81. WHL Wells Elementary, Plano, TexasLibrary Media Center Home Page Welcome to the Wells Elementary school Library home page. These pages have been created especially for the students at Wells Elementary school. http://k-12.pisd.edu/schools/wells/Lmc/LMC2003.html

82. WHL Wells Elementary, Plano, Texas--Library Media Center: Big6 The Big6. The Big6 is the information problemsolving model we use at Wells and all Plano schools. Big6 Stage, Buying a present, Completing a school project. http://k-12.pisd.edu/schools/wells/Lmc/big6.html

Home Events Calendar Latest News PTA ... Parent Viewer The Big6 The Big6 is the information problem-solving model we use at Wells and all Plano schools. What's an information problem? Here's two examples: having to buy a present for a friend's birthday needing to complete a project for school The Big6 has 6 stages as I'm sure you have figured out. They are: Task Definition (What am I supposed to do?) Information Seeking Strategies (What information resources can I use?) Location and Access (Where can I find these resources?) Use of Information (Look and Read, Look and Write.) Synthesis (Put it all together!) Evaluation (Did I do a good job? Go back to number 1! What was I supposed to do?) Let's take a step-by-step look at the Big6 in action! Big6 Stage Buying a present Completing a school project Task Definition Realizing you need to buy a gift for your friend's birthday tomorrow. You decide to spend $15. The teacher assigns an animal report project, due in 10 days. You need to explain where your animal lives, what it eats, what its natural enemies are and how the young are cared for.

83. Tennessee Independent Media Center: Home The two discussed the school of the Americas (renamed Firebrand isn’t just a community center, it will be a home for regional independent media, a kitchen http://www.tnimc.org/

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84. Tennessee Independent Media Center: Feature/1954 at your colleague on the Board of Visitors and say ‘this school you’re They’re not getting any media attention.” When this journalist asked Rials about http://www.tnimc.org/feature/display/1954/index.php

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85. TCAnet: ArtsTEXAS: Spring 2001 Fine Arts and Rice University media Center in Houston instrumental in the establishment of media literacy as of the TEKS curriculum mandated for texas schools. http://www.arts.state.tx.us/artstexas/01spring/swamp.asp

A Publication of the Texas Commission on the Arts arts Texas past issues 2004 spring 2003 fall 2002 winter 2002 fall ... 2001 spring Back to Spring 2001 SWAMP Serves Texas in the Media Arts The Texas Commission on the Arts has nine special partnerships that have been forged with service organizations working more completely in their fields than TCA can do alone. These partners are designated as TCA's Statewide Service Partners. Participating organizations are eligible to receive a TCA grant specifically to assist them with providing these services to constituents across the state. The Houston-based Southwest Alternate Media Project (SWAMP) is TCA's partner in media arts. Southwest Alternate Media Project is a nonprofit regional media arts center committed to the production, promotion, and presentation of film, video and new media as art forms for a multicultural public. To this end, SWAMP brings artists and audiences together through exhibition, education, and information services. The Media Project evolved from the film program at Rice University Media Center as the realization of the vision of documentary filmmaker and educator James Blue. A media center, Blue believed, was a tool for democracy, a vehicle for access to, control and distribution of film and video information. With the financial support of John de Menil, SWAMP was incorporated as a non-profit in 1977. Over the years SWAMP has continued Blue's democratic ideals by supporting independent media artists and educating audiences.

86. Texas Children's Hospital - January 2003 - 01/01/2003 manager of community relations for texas Children’s an integral bridge between schools, volunteers and Contact media relations for more information about this http://www.texaschildrenshospital.org/AllAbout/NewsCenter/ArticleDisplay.aspx?ai

87. Baker Botts LLP | News & Events | Media Center | Bill Kroger Accepts Outstanding his BBA in accounting from The University of texas. two nonprofit organizations Communities in Schools Houston, the at the University of Houston Law Center. http://www.bakerbotts.com/news/press/presspage.asp?newsid=1734546272000

88. Baker Botts LLP | News & Events | Media Center | Bill Kroger Named Outstanding Y his BBA in accounting from The University of texas. two nonprofit organizations Communities in Schools Houston, the at the University of Houston Law Center. http://www.bakerbotts.com/news/press/presspage.asp?newsid=105415312000

89. Short On Books, Texas School Uses Laptops (TechNews.com) Short on Books, texas school Uses Laptops, _ Technology Headlines _. • Updated Technology Headlines. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A52546-2004Apr29.html

90. Texas House Passes School Finance Bill (washingtonpost.com) texas House Passes school Finance Bill By APRIL CASTRO The Associated Press Wednesday, May 5, 2004; 721 PM. AUSTIN, texas The http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A5249-2004May5.html

thisNode = 'nation/latestap'; commercialNode =''; var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; PRINT EDITION Subscribe to NEWS OPINION ... REAL ESTATE SEARCH: Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Nation Wires Texas House Passes School Finance Bill By APRIL CASTRO The Associated Press Wednesday, May 5, 2004; 7:21 PM AUSTIN, Texas - The Texas House on Wednesday passed a school finance bill that chops property taxes by $3 billion but raises cigarette and sales taxes. A day earlier, lawmakers had overwhelmingly rejected the governor's plan to draw new revenue from taxing adult entertainment like strip clubs and gambling. The House passed the bill 75-68, sending it to the Senate, which would have to pass the measure before the end of a 30-day special session. The session is about half over. "We have a limited amount of time. Every day counts," state Rep. Talmadge Heflin said as he urged passage. Gov. Rick Perry called lawmakers into special session to consider scrapping the state's so-called Robin Hood system of public school financing, which relies heavily on local property taxes but transfers money from wealthy school districts to poor ones. Perry wanted to cut school property taxes by $6 billion and replace that money with revenue from such sources as a $1-per-pack tax increase on cigarettes and a $5 tax on some adult entertainment, including strip clubs. He also sought to introduce state-taxed video lottery terminals at racetracks.

91. CFA In The Media Clearly, the time has come for texas to think outside as fed up with their public schools as many 1980s, both left and right-of-center governments downsized http://www.childrenfirstamerica.org/newsroom/oped17.htm

Matthew Ladner Texas school financing should be focused on productivity Gov. Rick Perry has pledged to call a special session on the issue of school finance, perhaps as early as July. This will be a difficult issue for a number of reasons, including the fact that almost any change in the current financing system will create winners and losers among districts and the taxpaying public. Recent court decisions, however, indicate the system may have to be changed. As this debate unfolds, legislators and lobbyists will invoke buzzwords like "adequacy" and "equal funding." The productivity of spending represents an equally critical issue on which to focus. Texas increased inflation-adjusted public school spending from $1,861 per pupil in 1959 to more than $6,000 in 1998. In other words, after factoring out inflation, Texas taxpayers had more than tripled spending per public school student. Last year, the state spent more than $7,000 per pupil. Unfortunately, there is little evidence that Texas student learning surged along with spending. The 1990s, for example, presents a decidedly mixed bag in terms of public school improvement. The U.S. Department of Education tests did demonstrate some progress among Texas students. Since the late 1990s, however, the average SAT score dropped, along with the percentage of children taking the test.

92. League Of American Bicyclists: Media Center The texas SuperCyclist Project is bringing bicycle safety education to Health and Physical Education professionals in elementary schools across texas. http://www.bikeleague.org/mediacenter/medprs061702b.htm

Preston Tyree of Texas Bicycle Coalition Receives League of American Bicyclists’ National Education Award FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 17, 2002 Contact: Patrick J. McCormick Communications Director League of American Bicyclists Phone: 202-822-1333 Email: Patrick@bikeleague.org The League of American Bicyclists recently bestowed its National Education Award on Preston Tyree, Education Director of the Texas Bicycle Coalition, who leads the Texas SuperCyclist Project. Barbara Sturges, Chair of the League’s Education Committee, presented the award, granted to individuals whose efforts have resulted in significant achievements in the education of cyclists or motorists regarding cyclists’ rights at a state, regional, or national level. Tyree received the award at the League’s first Bicycle Education Leaders Conference in Madison, WI on June 5. Over 170 of the nation’s most influential leaders in bicycle safety education attended the conference and applauded the efforts of Tyree and the Texas Bicycle Coalition. A former multi-national marketing executive and university professor, Tyree is an avid cyclist, having ridden bikes on the roads of six continents and also raced both road and mountain bikes. He retired from large corporations in 1987 and moved to Austin where he and his wife ran their own graphics design and production company. In 1993 he published a book of poetry, "Back Roads." In 1996 he began working part-time for Travis County teaching bike safety and began full time with the Texas Bicycle Coalition in September of 1998. Tyree is the author of the Resource Guide for the Texas SuperCyclist Project and various papers on bicycle safety education, including a white paper for the national Bicycle Safety Conference 2000, "Bicycle Safety Education, The State of the Art in America."

93. Michael & Susan Dell Foundation school District. • Dallas Children’s Medical Center*. • El Paso YWCA El Paso Del Norte Region. • Galveston University of texas Medical http://www.msdf.org/mediacenter/Release.aspx?ID=22

94. The Daily Texan connection with the murder of UT music school professor Danielle at the University visited the health center on campus hack at a pitch during a texas home game http://www.dailytexanonline.com/

document.write(''+''); Search Archives Advanced Search Serving the community of The University of Texas at Austin since 1900 document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Sections Home Interactive Login Register Around Campus Classified Ads ... Download PDF Viewer UT Student Media Sites The Daily Texan student newspaper TEXAS TRAVESTY online humor KVRX student radio KVR-TV student television CACTUS university yearbook TSP texas student publications Top Stories Nation bids farewell to Reagan With the storied riderless horse symbolizing the fallen president, Ronald Reagan's casket rolled on a century-old caisson to the Capitol on Wednesday past a crowd of thousands standing quiet witness to the high pageantry of America's first presidential state funeral in three decades. City council expected to vote on West Campus rezoning today West Campus will likely be one step closer to becoming a pedestrian-friendly, high-density living area after today's city council meeting, said Cathy Norman, president of University Area Partners, a group that worked closely with the city to develop the new rezoning plan for the area. Lawsuit seeks to prevent retail tax cut A lawsuit seeking to prevent the City of Austin from honoring an agreement to cut taxes for the Domain retail development in North Austin was settled out of court Tuesday.

95. Public Health News-Johns Hopkins according to a study by the University of texas. Freya Sonenstein, director of the Center for Adolescent Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg school of Public 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? Sat Jun 12, 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 Researchers Unaware They Had Live Anthrax (CNN, June 10, 2004) Six researchers from Children's Hospital in Oakland, California were exposed to anthrax while working on a new vaccine for the illness. They believed they were working with dead rather than live bacteria. Full text Feds Approve Faster Anthrax Exposure Test (CNN, June 8, 2004)

96. Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center: Home as teen sexuality, radical christianity and public school budget planning Contreras Baspineiro, translation by Irlandesa, Chiapas Independent media Center, 05/11 http://www.ucimc.org/

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97. Media Research Center CyberAlert -- 10/25/2000 -- "Texas Miracle" Just A "Mirage Bush has traveled to 115 schools during the campaign An impossible task, claims the texas Governor who media Research Center 325 S. Patrick Street Alexandria http://www.mediaresearch.org/cyberalerts/2000/cyb20001025.asp

6/11: Jennings Delivers Liberal Cliches on Reagan and Taxes and Blacks 6/10: ABC’s Jennings Repeatedly Raises How Blacks Didn’t Like Reagan 6/09: Rather: Bush “Now Has What He Once Said He Didn’t Need,” the UN 6/08: 9/11 Reagan’s Fault? CBS Suggests Tie to “Iran/Contra Debacle” Select Year Home Notable Quotables Media Reality Check Press Releases ... TimesWatch.org via PayPal! www.TimesWatch.org CyberAlert. Tracking Media Bias Since 1996 "Texas Miracle" Just a "Mirage"?; West Wing Star Called Bush "Full of S**t" and Jesus Disappointed in Bush 1) ABC, CBS and NBC all jumped on a study disputing Bush’s record on education. "A new report from the RAND Corporation, a non-partisan think tank, argues the so-called ‘Texas miracle’ in education is in fact overstated," declared NBC’s David Gregory. Dan Rather asserted: "A new study out today questioned whether it’s in fact a miracle or a mirage." 2) CBS dedicated a whole story to the battling Bush and Gore spending visions. John Roberts: "Under merciless attack as an old-line Democrat who believes big government is better, Gore today pledged that if elected he would freeze the size of the federal work force." 3) A Republican character joins The West Wing tonight just after star Martin Sheen told George magazine that George W. Bush is a "bully" who is "full of s**t." A co-star called Bush "proudly uninformed" and argued that Jesus would be displeased by Bush’s promotion of the death penalty. Just two weeks before the election a study from RAND Corporation researchers disputed George W. Bush’s claims about improvements by minorities in Texas schools, but instead of dismissing such a questionably-timed report, all three broadcast networks ran full stories on it Tuesday night. They all at least briefly noted how the new report contradicted an earlier RAND study, but those caveats came within stories focused on discrediting Bush’s record.

98. People For The American Way | Media Center PFAW.org s media Center contains press releases from both People For the http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=161

99. The University Of Texas Medical Branch Home Page Here for the health of texas. http://www.utmb.edu/

Javascript is required to open the window containing UTMB press releases. Alumni Students, staff and retirees Toolbox Webmail ... Send mail to a patient Campus Operator Alumni Appointments Jobs 877-886-2499(nursing) Patient Financial Counseling Patient Information Patient Referral Health Information Library Here for the health of Texas. Quick Links Select a UTMB web site UTMB Education School of Allied Health Sciences School of Medicine School of Nursing Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Alumni Services Continuing Medical Education Student Services UTMB Health Care UTMB Healthcare UTMB Patient Financial Counseling UTMB HeartCenter Sealy Center on Aging UTMB Correctional Managed Care Stark Diabetes The Wellness Continuum Other UTMB Sites of Interest UTMB Community Outreach UTMB Jobs UTMB News Moody Medical Library Office of International Affairs UTMB Retirees Your browser does not support scripting. Please visit our text-only page UTMB to close Friday, June 11, in observance of President Reagan's death By order of Governor Rick Perry, UTMB will be closing on Friday, June 11, in observance of President Ronald Reagan's death.

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