Idaho Indymedia Center Posters and updates check out the media Carta Campaign Rocking the Boat ID. idaho musicians are using their be held at the Emmett High school football field http://idaho.indymedia.org/
Extractions: mailing lists ... imc network Moscow Resolution Rebuffs USA-PATRIOT Act On June 7, 2004, the Moscow City Council approved an ordinance calling for repeal or amendment of the Patriot Act on a 5/1 vote. It is the 324th municipality to have passed such a resolution. Many Muslims in Moscow were interrogated or questioned by the FBI in 2003, leaving the community intimidated and fearful. The USA Patriot Act contains many provisions allowing for surveillance and detention of individuals without probable cause. Detainees may be denied access to legal counsel and may be held indefinitely without being charged regardless of whether or not they are citizens.
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Extractions: Phone: (208) 454-1426 / Fax: (208) 459-7846 This page provides access to important library resources linked through the Vallivue Middle School Media Center. We hope this information will be helpful to you. If you need to contact the VMS Media Center, our hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Happy Browsing! Click here to access
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Extractions: links donate sf-active imc network Anti-G8, Biotech Reclaim the Streets Energetic, Contained Quickly; Scores Arrested A festive atmosphere, a rousing rendition of NWA's "Fuck the Police" that got bystanders singing along, and upwards of 2-300 people couldn't prevent last night's Reclaim the Streets/Anti-G8 Mutant March from ending quickly. All in all, over 160 people were arrested, most for failure to disperse, and one Santa Cruz IMC reporter was beaten and arrested. Most were released after receiving a citation within a few hours of being processed. Photos Opposition to the G8's rapacious agenda and the corporate-dominated biotech industry takes the form of a march and street party this evening. Starting at 5 pm from UN Plaza near Powell BART, the party, organized by West Coast G8 and SF Reclaim the Streets , will end up at an as-of-yet undisclosed location. Attendees are encouraged to dress in mutant attire.
Bishop Kelly High School - Boise, Idaho Library, Health Information Consultant, Reference Librarian; idaho Statesman, Newsroom and Parents The goal of the school library media center is to http://www.bk.org/faculty/nvandinter.htm
Extractions: The goal of the school library media center is to create a foundation for lifelong learning. We prepare students to effectively access, evaluate and synthesize the print and electronic resources that are available to them from a wide variety of sources. Bishop Kelly High School's Mission as a Catholic, Christian educational community is to develop the
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Extractions: IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY FACULTY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES November 19, 1996 The meeting was called to order by President David Hanson at 3:45 p.m. Attendance: John Bakken, Bob Gold, David Hanson, Brian Hawk, Darwin Gravatt, Anza Ketterman, Prescilla LaHann, Paul Naas, Kathy Priddy, Scott Rasmussen, Jim Weimer. Absent/Excused: Dennis Vittetoe Approval of the Minutes: Motion : It was moved and seconded to approve the minutes of the meeting of October 16. Carried unanimously. Report of the President * Bob Stites has been appointed to the Facilities Access Committee . * Kevin West was accepted by Faculty Senate to serve on the Parking Board; however, he has a class at that time and is unable to attend the meetings. Anyone with a suggestion for a replacement should give names to David Hanson. * There was brief discussion regarding the overview of the University Computer Systems Advisory Committee . It was pointed out there is money available for computer needs. Paul stated the awards are based on need and are $500 to $1,000. Applied Tech faculty are eligible to apply for the funds. Paul also noted that if there are sufficient students and classes involved faculty can request the computer center for specific software. * Jim Gilliland was appointed to the Academic Standards Committee . * The Athletic Advisory Board has put together a ten-year gender equality plan.
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Idaho Human Rights Education Center :: Boise, Idaho Following is a short bibliography of media coverage for the idaho Human Rights Education November 7, 2000, idaho Statesman, school District Needs to http://www.idaho-humanrights.org/media_coverage.html
Extractions: Following is a short bibliography of media coverage for the Idaho Human Rights Education Center. Boise Public Library members may view Idaho Statesman articles at the library's Web site ( click here September 13, 2003 : "Bullies beware: They're after you." August 29, 2003 : Idaho Statesman, "Human rights center wants you: Members needed for community outreach, programs." February 23, 2003 : Idaho Falls Post Register, "Memorial a Frank Lesson, Several Idaho Falls residents were instrumental in human-rights memorial." October 1, 2002 : Idaho Statesman, "Center Responds to Attack on Boise Mosque." August 16, 2002 : Idaho Statesman, "Idaho Human Rights Memorial Opens." July 20, 2001 , Jewish Bulletin of Northern California, "New Park Will Honor Anne Frank in Idaho, Home of Supremacists," by Tom Tugend.
Boise Schools Libraries & Instructional Media mission of the Boise school District Library District Instructional media Center Find request District LILI - Libraries Linking idaho Searchable Databases; http://www.boiseschools.org/library/
Extractions: The mission of the Boise School District Library Media Program is to encourage the students and staff to be effective users of ideas and information. District Instructional Media Center Boise District Library Web Sites Secondary Elementary Current Searchable On-Line Resources see your librarian if you need logon/passwords for any of the following sites District Information Job Opportunities Student/Parent Services
Schools On Line The Boise school District is the largest in idaho, with 34 Richard Montgomery High school Rockville, Maryland Go to Departments, media Center, Search The http://www.resource2000.org/schools_on_line.htm
Extractions: "Let's bring Students, Teachers & Parents Together" Anchorage School District - Anchorage, Alaska The Anchorage School District ranks as the 82nd largest school district in the United States, serving nearly 49,000 students in 85 public pre-elementary, elementary and secondary schools, including 3 charter schools. Click "schools" at page bottom to go directly to ASD schools. Learn about Alaska and Alaska's schools at this integrated site. Fort Smith Public Schools - Fort Smith, Arkansas More than 12,496 students attend Fort Smith Public Schools. FSPS include 28 education centers: 20 elementary schools, 4 junior high schools, 2 senior high schools, 1 adult education center, and 1 alternative education center. Fort Smith was an area of historical significance during the period of westward expansion.
Idaho WWAMI Mini Medical School The idaho WWAMI Mini Medical schools series of WWAMI Mini Medical school Dates · February 17 · February 24 media Note Dr. James R. Blackman and Dr. Ted http://www.stlukesonline.org/news/releases/2004/020604.html
Extractions: Media Contact Information and Guidelines News Releases Public Issue Perspectives Disaster/Crisis Information ... Site Search For Immediate Release Idaho WWAMI Mini Medical School Program Series to Focus on Diseases of the Lung Boise, ID (February 6, 2004) The programs will focus on the diagnosis and treatment of lung disease and will create an understanding of medical issues surrounding lung diseases. Topics include: Lung Anatomy; Respiratory System; Diseases of the Lung in Children; Tobacco; Infectious Diseases; Antibiotic Therapy; COPD; Lung Cancer; Sleep Disorders; and Ethics: Death and Dying. WWAMI Mini Medical School Dates:
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Student Press Law Center - SPLC Report Press Law Center idaho An idaho state court judge ruled in October that a school district s policy prohibiting teachers from talking with the media during http://www.splc.org/report_detail.asp?id=342&edition=5
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Press Releases & Media Center For Idaho EOC Press Releases media Center for idaho EOC. groups, actually anyone interested in helping idaho people have a income for people with a high school diploma make http://www.educ.uidaho.edu/eoc/pr.htm
Extractions: Center for Idaho EOC Feb. 18, 2003 Contacts: Scott Clyde, Idaho Educational Opportunity Center, Idaho director at Moscow, (208) 885-9091, scottc@uidaho.edu; Boise contact:Jo Stensaas, Educational Opportunity Counselor and Program Coordinator, (208) 364-9925, jos@uidaho.edu Coeur d'Alene contact: Sandra Kettle (208) 666-8017 Idaho Wins $3 Million to Help Adults Access Higher Education Moscow - Federal Department of Education grants totaling $3 million will help adults in Idaho and 10 Northwest Nations find ways to achieve their higher-education dreams. This is the first year Idaho has received such funding. The grants, issued to the University of Idaho College of Education and to North Idaho College are for five years. "Each year we hope to help at least three thousand people statewide find funding for tuition, fees and books so they can pursue higher education," said Scott Clyde, Idaho EOC director at UI. "Lots of people think going back to college is impossible, but thousands of dollars in grants and scholarships are available. Our job is to help them find that money, and help them apply." Three Idaho EOC grants provide about $200,000 a year for five years, funding offices in Coeur d'Alene, Moscow and Boise. In each area, counselors will provide workshops and assist eligible participants with career advice, financial aid information, and assistance to apply for college, university or vocational-technical programs.
PCRM >> News And Media Center >> Health News Release Archive interviewed school food service coordinators in 12 school districts, including Anamoose, North Dakota; Golden, Colorado; Kuna, idaho; Leverett, Massachusetts http://www.pcrm.org/news/health010904.html
Extractions: Too Much Fat, Meat, Chicken, Cheese; Virtually No Non-Dairy Alternatives The National School Lunch Program gets poor marks in nutrition according to a new report released today by the nonprofit Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM). In a survey conducted in August, PCRM dietitians learned that only 1 of 12 elementary school districts interviewed is substituting lower-fat, cholesterol-free plant protein for meat on school menus. And, only one of the school districts routinely offers calcium-rich milk alternatives, a surprising finding given the growing concern with milk as a potential factor in a variety of health problems. The National School Lunch Program is a federally assisted meal program that serves 27 million lunches per day. "Our research shows that the National School Lunch Program is failing to routinely serve healthy, low-fat, fiber- and nutrient-rich meals to children," says PCRM dietitian Jen Keller. "While some schools are lowering fat and making healthier vegetarian meals available, not enough have done their homework when it comes to nutrition. Given the sky-high incidences of obesity and related conditions in this country, school menus obviously need some remedial help."
AMCHP | Issue Areas: Adolescent And School Health Adolescent and school Health media Resource. idaho. The idaho Governor s Council on Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention was established http://www.amchp.org/policy/adolescent-id.htm
Extractions: Adolescent and School Health: Media Resource Idaho The Idaho Governor's Council on Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention was established in 1995 by Governor Andrus, and activities began in 1996. IGCAPP develops, implements and evaluates a statewide media campaign and works collaboratively with other partners to help communities mobilize local action, build strong coalitions and develop successful public relations activities. The mission of the IGCAPP is to reduce teen pregnancy in Idaho by increasing the number of teens choosing abstinence. The Council provides support to 27 community coalitions throughout the state. Coalitions are a grassroots effort to bring together teens, parents, educators, clergy, health workers, social workers, business and others to work on community-based teen pregnancy prevention programs that provide abstinence education activities addressing positive youth development, mentoring programs and self-esteem. The media campaign consists of television and radio ads for teens and their adult caregivers. The primary focus is on teens and our campaign reaches over 90 percent of Idaho's teens each year. Our teen commercials are strategically placed in television programs and on radio formats that attract large teen audiences. Our teen messages are always developed with youth input, and we test our messages prior to airing. Since 1996 we have produced over a dozen teen TV commercials, nearly 20 radio commercials and four adult/parent TV commercials.
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Extractions: And the Birth Control Debate With their numbers on the rise, school-based health centers are an important source of counseling and medical care for low-income and uninsured youth. Controversy over family planning services has had a significant impact, however, and many centers remain limited in their ability to meet the needs of sexually active teens by dispensing contraceptives to them on-site. At the same time, a number of school-based health centers that are committed to reducing teenage pregnancy and improving teens' reproductive health are working within their communities to overcome opposition to the provision of contraceptive careand they are meeting with some success. School-based health centers increasingly are becoming part of mainstream health care, providing an important source of primary and preventive medical services to young people in the United States. Research shows that while adolescents have significant unmet health needs, those with access to a school-based health center are more likely than their peers who do not to obtain needed services. Since their inception, however, the question of whether school-based health centers should provide family planning services has sparked heated debates in many communities across the nation. With the number of school-based health centers on the rise, this controversy is likely to spread as parents, educators and health care professionals grapple with the appropriate role of school-based health centers in meeting the family planning needs of sexually active teenagers.
