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Consequences of climate change in Louisiana by Donald F Boesch, 2002
Louisiana State University and the new knowledge economy: Leapfrogging Louisiana from the 19th century economy to a 21st century economy by Michael M Crow, 2002
Repairing the electoral college ;: [and] Oklahoma City, New York City, and Baton Rouge : lessons for philanthropy from September 11th by William H Josephson, 2002
Why is education reform so hard? by Eric Alan Hanushek, 2002
Sales and use tax simplification and voluntary compliance by Gary C Cornia, 2002

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Child Welfare League Of America: News & Media Center: Press Releases: News & Med
size of a tax cut if it meant the needs of louisiana s most vulnerable If it meant more funding to help schools better educate disadvantaged students 74.1% of
http://www.cwla.org/newsevents/news010510tc.htm

Extractions: Most of Louisiana's voters- 76.7%- would be willing to support a smaller tax cut by Congress to fund programs that reduce child abuse and neglect, according to a public opinion poll released today by the Child Welfare League of America (CWLA). The survey, conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling and Research, found that residents of the Pelican State would be willing to accept a reduction in the size of a tax cut if it meant the needs of Louisiana's most vulnerable children, youth, and families would be better served. The poll sampled voter attitudes toward funding levels for various children's services in the state, such as child protection, Head Start, and afterschool programs, in relation to proposed tax cuts now before Congress. Regardless of their age group or party affiliation, the state's voters favored investing in programs to help children and families. If it meant more funding to help schools better educate disadvantaged students 74.1% of voters said they would support a smaller tax cut. "This poll confirms our belief that most people would prefer helping distressed children and families to taking the largest tax cut possible. It's about investments in all of our futures. Once again, the public is way ahead of many politicians," commented CWLA Deputy Director Michael Petit. "Seventy-six percent of those responding believed that government has a role in preventing and treating child abuse and neglect."
Child Welfare League Of America: Advocacy: State Fact Sheets 2001
for a twobedroom apartment in louisiana was $465 US Department of Education, National Center for Education Public school student, staff, and graduate counts by
http://www.cwla.org/advocacy/statefactsheets/2001/louisiana.htm

Extractions: Home Advocacy State Fact Sheets for 2003 State Fact Sheets for 2001 State Population (1999 State Population for Children Under 18 (1999) State Poverty Rate (1999) State Poverty Rate for Children Under 18 (1999) In 1998, 45,318 children were reported as abused or neglected and referred for investigation in Louisiana, a rate of 38 per 1,000 children in the population. In 1998, 13,773 children were substantiated or indicated as abused or neglected in Louisiana, a rate of 11.6 per 1,000 children in the population. Of every 1,000 children in the population, 8 children were known to be neglected, 2.3 were physically abused, and 0.8 were sexually abused. In 1998, 27 children died as a result of abuse or neglect. In 1998, 6,287 children in Louisiana lived apart from their families in out-of-home care. Of these, 24% of the children were age 5 or younger and 15% were 16 or older. Of the 2,413 children exiting out-of-home care in 1998, 49% were reunified with their birth families, and an additional 24% went home to relatives. In 1998, 237 children were legally adopted through the public child welfare agency in Louisiana.
Sea Grant News Media Center - August 2002 Story Shorts
Many schools have constructed outdoor irrigation systems and edu CONTACT Pamela Blanchard, louisiana Sea Grant by the Sea Grant National media Relations Office
http://www.seagrantnews.org/news/tips/tip_2002_aug.html

Extractions: The combination of aquatic nuisance species, agriculture run-off, warm temperatures and low water levels may be creating increased frequency and expanding the area of an anoxic "dead zone" in Lake Erie, according to Ohio Sea Grant and EPA researchers. In Lake Erie's "dead zone," researchers are working to determine the causes of what has become an annual summer occurrence. Called a "dead zone" because its oxygen level falls below that which can support aquatic animals, the phosphorus-rich water threatens the health of the lake's ecosystem. Ohio Sea Grant and the U.S. EPA's Great Lakes National Program Office supported a graduate student Great Lakes limnology course and research cruise this summer, during which Ohio State University researcher David Culver directed water quality analysis of the lake's nutrient levels and experiments to determine zebra and quagga mussels' phosphorus excretion rates. The zebra mussel invaded Lake Erie first, but recent results show that quagga mussels have outcompeted them in all three basins. Culver's preliminary results showed that both mussels excreted phosphorus, but the quagga mussel excreted more than equivalent-sized zebra mussels. The results suggest that both zebra and quagga mussels recycle phosphorus, and as their populations continue to grow, so will high levels of phosphorus that contribute to Lake Erie's "dead zone." Human contributions to high phosphorus levels and the ensuing "dead zone" have plagued Lake Erie for many years. Increased phosphorus inputs stimulate overgrowth of algae. In the 1960s and 1970s, tens of thousands of tons of phosphorus from sewage plants and other sources were dumped in the lake, causing the entire lake to be declared "dead" as oxygen was eliminated from up to 90% of the bottom waters of the lake in the central basin area. But extensive cleanup efforts since then have reduced the amount of phosphorus entering the lake to about 11,000 metric tons a year.
Louisiana & Southern History Media Selections
Producer The Center for New American media. and desegregate LSU and New Orleans public schools. early history of the pharmacy in louisiana, the significance
http://www.leh.org/mediacat/history.htm
Louisiana Massage Therapy Schools -- An Online Directory Of College And Career E
list of schools for this topic in the center column Online Search for massage therapy school, massage therapy louisiana Massage Therapy schools See our list of
http://www.education-online-search.com/trade_schools/massage_therapy_schools/_la

Extractions: Louisiana Massage Therapy Schools : A directory of information about Louisiana massage therapy schools , massage therapy universities, and massage therapy colleges that can help you decide which school is best for you. Massage therapy programs often include basic courses in anatomy and physiology. Massage therapy classes also include clinical massage therapy, kinesiology, muscular and skeletal systems, stretching, and exercise. Massage therapy requires knowledge of all of these areas as well as strong interpersonal skills, in order to be able to communicate with the patient. Some massage therapy programs also teach basic business skills. Massage therapists help patients with a wide range of physical ailments. Treatment begins by examining the patient, testing range of motion, physical strength, balance and coordination, and other aspects of a patient's condition. Many types of injurise can be treated, such as sports injuries, arthritis and other joint problems, and even in some cases problems such as migraine headaches. Massage therapy can include soft tissue mssage, join mobilization, hydro therapy, stecthing, strength building exercise, aerobic exercise, and more. Massage therapy jobs can be found in health clubs, resorts, nursing homes, cruise ships, chiropractic and doctor's offices, sports teams, hotels, private practice, and in many other locations. If you want to get in the middle of the action as an massage therapy professional in the growing healthcare industry, please check out the list of
PCRM >> Research >> Ethics In Medical Education
louisiana State University school of Medicine in Shreveport. University of New York at Buffalo school of Medicine of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn.
http://www.pcrm.org/resch/meded/ethics_med_list.html

Extractions: Ethics in Medical Education download this factsheet Please note that this list includes only schools that do not use live animal laboratories to train medical students and does not refer to basic research that may be conducted at medical schools and universities. Albany Medical College Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University Allegheny University of the Health Sciences, MCP - Hahnemann School of Medicine Baylor College of Medicine Boston University School of Medicine Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Creighton University School of Medicine Dartmouth Medical School Eastern Virginia Medical School Emory University School of Medicine George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Harvard Medical School Indiana University School of Medicine Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Loma Linda University School of Medicine Louisiana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine Marshall University School of Medicine Mayo Medical School Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine Medical College of Ohio Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine
PCRM >> Research >> Ethics In Medical Education
louisiana State University at New Orleans school of of the Health Sciences school of Medicine Larry University of Mississippi Medical Center school of Medicine
http://www.pcrm.org/resch/meded/ethics_medlab_list.html

Extractions: Ethics in Medical Education download this factsheet Below is a list of U.S. medical schools that still use live animals to teach basic concepts in human physiology, pharmacology, and/or surgery. Two-thirds of all U.S. medical schools, including Harvard, Stanford and Yale, have eliminated these old-fashioned laboratories in favor of modern, cost-effective and humane alternatives. Please write to your local universities and alma mater to express your concerns about these crude exercises. Please note that this list includes only schools that use live animal laboratories to train medical students, and does not refer to basic research that may be conducted at medical schools and universities. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Georgetown University School of Medicine
Louisiana Tech University - MediaNewsArchives
will begin May 4 at the louisiana Tech Art The center stands between Tech Drive and Mayfield Street and South Hall, across from AE Phillips Laboratory school.
http://www.latech.edu/technews/archives.cgi?category=1&view=4-03
Louisiana Department Of Education - Division Of Nutrition Assistance - Team Plan
and Avoyelles, Rapides Parish Instructional media Center 502 Beauregard St Monroe City Schools Region 8 Karla Bowlin campus of University of louisiana at Monroe
http://www.lcet.doe.state.la.us/doe/LCET/TLTCInfo.htm

Extractions: The first four Teaching, Learning, and Technology (TLT) Centers were established in December 1998. TLT Centers were awarded and funded through the Federal Technology Literacy Challenge Professional Development Grant initiative. Five additional TLT Centers and one branch TLTC were identified in the 1999-2000 school year. Each TLT Center is designed to: (1) serve as an extension of the Louisiana Center for Educational Technology, (2) provide technology training services to educators in the immediate and surrounding parishes, (3) and support the efforts of the Regional Service Center in the area of the TLTC.
Nieer.org - State Databank - Louisiana
PreKindergarten 11 (louisiana Quality Education Support Fund Public school pre-K programs national survey of National Center for Early Learning and Development
http://nieer.org/states/state.php?StateID=LA
Sacbee.com -- Weird -- Ga. School's Announcement Tape Switched With Porn
broadcast, the media specialist leaves the media center and goes to the main office, to turn on an audio feed to two or three places in the high school that do
http://www.sacbee.com/24hour/weird/story/1378057p-8615292c.html

Extractions: CHAMBLEE, Ga. (AP) - Some Chamblee High School students expecting to see the usual morning announcements instead glimpsed a hard-core prank Tuesday morning. School administrators were trying to determine who swapped a pornographic videotape for the school announcements tape, sending the images out to several classrooms. "Our children in our news class do a tape each morning of the Chamblee morning news, and they bring it to the media center, and our media center specialist puts it into the machine," said assistant principal Becky Chambers. Before the program is broadcast, the media specialist leaves the media center and goes to the main office, to turn on an audio feed to two or three places in the high school that do not have closed-circuit televisions, Chambers said.
Welcome To The Center For Reclaiming America
Marriage Victory in louisiana Legislature!!! In a decisive vote by both chambers of the louisiana Legislature today, the decision
http://www.reclaimamerica.org/

Extractions: In yet another act of judicial tyranny, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has sided with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in their efforts to remove God from all aspects of the public realm. This time, the court has ruled that a World War One memorial may not include the display of a cross. More ...
America's Promise : Media Center
media Center Press Releases AP Releases AMERICAS financial support to numerous schools and charities
http://www.americaspromise.org/media/releasedetail.cfm?prID=118

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