121. The Harvard Advocate Since 1866, the oldest continuously published college literary magazine in the country. Site includes current and past issues, submission guidelines, history, and information for advertisers. http://www.theharvardadvocate.com/

The Harvard Advocate :: Spring 2004 :: Art Self-Portrait with Flowers by JULIA DAVIDSON untitled by DOMINIQUE ELIE ... by HEATHER VISCO Features Advocate Dept of Meteorology: A conversation with Sam Green by JACOB KRAMER Getting His Way with Words by JARED SEEGER ... by ALI SETHI Fiction Take Your Girlie to the Movies (If You Can t Make Love at Home) (1st Place) by ERIC BENNETT Only Things Sweet (2nd Place) by KYLE MCCARTHY Poetry by JOSIAH CHILD Allegory of the Fish by JOSIAH CHILD Helen, Considering (2nd Place) ... by HENRY WALTERS Envoy The Thing by SASHA WEISS Search Search this site: Archives Art Features Fiction Poetry ... Envoy Past Issues Spring 2002 - Contest Fall 2002 Summer 2003 Winter 2004 ... Spring 2004 Etc. About Inquire Submit

122. Biology Education Review No longer in active publication. Offers back issues of a newsletter intended to encourage communication and the sharing of ideas among college biology teachers. http://biology.uoregon.edu/Biology_WWW/Workshop_Biol/Newsletters/BER.html

123. Mosaic - A Campus Report From Trinity College Monthly print publication from Trinity college. Current and past issues provided online. http://www.trincoll.edu/pub/mosaic/

A Campus Report from Trinity College Current Issue December 2001 Past Issues Students in Associate Professor of Legal Studies Adrienne Fulco's course "Law, Gender, and the Supreme Court" listen to a lecture.

124. Carleton College: Career Center: LGBT Career Information LGBT workrelated issues. Carleton s Gender and Sexuality Center. Offers resourcesand support for LGBT students, and incorporates the college s LGBT Advisor. http://webapps.acs.carleton.edu/campus/career/populations/lgbt/

Skip Navigation Text Only/ Printer-Friendly Site Navigation Information for... - Prospective Students - Current Students - International Students - Alumni - Visitors Quick Links: - A to Z Guide - Academic Departments - Admissions - Athletics - Campus Offices - Carleton News - Employment Opportunities - Event Calendars - Giving to Carleton - Gould Library - Phone/Email Directory - Registrar's Office - Site Map - The Arts at Carleton You are here: Campus Career Center Special Populations Career Center ... Special Populations LGBT Career Information Alumni For Employers Alphabetical List of Topics and Services Staff ... Printer-Friendly LGBT Career Information Below are links to a variety of resources available on the web that focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) workplace issues. Also, stop into the Career Center (Sayles-Hill 050) and check out the resources we have available that deal with LGBT work-related issues. Carleton's Gender and Sexuality Center Offers resources and support for LGBT students, and incorporates the College's LGBT Advisor. Minnesota LGBT Career Services OutFront MN - MN Companies with Domestic Partnership Benefits National LGBT Career Services Human Rights Campaign - WorkNet Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund - Issues Page National LGBT Business Groups - Austin, TX

125. Audubon Expedition Institute Fully accredited college program affiliated with the National Audubon Society. Its focus is on ecology and environmental issues. Offers a program overview, academics, campus life, admissions, stories, news, alumni information, and jobs. http://getonthebus.org

Audubon Expedition Institute Joins Lesley University The Audubon Expedition Institute (AEI) has become part of Lesley University. AEI, becomes the centerpiece of a new division of Environmental Studies at Lesley. This agreement builds on a 20-year relationship between Lesley and AEI, which have collaborated to offer low-residency and travel-intensive programs in environmental education and studies. Due to the merger, AEI's Web site has moved to lesley.edu. You will be automatically redirected to the new site in 15 seconds or you can follow the link below. audubon expedition institute web site

126. 2002-03 NCAA Guide For The College-Bound Student-Athlete 2002 National Collegiate Athletic Association. Amateurism issues.Don t lose your college eligibility by becoming a professional. http://www.ncaa.org/eligibility/cbsa/amateurism.html

2002-03 Edition Introduction Academic Eligibility Core Courses SAT/ACT Tests ... Additional Comments Contact the Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse (before 11/1/02) (beginning 11/1/02) Additional Contact Information Contact the National Office Contact the NCAA Eligibility Hotline Amateurism Issues Don't lose your college eligibility by becoming a professional. The activities listed below may cause you to lose your eligibility. Since there are division-specific amateurism regulations, please contact NCAA student-athlete reinstatement or membership services if you have additional questions. Are paid (in any form) or accept the promise of pay for playing in an athletics contest; Sign a contract or verbally commit with an agent or a professional sports organization; Ask that your name be placed on a draft list [Note: In basketball, once you become a student-athlete at an NCAA school, you may enter a professional league's draft one time without jeopardizing your eligibility provided you are not drafted by any team in that league and you declare your intention in writing to return to college within 30 days after the draft]; Use your athletics skill for pay in any form (for example, TV commercials, demonstrations);

127. Website Disabled Features upcoming events, officers, and a form to join the club. Includes links to articles about GOP issues and other similar clubs on other campuses. http://pepperdinerepublicans.homestead.com/pep.html

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128. BCTF Educational Issues > BC College Of Teachers solving process. Involving the college will prolong and escalate issuesthat could be settled quite readily at the school level. http://www.bctf.bc.ca/education/CoT/

BC College of Teachers BC College of Teachers becomes BC College Against Teachers On May 12, 2003, the Minister of Education tabled Bill 51, the Teaching Profession Amendment Act, 2003 Education Minister Christy Clark claimed to be giving parents greater clout in complaining about teachers, but her changes are essentially cosmetic and may do more to frustrate parents than assist them. In her news release and backgrounder issued May 12th, the minister is quoted as saying "there is no mechanism for the public to directly make a complaint to the college regarding a teacher's conduct." The statement is false. Parents have always had the ability to go to the college with any complaints. Bill 51 will not help parents because it will add another layer of bureaucracy to the problem-solving process. Involving the college will prolong and escalate issues that could be settled quite readily at the school level. A survey of the composition of other professional colleges in B.C. In rationalizing the introduction of Bill 51, the minister of education called into question the tradition of teacher unionism and professionalism . However, this issue was thoroughly examined by B.C.'s Sullivan Royal Commission on Education. This commission concluded that, "Put simply, a 'union of professionals' is not a contradiction in terms. Professionals of all types are included in bargaining units."

129. Ocean And Coastal Law Center Collection The library is funded in part by the Oregon State University Sea Grant college Program as part of the law school's Ocean and Coastal Law Center. It is an essential information resource for Center, faculty and students and for others needing information about marinerelated issues. http://oceanlaw.uoregon.edu/library/library.html

UO Libraries Catalog Reference Staff Hours ... Law Library Home Ocean and Coastal Law Center Collection The Collection Holdings On-Line Library Catalog Users Policy ... Research Guides The Collection The collection was founded in 1968 as part of the law school's Ocean and Coastal Law Center and benefitted greatly from over thirty years of financial support from Oregon Sea Grant . It is a valuable information resource not only for faculty and students of the University of Oregon (UO) and other academic institutions, but also for government agencies, Sea Grant affiliates, attorneys, and citizens' organizations. Holdings Holdings emphasize marine resources (fisheries, marine mammals, oil and gas, and seabed minerals), coastal zone management, ocean policy, marine environmental protection, maritime boundaries, the international law of the sea, and related works on environmental and socioeconomic aspects of governing the oceans. Geographic coverage is worldwide. The collection includes many materials not held by other academic libraries of the Pacific Northwest. The collection has nearly 5,800 cataloged books, reports, and government documents. It currently receives 78 journals and newsletters.

130. Welcome To The University Of Rochester College Republicans Web Site! Mission statement, list of members and key issues, and related links. http://sa.rochester.edu/republicans/

131. The College Board: Issues And Legislation Please direct all general inquiries for the Office of Government Relations ofthe college Board to govrelations@collegeboard.org. issues and Legislation. http://capwiz.com/college/issues/

CAgateway('college'); Office of Government Relations Home Elected Officials Issues Election ... Capitol Hill Basics Please direct all general inquiries for the Office of Government Relations of the College Board to: govrelations@collegeboard.org Issues and Legislation Current Action Alerts Congress: House and Senate Conferees Agree on Omnibus; $23.674 million for AP Other: House Labor-HHS-ED Appropriations Subcommittee Completes Markup See All Legislative Alerts and Updates Capitol Hill Basics Tips about communicating with Members and general information about Hill staffers, the legislative process and more.

132. Dauphin Island Sea Lab Home Page The Dauphin Island Sea Lab is Alabama's marine research facility. Site has information about lab's college/university programs, Alabama's SEAS education curriculum, and conferences on marine environmental issues (conference on jellyfish blooms in January 2000). http://www.disl.org/

Dauphin Island Sea Lab, 101 Bienville Blvd, Dauphin Island, AL 36528 / (251) 861- 2141

133. Informal Education In Schools And Colleges - Some Issues And Possibilities and interests such as music and sound systems, environmental issues, and cross Enhancingthe quality of relationships and of college and school life generally http://www.infed.org/schooling/inf-sch.htm

encyclopaedia archives search informal education in schools and colleges In recent years there has been a significant growth in the numbers of informal educators working in formal educational settings like schools and colleges. We explore the phenomenon – and some of the possibilities and problems involved. contents: introduction recent developments in school and college policy and practice the decline in classroom teachers' involvement in informal education - and the rise of the specialist the extension of curricular activity and the focus on outcome ... links There has been a significant growth in the numbers of informal educators working within schools and colleges in Britain. As we will see, three factors have been especially significant: The narrowing of the focus of classroom teachers and lecturers particularly as they deal with increased workloads and the national curriculum A growing belief in the need to attend to learning beyond the classroom if educational achievement is to rise and if people's orientation and skill base is to remain relevant to the economy (e.g. Bentley 1998; Leadbeater 2000). An aspect of this has been the growth in use of problematic notions such as lifelong learning A desire to ensure that school and college life is marked by reasonable behaviour and is attractive to potential students and their parents.

134. Home Meeting schedule, officers, issues and membership information. http://orgs.unt.edu/unt_democrats/

UNT College Democrats Club Welcome to the UNT Democrats! Our Website We have a new web-site! It has an information portion and a discussion group portion. The information pages can be used to find out about the club. The discussion group child web portion that can be used to start and continue dialogues via posting and reviewing comments. Our Mission We are student organization committed to the ideals of the Democratic Party. Our role is to provide a regular meeting space for student Democrats and for other party members/guest speakers to meet us. Meetings are held on a weekly basis during the Fall and Spring terms. Meetings are on Tuesday nights in the Student Union Building at 7pm in Room 412. Contact Information Current club contact : [unt_democrats@yahoo.com Telephone Postal address UNT, Denton, TX Electronic mail General Information: unt_democrats@yahoo.com [ Home ] Events Calendar Semester Activities News Officers ... Club's Constitution Send mail to unt_democrats@yahoo.com with questions or comments about the club Webmaster: Dave Wozniak, Senior, BBA Finance, Pct. 206 Chair (Carrollton). Send e-mail to DaveW @ WozComm.com**

135. The Sexual Victimization Of College Women to be stalked. The Sexual Victimization of college Women also documentedstalking, an issue not often studied. The women were http://www.now.org/issues/violence/030702college.html

What's New Press Room NOW Times NOW PACs ... Search Tips Send or Print this page The Sexual Victimization of College Women March 7, 2002 by Cindy Hanford, Web Writer "I felt betrayed, because I went to the university seeking help, and in the end, they basically did nothing about what happened to me," a female college student told The Washington Post this week. "All I wanted was for him to be kicked out of school so I could try to move on with my life and not have to see him." This recent sexual assault case at Catholic University in DC illustrates the problems faced by women on college campuses when universities attempt to adjudicate violent crime as if it were academic cheating. A board of three Catholic University officials observed while the 18-year-old woman had the harrowing experience of confronting her attacker with graphic details about what happened and of being questioned by him. The board found that the male student had sexually assaulted his classmate while she was intoxicated, but his only punishment was to lose his housing privileges for a short time. Meanwhile, the woman feels she cannot return to school there in the fall. According to a federal study, about three percent of college women are sexually attacked and thirteen percent are stalked during an academic year. "The Sexual Victimization of College Women" was released last year by the U.S. Justice Department's National Institute of Justice and Bureau of Justice Statistics. The report is based on interviews with 4,446 college women (employing a nationally representative sample) and examines the frequency and nature of sexual assault on college campuses in the United States.

136. Wild Rockies Field Institute Students learn about environmental issues and the threats to specific ecosystems while traveling in the field. college credit offered. From Alaska to Mexico. http://www.wildrockies.org/wrfi

General Information Courses We are still accepting applications for our summer courses! Instructors Application Links With the Wild Rockies Field Institute students learn about environmental issues and the threats to specific ecosystems while traveling in the field. College credit is offered through the University of Montana. Course areas range from Alaska to Mexico. WRFI was founded in 1993 by several instructors at the University of Montana who felt that education about ecological processes and relationships, as well as land management policy and human relationships with the land, could be more deeply and honestly explored on site, in the field. We look forward to the coming year and invite you to join us for a different kind of academic adventure. Please choose from the options listed above to learn more about the Institute and the details of our courses. If you have any questions, or would like to receive additional information, feel free to call or send e-mail to wrfi@wildrockies.org Best wishes for a wild year! Wild Rockies Field Institute Staff In Remembrance of Matt Thomas . . . .

137. Ventura College - Accreditation 2003 - Self-study Issues SelfStudy issues. PAGE 1 OF 10. Standard One. Committee Membership Dr.Larry A. Calderón, college President. Standard One Institutional Mission. http://www.venturacollege.edu/accreditation/2003/selfstudy_std01.htm

VC WEBSITE HOME site menu directories ventura college a-z search contact us about ventura college current students academic programs distance learning ... Accreditation Home Accreditation 2004 Co-Chairs and Committee Members Accreditation Standards Accreditation Timeline Updates ... Educational Master Plan Accreditation 2003 Commission Recommendation Evaluation Team Findings Updates Statement of Report Preparation ... Self-Study Issues Self-Study Issues PAGE 1 OF 10 Standard One Committee Membership: Standard One: Institutional Mission The institution has a statement of mission that defines the institution, its educational purposes, its students, and its place in the higher education community. Assessment of Progress Made The 1996 Self-Study Report raised concerns about the need to reevaluate the College's Statement of Mission and Goals, and to publicize outcomes. Discussion Summary: The College continues to evaluate its Institutional Mission Statement as part of its three-year strategic planning cycle. No documents cited.

138. Welcome To The ACLU At Yale Publicinterest organization that focuses on civil liberties issues such as first amendment rights, privacy rights and civil rights. http://www.yale.edu/aclu/

ACLU Home Join Us Welcome to the Yale ACLU. Thank you for your support. Select A State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Northern California Southern California San Diego Colorado Connecticut the Dakotas Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas and Western Missouri Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Eastern Missouri Montana The National Capital Area Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Southern Regional Office DC Capital Area Advanced Search This Week Anytime "Yale ACLU Featured in Yale Daily News!" ... Under the headline, "ACLU chides Patriot Act," the ACLU Yale College Chapter was featured Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2003, on page 3 of the YDN. An accompanying photo includes Yale ACLU members Molly Lewis '06, and Alan Kennedy-Shaffer, '06. The article itself includes quotes from Lewis as well as ACLU Chair Boris Volodarsky. Read the article online to find out more...

139. Wabash College Gender Issues Home Page Wabash college Gender issues Committee. Mission Statement; Members; 199899Schedule of Events; Calendar of Current Events; Gender Research Resources; http://www.wabash.edu/special/gender/

Wabash College Gender Issues Committee Mission Statement Members 1998-99 Schedule of Events Calendar of Current Events Gender Research Resources Area of Concentration in Gender Studies Last updated by Cheryl Hughes( hughesc@wabash.edu ) on October 5, 1999

140. ACP-ASIM Observer - Past Articles By Subject - Clinical Issues issues to consider when ending life support Hospitalor hospice-based caregiversmust make tough decisions in order to 1996-2003, American college of Physicians http://www.acponline.org/journals/news/clinical.htm

Home Search Site directory ACP Observer Contents Current Print Issue Past issues Articles by Subject ... Search Classifieds Search ACP Observer Printer-friendly format Email this page Clinical Issues Abuse/violence Addiction/substance abuse Adolescent medicine Aging ... Miscellaneous Abuse/violence Learning how to gently ask for information is the first step toward helping abused patients (March 2001) Tips for detecting and preventing violent behavior in teens Recent school shootings should serve as a wake-up call to screen all teenagers for psychosocial risk factors (May 1998) By asking the right questions and using some simple strategies , physicians can do a better job (February 1998) Top Addiction/substance abuse With smoking cessation drugs, dosing is key By using the right drug doses and combining therapies you can take some concrete steps to help patients stop smoking for good. (April 2002) How to convince patients it's time to quit To help patients stop smoking, you must find the motivation that best fits each patient's individual circumstances. ( Web only Tips to spot patients who abuse prescription drugs An addiction specialist gives pointers on how to spot drug-seeking patients Treating alcohol problems in primary care settings Physicians should be empathetic and optimistic about the efficacy of treatment (June 2000) Archive Top Adolescent medicine Struggling to treat teens? Try talking to them

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