61. Links Jim Peggy Kiesel nationally recognized Country and Swing Latin, Hustle, and manyother dance events, with group in the full range of current dances Both http://www.countrydancin.com/links.htm

Home [About] Calendar Clubs ... Map Country Western Dance Links Local Links Regional Links Local CW Bands Step Sheets Local Links Washington's ON-LINE Dance Network for info on dance activity, clubs, and competitions. Northern Virginia Country Western Dance Association Dance Schedules, Special Country Western Events, and Places to Dance in the Northern Virginia /Washington DC area. Southern Maryland Country Western Dance Association Serving the Southern Maryland Counties of Charles, St. Mary's, Calvert and Prince Georges area. Line Dancing in the Baltimore Area Linda B. Productions The best in Boot-Stompin' Country Western Entertainment for the Washington DC area. Country Dance Club CW dancing at NIH in Bethesda, MD, and other dance info. Washington D.C. Swing Dance Committee World-class dance instruction in a noncompetitive, social dance atmosphere Spanish Ballroom at Glen Echo The spacious Spanish Ballroom at Glen Echo National Park hosts lessons and dances throughout the week.

62. What's In The News About At the same time, the nature of current events allows the program information tobe WHAT'S IN THE NEWS is distributed nationally via satellite and videotape by http://www.witn.psu.edu/about.phtml?show_id=19

63. About Scholastic: News hoping that she would mention it in her nationally syndicated newspaper and LanguageArts, Math, Science, Social Studies, current events, History, Geography http://www.scholastic.com/aboutscholastic/news/press_112502.htm

G_preloadImages("/images/nb/nav.schlStore.1.gif", "/images/nb/nav.kidsFunOnline.1.gif", "/images/nb/nav.smartParenting.1.gif", "/images/nb/nav.whatsUp.2.gif"); Image Gallery JUNIOR SCHOLASTIC , LEADING NEWS MAGAZINE FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS, CELEBRATES 65 YEARS OF BRINGING THE WORLD TO CLASSROOMS -Scholastic To Unveil Special Exhibit Highlighting 65 Years of Reporting on Key Events, People, and Places in the News- New York, NY (November 25, 2002) Scholastic, the global children's publishing and media company, today announced the celebration of the 65th anniversary of Junior Scholastic Junior Scholastic , which appeared in classrooms on September 18, 1937, to today, the magazine has provided age-appropriate coverage that helps students to understand and learn about the world around them, and offers teachers up-to-the-minute support for the entire social studies curriculum. Scholastic will mark the anniversary with a special exhibit highlighting Junior Scholastic 's 65 years of reporting for students on watershed events, political and cultural figures, trends and issues - including FDR's New Deal, World War II, the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., Watergate, the Women's Movement, child labor, the collapse of the Soviet Union and communism, September 11, and the war on terrorism. The exhibit will incorporate historic covers from past issues, significant articles, and images of prominent people and events representative of key moments in U.S. and world history. The exhibit opens to the public on Monday, December 2, 2002, in the lobby of Scholastic's world headquarters, located at 557 Broadway in New York City, and will remain on display until January 3, 2003.

64. Current What's New @ WFU current Issue. events will be held in New York City (February 12), Boston (February18 The nationallyranked men's basketball team hosts NC State 2/6, Duke 2/13 http://www.wfu.edu/alumni/justforyou/whatsnewwfu/currentissue.html

Alumni Home WFU Clubs Kiosk Giving ... WIN What's New @ WFU Current Issue Subscribe Unsubscribe Previous Issue What's New Home Welcome to What’s New @ WFU, a monthly electronic newsletter from the Office of University Advancement. Each issue of What’s New @ WFU will bring you news from all parts of the University; scroll through the email and click on the highlighted links to receive additional information about each topic. IN THIS ISSUE: March 2003 War in Iraq spurs debate and action at Wake Forest Alumna wins $40,000 on "Jeopardy" Disney Teacher of the Year book signing "Humor in Film," a Romance languages film symposium ... Spring teams prepare for ACC tournaments NEWS: The war with Iraq has elicited an array of responses from students at Wake Forest including a demonstration at a University entrance to show support for the US administration and military troops, candlelight vigils on campus and in downtown Winston-Salem to protest military action in Iraq, an ongoing campus drive to gather items needed by US soldiers, and several forums and panel discussions designed around the topics of war and US foreign policy. Details: http://www.wfu.edu/alumni/count/iraq.html

65. College Of Journalism News Release UMTV Series Now Available The Global Village, hosted by Leonard Elmore, premiered nationally in late They presentan educated look at current events, helping to unravel mainstream media http://www.journalism.umd.edu/newrel/researchchannel.html

66. Frontiers In Ecology & The Environment: Media Kit Print 7800+ ESA Members, nationally and internationally. Global news stories on policy,breaking research developments, and current events SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES http://www.frontiersinecology.org/printmediakit.htm

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment is the new full color journal of the Ecological Society of America (ESA). 7800+ ESA members will receive Frontiers Frontiers will also be available by subscription to non-members, institutions, and libraries, nationally and internationally. Frontiers is aimed at professional ecologists, environmental scientists, and researchers in related disciplines. With content that is timely, relevant, and understandable, expertise. It will have a broad, interdisciplinary appeal for all users of ecological science, from researchers to resource managers, policy markers to educators. Frontiers will maintain the fine tradition of ESA scientific journals published since 1931. Frontiers ... Not just a Must-Read but a Want-to-Read WHY ADVERTISE? Our readers appreciate advertising information about innovative and quality products, services, academic programs and courses, employment opportunities, awards, announcements, conferences, and meetings. REACH YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE!

67. Canadian Property Tax Association This workshop is developed each year in accordance with current events. Attendeesare updated nationally on changes and are provided with an opportunity to http://www.cpta.org/member_info.shtml

CPTA Policy Contact Board of Directors Chapter Executives ... Home Members Section Communication Update Membership Directory Chapter Guidelines Assessment Directory ... Bulletin Board Non-Members Section Membership Info Join The CPTA Resources Careers ... Focus Articles CPTA MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Background Why Belong? Membership Chapters ... Application for Membership Background The founding of the Association was a positive response to a recognized need for a national organization to present a cohesive argument on equitable policy in the assessment and property taxation fields to government, at all levels, on behalf of commerce and industry. Since its inception on March 1, 1967, the CPTA has consistently worked to provide an opportunity for open and informed discussion of significant issues on municipal assessment and property taxation for its members across Canada. The association offers practical assistance especially in such areas as government representation in promoting equity for changing business conditions. [Return to Top of Page] Why Belong?

68. Events PAST events Justice in the Maquiladoras, will speak about the current labor situationin Nash, from Chicago, Illinois, is a nationallyrenowned leader from the http://www.labor.ucla.edu/events.html

Events CURRENT EVENTS PAST EVENTS CURRENT EVENTS Friday, February 7, 2003 Law and Organizing in the Underground Economy Jennifer Gordon UCLA School of Law, Room 2448 You are invited to an informal talk by Jennifer Gordon this Friday. Food will be provided. This talk is sponsored by the School of Law's Program in Public Interest Law and Policy and the UC Institute for Labor and Employment. For more information, including parking reservations, please contact Catherine Mayorkas, (310) 206-9155, or mayorkas@law.ucla.edu Friday, December 20th Maquiladora Survivor Speaks Out! UCLA Downtown Labor Center Friday, 12/21/02 675 So. Park View St. (Between Wilshire and 6th) Join Carmen Julia Silva, fired for her union organizing efforts at the Duro Bag factory in Rio Bravo, Mexico in a wide ranging conversation about union busting, unsafe working conditions and human dignity in the notorious "free trade" factories on the US-Mexican border. Silva is now president of the group D.U.R.O.O. (Democracy, Unity, Respect for Workers' Organization), an organization of current and former maquiladora workers in Rio Bravo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. jochoa@ile.ucla.edu

69. LANDRY'S BICYCLES - Privacy Policy COM is the website of Landry's Bicycles, a Top 100 nationally rated bicycle of ourwebsite and to notify customers about Landry's news and current events. http://www.landrys.com/Pages/privacy.html

Serving cycling enthusiasts SINCE 1922 SPRING BIKE SALE YOUR PRIVACY W e respect the privacy of our in-store customers and website visitors, and we want you to feel comfortable exchanging any information with us. LANDRYS.COM is the website of Landry's Bicycles a Top 100 nationally rated bicycle dealer, with store locations in Framingham, Westboro, Easton, and Danvers (Massachusetts). This website is for informational purposes; we do not sell products over the Internet. Our information policy is listed below. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns about your privacy related to Landry's website or stores. Contacting us Landry's Bicycles maintains central offices in Downtown Framingham, Massachusetts. Our postal address is: Landry's Bicycles 80 Hollis St. (central office) Framingham, MA 01702 You can also contact us by telephone, e-mail, or on-line survey form: Telephone: 508-875-2023 or 877-LANDRYS E-mail: feedback@landrys.com Landry's E-News (customer survey form): http://www.landrys.com/Pages/form.html

70. News Is Free: Epaynews: Information About This Channel engine for current events and Breaking News. Blogdex, Check out this source on Blogdex,the weblog indexer. Moneo EPurse To Be Rolled Out nationally Feb 04 2003 http://www.newsisfree.com/sources/info/5558/

Guest: Login New Account Premium Mon, 04/07/03 Information Top News Site Status Random News ... epaynews ePayment Resource Center This source is available for Syndication In Category: Internet See all headlines See other channels Users subscribed to the premium service may access the archives of this sources which contains all items posted in the last 30 days (at least). Information Links This site has not been rated yet These headlines can used on your website or in your favorite headline viewer .Please support this service and comply with our terms of service Check out this source on Syndic8, the Syndicate News Headline Index Search this feed on Daypop, the search engine for Current Events and Breaking News Check out this source on Blogdex, the weblog indexer epaynews Dispute Resolution Is A Key Area Of Payments Apr 04 2003: With worldwide card transaction volumes now exceeding USD 3 trillion annually, scalable dispute resolution operations are critical for issuers, merchant acquirers and merchants to reduce costs. Malaysian Banks Are 'Reluctant To Chip-Enable' Brazil's Payment System Meets Global Standards Apr 04 2003: Brazil’s payment system is “one of the most modern in the world” after the Central Bank in April 2002 “adopted a leapfrogging strategy” in a modernization drive, according to LatinFinance.com.

71. CASE ENGINEERS COUNCIL current events EWeek - Plans for this year's Proposed CEC events for Spring 2001;Updated for all engineering disciplines and nationally recognized engineering http://home.cwru.edu/cec/

C ASE E NGINEERS C OUNCIL Home Calendar Officers Purpose Reps ... Pictures The executive officers and representatives of the Case Engineers Council are currently revaluating its purpose and goals. Feedback regarding our current draft of the CEC's purpose would be greatly appreciated. Current Events E-Week - Plans for this year's engineers' week are coming together. Most of the traditional events have been reinvented this year in order to put together a larger-scale and more interesting week. Look for updates on this page, postings around campus, and a variety of other media. Involvement in the planning and administration of the week is welcome. Questions?: contact Kristin Frinkley Technology Day - High school students from around Cleveland will be brought onto campus this Spring for a day of events focused on engineering at Case Western Reserve University. Activities include an opening presentation, tours of the various engineering departments, lunch, and an engineering challenge. Questions?: contact the

72. Current And Past Events: Center For Gender Studies University Students' Views of their current and Possible Some Previous events 20012000Check Below for 2001 An Evening with nationally syndicated Columnist http://www.radford.edu/~gstudies/events/events.html

News of Coming sponsored or co-sponsored by The Center for Gender Studies Events Scheduled for the 2002-2003 Academic Year Don't Miss: October April, 2002-2003 Hilary Lips Jacki Quinlan Jeanne Mekolichick April 1 st : " Gender Self-Concepts in Teaching, " A research symposium. Heth Lounge A, 11:00 - 12:15 Director: Center for Gender Studies March 20-22 nd " and Their Choices to Pursue or Avoid Studies in Science and Technology ". Conference, Blacksburg, March 20-22, 2003 Director: Center for Gender Studies March 3 rd : " Are Women Still Worth Less ? A Report on the Gender Pay Gap." Heth Lounge A, 12:00-1:00

73. Newspapers In Education Our timely current events lesson plan this week examines this topic in detail. ChicagoTribune News In Education program has been recognized nationally for the http://nieonline.com/chicago/

SUPPLYING NEWSPAPERS WITH EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAMS Lesson plans Elementary (K-4) Middle (5-8) Secondary (9-12) Current events ... Useful links Visit our website Stay informed Register here to receive weekly updates on special offers exclusively from NIE Online by typing in your e-mail address and clicking the "Register Me" button. Contacts For more information about our NIE programs, contact Ann Pellegrini at 630-368-4200. Or use this form to write to us. General Inquiries: Delivery Problems: Stock Market Game: Workshop Information: Fax: Find out how to sponsor an NIE program Privacy Statement What's hot this week Battle over ballots: Will the historic Bush-Gore race bring an end to Electoral College? Our timely Current Events lesson plan this week examines this topic in detail. Get Details Stock Market Game: Students work in teams or alone to actively select, analyze, track and trade stocks on a daily basis, while learning about the economy in a real-life situation. GET DETAILS Hispanic Heritage is a program that highlights Hispanic American men and women from every walk of life who have made outstanding contributions to many fields of endeavor: science, education, government, labor relations, entertainment and other disciplines. GET DETAILS Black History: This educational program highlights the accomplishments and struggles of African-Americans by walking students through history and into the present.

74. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "correct" Political Cartoons by Jim Huber Jim uses his conservative wit and humor to commenton current events with his weekly, nationallypublished, political cartoon. http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=correct

75. Current Maui Events Calendar, Women Travel Adventures, Mind-Body Fitness, Vacati events Led by Dr. Elaine Willis, a nationally recognized psychologist and nutritionist,Welcome to Wellness addresses the health of body, mind and spirit. http://www.wailanakai.com/newsletters/april2001.html

Maui Attractions - April 2001 Shopping Events Music Scene Braddah-Nics ... Maui Before Shopping Baskets by Leinani Unique Maui made gift baskets. Maui gift baskets, full of all "No ka 'oi" (the best) Maui has to offer. Feed that sweet tooth with "ono" grinds, pamper yourself or the one you love with lotions, tea, coffee, scented candles and so much more! Events Free Whale and Ocean Information Date: Feb 5, 2001 To May 15, 2001 Time: 8:00 - 4:00 pm Place: McGregor Point Lookout - Lahaina - Maui Category: Education, Other Route 30 (Honoapiilani Highway) between Lahaina and Kihei Be sure to stop at Maui's McGregor Point Lookout to check out Pacific Whale Foundation's free "Whale Information" interpretive station. Where else can you pull off the highway and see whale baleen, whale lice and other interesting whale displays? Pacific Whale Foundation's Ocean Outreach Van is at this scenic lookout area daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with interesting whale displays and free information about whales. Pacific Whale Foundation's Marine Research Naturalists will be on hand (with binoculars for you to borrow) to help you spot whales from one of the best shore-based whale watching locations on Maui. Free. Art Maui Date: Mar 11, 2001 To Apr 8, 2001

76. Educational Programs - Community Projects See this website for past and current events. College Emeritus Program and the SantaMonica College Community Services Program, nationally established muralist http://www.smc.edu/madison/educational/educational_community.html

NEWS: A Bid to be Big Stage on Campus Saturday, May 3, 2003 Cinco de Mayo Celebration with David Haro COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAMMING Arts education programming at the Madison campus is intended to go beyond the classroom, and includes lectures, master classes, K-12 enrichment programs, community performances, and professional presentations. MADISON PERFORMANCE SERIES The Madison Performance Series began in the Fall of 1999, and has become a strong arts education component of the Madison Campus Arts COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES MENTORSHIPS The Madison Performance Series includes inviting young student performers to perform along with professional groups who act as mentors and artistic role models. This past year, the Santa Monica High School Chamber Orchestra and the Palisades High Chamber Singers performed at the Los Angeles Master Chorale performance. MASTER CLASSES LIFELONG LEARNING COMMUNITY MURAL PROJECT The Madison Campus Arts program completed a community mural project for the visual arts in 1999. In conjunction with the Santa Monica College Emeritus Program and the Santa Monica College Community Services Program, nationally established muralist Elizabeth Sadoff designed and painted a performance arts mural for the proposed site of the new theater. Santa Monica College Emeritus College and Community Service art students were given an opportunity to participate on a community mural project that involved various aged participants working together to create an indelible, visual statement of the arts. The Mural is the backdrop for the Madison Performance Series.

77. HCT :: News And Events :: Submitting Web News & Events HCT Homepage Priority will be given to current news stories focusing on events whichare to positioning the HCT locally, nationally and internationally http://www.hct.ac.ae/newsevents/webnews.html

document.write(day + month); document.write(myweekday + ", 2003" + ""); Welcome to the HCT web news and forthcoming events submission website There are three areas where you can post material about HCT related news and events on the HCT website. 'In the News' - articles about relevant current events happening throughout the HCT 'Feature Story' - each month the HCT website features a story of interest. Forthcoming Events Events more than one month old will not be listed and no items will remain on the Homepage for more than one month after the date of first posting. Priority will be given to items accompanied by high-quality images. Submitting Articles for 'In the News' webnews@hct.ac.ae . No hard copy versions can be accepted. Articles proposed for publishing on the HCT home page should be accompanied by a high-resolution JPEG or TIFF format image relating to the article or a logo advertising the event. Images should be sent as single file attachments along with the story. Articles sent with the image embedded in the word document will not be used on the HCT homepage due the loss of image resolution. All images of UAE National women must be accompanied by a signed release form and faxed to

78. Syllabus News & Events of Commerce said last week that they would extend eligibility for a .edu domain nameto nationally accredited post The current exam is only offered twice a year http://www.syllabus.com/news.asp

Subscribe About Syllabus Current News Event Calendar ... Subscribe to Newsletter Submit a News Story Submit News, Resources and Trends to Syllabus for possible publication on Web site and e-mail newsletter. Upcoming Conferences Syllabus conferences explore the latest applications of information technology in higher education. Want to be a Sponsor? If you would like to sponsor our twice-a-week e-mail newsletter focused on news, trends, and resources for higher education, contact us! Tom Hernandez, Advertising Director thernandez@syllabus.com Mark Weeks, Eastern Regional Sales Manager mweeks@101com.com 4/4/2003 News Sponsor: hp MP1200 digital projector with warranty Want your school's money to go far? Buy the reliable and mobile HP MP1200 Digital projector and you'll get a three-year warranty that even includes unlimited bulb replacements (a value of at least $600). No other manufacturer offers this extended warranty support. So act now, visit http://info.101com.com/default.asp?id=970 Finalists for Best Collegiate Software Programmer Named Sun Microsystems Inc. and TopCoder Inc., a company that specializes in finding computer programming talent, announced 16 finalists, including five regional champions, to compete in the upcoming final rounds of their 2003 tournament to name the top university software programmer. The tournament will award a total purse of $100,000, with the winner receiving $50,000. The five Regional Champions are:

79. Hawaiian Water Sports, Current Productions 2000 current productions in association with US Windsurfing presents No show equals 26points for events missed compete in more than one region to be nationally ranked http://www.hawaiianwatersports.com/tour/

The one source for all your watersports. Tel: 808.262.KITE (5483) Fax: 808.261.WIND (9463) info@hawaiianwatersports.com Driving directions Weather and surf forecast Learn to surf uncrowded waves near Diamond Head ... Learn to windsurf in calm waters near Diamond Head Learn to fly-surf safely in open spaces and clear water Rent a surf board and enjoy the waves Rent a windsurfer and fly with the wind Rent a kiteboard and boost big air Buy new and used surf gear Buy new and used windsurf gear Buy new and used kitesurf gear Get your board, sail or kite repaired for less Members save 20 % We sell everything for less USWC wave and freestyle tours Hawaiian windsurfing championships Hawaiian Watersports 354 Hahani St., Kailua, HI 96734 Tel: 808.262.KITE Fax: 808.261.WIND The 2000 Hawaiian Windsurfing Championships will again be a part of the US Windsurfing Championships 2000 with both tours under the volunteer leadership of Josh Seymour. Want to sign up? Click here and print out the form!

80. Internet Public Library News & Current Events Recent IPL News Information about recent events and happenings. Resources providing links to a collection of other news sources (newspapers, magazines, radio). Resources in this category http://www.ipl.org/ref/RR/static/ref5000.html

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