81. IU Soul Revue On Tour In New York And Michigan new york Max Bertrand, vice president of programs and student affairs Harlem school of the Daniel J. Drew, director of the media Center Canisius College 716 http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/838.html

IU Home Media Relations Home Headlines in Business Education General News Information Technology ... Social Science Other Resources Alumni Athletics Events Calendar Expert Sources ... IU President IU Soul Revue on tour in New York and Michigan EDITORS: Additional local media contacts are listed at the bottom of this release. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. The IU Soul Revue, a performance ensemble at Indiana University Bloomington, is on tour and will perform this week in New York, Buffalo and Detroit. The tour includes two performances that are open to the public. Founded in 1971, the IU Soul Revue is one of three performance ensembles of IU's African American Arts Institute. Under director Tyron Cooper, the IU Soul Revue has become noted for its high energy, impeccable musicianship and soulful delivery. The concerts will feature a wide range of selections from the group's repertoire of traditional rhythm and blues, soul, funk and contemporary black popular music styles. The talents of the IU Soul Revue have not gone unnoticed. Michael J. Powell, producer of popular recording artists such as Anita Baker and Patti LaBelle, said of the ensemble, "I was pleasantly surprised at the cohesion of talent, professionalism and quality centered within the Soul Revue." "The tour is an excellent opportunity to extend the Soul Revue's music to other communities, as well as to involve alumni and friends who are now located in these areas," said Charles Sykes, director of IUB's African American Arts Institute.

82. The Techno-Savvy, Book-Rich Media Center resources and the pressures on schools to produce capable thinkers, we need media centers to be The new york Times used technosavvy in only three http://www.fno.org/apr04/technosavvy.html

Online Store Home Search Subject Index ... McKenzie Workshops From Now On The Educational Technology Journal The Techno-Savvy, Book-Rich Media Center by Jamie McKenzie about author This article first appeared in the November/December 2003 issue of Library Media Connection Grand Prairie ISD student exploring questions from her wonder box. It is time to replace techno-lust with techno-savvy! I. Back from the Brink of Digital Distress Back before the Net came to schools, many of us had high hopes for digital library additions. We grabbed eagerly for articles about virtual libraries and some of us dreamed of abundance and digital riches unmatched by our print collections. Some leaders were so anxious to network schools and fill classrooms with digital devices that we could fairly accuse them of techno-lust. A decade later the after-taste is a bitter-sweet mixture of delight and disappointment. Digital abundance often turned to glut and the promised richness often proved more cloying than enlightening. With the defrocking of dotcom forecasters and their sales pitches for digital schools and high bandwidth learning, surviving media specialists are finding themselves challenged to help their schools become more discerning consumers of new technologies.

83. New York State United Teachers - Departments - Media Relations/Communications CONTACT Linda Rosenblatt, Director media Relations/Communications or classroom teachers and school employees; faculty State University of new york and City http://www.nysut.org/media/archive/970519committee.html

CONTACT: Linda Rosenblatt, Director Media Relations/Communications or Carl Korn 518-213-6000, EXT. 6313 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NYSUT ACTIVISTS TO SEEK FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS NEEDED TO RAISE STANDARDS ALBANY, N.Y. May 19, 1997 Some 500 education activists will jam the Capitol Tuesday in a grassroots effort to win support for critical programs that children need to get an early start on successful school careers and which help high school students meet higher academic standards. Making their second trip to Albany in two months, the volunteer lobbyists members of New York State United Teachers' Committee of 100 will arrive by bus about 8:45 a.m. to begin pressing public education's case in meetings with individual lawmakers and the Senate and Assembly leadership. "With a state budget agreement still likely to be weeks away, we want to be absolutely sure that the critical needs of public schools, colleges and universities remain fresh in the minds of lawmakers especially now that school budgets in their home districts are up for approval," said NYSUT President Thomas Y. Hobart Jr. NYSUT Executive Vice President Alan B. Lubin said the Committee of 100 a group that outgrew its name many years ago will detail for lawmakers the impact that years of stagnant state support have had on public schools. In addition, the volunteer lobbyists will be seeking legislative backing for pre-kindergarten and full-day kindergarten, early intervention and remedial reading programs, and for the tools that students and their teachers need to meet the more challenging requirements being implemented by the Regents.

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85. Oriskany Central School's Media Center Links Page: Oriskany, New York Oriskany Central High school s media Center Links Page. http://www.cybervillage.com/ocs/medlinks.htm

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86. NYSAIS 23 United Nations International school, new york, NY Click Classroom Management for new Teachers The Summer Residency @ Trinity Pawling school, Pawling, NY. http://www.nysais.org/

Thursday, June 10th, 2004 Contact Us About Us Looking for something specific? Type keywords in the search box below Trustee Governance Workshops Posted May 14, 2004 03:03 PM This will be a wonderful way to begin your Governance year, with a workshop by NAIS President, Pat Bassett , with discussions led by NYSAIS Exec. Director, Fred Calder . Your board will leave with a clearer understanding of the current issues and trends, and renewed commitment to their governance work. Two evening workshops are being offered this Fall. • September 22 - Allendale Columbia School, Rochester, NY Click here for details and registration. • September 23 - United Nations International School, New York, NY Click here for details and registration. permalink trackBack (0) Special Events for New Teachers Posted March 11, 2004 10:07 AM As your school brings new teachers on board during this hiring season, it is important to ensure their professional success. NYSAIS has 3 invaluable residential events to help you. These are all designed to help beginning teachers to learn skills and helpful insights that will get them off to a good start. The August event prepares them for the first days of school. The October events help them to reflect on and learn from their experiences during the year's first weeks. BTI 1 and BTI 2 have the same content - choose the one that best fits your schedule. All of these events offer excellent accomodations, wonderful food, and an atmosphere of collegiality. August 19-24 * Effective Classroom Management for New Teachers: A Summer Residency at

87. Utah IMC and activist groups worldwide, though mainstream media outlets have being a presence in schools is not new. and 1997, the number of high school ROTC programs http://utah.indymedia.org/

About Us Contact Us Subscribe Calendar ... chat Media Text Image Audio Video Other deutsch italiano norsk portug volunteer! links donate sf-active ... imc network Ashcroft Victory Tour Hits SLC US Attorney General, John Ashcroft came to Salt Lake City on Monday, August 25th as part of a multi-city public relations roadshow. Amid growing criticism, the tour intends to shore up support for the USA Patriot Act, which violates at least three constitutional ammendments. Meanwhile, the expansion of police powers continues under Sen. Orrin Hatch's recently drafted Victory Act. One of the bill's aims is to re-define most drug offenses as narcoterrorism. Ashcroft's visit and proposed legal changes are bringing opposition from across the political spectrum here in Utah as well. A local call to action states, "These fascists seem to think that we Americans are cowardly and that we will allow them to steal our freedoms because they are afraid of terrorists." Benjamin Franklin once said, '"Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither.'" On Monday August 25th, as Ashcroft was speaking to law enforcement at a hotel in downtown SLC, protesters gathered outside. For several hours, over 150 people occupied both sides of Main Street near the entrance of the hotel, and many marched around the block.

88. Media Workshop New York: About Us new york bases its work with educators on years of experience in the schools, as well as research conducted by the Center for Children and Technology, media http://www.mediaworkshop.org/about/

Search Site Map Contact Us A special project of the Bertelsmann Foundation and the Bertelsmann Partnership for Education , Media Workshop New York was founded in 1994 to tackle the challenge of designing effective professional development models as we help teachers connect new media and technology to their curriculum in creative and critical ways. Media Workshop New York bases its work with educators on years of experience in the schools, as well as research conducted by the Center for Children and Technology , Media Workshop's collaborator in designing the professional development model. The model takes an experiential, hands-on approach in guiding educators in their development of independent critical criteria for the use and assessment of new media resources and activities. In an effort to amplify good teaching, Media Workshop focuses on the process of connecting new media and technology to teaching and learning, as well as the product. The 501(c) 3 is under the Bertlesmann Foundation, which provides ongoing financial support and assistance with overhead costs on an annually decreasing scale. The Foundation also supports Media Workshop's work in its

89. Binghamton University nearly 3,300 graduates, along with family and friends, bearing witness to the excitement in the new Events Center media. school of Education Human Development. http://www.binghamton.edu/

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90. BackTry new Jersey school Libraries. Albert H. Saley Library, Mountain Lakes High school, Mountain Lakes, NJ. Barley Sheaf school Library media Center, Flemington, NJ. http://www.emanj.org/Listservs.htm

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91. American Social History Project/Center For Media And Learning E-News Online Forum from History Matters b. “Schools in Crisis and the US Past in the new media Classroom Institute held a session at the newyork Historical Society. http://www.ashp.cuny.edu/sept2003.html

SEPTEMBER 2003 1. Feature Article: Learning to Look Summer Institutes 2. Announcements: a. Library of Congress Acquires The September 11 Digital Archive b. NY Community Trust Grant c. New Small Schools Summer Institute d. The Chinatown Documentation Project 3. Calendar: a. "Talking History" Online Forum from History Matters b. Learning To Look Summer Institutes The Graduate Center's Learning to Look Institute held a session at the New-York Historical Society Guest presenters were drawn from academic programs and institutions located on NMC-LtL host campuses, including schools of education, humanities departments (history, art history, visual studies, American literature), local museums and historical archives, and campus-based media and learning centers. The Learning to Look summer institutes included programming from our three new Regional Centers: Spelman College (GA); the CUNY Center for Worker Education (NY); and Dillard University (LA). For further information on the Learning to Look faculty development program and our yearlong activities, contact Donna Thompson Ray at:

92. DeWitt Clinton High School Bronx, New York almost double the rest of the city of new york. Rigor new students are quickly socialized into a system in makes DWCH eligible for Title I school wide programs http://www.principals.org/breakthrough/dewitt_clinton_hs.cfm

SITE SEARCH Search help Jun 10, 2004 Home Jobs Message Boards Principal's Store ... Student Activities DeWitt Clinton High School Bronx, New York "What sets DeWitt Clinton apart is the absolute belief in high standards and expectations. It permeates all constituencies(Â ) No one rises to low expectations." Norman Wexler, Superintendent and former Principal DeWitt Clinton High School Bronx, New York Just the Facts! Dewitt Clinton High School 100 W. Mosholu Parkway S. Bronx, New York 10468 Phone: 718 - 543 - 1000 Website: www.dwchs.org School Facts School Type Public, Grades 9 - 12 Enrollment Location Urban Enrollment Process Borough-wide application process with 2/3 of student body randomly selected Macy Honors Program with selective enrollment for 1/3 of student body Breakthrough High School Facts Enrollment By Ethnicity Asian/Other (6 %), Black (32%), Hispanic (58%), White (4%) Free/Red Lunch Eligible Annual Graduation Rate College Admisions Rate Note: Employing different accountability formulas using the same data can present varying results. Compelling Outcomes 90% attendance rate $34 Million in scholarships and financial aid in 2002 Number of Regents Diplomas increased from 177 in 2001 to 210 in 2002.

93. Public Health News-Johns Hopkins Cheskin, an associate professor with the Center for Human The school of Public Health and Merck and Co. Up Approval Steps for AIDS Drugs (new york Times, May 17 http://www.jhsph.edu/Press_Room/

This Section JHSPH Media Inquiries email News Release Email Delivery News Releases Publications Saving Lives Millions at a Time Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine The School at a Glance What is an RSS News Feed? Thu Jun 10, 2004 Dr. Eliseo Guallar studies the links between peripheral arterial disease and exposure to lead and cadmium. Lead Levels Not as Safe as Previously Thought (News release, June 10, 2004) Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have found a link between levels of lead and cadmium - both toxic and carcinogenic metals - in the blood and peripheral arterial disease. The levels of lead and cadmium studied were well below the current U.S. safety standards. Full text Related article Feds Approve Faster Anthrax Exposure Test (CNN, June 8, 2004) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new blood test to quickly determine if a person has been infected with anthrax. Full text Environmental Health Sciences Researchers Receive Aerosol Paper Award (Web article, June 7, 2004)

94. New York Saint Vincent / Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs Communications media Center at NYLS; Concordia College new york; Cooper Union http://www.aldea.com/guides/gu/ny.html

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95. Home - Berkman Center For Internet & Society place here at Harvard Law school, promises to by researchers at the Berkman Center, the University This weekend s new york Times reports on recent criticisms http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/

Home projects Teaching Research Advising Advocacy about us Mission People FAQ The Filter search Blogs Give Insight into Iraq 6/10/2004 11:32 am According to a story by the BBC News Online , blogs have become an increasingly popular form of communication in Iraq. While Salam Pax, " The Baghdad Blogger ," gained attention last year for providing insight into daily life in the country, a number of other Iraqi citizens have joined in the blogging movement (for example, see The Model Nabil's Blog , and the Baghdad Burning Blog ). These sites offer direct windows into how the conflict has changed people's daily lives (see this entry in The Model , for example). Berkman Center Executive Director John Palfrey explained to the BBC that blogs are ideal "for those who want to read first-hand accounts and hear authentic voices from interesting parts of world." Read the full report in the BBC News Online . (Photo of Iraqi sign courtesy of The Model Permalink Berkman Center Welcomes New Directors of Clinical Program 6/8/2004 1:55 pm The Berkman Center welcomes Bruce P. Keller

96. Welcome To New School University Founded in 1919. Seven academic divisions focusing in performing arts. Campus located in Manhattan . http://www.newschool.edu/

97. Greece Athena Media Center Greece Athena media Center Our mission to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas (Athena s online catalog, available only when in school). http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/ath/library/

About our site 8th Grade Science State Exam Prep Library Media Specialists: Nancy Dillon-Lyboldt Will Haines Library Media Staff: Jule Dieter Debbie Nevada Marilyn Noonan LIBRA Monroe County (NY) Public Library System includes online catalog Ask-A-Librarian ask Ms. Lyboldt or Mr. Haines Try the Database MATRIX 2004 Summer Reading List! Greece Athena Media Center Our mission: to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas and information. Information Power Online Databases Reference Desk a core collection of resources OPAC!!! (Athena's online catalog, available only when in school) QUICK LINKS Almanacs Art Ask Bibliography ... Teacher Projects internet links grouped by teacher Teacher Resources educational resources Bibliography Guide cite your sources correctly Virtual Reading Room reading lists, online book reviews, and more! Research Guide Big Six Strategy Search Engines sites that help you find information Internet Links by subject News Links The Integrated Classroom by technology guru Mr. Excell

98. The Council For Excellence In Government: Home CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF new york AND THE KNIGHT FOUNDATION FUND new CAMPAIGN TO to implement key recommendations in the Civic Mission of Schools report. http://www.excelgov.org/displayMainSection2.asp?keyword=prcHomePage

99. Family Planning Advocates--Media Center stole new Year s for thousands of new york women, Family Instead of looking forward to a new Year that agencies, hospitals, nursing homes and schools face the http://www.fpaofnys.org/mediacenter/123002.html

Media Center Lawsuit Challenging Women's Health Act is "the Grinch that Stole New Year's" Catholic Agencies Seek Permission for Continued Discrimination Against Women The New York State Catholic Conference will become "the grinch that stole New Year's" for thousands of New York women, Family Planning Advocates President JoAnn Smith said today, decrying a legal action challenging the Women's Health and Wellness Bill, which goes into effect January 1. "Instead of looking forward to a New Year that is free of discrimination in women's health insurance coverage, thousands of employees of Catholic-affiliated social services agencies, hospitals, nursing homes and schools face the prospect of a protracted lawsuit in which their employers are seeking permission to continue to deny them important health insurance coverage," Smith said. Public rules should apply to agencies that serve and employ the public The lawsuit, announced today by the Catholic conference, has been filed on behalf of Catholic-affiliated social services agencies, hospitals, nursing homes and schools. These institutions hold licenses to serve the general public and also employ the general public, including many employees who are of other faiths, Smith pointed out, saying these agencies should be expected to "follow public rules, just like any another employer."

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