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Extractions: Nathanael Stice, a sophomore majoring in Russian and politics from Umatilla, Ore., is one of 181 students from across the nation selected from nearly 900 applicants to receive a prestigious National Security Education Program David L. Boren Scholarship. The $10,000 NSEP Boren award is designed to provide outstanding U.S. students with the resources to be able to study and acquire language skills and experience in countries critical to national security. Recipients agree to seek work in the federal government in the future. Previous Boren scholars are working in federal jobs with the departments of Commerce, Defense, Justice, State Treasury and Homeland Security as well as NASA and the U.S. Congress. Stice, the son of Nancy and Barry Stice of Umatilla, plans to study next year at Tavrida National University in Simferopol, Ukraine. He says the application process for this award was long and arduous. The application took a large chunk of my time and I even fell behind in my classes trying to complete it, he confides. But it was worth it. Im really excited to be studying abroad in my junior year. He says he plans to use the money to study Russian language and culture in the Ukraine. I want to improve my cross-cultural communication skills, he says. Im really stoked about visiting some of the cultural and historical sites like the site of the famous Yalta Conference. Im also interested in learning more about the political climate in the developing Ukraine.
Willamette University College Of Law - Salem, Oregon Awards At its annual meeting, the oregon State Bar two WUCL alumni and the law schools Distinguished at the Seaside Civic and Convention Center in Seaside http://www.willamette.edu/wucl/
Extractions: For the second year in a row, Willamette Environmental Law Moot Court Team has done very well in the national competition. During the preliminary rounds, Taylor received two Best Oralist in round awards and Aaron Young received one Best Oralist in round award. Each round has six people present oral argument and the judges select the Best Oralist from each round. Taylor was then named Best Oralist of the competition. The Best Oralist Award goes to the competitor with the highest scores in oral advocacy during the first preliminary rounds. Willamette team members Jodi Skeel JD05, Aaron Young JD04 and Taylor, successfully competed in three preliminary rounds before advancing to the quarterfinals. After winning the quarterfinals and advancing to the semi-finals, the team narrowly lost a chance to argue in the finals. The three teams that advanced to the finals included two teams Willamette had already beaten in the preliminary rounds. While the Willamette team didnt win the entire competition as they did last year, they beat more 200 other law students on 70+ teams to make it to the semi-final round. Willamettes team members are among the best 4-5% of student advocates in environmental law in the nation.
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Extractions: Come out and cheer as local media celebrities help schools scratch for cash in the Scratch-it for Schools 2004 events. Scratch-it for Schools is an Oregon Lottery promotional program in which randomly selected public schools compete for Lottery cash prizes. Since the Scratch-it for Schools program began in 1996, over $515,000 has gone to participating public schools.
Extractions: FACULTY ACADEMIC INFORMATION MUSIC 2003-04 CATALOG PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES ... Vocal Arts Academy MUSIC MEDIA CENTER The Music Media Lab (MMC) has 14 fully equipped MIDI work stations with G3 MacIntosh computers, keyboard synthesizers, samplers, and general MIDI sound modules. The MMC is housed in the basement of the music building and contains: the 14 MIDI stations, and 4 listening stations with CD players, cassette tape machines, turntables, and open reel tape machines. There are also 2 MacIntosh computers dedicated to CAI Instruction, 1 PC computer and 2 MacIntosh computers for cataloguing our recordings, and a VCR, video camera and a small library of recordings (CDs, records, cassette tapes, DAT, reel to reel tapes, and VHS video tapes). The Department of Music offers courses in Finale, Master Tracks, Wave Lab, and Cubase. Students learn to use the computer aided instruction (CAI) program MacGamut to assist with aural skills. Beginning in January 2000, Todd Barton began teaching an exciting new electronic music class. SOU is one of the only schools in the country to teach a course in
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