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  1. Systems for Offering Concurrent Enrollment at High Schools and Community Colleges: New Directions for Community Colleges (J-B CC Single Issue Community Colleges)
  2. Enhancing Community Colleges Through Professional Development: New Directions for Community Colleges (J-B CC Single Issue Community Colleges)
  3. Implementing Effective Policies for Remedial and Developmental Education: New Directions for Community Colleges (J-B CC Single Issue Community Colleges) by Jan M. Ignash, 1998-01-12
  4. Should College Athletes Receive Gifts? (At Issue Series)
  5. A Guide to Successful Searches for College Personnel: Policies, Procedures, and Legal Issues (The Higher Administration Series) by John M. Higgins, Patricia A. Hollander, 1987-03
  6. Organizational Change in the Community College: A Ripple or a Sea Change: New Directions for Community Colleges (J-B CC Single Issue Community Colleges)
  7. Faculty and Faculty Issues in Colleges and Universities by ASHE, Dorothy F. Finnegan, 1996-03-01
  8. Leisure time boredom: issues concerning college students.(Report): An article from: College Student Journal by Benjamin D. Hickerson, Brent A. Beggs, 2007-12-01
  9. Community Colleges: A Reference Handbook (Contemporary Education Issues) by David Levinson, 2005-03-25
  10. ACE report: minority college enrollment climbs, but gaps persist: the number of minority full-time faculty also increases while minority college presidencies ... from: Black Issues in Higher Education
  11. Sports Illustrated, The 2006 College Football Preview Issue, August 2006 Special Issue
  12. Managing Colleges and Universities: Issues for Leadership
  13. Responding to the Challenges of Developmental Education: New Directions for Community Colleges (J-B CC Single Issue Community Colleges)
  14. Building a Working Policy for Distance Education: New Directions for Community Colleges (J-B CC Single Issue Community Colleges)

41. Earlham College –– Student Government Home Page
Information on ESG positions and organizations, as well as current campus issues.
http://www.earlham.edu/studentcenter/esg/
Student Government (ESG) Earlham Home Student Center Home Office of Student Activities Student Government SAB Home Student Center Links: Runyan Desk Fine Arts Counseling Academic Enrichment Student Government Links: ESG Constitution ESG Cabinet
Welcome The Student Government Web site is currently being updated. The present Constitution hereby establishes the Earlham Student Government as the primary representative body of the students in the Earlham College Community. The Constitution is the fundamental guide for the ESG. When in conflict, the Constitution takes precedence over all other recognized Fundamental Texts of the Earlham Student Government. Within the Earlham College Governance Structure, the Earlham Student Government is responsible for the representation of the Earlham College student body as a whole. When an action is taken by the ESG, that action is taken in the name of all Earlham College students.

42. Wheaton College: Faculty: David Wulff
Personality psychology; psychology of religion history, theories, research methods, and philosophical issues; phenomenology of everyday experiences (Wheaton college, MA).
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David Wulff
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Department(s) and Program(s)
Psychology
Degrees
Ph.D., University of Michigan
B.A., Wittenberg University
Th.D.(honorary), Lund University, Sweden
Main Interests
Personality psychology (including theories of personality and methods of assessment); psychology of religion (history, theories, research methods, and philosophical issues); phenomenology of everyday experiences.
Research Interests
My published scholarly work is mainly in the psychology of religion, including my book, Psychology of Religion: Classic and Contemporary (2nd edition; Wiley, 1997). Current projects include the preparation of a collection of my essays on the psychology of religion for republication, the development of a psychology of the conservative mind, and a reassessment of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, a remarkably popular assessment device inspired by the psychology of C. G. Jung.
Teaching Interests
In most of my courses, from the basic introductory course to my laboratory in personality assessment, I accent the wide range of perspectives that make up contemporary psychology, from the rigorously scientific approaches at one end of the spectrum to the qualitative-interpretive approaches at the other. My course in the psychology of religion likewise represents a diversity of views. But one of my courses is entirely given over to descriptive-interpretive perspectives: "Experiencing: The Phenomenology of Everyday Life" is a study of phenomenological psychology as it may be applied to a variety of everyday experiencesincluding reading and writing (the course is writing intensive), driving a car, and occupying a hotel roomas well as to experiences that are foreign to most of us, such as being autistic or totally paralyzed.

43. Health Considerations For The College-Bound
Article about medical issues that need to be addressed when young adults leave home for college.
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A: This is can be a very stressful and exciting time for parents and the soon-to-be college student. There are clear medical issues that need to be addressed as well as others that pertain to independence and responsibility that, if dealt with now, can make the both the transition to college and the first few months a rewarding experience. One very basic issue is making sure that all immunizations are up to date. This includes a serious look at whether or not you want your young adult vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis. It seems as though every year, a small number of college students – who usually live in close quarters – contract this type of meningitis, leading to an occasional fatality. The vaccine provides reasonable protection against the most common strains of this potentially serious illness, with a low risk of vaccination side effects. I would recommend obtaining it. Tetanus vaccinations need updating every ten years and if that period of time has elapsed, a booster would be indicated. Make sure that you have proof of measles/mumps/rubella (MMR) vaccination as the college may require that as a condition for admission.

44. Quebec History
Academic site which covers the main issues, events and concepts of Quebec history. Includes documents, maps, pictures, readings, statistics, and links.
http://www2.marianopolis.edu/quebechistory/index.htm
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22 August 2003 18 August 2003 (Bibliography of articles on Canadian and Quebec History) 18 August 2003 Bibliographies of Canadian and Quebec History 20 August 2001 Documents on the 1949 Asbestos Strike 13 August 2001 Franco-American History
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This site first began in 1997. Its first purpose was, and continues to be, to provide material of varied nature for the students registered in my class of HIS 951 - Quebec History, at Marianopolis College in Montreal. ( more...

45. Study Skills Self Help Information
Many short articles covering a wide range of studying issues faced by learners, specifically college students.
http://www.ucc.vt.edu/stdysk/stdyhlp.html
Study Skills Self-help Information
Online Study Skills Workshops Time Management Strategies for Improving Academic Performance Seven Strategies for Improving Test Performance Increasing Textbook Reading Comprehension by Using SQ3R Strategies for Improving Concentration and Memory ... Writing Papers

46. GenerAsians: The Wellesley College Asian / Asian American Magazine
Triannual magazine from Wellesley college covering Asian/Asian-American issues.
http://www.wellesley.edu/Activities/homepage/generasians/index.html
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47. Teen Sexuality, Teen Sex, Teen Sex Information, Straight Teens, Gay Teens, Lesbi
Information site for teens and college students on sexuality issues.
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48. Knot.magazine
Focuses on issues concerning college students through articles, essays and photos. Includes an archive.
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Go Home KnotCrap - Buy Stuff KnotFeed RSS E-Mail KnotMag ... Submit Join our e-mail list Will Hickman The Last Sports Bar One for the Gipper Even Reagan's greatest admirers never called him wise, for wisdom requires a synthesis of hard-won knowledge and profound empathy of which he was plainly incapable. Read on Shanghai Moving Michelle Chen When the train is empty and the platform is teeming with commuters, one can sense the impending chaos. Like germs accumulating against a cell wall readying for attack, the crowds huddle up against the glass doors, despite the direction of a uniformed platform attendant, who yells through a megaphone for people to back away. The doors open to a mob scene. Read on Company Training in Japan Evan Vella This is Osaka, Japan. Three million people crowded into a space that a New Yorker would find too crowded. A place once renowned for its cameras, laptops, and MD players that are now assembled in India and China. Read on Taking Shape Michelle Chen In our discussions, whenever I showed some sign of American "corruption" for instance, my belief that it was not morally wrong for a Chinese-American to marry outside of his or her race, or that the Japanese people, despite their crimes during World War II, weren't all evil he grimaced. Read on Archetypes of the Office Space Leigh Householder KnotMag's Great Eight - I've worked in a few offices but my real resume includes an uncountable number of too late nights around one smoky bar or another. The characters are formulaic. The events, predictable. The frustration, inevitable.

49. Teaching 9-11
issues. Bioterrorism, Civil Liberties, Culture Syllabi Lesson Plans. AcademicArchives, college and University Syllabi, Grades 6 8 Lesson Plans
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50. Medical College Of Wisconsin Healthlink Topics: Women's Health
News and information about women's health issues such as breast cancer, heart disease, ovarian cancer and reproductive health from the Medical college of Wisconsin.
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What happens during a young woman's first visit to the gynecologist? "We make sure it isn't threatening," says Dr. Michael Lund. "We provide education and take a history. Often, we won't even do an exam until there's a good reason to do one."
Menopause Symptoms Vary in Scope, Duration
During menopause, the body produces less estrogen and progesterone. Dr. Julie Mitchell notes that while some women have no symptoms, others might endure them for five years or more.
Hormones, Hot Flashes and Total Health for Midlife Women
Taking a combination of estrogen and progestin brings certain health risks, but women who have had a hysterectomy can take estrogen alone, which could have fewer negative consequences.
The Facts about Breast Cancer Detection
The key to finding breast cancer is early detection, and the key to early detection is a regular screening mammogram, along with a clinical breast exam by a doctor or nurse.
Focus Family Nutrition on Current Health Needs
High-quality scientific research on nutrition is difficult to carry out. Still, notes Dr. Julie Mitchell, there are a few key principles that repeated research has borne out.

51. Home
Public service web site focussed on teen health issues. Also includes college info and survey data.
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52. Publius: The Journal Of Federalism
Scholarly journal issued quarterly from Lafayette college, devoted to the study of federalism in all levels of government. Index of tables of contents, order forms for past issues and reviews, subscription and submission information.
http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~publius/

Meyner Center for the Study of State and Local Government

Lafayette College Click Here for information concerning the 2002 NEH Summer Institute at Lafayette College. Editor
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John Stabinger, Lafayette College Center for the Study of Federalism Temple University
Editorial Advisory Board Lapido Adamolekun, Barbara Allen, Thomas Anton, Samuel H. Beer, Ann O'M. Bowman, C. Lloyd Brown-John, Richard L. Cole, Max Frenkel, Robert B. Hawkins, jr., A.E. Dick Howard, Thomas O. Hueglin, Sarah F. Liebschutz, Donald S. Lutz, Richard P. Nathan, Elinor Ostrom, Vincent Ostrom,Michael A. Pagano, Cheryl A. Saunders, Stephen L. Schechter, Ira Shark-ansky, Vojislav D. Stanovcic, David B. Walker, Ronald L. Watts, Frederick M. Wirt, Deil S. Wright, Joseph F. Zimmerman Biographical Data: Robert B. Meyner and Helen S. Meyner PUBLIUS: The Journal of Federalism
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53. National Association Of College And University Attorneys
The Association's purpose is to enhance legal assistance to colleges and universities by educating attorneys and administrators to the nature of campus legal issues. It has an equally important role to play in the continuing legal education of university counsel.
http://www.nacua.org/
var pageID = "home"; National Association of College and University Attorneys, One Dupont Circle, Suite 620, Washington, DC 20036 voice: 202.833.8390 - fax: 202.296.8379 nacua@nacua.org

54. :: John Kerry For President - Making College Affordable For All Americans ::
John Kerry for President issues Page MakingCollege Affordable for All Americans.
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For over 30 years, Title IX has helped open the doors of opportunity in education for millions of girls and young women. Title IX has enabled greater numbers of women and girls to participate in sports, receive scholarships, and obtain other important benefits that result from participating in sports. Despite this progress, the Bush Administration is considering many proposals to change Title IX that could undercut participation opportunities and scholarship dollars for women and girls, as well as other Title IX protections. John Kerry will defend Title IX and work to expand college opportunities for women. Printer Friendly Version Forward to a Friend
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100 Days to Change America Agriculture AIDS Americans with Disabilities ... Community page John Kerry has a plan to create a seamless web of service where every American can enlist in a new army of patriots who will serve on all the frontlines of our future and build a nation that is more truly one America.

55. The Elder Law Journal At The University Of Illinois College Of Law
Academic publication addressing issues affecting older adults.
http://home.law.uiuc.edu/elderlaw/
The Elder Law Journal at the University of Illinois College of Law 504 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Champaign IL Home Next Issue Past Issues Membership For Members ... Feedback Welcome to The Elder Law Journal (E LDER L. J.) The Elder Law Journal is an academic publication published twice annually by the students of the University of Illinois College of Law . The Elder Law Journal is the only scholarly publication addressing elder law issues in the country. The Elder Law Journal publishes manuscripts that not only address policy decisions, but also serve as guides to attorneys practicing in the field. Thus, the scope of The Elder Law Journal makes it the perfect addition to the library of attorneys who advise clients on estate planning, living wills, arrangements for long-term nursing care, qualifying for Medicaid, as well as other areas of law pertinent to the elderly. Additionally, articles in The Elder Law Journal are of interest to those in fields such as social work, gerontology, ethics, and medicine. Click on the links at above for more information about The Elder Law Journal.

56. :: John Kerry For President - Restoring Jobs And Rebuilding The Economy ::
are faced with higher health care costs, higher state taxes, higher college tuitionand Now that you know where John Kerry stands on this issue, stand with him
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The first thing John Kerry will do is fight his heart out to bring back the three million jobs that have been lost under George W. Bush. He will fight to restore the jobs lost under Bush in the first 500 days of his administration. Kerry has proposed creating jobs through a new manufacturing jobs credit, by investing in new energy industries, restoring technology, and stopping layoffs in education.
John Kerry's Plan to Create 10 Million Jobs

The Most Sweeping International Tax Reform in Over Four Decades in Order to Encourage Companies to Create Jobs in America and Stop Shifting Jobs Overseas for Tax Reasons John Kerry is unveiling a comprehensive economic agenda that will unleash the productive potential of America's economy to help it create 10 million jobs in his first term as President. Over the next several weeks, Kerry will unveil a series of proposals that will restore confidence in the economy and spur job creation. Read More John Kerry: Protecting America's Jobs
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Reviving American Manufacturing See John Kerry's plan to Revive American Manufacturing State Tax Relief and Education Fund to Create Jobs and Stop Painful Budget Cuts Provide Tax Relief to Middle Class Families John Kerry has the courage to take on the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans. However, he believes that we should keep the middle class tax cuts that Democrats fought for in 2001 and 2003. Specifically, he wants to protect the increases in the child tax credit, the reduced marriage penalty and the new tax bracket that helps people save $350 on their first level of income. He strongly disagrees with Democrats who want to repeal these tax cuts because it would cost a typical middle-class family with two children an additional $2,000. These families are often already struggling with higher health care costs and higher state and local taxes. In fact, John Kerry wants to give more tax breaks to the middle class with new tax credits on health care and college tuition. These tax cuts are part of his plan to restore the economy and cut the budget deficit in half in four years.

57. College Of Complexes
Weekly social issues discussion group provides free speech forum focussing on current events and activism.
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Format: Guest Speaker / Questions and Answers Rebuttals and Remarks by student body (5 minutes each - infamous)
Saturdays Presentation at 8:00 PM Lincoln Restaurant Tuition $3.00 and food/drink 4008 N. Lincoln Avenue purchase requested by restaurant Free Parking Available 1 block from Irving Park Brown Line EL Stop
Solicitation for Speakers If you would like to make a presentation, or simply more information about the college, contact: Charles Paidock Program Coordinator cpaidock@hotmail.com
Mailing address: 3211 S. Union Ave Chicago, IL 60616-3409 A Weekly Free Speech Forum
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58. Thin Ice: "Stereotype Threat" And Black College Students - 99.08
Return to this issue s Table of Contents. A U G U S T 1 9 9 9. When capable blackcollege students fail to perform as well as their white counterparts, the
http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/99aug/9908stereotype.htm
Return to this issue's Table of Contents. A U G U S T 1 9 9 9 When capable black college students fail to perform as well as their white counterparts, the explanation often has less to do with preparation or ability than with the threat of stereotypes about their capacity to succeed. Educators at Stanford who tested this hypothesis report their findings and propose solutions by Claude M. Steele The online version of this article appears in three parts. Click here to go to parts two and three.
Discuss this article in More on in The Atlantic Monthly and Atlantic Unbound.
See a collection of Atlantic articles on race and affirmative action. From Atlantic Unbound Flashback: "African-American Education" (December, 1995)
A sampling of Atlantic articles from the 1890s to the 1990s that have discussed the education and empowerment of African-Americans. Includes articles by Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, Nicholas Lemann, and Claude M. Steele.
Roundtable: "Race in America"
(November, 1997)
If there is a race problem in America today, what is it? Atlantic Unbound has invited The Atlantic 's Nicholas Lemann and a panel of distinguished commentators to take up this question one of the central, most divisive of our time.

59. Men's Consortium At Pierce College
Men's issues studies suggest an urgent need for greater understanding of the forces working for and against men.
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60. The Atlantic | November 2003 | The Atlantic College-Admissions Survey
This issue also addresses a basic question in admissions how parents and In WhatMakes a college Good?, Nicholas Confessore discusses a new assessment
http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2003/11/admissions.htm
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on politics and society from The Atlantic Monthly. More on education from The Atlantic Monthly. From Atlantic Unbound Flashbacks: "The Old College Try" (October 8, 2003) Who gets in, and why? Atlantic articles from 1892 to the present consider the art, the science, and the gamesmanship of college admissions. Flashbacks: "'The Early-Decision Racket' Redux" (November 20, 2002) A look at the effect of a recent article by James Fallows on the world of college admissions. Our First Annual College-Admissions Survey "Calm Down!" the deans and counselors say. Herewith an exploration of the American college-admissions system Then we have the reality that none of these counselors and officers like but all of them recognize: admissions is a battlefield in a brutal competition for prestige. Everyone in America's college-aspirant class understands how this works. "Going Ivy" is a win. Being stuck at a safety school is a loss. The real admissions system is creative in finding room for everyone. The trophy admissions system is a you-versus-me competition for a limited number of spaces at a handful of schools. The real system emphasizes how many places a student might be happy. The trophy system emphasizes how few. The real system puts its greatest stress on what a student will do after he or she starts college. The trophy system cares only where he or she gets in. For the inauguration of this special feature

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