81. Polymers, Properties And Polymerisation Processes The P4 project is headed by Prof. Julia Higgins at Imperial college London. It addresses a wide range of research issues in the areas of polymers and polymerisation processes. Provides informations regarding the general activities of the project. http://www.ps.ic.ac.uk/P4/

82. Connecticut College - SAVE Formed in 1989 to raise awareness on campus and in the community about ecological issues. Organizers of annual Earth Day activities at Connecticut college. http://oak.conncoll.edu/~save/

Students Against Violence to the Environment Chair: Alaya Morning SAVE was formed in 1989 to raise awareness on campus and in the surrounding community about the ever increasing ecological crisis facing humanity today. Encouraging ecological activism has also been a goal of SAVE since its establishment. In 1990, SAVE organized its first Earth Day at Connecticut College. Following a succesful first year, SAVE has organized Earth Day celebrations every year in late April. The focus has traditionally been on bringing the college community together with citizens of southeastern Connecticut and on educating people while making Earth Day a fun event for all ages. Beginning in 1994, SAVE has been involved in organizing annual Solid Waste Composition Studies. Setting up outside the student center during the busiest period of the day, SAVE members sort through bags of campus trash to pick out what could have been recycled. The bags are weighed and percentages are calculated. In 1994, 42.6% of trash, by weight, could have been recycled. In 1995, the number dropped to 35%. In 1996, the percent remained stable at 35%. SAVE has taken efforts to network with other campus environmental groups. In 1994, they helped to form the Connecticut College Environmental Coalition (CCEC) together with Fairfield University, UConn, Wesleyan, Trinity, WCSU, and Yale. The CCEC works to build solidarity around statewide issues. SAVE is also a member of the Student Environmental Action Council (SEAC).

83. Archived: Women's Colleges In The United States: History, Issues, And Challenges studying at Rockford college before receiving her BA from Vassar college in 1880.She too was a resident of Hull House, and was involved in issues such as http://www.ed.gov/offices/OERI/PLLI/webreprt.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Women's Colleges in the United States: History, Issues, and Challenges Irene Harwarth, Mindi Maline, Elizabeth DeBra Executive Summary How Women s Colleges Began Women s Colleges Changed as More Colleges Became Coeducational The Legality of Publicly Supported Single-Sex Colleges What Women s Colleges Look Like in the 1990s Special Circumstances Continue to Make Women s Colleges Attractive to Female Students The Institutional Effects of Women s Colleges Chapter 1: Women s Colleges in the United States, A Historical Context Introduction Founding, Philosophy, and Origins: The Demand for Girls Seminaries and Women s Colleges Early History Before the Civil War, only three private colleges admitted women. All were in Ohio: Antioch, Oberlin, and Hillsdale (now in Hillsdale, Michigan). In addition, only two public universities, the University of Iowa and the University of Deseret ( which later was renamed the University of Utah), admitted women. However, the Civil War brought with it a general decline in (male) student enrollments, making some postsecondary institutions more agreeable to admitting women. By 1870 eight state universities accepted women. [ Joyce Antler, " Culture, Service and Work: Changing Ideals of Higher Education for Women, " in The Undergraduate Woman: Issues in Educational Equity . Pamela J. Perun (ed). Lexington, MA: DC Heath and Co., 1982, p. 16.] True Remedy for the Wrongs of Women , in which she pointed out that men had secured educational advantages through establishment of a college system with permanent endowments and more autonomous faculties. [ Thomas Woody, A History of Women's Education in the United States . Volume 4, Book 2. New York: The Science Press, 1929, p. 143.]

84. Kenyon Observer, The Kenyon college's monthly conservative magazine. Text of all current articles and letters; issues archive; publication background and masthead. http://tko.kenyon.edu/

85. Beer, Booze & Books A resource for students, faculty and administrators seeking information about alcohol issues on college campuses today. http://www.beerboozebooks.com/

Students, faculty , staff and parents... Add your voice to Jim's new book Further details.. Questions? Contact Jim at jim@beerboozebooks.com or 215-766-0727 Page Last Updated 1/22/2004

86. Dennis Kucinich For President, 2004 - Education women s issues Stamford Advocate, 1/25/04. Kucinich New Hampshire Schools Need ChangeCampaign Press Release, 1/23/04. Candidates talk about the cost of college http://www.kucinich.us/issues/education.php

HOME PETITIONS KUCINICH BIO ISSUES/PLATFORM ... CONTACT US HOW TO CREATE CHANGE: Sign up for e-alerts. state AL AK AS AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA GU HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VI VA WA WV WI WY SEARCH: TOLL FREE: Education PDF NEW - Dennis Talks About Education The right of every American child to a high-quality free public education is one of America's most treasured principles. We must improve the quality of public education in those schools that are struggling and expand public education to include pre-kindergarten beginning at age 3 for any families that want it, as well as tuition-free college for millions of students. I am here to act on my view that the education and well-being of our nation's children is a collective responsibility that all Americans share, and that education is a life-long process beginning long before a child enters kindergarten. Studies have shown that the most critical cognitive development occurs in the years from birth to age 3. That is one reason I have been a leading advocate for early childhood education, with a special emphasis on the support and care of low-income infants and toddlers. I am a strong supporter of the keystone federal educational program for poor children, Head Start. In the House Education Committee, I have offered an amendment that would vastly expand Head Start by allowing all centers to run for a full day and by increasing the number of children who qualify for the program, raising family eligibility thresholds to twice the federal poverty line. By tripling the Head Start budget, we could bring an additional 1.5 million children into the program.

87. Default PLESK Page Student publication with sections devoted to religion, world and culture, campus affairs, plus archives of old issues. http://knightspage.com

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88. Dennis Kucinich For President Campaign, 2004 - Official Website the side of its people. Ten Key issues. Back to list. 5. Guaranteed QualityEducation, PreK Through college. Since education is the only http://www.kucinich.us/issues/

HOME PETITIONS KUCINICH BIO ISSUES/PLATFORM ... CONTACT US HOW TO CREATE CHANGE: Sign up for e-alerts. state AL AK AS AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA GU HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VI VA WA WV WI WY SEARCH: TOLL FREE: Kucinich on the Issues I am running for President to inspire America to take a new path, a different direction. I envision an America which has the capacity to reconnect with the heart of the world; an America which proceeds in the world optimistically and courageously. An America which understands that the world is interdependent, that it is inter-connected, and that what we do today impacts future generations. I am running for President to break the shackles of fear which have deprived our citizens of rights. I am running for President to change the way this country values humanity, so that instead of fear and lies, we can live our lives based on principles of peace and hope. We need to regain the trust of the American people and we need to have a government which trusts the American people. It's time for America to resume its glorious journey: time to reject shrinking jobs and wages, disappearing savings and rights; time to reject the detour towards fear and greed. It's time to look out upon the world for friends, not enemies; time to counter the control of corporations over our politics, our economy, our resources, and mass media. It's time for those who have much to help those who have little, by maintaining a progressive tax structure. It's time to tell the world that we wish to be their partner in peace, not their leader in war. Most of all, it is time for America to again be the land where dreams come true, because the government is on the side of its people.

89. The Fenwick Review On The Web The college of the Holy Cross' only independent student journal of opinion, presenting a conservative view of campus and national issues. http://college.holycross.edu/studentorgs/fenwickreview/

T HE F ENWICK R EVIEW . . . on the Web! Quae Nocent Docent That Which Hurts, Teaches The Independent Journal of Opinion at the College of the Holy Cross Click here for the current Review Current Issue: October 1998 Where does our $30,000 tuition go? The value of a Holy Cross education An opposition to drinking age laws Political language taken to extremes Why we need President Clinton (really!) Classics and Religion in the curriculum And the always-entertaining In Review Write us a Letter! The Fenwick Review P.O. Box 1268 College of the Holy Cross One College Street Worcester, MA 01610 Give us a Call! Rob Knauer Editor-in-Chief Campus Phone Ext. 5035 REVIEW LINKS Meet the Staff Email the Editor Advertise Subscribe ... Current Issue Business leaders of Worcester! Consider advertising in The Fenwick Review We have affordable rates and a large circulation! About The Fenwick Review : Our College, Our History, and Our Goals The Fenwick Review is the College of the Holy Cross' only independent student journal of opinion. It was founded in December 1989 in order to provide an in-depth analysis of campus, national, and international issues. The Fenwick Review 's provocative opinion pages have captured the attention of the Holy Cross community for years.

90. Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, Inc. (IBS) - College Radio, School Radio, B An association of over 800 college and school radio stations. Information on broadcasting and webcasting issues. http://www.ibsradio.org/

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) Your Experienced Resource 64 Years of continuous Service for 900+ IBS Members ALL Affiliated with Educational Radio IBS Offices, Staff and World Headquarters Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) 367 Windsor Highway, New Windsor, NY 125537900 Telephone (845) 565-0003 .... Facsimile - FAX: (845) 565-7446 Send email to IBS (ibs@ibsradio.org) Now OPEN! IBS New York City Office/local telephone service! ...... In NYC call IBS Radio - Webcasting at (212) 400-7933! IBS branch offices/local telephone service are also available in: ...... In Boston, MA - call IBS Radio - Webcasting at (617) 933-9628 ...... In Chicago, IL - call IBS Radio - Webcasting at (312) 924-4800 ...... In Los Angeles, CA - call IBS Radio - Webcasting at (213) 412-3164 ...... In Washington-DC - call IBS Radio - Webcasting at (202) 448-3001 Click here to enter the IBS Web Site! IBS Fall 2004 Conference Schedule Saturday, October 30, 2004, IBS Fall Coast to Coast Radio Conferences - Chicago Saturday, November 6, 2004, IBS Fall Coast to Coast Radio Conferences - Boston

91. ACOG Issues Guidelines On Breastfeeding ACOG issues Guidelines on Breastfeeding. published educational bulletin, BreastfeedingMaternal and Infant Aspects, from The American college of Obstetricians http://www.acog.org/from_home/publications/press_releases/nr07-01-00.cfm

ACOG NEWS RELEASE July 1, 2000 ACOG Issues Guidelines on Breastfeeding WASHINGTON, DC The advice and encouragement of obstetrician/gynecologists are critical in a woman's decision to breastfeed, according to a newly published educational bulletin, Breastfeeding: Maternal and Infant Aspects , from The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Educating pregnant women about breastfeeding is an integral part of good prenatal care and ideally should begin even before pregnancy. One of ACOG's goals is to help achieve the US Public Health Service's Healthy People 2010 objective of having 75 percent of new mothers initiate breastfeeding after delivery and 50 percent breastfeeding at 6 months. Breastfeeding lessens the mother's postpartum blood loss, allows bonding with the infant, decreases the risk of ovarian cancer and premenopausal breast cancer, reduces the incidence of pregnancy-induced, long-term obesity, and can serve, if used under well-defined guidelines, as natural birth control by delaying ovulation. Research provides strong evidence that breast milk (via breast or bottle) decreases the incidence and/or severity of diarrhea, asthma, ear infections, bacterial meningitis, botulism, and urinary tract infections in infants. Breastfeeding has also been linked to a possible enhancement in cognitive development in children. ACOG cautions that giving new mothers gift packs developed by formula makers is a common deterrent to breastfeeding. Alternative gift packs without commercial, health-related items may be preferable since there is no implied professional recommendation. Although nearly every woman can successfully breastfeed, there are a few exceptions. Women who take illegal drugs, are heavy alcohol users, take certain medications, or who are undergoing breast cancer treatment should not breastfeed. Nor should women breastfeed if they are HIV-positive (in the US) or in communicable stages of certain infectious diseases. Women who have had breast reduction surgery or breast implants may still be able to breastfeed. However, women who have had breast surgery involving the complete severing of the milk ducts will be unable to breastfeed.

92. Goshen College | A Christian, Four-year Residential, Liberal Arts College Rooted A liberal arts college known for offering programs in international education, servicelearning, and peace and justice issues in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. http://www.goshen.edu/

var HPArray = new makeArray('', '', ''); document.write(HPArray[randNum(HPArray.length)]); [HP image] var HPArray = new makeArray('', '', '', ''); document.write(HPArray[randNum(HPArray.length)]); [HP image] Office Listings Directories/Find People Campus Map/Directions Calendar Quick Links Accounting Office Adult Programs Bookstore Calendar Campus Ministries Financial Aid Jobs: Faculty/Staff Jobs: Students/Alumni Library Mennonites Merry Lea Environmental Learning Ctr. Sarasota Campus Student Life WGCS 91.1FM News and highlights Summer 2004 events at Goshen College. Three Goshen College athletes named track All-Americans at NAIA Nationals. Goshen College announces Spring 2003-2004 Dean’s List. Bulletin online: " The Spirit of Business ," March '04 Students studying abroad this summer Read updates and view photos from students in 'Cuba-Rica' Dominican Republic and Senegal on SST this summer. Goshen College In the Media Family businesses honored: GC recognizes firms for their contributions to local community Elkhart Trut h, 5-20-04.

93. Journal Of College And Character Officials Doctor Photograph September 25, 2000 Student Activism Mobilizing AroundGlobal Social Justice issues - September 24, 2000 Do college Students Care http://www.collegevalues.org/ethics.cfm

About The Journal l Institute l Center l Character Clearinghouse l Editor Comments l Home document.write('') Featured Journal Articles Manuscript Guidelines Students' Reflections on Moral Conflicts in College ... Ethical Issues on Campus Ethical Issues on Campus Ethical Issues on Campus is a sampler of ethical conflicts and controversies in colleges and universities that center on topics related to moral and civic values and responsibility. I invite your comments and suggestions regarding ethical issues on campus for inclusion in this column. Dr. Janice Schaeffler Executive Director, IR, Planning, and Assessment Radford University Box 6972 250 Preston Annex Radford, VA 24142 540-831-6030 (V) 540-831-6441 (F) Email: jmschaeff@radford.edu Web site: http://www.radford.edu/~irpa Cultivating the seeds of joy, gratitude and humility in college freshmen By Timothy Quinnan, Florida State University Balancing Political Views on the Campus - April 20, 2004 The Conscientious Fraternity - January 13, 2004 Graduation Requirements - January 7, 2004

94. #End: L33t WebComic For J00 A comedy series twisting anime, games, reallife issues, and the haphazard life of college. http://number_end.tripod.com

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Welcome to #End. It's Funney for j00! :o Updated every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday... XD Most Recent Comic: Hiro-Kun Before I get started, I want to tell everyone that the reason I haven't been able to update #End recently is because of Anime Expo and the preparations for it ^_^ As for AX... I haven't had such a good and bad time in a very long time ^_^ One thing is for sure though I haven't had such a busy time in a very, very, very long time... ...But it was all worth it. I'll have the giant summary up later, but the top events were definitely Masquerade and meeting all the RO addicts ^_^ I need rest... so sleepy. BTW, major thanks to the priestess for putting the RO photos up on her site . Okay, I'll have more up later, I'm just too sleepy for now. Previous Comics: End[84]: Gravity -LOVES- You End[83]: Feelin' Good End[82]: In The Meantime... End[81]: The Great God ... End[1]: I AM BORIS! Member of OnlineComics.net f00bag, you can't view the site without Javascript on var site="sm2numberend" Nick Pascarella

95. Contemporary Issues Trinity college Logo Trinity college Western Australia, Contemporaryissues. Energy issues, Environment issues, Ethics issues. Health http://library.trinity.wa.edu.au/issues/default.htm

Trinity College Western Australia Contemporary Issues Energy Issues Environment Issues Ethics Issues Health Issues ... E-Briefs Parliamentary Library Commonwealth of Australia electronic documents which provide background and commentary on current topics The Student Counseling Virtual Pamphlet Collection University of Chicago. Only a Matter of Opinion? Thinkquest Ethics Updates University of San Diego Global Issues That Affect Everyone RE-XS For Schools: Ethics and Moral Issues ... Social Issues Multnomah County Library National Issues US Military Conscription: Issues for Australia Gary Brown Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Group Home P.L. Duffy Resource Centre

96. Georgetown University College Democrats. Features calendar of events, internship database, information about community service projects, talking points on current issues, executive board list, and photo gallery. http://studentorgs.georgetown.edu/dems/

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97. Hamilton College - Hamilton College Gay Issues Poll - Home Hamilton college Gay issues Poll. PREVIOUS YOUTH POLLS. Racial Attitudesof Young Americans. Youth Hamilton college Gay issues Poll. The http://www.hamilton.edu/news/gayissuespoll/

Home About Us Academics Admission ... Information for Parents Hamilton College Gay Issues Poll PREVIOUS YOUTH POLLS Racial Attitudes of Young Americans Youth and Guns Poll Political Attitudes of Young Americans Muslim America Poll ... Patriotism Poll CONTACT INFORMATION Embargo until noon Eastern time, Monday, August 27, 2001 Web Version Hamilton College Gay Issues Poll The Hamilton College Gay Issues Poll is the latest in a series of Youth Opinion Polls conducted by Hamilton Students and faculty in collaboration with the polling firm Zogby International. The poll was funded by the Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center at Hamilton College and is being co-released with MTV. August 27, 2001 HAMILTON COLLEGE GAY ISSUES POLL The fourth in a series of Youth Opinion Polls Conducted by Hamilton Students and Faculty Developed by Dennis Gilbert, Professor of Sociology Irene Agriodimas '01 Nicole Barron '02 Timothy Berbenich '02 Michael Ford '02 Steven Guditus '01 Paul Jones '03 R. Hunter Kurtz '01 Spencer Mindlin '01 Kristin Schaefer '02 Nicholas Stark '01 Conducted in collaboration with Zogby International Co-Released with MTV Supported by The Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center at Hamilton Colleg e Please address correspondence to: Prof. Dennis Gilbert, Hamilton College, 198 College Hill Road, Clinton, NY 13323; 315-859-4140;

98. South Central Music Bulletin - SCMB A refereed journal and newsletter published by the college Music Society's South Central Chapter. Contains downloadable issues and author submission information. http://www.swt.edu/scmb/

South Central Music Bulletin (SCMB) Refereed Journal and Newsletter of the College Music Society's South Central Chapter edited by , Texas State University-San Marcos ISSN 1545-2271 Home (Subscription) Download Issues Index of Articles Information for Authors About SCMB: The "South Central Music Bulletin" (SCMB) is a refereed journal and newsletter, published by the College Music Society's South Central Chapter. It published articles on all aspects of music and music research, with a special focus on teaching music at the college / university level and on all aspects of the musical life in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Subscription: Review Board Members: Dr. Paula Conlon, University of Oklahoma Dr. Lynn Job, University of North Texas Dr. Kevin Mooney, University of Texas at Austin Sunnie Oh, University of Oklahoma Dr. Deborah Schwartz-Kates, University of Texas at San Antonio Dr. Robin Stein, Texas State University-San Marcos Dr. Paolo Susanni, Clavier Werke School of Music (Austin)

99. AACC | Copyright And Legal Issues This clearinghouse provides information on legal and copyright issues andthe Web. Links to existing college copyright policies are provided. http://www.aacc.nche.edu/Content/NavigationMenu/ResourceCenter/Clearinghouses/Co

Resource Center Projects/Partnerships Services Clearinghouses Access and Equity ... Clearinghouses Reports and Presentations - Guidelines and questions from AACC's Commission on Learning and Communications Technologies November 7, 2001 Meeting. Preparing to Catch Up With the Digital Age - Presentation at AACC's Commission on Learning and Communications Technologies November 7, 2001 Meeting. Ownership Issues in Online Use of Institutional Materials CAUSE/EFFECT ERIC Clearinghouse for Community Colleges - Educational Technology in the Community College University of Texas Stanford University GPS Web ITC ... Cornell University - Computer Policy Collection South Mountain Community College Brevard Community College Northern Virginia Community College - Procedures, Policies, and Plans Walters State Community College Clovis Community College - Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy Dallas County Community College District - Rules for Responsible Computing St. Charles Community College - Web Publishing Policies Central Piedmont Community College Hudson Valley Community College - Policies and Procedures Bellevue Community College Bergen Community College - Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources Tillmook Bay Community College - TBCC Web Publishing South Puget Sound Community College - Computer Resources Acceptable Use Policy New Hampshire Community Technical College edelmonte@aacc.nche.edu

100. UofL College Republicans Current officers, local issues, constitution, humor, membership information, and U of L CR links. http://www.louisville.edu/rso/cr/

Welcome to the University of Louisville College Republicans' Website! Thank you for visiting our site. The UofL CR is an organization united by its members' common understanding of representative government and the form in which it should exist. The purpose of the UofL CR is to promote these beliefs to the UofL student body and the community as a whole. We do this through assisting the campaigns of Republican candidates for office, assisting our members and students in getting informed on government and policy issues, and public service to the community at large. Please feel free to navigate through the different sections of our site. We hope you find something that will interest you. Especially frequent the ULCR Blog that will soon be added. In the coming months that will more than likely be the most active part of the site. News: J onathan has announced via email that there will be a meeting this Thursday, October , in room of the SAC at 4 p.m. If you are unable to attend, be sure to check back here or contact an officer for an update on what happened. U LCR is competing with the Jefferson County Young Republicans to see who can get more Fletcher yard signs posted in the county. The contest runs from September 21

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