [a big Off-Broadway hit at the Minetta Lane] and other things.
Two years ago or so, Ben Evett called on the phone one day. You wanna play Lear? I said: Yes.
It opened ASPs season last October, to a general acclaim that included, anent the shows star, the New York mag headline: Best Great Performance New York Missed. Now, at La MaMa, that performance need not be missed.
The Alvin Epstein who was 31 when he did the Fool to Welless Lear is now 81. How old does he see Lear as?
The truth of the matter is I see him as my age. I dont have to think about the age any more. If I were ten years younger, I might have to think about it.
George Orwell, in one of the greatest essays ever written in the English language Lear, Tolstoy, and the Fool asks the reader to:
Shut your eyes and think of King Lear, if possible without calling to mind any of the language. What do you see? Here at any rate is what I see: a majestic old man in a long black robe, with flowing white hair and beard, a figure out of Blakes drawings (but also, curiously, rather like Tolstoy), wandering through a storm and cursing the heavens, in company with a Fool and a lunatic. Presently the scene shifts and the old man, still cursing, still understanding nothing, is holding a dead girl in his arms while the Fool dangles on a gallows somewhere in the background.
Orwell, in short, sees Lear (and also sees Tolstoy, who hated Shakespeare and hated King Lear) as a stubborn, foolish, angry old man who refuses to face reality.
Well, thats true, said Alvin Epstein, but it barely covers the territory. Hes actually a very three-dimensional character.
Has Epstein ever known anybody like Lear in quote, unquote, real life?
Oh yes, the actor said and some moments later said hed only thought of it, for the first time ever, on the instant the question was put Oh yes, Etienne Decroux. He had many of the same symptoms as Lear, a most ferocious temper he could not control, ultimately very self-destructive, coupled with great affection and love. Would attack people he loved, physically even. Would throw chairs at them.
He was a genius of sorts and could have had a great company, building on [Jean-Louis] Barrault and Marceau and other people, but he destroyed it all. Short pause. I also think he had stage fright. Which, Alvin Epstein said when the point was pressed, he himself does not, though there might have been fleeting occasions over the years.
I think from Shakespeares words, he said, you can deduce that Lear was a very good and beloved king. You dont give your kingdom away to daughters you despise. The Fool loves him overtly, Kent loves him overtly, Cordelia loves him but cant tell him. So hes obviously a beloved person, with just this tragic flaw of a furious temper. And he knows it. He asks the gods, when hes going mad: Keep me in temper
Anybody who can play sweet-tempered Morrie Schwartz one year, raging-tempered Lear the next, and make us believe them both, can come tune my piano any time.
KING LEAR. By William Shakespere. Directed by Patrick Swanson. A production by the Actors Shakespeare Project of Boston, through July 2 at La MaMa E.T.C.s Annex, (box office) 47-A East 4th Street, (212) 475-7710.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 20, 2007) - A first-ever trip to the Preseason WNIT, road games to BIG EAST foe Georgetown, SEC challenger Alabama and Atlantic 10 Tournament Champion Xavier, six 2007 postseason tournament participants, and 13 home contests all await the ETSU women's basketball team as head coach Karen Kemp announced her 2007-08 schedule Monday.
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ETSU then embarks on a five-game road trip, marking its longest of the season. The trip spans from Dec. 6 through Jan. 2, and includes trips to Davidson (Dec. 6), Xavier (Dec. 16), Radford (Dec. 20),
"I have always thought in order to be the best you have to compete against the best," said Kemp, whose team opens the season on the road for the eighth consecutive season. "Playing against this level of competition will only make us better and prepare us for conference play."
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By Lisa Capobianco
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With the lost of the SOAR program last May due to budget cuts, the Southington School District decided to devote its time over the summer to creating a new enrichment opportunity for gifted and talented students in all eight elementary schools and the two middle schools.
Superintendent Dr. Joseph Erardi said the new proposal stems from parental concern about the lost of the SOAR program and the hope of providing students with a new one.
"Our focus during the summertime was to recapture the immediate costs," Dr. Erardi said last week during a Board of Education meeting.
Under the new "Like Learners" program, students will have a variety of opportunities to pursue their interests inside and outside the classroom on weekdays as well as weekends.
One program would serve as collaboration between each elementary school and the Talcott Mountain Science Center in Avon. On weekdays, "like learners" will have the opportunity to interact with Talcott Mountain scientists during 30-minute "free" block of learning without losing time in the classroom.
"It is an opportunity for students to experience Talcott Mountain Science Center activities and modules without having to actually be on site [there]," said Jonathon Cop, a special education teacher at Thalberg Elementary School who helped present the proposal during last week's meeting.
Cop said students will have the opportunity to engage in web-based conversations with scientists on weekdays and weekends. They will also have access to a program called Canvas, which has similar attributes to Blackboard, but with an improved navigation system.
"This is a re-branding of Talcott Mountain Science Center," Dr. Erardi said during the meeting. "We are very pleased to be a part of it, and every building will be unique in the way that it is delivered to the students."
Another opportunity involves a partnership with Middlesex Community College in Meriden, where gifted students in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades can attend Saturday classes for two sessions per year, according to Kim Kalat, a social studies teacher of DePaolo Middle School and Mark Hughes, the president of Meriden's Board of Education. Gifted and talented students of the Meriden school district already started these classes last year.
"It is hands-on learning," Hughes said. "[The classes] are very engaging as they align with the Common Core and STEM, and they promote higher thinking."
Besides the enrichment programs at Middlesex College and Talcott Mountain Science Center, the proposal calls for two grants: a $250,000 grant for an enrichment program at the YMCA and a $24,000 grant to have a resident artist at all eight elementary schools for third graders. These grants have yet to receive approval from the state.
In addition to these grants, Dr. Erardi said students from all eight elementary schools will be included in the intervention convention, and all fourth graders will still have the opportunity to participate in the STEM based program at the YMCA's Camp Sloper.
"I believe we have trumped what we lost," Erardi said. "Our enrichment teachers are excited about the program, and they are going to do whatever it takes for enrichment."
Schools offer new enrichment program; Like Learners to offer new opportunities
By Lisa Capobianco


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We commissioned a PR2/Box Turtle poster from 2008 RoboGames poster artist Josh Ellingson:
We'll have 8.5"x11" posters as giveaways in our booth, so come grab one and check out our robots! You can also see more of Josh's awesome artwork in person this weekend at Wondercon in San Francisco, and you can see some making-of images in Josh's Flickr photoset.
The artwork above is licensed as Creative Commons (cc by-nc), so feel free to download and print your own.


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Unknown (UK - BD RB)
Marcus is pretty sure he's that reviewer from DVDActive but now he's not sure...
Dr Martin Harris (Liam Neeson) and his wife Liz (January Jones) arrive in Berlin for a bio-technology summit. Leaving Liz to head back to the airport to retrieve his mislaid briefcase, Martin winds up in a car accident and wakes up in the hospital.
Convincing the doctor to let him leave the hospital despite his head trauma, Martin makes his way back to the hotel and it is here that his life literally falls apart. Not only do the staff of the hotel not believe that he is who he says he is but his wife acts as if she's never met him. To make matters worse another man (Aidan Quinn) claims to be Dr. Martin Harris with exactly the same life story and reason to be in Berlin. Now with his life in pieces and seemingly not his own,
Liam Neeson: Action Hero! Following the surprise hit Taken was always going to be a tough one for Neeson. With a role that many deemed outside his comfort zone (despite being a Jedi, a superhero and a DC villain previously??) his next proper action flick (let's ignore the A-Team – that was more like he'd gone to a fancy dress party as Hannibal rather than being in an action movie) really had to deliver to stabilise his new on screen persona. Well despite being nothing all that special Unknown proves to be a great vehicle to carry on the Lian Neeson: Action Hero phase in Neeson's career and he seems pretty comfortable doing it now.
I think the clever thing here is that he's picking movies that give those sick of the overkill of CG heavy super action flicks an old school antidote of sorts. Nothing in either Taken or Unknown is all that flashy, sure Unknown has its car chases, its explosions and a bit of fighting but none of it is all really out to show off and that's a good thing. Unknown opts for slow burning thriller with some short but sweet action sequences instead and it feels quite refreshing. Martin Harris is out to kick ass, shoot guns and blow shit up, he's out to get his life back (and when he does, then he kicks ass—quite convincingly).
Really Unknown is doing exactly what the straight to DVD action films are doing but to a larger audience. Neeson is doing the movies Van Damme, Segal and to a degree Jason Statham are doing, but he's somehow more convincing a character within the mayhem (probably because it's not all about making the star look uber cool) and even though he's doing his odd Irish/American accent that's all his own (layered with a whole lot of Qui-Gonn this time out—he really does sound like him all the way through here) this still feels like a strong performance from a guy who is well regarded for his acting. It's a fine line Neeson is treading but he's treading it very well.
Talking about what Unknown is about seems a bit mean considering how heavy this movie relies on mystery so I'll try to be as broad as I can. Director Jaume Collet-Serra (recently confirmed as directing the live action Akira—let's see how far they get before it falls apart this time, shall we?) weaves together quite a few other bigger action movies. There are bits of Bourne, and the Mission Impossibles all about the movie but Unknown still creates its own thriller elements to have its own identity.
I wouldn't say there was anything special about the story and the "twist" is nowhere near as aloof as the extras imply but everything is satisfying enough and despite a fairly routine third act, Neeson makes another character that you get behind to win and really that's always a massive part of an action thriller's success. For me I wouldn't say it was as good as Taken as I found Taken to be a whole lot more exciting in its retroawesomeness and that speech on the phone "I will find you and I will kill you" is still ridiculously cool but that said, Unknown still kept me intrigued for its two hour runtime, I liked where the story went, I liked Liam Neeson: Action Hero in the last act a whole lot and even though I'll forget the specifics fairly quickly I think, this was a whole lot of fun while it lasted.
Well there's pretty much nothing wrong with the transfer here. It's incredibly sharp and detailed, black levels make everything look stylish and "cool" and the turquoise-y colour to the majority of the movie give everything quite a slick look. The night scenes mix it up with a few more golds and greens and a bit of nightclub blown out red to keep that Joel Silver produced action feel strong and really no matter the lighting, time of day or weather, Unknown looks fantastic.
Stuff like textures for clothing and the wrinkles on Neeson's face are all very well defined, the image is grain free, skin tones are pretty natural despite the overall blue-ness of everything and really all the positive things you can name with a good high definition transfer are all here to be gushed over. This is a great transfer even if cinematically the movie is a little dull for my tastes (not a good sign for Jaume Collet-Serra reported next movie, Akira. We'll see I guess).
Once again the presentation here is top notch. From the car crash near the beginning of the film, the whole DTS-HD Master Audio track rocks—strong bass, a strong score, some crisp dialogue and a punchy playful approach to the atmospherics. The dynamics of the track are also a show off element, cars zip by the screen with great effect, action sequences step everything up a notch and the explosions literally boom! On top of that everything is driven along with the score whether through tension or more exciting action elements. It's a great track and makes the movie all the more exciting because of it.
The disc opens with trailers for The Losers, The Tourist, Source Code and Animal Kingdom and then we hit the movie specific stuff. 'Unknown: The Story' (04:04 HD) is a fluffy fast paced overview of the movie and the 'Behind the Scenes' (04:23 HD) is more of the same bigging up of the movie.
'Liam Neeson: Known Action Hero' (04:42 HD) looks more at Neeson and has the cast and crew hyping him up in his new action hero guise and it's not until the interviews that things start getting a little meatier. The Liam Neeson interview (08:42 SD) is okay but feels too much like he's a little too prepared to continuously recap us about the movie's specifics (and he always feels like he's about to nod off). This continues through Diane Kruger, January Jones, director Jaume Collet-Serra, and producers Joel Silver and Leonard Goldberg with very little talked about beyond sound bites about how "good the script was" and how everyone "wanted to work with Liam". Press Junket sort of stuff and nothing all that interesting really. Last up is the trailer (01:08 HD) and this whole set of features feels like I've just watched a TV special about the movie rather than a disc's worth of extras.
Well the audio and video departments work absolute wonders but the throw away extras let the release down somewhat so it's lucky Unknown proves to be solid old school action movie that fans of Liam Neeson: Action Hero should enjoy even if the routine thriller at the core of this movie will be forgotten not long after seeing it.
* Note: The images below are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page. Full-resolution captures are available by clicking individual images, but due to .jpg compression they are not necessarily representative of the quality of the transfer.
Review by Marcus Doidge
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 18th July 2011
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-MD Master Audio 5.1 English, LPCM 2.0 Stereo English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Featurettes, Trailer
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Jaume Collet-Serra
Cast: Liam Neeson, January Jones, Diane Kruger
Genre: Mystery and Thriller
Length: 113 minutes
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Appendix I
Rules, Regulations, and Statutory Requirements
A. Student Conduct and Discipline
The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at Dallas have rules and regulations for the orderly and efficient conduct of their business. It is the responsibility of each student and each student organization to be knowledgeable about the rules and regulations which govern student conduct and activities. General information on student conduct and discipline is contained in the U.T. Dallas publication, A to Z Guide, which is provided to all registered students each academic year.
The University of Texas at Dallas administers student discipline within the procedures of recognized and established due process. Procedures are defined and described in the Rules and Regulations, Board of Regents, The University of Texas System, Series 50101, and in Title V, Rules on Student Services and Activities, Chapter 49 of the university's Handbook of Operating Procedures. Copies of these rules and regulations are available to students in the Office of the Dean of Students, where staff are available to assist students in interpreting the rules and regulations (SU 1.602, 972/883-6391).
A student at the university neither loses the rights nor escapes the responsibilities of citizenship. He or she is expected to obey federal, state, and local laws as well as the Regents' Rules, university regulations, and administrative rules. Students are subject to discipline for violating its standards of conduct whether such conduct takes place on or off campus, or whether civil or criminal penalties are also imposed for such conduct.
1. Academic Dishonesty
The faculty expects from its students a high level of responsibility and academic honesty. Because the value of an academic degree depends upon the absolute integrity of the work done by the student for that degree, it is imperative that a student demonstrate a high standard of individual honor in his or her scholastic work.
Scholastic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, statements, acts or omissions related to applications for enrollment or the award of a degree, and/or the submission as one's own work of material that is not one's own. As a general rule, scholastic dishonesty involves one of the following acts: cheating, plagiarism, collusion and/or falsifying academic records. Students suspected of academic dishonesty are subject to disciplinary proceedings.
2. Campus Solicitations
"Solicitations," as defined by the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, means the sale, lease, rental of any property, product, merchandise, publication, or service, whether for immediate or future delivery; an oral statement or the distribution or display of printed material, merchandise, or product that is designed to encourage the purchase, use or rental of any property, product, merchandise, publication, or service; the oral or written appeal or request to join an organization other than a registered student, faculty, or staff organization; the receipt of or request for any gift or contribution; or the request to support or oppose or to vote for or against a candidate, issue, or proposition appearing on the ballot at any election pursuant to state or federal law or local ordinances. All solicitations on the U.T. Dallas campus must conform to the Regents' Rules, copies of which are available in the offices of the President, Executive Vice President and Provost, Vice Presidents, and Deans, and in numerous other administrative offices and the library.
Hazing, submission to hazing, or failure to report first-hand knowledge of the planning or occurrence of specific hazing incidents is prohibited by state law and, in addition to disciplinary actions, is punishable by fines up to $10,000 and confinement in county jail for up to two years. Moreover, any hazing offense that causes the death of another person is a state jail felony. Hazing is defined by state law as, ''...any intentional, knowing, or reckless act, occurring on or off the campus of an educational institution, by one person alone or acting with others, directed against a student, that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of pledging, being initiated into, affiliating with, holding office in, or maintaining membership in an organization." Any person who reports a specific hazing incident involving a student to the Dean of Students is immune from civil or criminal liability that he/she might otherwise incur as a result of the report. Any persons who have further questions about hazing or activities that may be considered hazing should call the Dean of Students office at (972) 883-6391.
Unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material may subject students to civil and criminal penalties. All UT Dallas syllabi are required to include, whether in text or a hyperlink, student conduct policies including a copyright notice. This notice directs students to UT Dallas' Policy Regarding Photocopying Copyrighted Materials (UTD PP 1043) and UT System's copyright website. Further, the Director of Information Security is identified as the University's contact for copyright questions or concerns. See www.utdallas.edu/copyright.
4. Other Disciplinary Situations
Any student organization as a group is subject to disciplinary action or revocation of registration as a student organization for violation of a rule or regulation of The University of Texas System or The University of Texas at Dallas.
B. Grievances Procedures
The University of Texas at Dallas is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, or veteran status in its provision of services, activities, and programs, and in its treatment of students. Students seeking further information about this policy or related complaint procedures for alleged discrimination or sexual harassment should contact the Dean of Students. The dean will follow the procedures for student grievances that are found in Title V, Rules on Student Services and Activities, Chapter 51, summarized below.
Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination. Such harassment is defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature. Suggestions that academic or employment reprisals or rewards will follow the refusal or granting of sexual favors, also constitute sexual harassment. The full text of the University's "Sexual Harassment Policy and Procedure" may be found in the Administrative Policies and Procedures Manual, Section D, D11-115.0.
Any student who perceives that he or she has been subject to any form of discrimination as defined above may file a written complaint with the Dean of Students using the following procedures:
C. Academic Appeals
· Procedures for student grievances are found in Title V, Chapter 51, Rules on Student Services and Activities, of the university's Handbook of Operating Procedures. In attempting to resolve any student grievance regarding grades, evaluations, or other fulfillments of academic responsibility, it is the obligation of the student first to make a serious effort to resolve the matter with the instructor, supervisor, administrator, or committee chair with whom the grievance originated (hereafter called "the respondent.") within sixty (60) calendar days after the date on which the decision was first rendered. Individual faculty members retain primary responsibility for assigning grades and evaluations
· If the matter cannot be resolved in discussions between the student and the respondent, the student grievant can submit a written appeal to the respondent's department/program head with a copy to the respondent clearly specifying the basis of the appeal and stating the remedies the student is seeking. This written appeal MUST be submitted no later than the sixty-fifth day after the date on which the decision in dispute was first rendered by the respondent. Within ten business days while classes are in session, the respondent will provide both the student and the department/program head with a written response. The department/program head will have 10 business days to review all submissions and provide a written response to the student and respondent (an extension to this timeline may be granted by the school dean for good cause). In determining the validity of the grievance, the department head should be guided by the principle that the burden is on the grievant to show that the decision is arbitrary and capricious. If the department/program head decides that the grievance be granted, he/she will also provide a decision on how to resolve the dispute.
D. Privacy Act: Student Records
E. The Student-Right-To-Know and Campus Security Act
In compliance with the Student-Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act, The University of Texas at Dallas collects specified information on campus crime statistics, campus security policies, and institutional completion or graduation rates. The university publishes an annual report of campus security policies and crime statistics and distributes copies during registration.
F. Emergency Response, Fire Safety, and Security
Emergency Response: In the event of an emergency or natural disaster the campus community will be notified as prominently as possible through several means of communication. This includes Campus Alert E-mail, the University's website, campus and local media, text-messaging, Fire Alarm Systems, Indoor Warning System and Outdoor Warning System. For policies and procedures, and reporting requirements please visit http://www.utdallas.edu/ehs/emergency/.
Fire Safety: The entire UT Dallas campus fire alarm system is being monitoring 24-7 via a SimplexGrinnell Information management system. This IMS operates on a fiber optic loop connected to every building fire panel on the Richardson campus. All 30 of UTD's buildings have primary reporting to the University Police and secondary reporting to EHS and EMS. For policies and procedures please visit http://www.utdallas.edu/ehs/firelifesafety/.
Gang-free Zones: Premises owned, rented or leaded by The University of Texas at Dallas, and areas within 1,000 feet of the premises are "gang-free" zones. Certain criminal offenses, including those involving gang-related crimes, will be enhanced to the next highest category of offense if committed in a gang-free zone by an individual 17 years or older. See Texas Penal Code, Section 71.028.
Missing Student Notification: The purpose of the UT Dallas Missing Persons Policy is to establish procedures for the University's response to reports of missing students as required by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008. This policy applies to students who reside in on-campus housing. For purposes of this policy, a student may be considered a "missing person" when he or she is absent from the University for more than 24 hours without any known reason. A student may also be deemed missing when his/her absence is contrary to his/her usual pattern of behavior and/or unusual circumstances may have caused the absence. Such circumstances could include, but not be limited to, a report or suspicion that the missing person may be the victim of foul play, has expressed suicidal thoughts, is drug dependent, or has been with persons who may endanger the student's welfare. All residential students will have the opportunity to designate a confidential contact to be notified by the University no more than 24 hours after the student is determined missing. Instructions will be provided on how to register that person's contact information. All reports of missing students shall be directed to the UT Dallas Police Department, which shall investigate each report and make a determination about whether the student is missing. NOTE: If a missing student is under the age of 18, and is not emancipated, the University will contact the designated confidential contact, but is also required to contact the legal guardian or parent.
G. Use of Facilities
Pursuant to the general authority of Texas Education Code Chapter 65, and the specific authority of Texas Education Code Chapter 51, the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, in Series 80101-80110 of the Rules and Regulations, promulgates rules relating to the use of buildings, grounds, and facilities for purposes other than programs and activities related to the role and mission of the U. T. System and the component institutions.
The property, buildings, or facilities owned or controlled by the U. T. System or U. T. Dallas are not open for assembly, speech, or other activities as are the public streets, sidewalks, and parks. The responsibility of the Board of Regents to operate and maintain an effective and efficient system of institutions of higher education requires that the time, place and manner of assembly, speech, and other activities on the grounds and in the buildings and facilities of the U. T. System or U. T. Dallas be regulated.
Complete copies of the regental and institutional rules and regulations are available to students in the Office of the Dean of Students where staff members are available to assist students in interpreting the rules.


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BUSINESSES will not be offered compensation when Network Rail closes major roads for up to four months at a time, the Government has said.
Transport Minister Stephen Hammond made his declaration to Wantage MP Ed Vaizey on Thursday over the £1bn electrification of the Great Western Mainline from London through Oxfordshire.
Mr Vaizey was seeking reassurances from the minister that his constituents would not be adversely affected when the rail firm closes 19 road bridges in Oxford and South Oxfordshire, including those at Steventon High Street, the A338 at Grove and the A415 at Culham.
He said: "The minister was clear there will be no offers of direct compensation to businesses affected by the work, but that other ways would be looked at to help to manage the adverse impact."
Mr Vaizey said he told the minister: "We need to ensure that only one of the major north/south road routes [in and out of Wantage] is being worked on at any one time, so that the area does not become totally gridlocked with conflicting diversions."
The MP was told a "great deal" more work may take place off-site, and Network Rail will also consider 24-hour working at key routes.


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YORK PA- With just about perfect weather for a soccer game between two top ranked soccer teams; the 12th ranked York College Spartans edged top-ranked Messiah 1-0 in their annual central Pennsylvania showdown.
The Spartans improve to 7-1 overall as they have won three straight while the Falcons fall to 8-1.
The match started with play equal to a rivalry match as soon as York took the ball to start the game. York opened up the shooting with Daniel Baxter (Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall College) taking a shot to force the Messiah goalie Brandon West to make a tough save. Messiah immediately took the possession down and challenged Spartan goalie, Brad Schmidt (Moorestown, N.J. /Delran), to make a tough save. Schmidt had to work hard to secure three more saves as the Messiah attack kept pressuring the Spartans in their defensive third.
Spartan senior Jake Hower (Lake Forest, Calif. /El Toro) added two shots on goal of his own that brought the shots on goal tally to an even four for each team as the play began to even out.
As the clock wound down for the first half, freshman Cristian Bonilla (York, Pa. /Dover Area) sent a typical looking pass to Brendan Saberton (Wilmington, Del. /Salesianum). Saberton turned from about 30 yards out and fired a shot that sliced between the Falcon defenders and an and diving West to find the back of the net for the goal. Saberton's goal was his second goal of the season with less than a minute left in the half.
On the goal Saberton stated, "I didn't know how much time was left I just turned and shot, luckily I didn't waste time. I was just really excited to get the chance to score and go into the half with the lead."
With Saberton's shot the Spartans were able to head into the half with a 1-0 lead and a 5-4 advantage in shots on goal.
The Spartans took the field in the second half with a determined look against the Messiah attack. The play went back and forth with York and Messiah locked in a heavyweight bout. Messiah kept looking as though it would have a chance, but time and again the stout York defenders turned the hopeful Falcons away. Patrick Ward (Prince George, Va. /Prince George) constantly appeared whenever a Messiah forward seemed to have an advantage and helped deter the chance of a shot. The second half featured only one shot on goal for each team with Charlie Versen (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. /The Masters) taking the shot for the Spartans.
The match ended with deserving celebration by the Spartan squad.
After the game, head coach Mark Ludwig commented on the win. "We have a pretty good rivalry going with Messiah as we are 5-4-2 in our last 11 with them. So, I entered the locker room before the game and asked the team to raise their hands if they have ever beaten Messiah. Only two people were able to raise their hands. One was our fifth year senior forward Taylor Brummitt (Annapolis, Md. / Annapolis) and the other was me. Following the game we asked the question again and now everyone could raise their hands."
The Spartans lost at Messiah in overtime in last year's regular season game in Grantham. The two teams then engaged in an epic double overtime tie in last year's NCAA Division III Sweet 16. The Falcons advanced on penalty kicks in ending York's fantastic 2012 season. York's last win over the Falcons came on October 7, 2009 when the Green and White blanked the Falcons 2-0.
Messiah outshot York 14-12 in total shots but York had a 6-5 edge in shots on goal. The Falcons had a 9-3 margin in corner kicks including a 6-1 advantage in the category in the first half.
Schmidt notched five saves as he recorded his fourth shutout of the year. Schmidt is riding a scoreless streak of 286:34 with three straight clean sheets. West had five saves for the Falcons.
The Spartans now look ahead to this Saturday, September 28 in their match against a 6-2 University of Mary Washington squad. The game marks the opening of the Spartans 2013 Capital Athletic Conference schedule. The Spartans have won four straight Capital Athletic Conference championships and will begin the journey for five straight starting Saturday at 2:00 pm at Graham Field.
Story by Nate Caruso – York College Assistant Director of Athletic Communications


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My son is 3mo old and I am just curious what is the "normal" nursing time and how often? I know there could be a range but what is average?
My son is 3mo old and I am just curious what is the "normal" nursing time and how often? I know there could be a range but what is average?
you mean what times of day or for how long? there's really no answer to either. when babies have unlimited access, they get into their own pattern (which then changes as soon as you learn it, ha).
Nursing, pumping, cloth-diapering, babywearing, working professor mama with the awesomest SAHD ever.
My DD nursed every 2 hours, plus some block feeding in the evening, around that time. Then usually 1-4 times during the night. I think she still was taking anywhere from 20-40 minutes at that point to finish, but it was right around then I think she started taking a little less time. When I went back to work, she had bottles about every two hours until I got home.
Mom to my sweet little "Pooper," born 10/12/11, and "Baby Brother," born 6/23/2014, and married to heavy metal husband. Working more than full-time, making healthy vegetarian meals for family, and trying to keep up with exercise routine.
There's a big range. Some 3 month old babies nurse for 5 minutes every 3 hours, and sleep for long stretches at night. Some are nursing every 1-2 hours for 20-40 minutes at a time, round the clock. I don't know if anyone has established an official "average" between those extremes. I'd guess, however, that by 3 months many babies are at least giving mom a single 3-5 hour sleep stretch at night. But that's just a guess!
Normal is just a setting on the dryer. Got that from FB. My kids were so different. My DD nursed very frequently every 1-2 hours for like 20 minutes. She was a terrbile sleeper. Only cat napped. Up a lot at night. My son on the other hand had no problem going at least 3hrs between. I have no idea how long he nursed for...sometimes a while,s ometimes not. He sleeps pretty well too.
Proud mom of 2:
DD 5/2008 nursed for 3 years and 3 months.
DS born 8/2011 nursing like a champ
Sorry for the short responses...always, always, always NAK or holding a baby
You can call me JoMo!
Mom to baby boy Joe, born 5/4/09 and breastfed for more than two and a half years, and baby girl Maggie, born 7/9/12.
Is he doing something to make you thing he's not "normal"?
Proud mom of 2:
DD 5/2008 nursed for 3 years and 3 months.
DS born 8/2011 nursing like a champ
Sorry for the short responses...always, always, always NAK or holding a baby
At 3 months we had a good stretch of 4 hour sleeps followed by a quick nursing and then another solid 3 hours.
But that was 3 months.
Months 4 and 5... errr... not so much.
As soon as you figure out what's "normal" for your kid, teething, growing, illness, the moon, you name it will change it.
Mama to Viv since 4/08/12 -- my all natural post-breast cancer miracle baby
with just one breast. So far so good.
He nurses for about 25-30min anywhere from 2-4 hours during the day and up to 6.5 at night. I was just curious how long it takes for a baby his age to nurse a full feeding. It seems like a long time. And when he goes 4+ hours it isn't that long but 25min every two hours is a lot!


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Ticketmaster Collaborates With Artists And Promoters To Shove Scalpers Aside
from the nothing-at-face-value dept
Ticketmaster execs decry the scalper market, and claim it's not fair to artists, who don't get any of the scalper's profits; under the TicketExchange deals, it divides the revenues with artists and concert promoters. This is all pretty bizarre: if Ticketmaster wants to jack up ticket prices, it seems like it would just raise them upfront. It's also not clear why the company thinks that it's abhorrent for scalpers to charge consumers high prices, but it's perfectly okay for Ticketmaster to charge them prices over the tickets' face value. This news will hardly endear the company further to consumers, and probably won't help it with government regulators, either.


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Graduate Catalog
2013 – 2014
Office of Graduate Studies and Extended Education
McKelvie Hall, 102 W. Rosedale Avenue
West Chester University
West Chester, PA 19383
Phone: 610-436-2943
Fax: 610-436-2763
Revised May 2013
Swope Music Building and the Performing Arts Center
West Chester University
West Chester, PA 19383
Dr. Blair, Dean
Dr. Burton, Graduate Coordinator
Note: Effective July 1, 2004, the School of Music became part of the College of Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) with the departments of Applied Music (combining the areas of instrumental, keyboard, and vocal/choral music); Music Education; and Music Theory, History, and Composition.
Note: Effective July 1, 2004, the School of Music became part of the College of Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA). The Scool of Music has three departments: Applied Music (combining the areas of instrumental, keyboard, and vocal/choral music); Music Education; and Music Theory, History, and Composition.
The School of Music offers programs leading to the master of music degree in music education, performance, music history or music theory/composition, and piano pedagogy. Course selections to meet degree requirements are made by candidates in consultation with their advisers and with consideration of the candidates' goals, abilities, needs, and interests.
The Samuel Barber Institute for Music Educators offers an innovative combination of traditional academic courses and special subjects seminars featuring nationally renowned leaders in 21st century music education. These courses may be applied to NASM-accredited master's degrees in music education, applied music, piano pedagogy, music history and literature, and music theory as well as meeting requirements for teacher certification renewal and professional growth. Master's degrees in the School of Music may be earned through an intensive four-summer program or a combination of regular semester and summer studies. Contact the coordinator of graduate studies for details on these programs.
In addition to meeting the general requirements for admission to a degree program at West Chester University, music applicants are considered on the basis of academic record, interviews, School of Music Graduate Admission Test, portfolio review in composition, and auditions for performance programs.
Prior to enrollment all applicants must (1) Possess appropriate undergraduate degrees and may be required to remedy not more than 12 credits of deficiency (2) Schedule interviews with the graduate coordinator and appropriate department chairperson in the School of Music.
The areas of concentration, directed electives, and free electives are described fully in a student handbook compiled by, and available from, the graduate coordinator of the School of Music, and on the CVPA website.
During the first semester or summer session in which graduate music courses are taken, each graduate student must take the School of Music Graduate Admission Test. This examination will be administered twice each semester and twice during the summer session to allow the greatest degree of accessibility for students and to facilitate student progress through degree curricula.
The examination will assess student competencies in music history/literature and music theory including skills and knowledge of two areas: (1) Music history/literature - styles, forms, and genres of all major periods of music history, representative composers and their works, and philosophical and societal issues relating to music history. This knowledge will be assessed through a combination of written questions and aural listening exam. (2) Music theory - music terminology, part-writing techniques, analysis of harmonic and melodic structures, basic arranging and composition, and aural skills. These skills and knowledge will be assessed through a combination of written and aural questions.
Contact the graduate coordinator for the School of Music for test dates and registration forms for the School of Music Graduate Admission Test.
Each degree candidate is individually responsible for satisfying degree candidacy and graduation requirements stated elsewhere in this catalog and for meeting deadline dates for the May, August, or December graduation, as appropriate.
(Formerly the departments of Instrumental, Keyboard, and Vocal/Choral Music)
Dr. Hanning, Chairperson
Click here for more information on programs in applied music.
Dr. Burton, Chairperson
Click here for more information on programs in music education.
Dr. Maggio, Chairperson
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence says President Donald Trump is "actively considering when and how" to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a decision opposed by the Palestinians.
Pence was speaking at a New York City event Tuesday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the United Nations vote that led to the founding of Israel.
Trump in June backed off a campaign pledge on the embassy move as his Mideast envoy sought to reinvigorate peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
The Trump administration is facing an upcoming deadline on whether to move the embassy. The White House said in June that the president was only delaying -- not abandoning -- his campaign pledge to relocate the embassy.
Pence is traveling to Israel next month.


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An update from Katie, a sophomore majoring in dance, international studies and human rights:
This has certainly been an adventure… I have had the time of my life. Africa has far exceeded my expectations – my time here has been incredible in every sense of the word. I don't even know how to put it into words, it's just too much and still sinking in. But I know I must, because I don't want to forget a single detail of my time here – the people, their smiles, the way the food tastes, the sounds of the land waking me up, the unreal green everywhere I look.
This entire experience has been so physically and emotionally and spiritually and intellectually overwhelming that I have to remind myself it's really happening. I know this will require more than a week's worth of reflection… I will think back to my experiences here for the rest of my life. I hope it informs my future choices, career path, lifestyle… I know that's a tall order, but I have complete confidence that it will. And I know that I will come back many, many times. I just know it.
First of all, I adore the group of people we are here in Uganda with… I love them so so much. Empower African Children is just the most incredible non-profit, so honest and genuine and transparent. So much momentum and desire to more forward, grow, and change lives. We are with Frank Roby, the CEO, and his wife, Linda, as well as two staff members, Courtney, who works in the Dallas office, and Jeremy, who works here in the Kampala office. Then the 6 amazing students, all our age, spending the week with us: Maureen, Faith, Brian, Daniel, Willington, and Simon Peter. Ugandans and Americans, blacks and whites, students and adults, all together, all friends. We've only spent 3 days together and already, we're a family. I can't imagine how much closer we'll become in the next 3 days.
Kampala is an interesting city. Coming from Kigali – organized, clean, and beautiful – Kampala left an unpleasant first impression. It's very crowded and very loud and dirty and the traffic is the most frustrating and horrific phenomenon I've ever witnessed. However, it has slowly started to grow on me. There are hidden gems within this place, you just have to look past the chaos and urban slums. Even so, it was really refreshing to get away from Kampala and spend time out in rural Uganda. I feel much more in my element there, much more at home. My heart longs for the red dirt roads and the endless green, the cows and the goats and the chickens, the children running free and the sky gorgeous both in its clear blue warmth and in blankets of rain-filled clouds.
We spent the early afternoon touring Sunrise School, a little patch of heaven on earth that is so much more than a school. We saw classrooms and a garden, the health clinic – Grace Family Health Center, the community programs, including an artisan group of 25 women making crafts, as well as the camp grounds and guest house where we stayed the night.
I particularly enjoyed touring the health clinic with Moses, a gentle and nurturing man, eager to show us around. The center provides pre-natal and maternity care to women in the community who would otherwise have no access to it. Rural women have 2 options: spend all their money on transport into the city and hospital fees or deal with pregnancy and childbirth entirely on their own, putting their own health and their baby's health at risk. I've read so much about neglected maternal health care (Nicholas Kristoff's Half the Sky) but now that my older sister is expecting and I have a little niece or nephew on the way, it resonates so much more.
After taking a refreshing and filling lunch of local food (Maureen guided me through and made me try absolutely everything), we began our service projects. They threw us immediately into the work with a long hike up to the top of a steep hill through grass taller than me. It was quite invigorating and so nice to use my legs! And of course, the view from the top was astounding. There, we gathered grass, tied it up into bundles, and carried it down the hill atop our heads in the African custom. My body was created to move and sweat, my muscles to work hard, and my lungs to breathe fresh air. Then, I painted the labor room in the health center a bright and striking green. The process was very informal and haphazard, little planning or regulation, but the fact is – it was a stark improvement in appearance from before. Ugandans and Americans: we toiled together to benefit a community.
While some of us painted, the rest thatched a roof over a small vaccination area (vaccinations are offered free to the community each Thursday) with the grass we gathered. We finished the afternoon worn out, totally covered in paint and dirt and dust, itching from the grass and smiling altogether. God was with us and the day was lovely.
While resting between work and supper, I stumbled upon a little girl, Agnes. She immediately ran away from me, not from fear, but from wanting me to chase her! She was such a spirited girl, quick in her movements and bright in her eyes. She was also dirty and sick, with wounds all over her skin and gashes full of dust on the soles of her small feet. I don't know who she belonged to or where she came from, but I know she wanted me as her friend. I picked her up and spun her around, tickled her to the ground, and locked my eyes into hers without looking away. She touched my heart in those few sweet moments.
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text: My baby was sleeping through the night two months ago and now for the last few weeks he has been waking up every hour. The only way to calm him down or make him go back to bed is to give him the boob. He sleeps in bed with me. I try to put him in his crib but he just wakes up the second I lay him down there. I don't know what to do. Let him cry himself to sleep? Continue letting him use me as a pacifier? I only breastfeed or I pump and he gets a bottle when I'm at work. Any advice would be great because I'm exhausted and need to function during the day work. I think I've created a monster by giving him the boob whenever he wants it.


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San Jose-based artist David Canavese must be some sort of Jedi. Make that, a paper Jedi. He can take paper products of varying thickness, whether they're typing paper or index cards, and add some white clue to create super small Star Wars ships.
Oh, did I say Canavese doesn't use tweezers or magnification? Well, he doesn't. He must use mind tricks.
While certainly not all his work is Star Wars themed, here are some of his Star Wars pieces. There is a "Mobquet Medium Transport" (above) from the Star Wars comic book series Dark Empire.
Below, you can see a 6-inch long Millennium Falcon, which took over eight hours to complete, as well as a 2.25-inch long Blockade Runner from Star Wars: A New Hope, which took over a week to finish.
More recently, he's been working on a Pincer-Class Heavy Transport from the graphic novel Star Wars: X-wing Rogue Squadron - The Phantom Affair.
If you want to know more about Canavese (and why the hell wouldn't you?), check out his Facebook page or his official site in the links below.
Otherlife Art [Facebook]
Otherlife [Official Site via Obvious Winner]
Otherlife Art [Etsy]


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Chris Brown and Flo Rida celebrate producer Cool's birthday with Hennessy V.S in Miami
Earlier this week, Chris Brown, FloRida and Hennessy V.S put on a show at the Dream nightclub in Miami to celebrate their industry pal's birthday and proved they are some "Wild Ones." The festivities were thrown for music producer Cool of Cool & Dre. Chris Brown performed a set of his hits and rapper Flo Rida later hit the stage to conduct a Happy Birthday song for the producer who has mixed hits for everyone from Fat Joe to Lil Wayne.
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