21. Artemis Guide To Women's Studies Programs Provo — Minor; University of Utah, Salt Lake City — Minor/BA state University,Logan — Minor/Area of Concentration; Weber state University, Ogden vermont. http://www.artemisguide.com/

Artemis is the ancient Greek goddess of the hunt and the moon, and the protector of women and children I have created this page currently listing 357 programs to help people find women's studies programs with ease. My undergraduate degree, from Appalachian State University, had a concentration in women's studies; but I had great difficulty finding a graduate program. Eventually, I found NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study, a self-design program in which you can incorporate women's studies. To see what i've done with my women's studies background, look at my resume Jump to the State of Your Choice By Clicking on the Letter That Corresponds To the First Letter of the State A C D F ... Other Resources Alabama Auburn University University of Alabama, Huntsville University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Arizona Arizona State University, Tempe Arizona State University West, Phoenix Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff University of Arizona, Tuscon California California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco California Lutheran, Thousand Oaks California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo California State University at Chico ... Back to top of page Colorado Colorado College Colorado State University, Fort Collins

22. Governing: State Egov Rankings New Mexico, Nebraska, Mississippi, Alabama, Hawaii, vermont, Montana, South an averageof 32 for each state — and then (Similar studies of city and global e http://governing.com/articles/9stegov.htm

Posted September 15, 2003 The full state/federal study online Grading the cities on e-gov Study: State Web Sites Fall Short on Readability Governing.com WHAT GOOD Brown University’s State eGov Scorecard State 2003 Rank 2002 Rank Mass. Texas Ind. Tenn. Calif. Mich. Pa. N.Y. Fla. Ky. Ill. Mo. N.J. S.D. Ariz. Wash. Utah Md. Va. N.C. Kan. Conn. N.H. Del. Maine Ohio Minn. La. N.D. Idaho Ga. Nev. R.I. Ore. Iowa Wis. Ark. Okla. Colo. Wyo. W.Va. S.C. Mont. Vt. Hawaii Ala. Miss. Neb. N.M. Alaska Overall, Massachusetts topped the state rankings, vaulting up from the 24th position last year. Rounding out the top 10 were Texas, Indiana, Tennessee, California, Michigan (which rose from 19th place to sixth), Pennsylvania, New York, Florida and Kentucky (which jumped to the 10th position from 44th). Alaska was the bottom-ranked site. Also among the bottom 10 were New Mexico, Nebraska, Mississippi, Alabama, Hawaii, Vermont, Montana, South Carolina and West Virginia. The presence of online publications and databases has become near-universal, with 98 percent of the site providing access to publications (up from 93 percent last year) and 80 percent hosting accessible databases (up from 57 percent). The full state/federal study online Grading the cities on e-gov Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

23. State Energy Program: Vermont Clean Cities Coalition The vermont Clean Vehicles Coalition (VCVC) became the US Department of Energy s CleanCities program in fueling infrastructure in the state electric vehicle http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/projects_by_topic_detail.cfm/sp_

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center Vermont Clean Cities Coalition SEP Special Project, Vermont, 2003 The Vermont Clean Vehicles Coalition (VCVC) became the 82nd official partner in the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities program in 2001. Since then, the number recorded alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) has increased from 150 to 413. Great strides are being made to diversify and expand the alternative fueling infrastructure in the state: electric vehicle charging stations are added every year; greater care has been taken to identify and locate propane fueling; and funding has been secured and plans begun for the construction of a fast fill CNG station in Burlington. Plans are also being made for at least one additional fast fill CNG station in the Burlington area. Interest in biodiesel and ethanol grows monthly, and we anticipate public biodiesel and ethanol fueling in the state within the next two years. There is also a strong push to bring full-scale biodiesel production to the state. This grant will provide the funding to operate VCVC, including staff salaries and outreach activities and materials. The VCVC provides Vermont with the organization, motivation, and the staff to direct and sustain its statewide Clean Cities activities, such as:

24. State Energy Program: Vermont Clean Cities Coordinator This project will assist in funding the fulltime Clean cities Coordinatorposition for the vermont Clean cities/Clean state Coalition. http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/projects_by_topic_detail.cfm/sp_

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center Vermont Clean Cities Coordinator SEP Special Project, Vermont, 2001 This project will assist in funding the full-time Clean Cities Coordinator position for the Vermont Clean Cities/Clean State Coalition. The purpose of this position is to promote the development of a critical mass of alternative fueling stations and alternative fuel vehicles in order to facilitate the development of a viable alternative fuels industry in the State. Topics Clean Cities DOE Funding Contact Vermont's State Energy Office for more information. Printable Version Webmaster State Energy Program Home ... EERE Home U.S. Department of Energy Content Last Updated: April 26, 2004

25. The Office Of The Attorney General Of Vermont: : States, Cities, Environmental G New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, vermont and Washington. in the states’ petitionsand the state of California Two other cities, New York City and Philadelphia http://www.atg.state.vt.us/display.php?pubsec=4&curdoc=459

26. Rutland Herald And Times Argus:Vermont Legislature 2004 the state s largest city, comes in second in the study s nationwide percapita rankingof same-sex couples in small cities. vermont is a state that has had a http://rutlandherald.com/legislature04/82439.html

site="VTRUT";section="HOME" 2003 Archive Legislature Web Site State of Vermont Rutland Herald ... Times Argus A Rutland Herald and Times Argus Special Archive Gay couples at home in Vermont, study finds - April 21, 2004 By Anne Wallace Allen ASSOCIATED PRESS MONTPELIER - Vermont has the highest concentration of same-sex couple households in the country, according to a study due to be released next month. Burlington, the state's largest city, comes in second in the study's nationwide per-capita ranking of same-sex couples in small cities. "Vermont is a state that has had a long-term attitude of 'live and let live,"' said Burlington Mayor Peter Clavelle. "The word's getting out." The study of gay and lesbian couples, a book called the Gay and Lesbian Atlas, was carried out by the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan research organization in Washington, D.C., that develops population estimates used regularly in academic research. The data was developed from 2000 U.S. Census figures. Author Gary Gates said he hoped it would be used for policymaking. "It makes visible a population that is often not terribly visible, particularly in terms of the pol-icy debate," said Gates, a demographer. "There is little empirical data to inform the debates, and one reason we did this book was to fill this gap."

27. ISEP Institutions of vermont campus is in Burlington, the state s largest city. vermont s location inthe northeastern part of the US offers flights to many major cities in the http://www.isep.org/us/vt/

Back to Search and Directory Home Map from used by permission of Microsoft Corporation. ISEP member institutions in Vermont: University of Vermont Links about Vermont: State of Vermont National Park Service: Vermont UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT More than 100 student organizations, including an international student club. Faculty/student ratio is 1:15; average class size is 25. Extensive four-day orientation program specially designed for international students. Burlington, Vermont (pop. 50,000) Undergraduate, Graduate Academic year or semester exchanges AP ratio of 10:6 http://www.uvm.edu/ Profile: Founded in 1791, the University of Vermont (UVM) is a comprehensive research university enrolling 7,400 undergraduate students and 1,500 graduate students. UVM has a varied student body, with half of the students from out-of-state and about 200 international students. More than half of the undergraduates live on campus. Students enjoy a high level of contact with their professors. The faculty is well-qualified, with 87 percent holding the highest degree in their field. The university has extensive indoor and outdoor recreational facilities, a multi-purpose student center, a music recital hall, and a theater. Locale: The University of Vermont campus is in Burlington, the state's largest city. With the university located near Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains of Vermont, UVM students enjoy the best of both city and rural life. Vermont's location in the northeastern part of the US allows students to experience the changing seasons, the autumn being particularly beautiful. The greater Burlington area has a population of 100,000. The city is only 90 miles from Montreal, Canada; 200 miles from Boston; and 300 miles from New York City. The Burlington International Airport offers flights to many major cities in the U.S.

28. Vermont Stowe Area Maps it has more than fifty street maps of cities and towns. vermont state (vermont Indicators).A collaborative state data centralization and clearinghouse project http://comeseeus.net/Stowe/Stowe_Maps.htm

29. Saint Michael's College - School Of International Studies Jerry s Ice Cream Factory, Stowe, the state House in vermont s capital city ofMontpelier, Lake Champlain and the Shelburne Museum. When can I study and how http://www.studyusa.com/factshts/stmichaels.asp

Saint Michael's College School of International Studies One Winooski Park Colchester, VT 05439 USA Telephone: 802-654-2300 Fax: 802-654-2595 Contact Us! Highlights Saint Michael's has nearly 50 years of experience teaching English to students from all over the world. Our 440-acre campus is located between the shores of Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains, minutes from the scenic, safe city of Burlington, Vermont. Saint Michael's is in the northeastern United States, with easy drives to New York City, Boston, and Montreal. Students have modern on-campus dormitory-style rooms wired with cable TV, telephone, and free internet access. Saint Michael's is ranked in the top 15 northern universities by US News and World Report magazine. Who are we? Academic quality within the context of its Catholic heritage is a top priority for the School of International Studies at Saint Michael's. However, students with many different religious backgrounds and faiths attend Saint Michael's. Both the college and the school offer outstanding faculty, small classes, and state of the art technology. A residential campus, students live in comfortable dormitories which enable them to participate in many social and recreational activities on campus, well-known for its peaceful beauty and the unique architecture of its buildings. Above all, the caring faculty and staff give each student the individual attention and support they need to grow and succeed academically. What do we offer?

30. CNEWS - University Of Vermont Promoting Canadian Studies the director of the University of vermont s Canadian studies met the governor of anAmerican state, which he t know that Canada s largest city, Toronto, was in http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2004/02/14/347974-ap.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index February 14, 2004 CANADA WORLD Iraq War on Terror ... Weather How high is the abortion issue on your list of election concerns? First and foremost. Moderately high. Quite low. Not sure. The results so far More on the story Speak your mind in the CNEWS Forum University of Vermont promoting Canadian studies By WILSON RING BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - For a quarter of a century, Andre Senecal has been trying to get Americans to understand that Canada is more than just polar bears, red-coated constables, hockey and long winters. He introduces students to Quebec literature, he leads delegations to Ottawa where they visit the Gothic revival Parliament building and learn some of the intricacies of government. He works with other academics, high school teachers, anyone who can help spread an understanding of the second largest country in the world. "It is very much like us, but the differences are critical," said Senecal, the director of the University of Vermont's Canadian Studies program. "It is those differences that have things to teach us."

31. Clean Air - Cool Planet | Case Studies: By State Case studies By state. vermont. City of Burlington, vermont On Champlain with aPlan (PDF, 150 KB); Cobb Hill CoHousing Project Pulling Together a Plan for http://www.cleanair-coolplanet.org/solutions/bystate.php

Clean Air-Cool Planet is the Northeast's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to finding and promoting solutions to global warming. Case Studies: By State ME NH VT NY ... NJ Maine Guilford of Maine: Cutting CO Out of the Fabric of a Business (PDF, 145 KB) Spreading the Light by Doing the Right Thing (PDF, 148 KB) National Tour of Solar Homes: When it comes to Solar Energy, Maine Home Shines (PDF, 131 KB) Naval Air Station Brunswick: Deploying Energy Restructuring at the Local Level (PDF, 145 KB) New Hampshire Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests: A High Tech Center to Showcase Conservation (PDF, 117 KB) Solar Works, Inc.: Here Comes the Sun... (PDF 149 KB) Stonyfield Farm, Inc.: Comprehensive plan May Extend Off-Site, But Not Out of Mind (PDF, 145 KB) Vermont City of Burlington, Vermont: On Champlain with a Plan (PDF, 150 KB) Cobb Hill Co-Housing Project: Pulling Together a Plan for Sustainable Living (PDF, 151 KB) Middlebury College: Bicentennial Hall Celebrates the Past and Future (PDF, 149 KB)

32. Almy Report Executive Summary The state’s obligation for ensuring that the property of how equalization amongthe cities and towns Local government revenues and taxes in vermont from all http://www.act60.org/almy_report_sum.htm

Almy Report Executive Summary Study of Equalization Procedures Vermont Department of Taxes Property Valuation and Review Division Property Taxation and Assessment Consultants 225 West Washington, Suite 2200 Chicago, Illinois 60606 USA July 1999 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Act 60, the Educational Opportunity Act of 1997, may have forever changed the nature of property taxation in Vermont. With the institution of the statewide education property tax, over 50 percent of the property tax will be state-imposed rather than locally imposed. This change requires commensurate changes in the State’s administrative and regulatory oversight of the property tax. The State’s obligation for ensuring that the property tax is apportioned among the cities and towns fairly is now equal to the city and town’s obligation to assess fairly and consistently all property owners. This new obligation requires not just tinkering with existing procedures and systems, but major rethinking and redetermination of how equalization among the cities and towns is conducted. Local government revenues and taxes in Vermont from all sources, on either a per-capita or income basis, are less than the national average. However, Vermont local governments have historically made much greater use of the property tax as a source of funding local governments than local governments in the rest of the nation. Data from 1994 (the latest available) indicates that per-capita property taxes in Vermont were 5.8 percent above the national average and 17.5 percent above the national average as a percentage of income. The message is clear: the property tax is a most important source of funding government in Vermont. Act 60 may change the tax mix somewhat, but the property tax will remain critical to the funding of both education and local governments generally.

33. Tax Equalization In Vermont - State Fails To Meet Minimal Standards The state should develop procedures to consistently and It s also unclear why, in88 vermont municipalities, more All cities and towns should computerize their http://www.act60.org/vpvr.htm

Tax Equalization - Vermont Fails to Meet Minimal Standards: See also: (10/14/99) Vermont scrapped the troublesome state property tax and adopted a state income tax in 1931 (details on that here ). With the introduction of Act 60 in 1997, however, property taxes have once again become the largest single state tax source in Vermont. It also turns out that Vermont's reliance on property taxes as a revenue source is far and away above the national average. According to the most recently published national statistics , property taxes in Vermont are 42.6 percent above the national average on a per-capita basis, and 55.5 percent above on an income basis. Vermont also uses the property tax to redistribute wealth to a far greater extent than any other state in the union. In view of this heavy dependence on the property tax, the state certainly has a legal obligation to ensure that property taxes are fairly and consistently apportioned. Vermont would also seem to have a vital interest in maintaining a system that can withstand legal challenges in court. But in reality, it appears the majority in the legislature cut a few corners in the rush to enact Act 60. During the brief four month period between the Brigham decision and the passage of Act 60, and indeed up to the present time more than two years later, there has been

34. Popartthree Bruhn and Ann Cousins, Preservation Trust of VT; Jim Condos, state senator and SouthBurlington city councilor; Karen Horn, vermont League of cities and Towns http://www.ptvermont.org/publications/pobook/popartthree.htm

A Local Official’s Guide to Developing Better Community Post Offices A project of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns, the Preservation Trust of Vermont, and the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation PREFACE TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I: INTRODUCTION SUMMARY ... APPENDIX PART THREE: THE VERMONT MODEL AND CASE REVIEWS In an effort to strengthen our existing communities, avoid sprawl and maintain our rural landscape, the State of Vermont has adopted a number of policies designed to encourage communities to reinvest in existing town centers or, when appropriate, to develop new town centers according to traditional land use patterns. Many communities have invested significant time and resources into planning for growth and revitalization. It is no surprise then when citizens and local officials resist efforts to relocate an anchor tenant, like the post office, outside of the town center or to endorse an inappropriate design. There are many good examples of post office projects in Vermont that are in historic buildings or in new buildings that are compatible with the architecture of Vermont towns. However these projects have only been accomplished because of strong community involvement and many communities feel that postal officials often have to be forced to cooperate.

35. Tobacco Education Center The threestate, six-city analysis is the first to systematically focused on tourismin California, Utah and vermont as well as in the cities of Los http://www.gaspforair.org/gasp/gedc/artcl-new.php?ID=70

36. Alumnae Careers: Urban Studies & Architecture Program Director of the vermont Housing and Conservation Board and holds severalboard, coalition and task force positions at the city, state and national http://www.brynmawr.edu/admissions/careers/urbanstudies.shtml

Gateways for... Prospective Students Current Students Alumnae/i Parents Faculty Staff Alumnae Careers Home - Arts - Biology - Business ... Site Index Eugenie Ladner Birch '65 In 1994, Eugenie Ladner Birch '65, professor and chair of the University of Pennsylvania's city and regional planning department, received the Margarita McCoy Award in recognition of her "outstanding contribution to furthering the advancement of women in the planning academy." Birch has published widely in two fields: the history of planning and contemporary planning and housing. She has served as a president of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, was a member of the New York City Planning Commission and in 2002, she served on the six-member jury to select the designers for the World Trade Center site. Polly Nichol '71 Polly Nichol '71 is an award-winning housing advocate. She is the Housing Program Director of the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board and holds several board, coalition and task force positions at the city, state and national levels. She holds an M.P.A. from Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government and is a graduate of the Snelling Center for Government's Vermont Leadership Institute. In 1994 Nichol received a major award from the Housing Assistance Council, given to an individual who has made "an outstanding contribution to improving the housing conditions of the rural poor in a particular region of the country." Kennedy Lawson Smith '79 Acknowledged as one of the nation's leading experts on downtown revitalization and a leading authority on mom-and-pop businesses, Kennedy Lawson Smith '79 is the director of the

37. ABCNEWS.com : Heroin Moves To The Country rural communities and small and midsize cities are unprepared In vermont, the deathof 16year-old Christal Jean Jones spurred the state government to http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/teen_heroin010524.html

var SectionID="US"; var SubsectionID="DailyNews"; var NameID="teen_heroin010524"; May 25, 2001 Good Morning America World News Tonight PrimeTime Nightline ... ABCNEWS.com GO TO: Select a Topic US Index Raw News Poll Vault HOMEPAGE U.S. FEATURE In Vermont, heroin is often introduced by visiting dealers from Boston, New York or New Jersey who might even hand out free samples. (PhotoDisc) Studies Find Rural Teens Getting Hooked on Heroin By Dean Schabner May 24 Colorado and Vermont, like rural and suburban areas from Wisconsin to Texas and New Jersey to Oregon, have seen a boom in heroin use, particularly among the young, over the last five years, catching communities unprepared for the scourge. The impact of heroin addiction was brought home to Vermonters when police linked the death of a teenage girl in a New York City brothel to what they said was a prostitution ring running from Burlington, Vt., to the Bronx. Police said Vermont girls got hooked on heroin that was introduced to the area by dealers from New York and then were lured into prostitution with promises of money and drugs. It's a pattern that has been observed all across the country.

38. Directory For Northeastern US Scholarly And In-Depth Studies On School Choice Fr City Cleveland, state OH, Country United states An Indiana The effects of towntuitioning in vermont and Maine VT ME, Country United states This study http://www.free-market.net/directorybytopic/choice/C5/R1.1/

about map news channels ... find you are here: Free-Market.Net Find Directory by Topic School Choice Northeastern US Scholarly and In-Depth Studies School Choice search get personal recommendations add a resource/link The Public Purpose of Private Education Source: Minnesota Independent School Forum et al. State: MN, Country: United States According to this data- and graph-filled report, Minnesota's 543 private schools save taxpayers more than $500 million every year while delivering better results. Adobe PDF. (10/96) Competition in Education: A 1999 Update of School Choice in Massachusetts Source: Pioneer Institute Author: Susan L. Aud State: MA, Country: United States An examination of the social, racial, and financial impact of Massachusetts' interdistrict choice and charter school programs on participating districts and a determination of whether the market competition model of education is being borne out in Massachusetts. (9/99) Unused Capacity in Privately Funded Michigan Schools Source: Mackinac Center for Public Policy Author: Matthew J. Brouillette

39. Vermont,Personals,Men Seeking Women. Ad 7540 Name Scott City Barre state vermont Age 29 I am about to study in a Yeshivain NYC and then continue my secular studies at a medical school. http://www.finestimage.com/singlesnf/vtmsw.htm

Ad: Name: Tim City: Franklin State: Vermont Age: Members may RESPOND here. Interests: I have never been married. I think a relationship should start out as a friendship first and they you nurture it to see if it grows and flourishes. If you can't be the best of friends than you can't be the best of lovers. I believe that it takes two distinct individuals to make a relationship work and they both should be able to realize that each one is their own separate person. You need your time together and you also need your time apart for a health relationship to grow. Being two distinct people we also should realize that we can't make each other perfect and in the image we want the other to be. We have to accept each other just as we are Ad: Name: b. City: west dover State: Vermont Age: Members may RESPOND here. Interests: hi my name is brian. im really into the outdoors. love the mountains and the beach. if you would like emailme""movies@together.net"". i would like to get to know you. im 6""4"" blonde and in pretty good shape. im a young 30 years old brian Ad: Name: garrick City: randolph State: Vermont Age: Members may RESPOND here.

40. NORML Home / Industrial Use / State Sponsored Hemp Studies state Capitol Jefferson City. Agricultural Experiment Station at Oregon state UniversityCorvallis. vermont This study examines public attitudes toward http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=3396

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