21. Untitled conflicts from governments or other societies will serve Yugoslavia packet) 2. Yugoslavia,Stage of Cosmic drama. www.awid.org (assoc for Women in Development). http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/facdis/GlobalSylFall2001.htm

GLOBAL MINORITIES SOC 305.01 SYLLABUS FALL TERM, 2001 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE Dr. John Warner, Jr. Professor warner@wvwc.edu Kresge Hall in MRC at 10:00 A.M. MWF Description of the Course This is a relatively new course. Before 1996 the course "Racial and Ethnic Minorities" covered both racial and ethnic conflicts in the USA (five weeks) and internationally (nine weeks). In 1996 we split the course into two separate courses, and this is entirely an international study. The USA section went into another new course for me, American Minorities since 1865 To the best of my knowledge this course in global minorities at West Virginia Wesleyan College is the only such course taught in the world. It is not taught in any other college on Planet Earth. In the Fall of 1997 I took my 3rd sabbatical leave. I focused on this class. My wife and I traveled in Northern Ireland in August 1997, talking with Catholics and Protestants about "The Troubles." Later I studied the diversity of India, of Afghanistan, and The Basques of Spain and France, adding these studies to my earlier studies of minorities on a global scale. In the summer of 1998 I prepared the power point lectures on South Africa and Yugoslavia. In the summer of 2001 I prepared a lecture on the human rights of women, a global perspective. I developed this into a power point lecture, and I will present it at the Third World Studies Conference in Omaha in October 2001. I am entitling this project

22. PHEAAmentor - Select A School - Campus Tours - Delaware County Community College Number of honor societies 1. Nurses Club, Paralegal Club, PA Student Education assoc,Phi Theta Government, Radio Station, choral groups, drama, intramural and http://www.pheaamentor.org/campustour/undergraduate/363/Delaware_County_Communit

Comparative View Key Facts Campus Tours Matching Assistant ... Disabled Options: Add to MyMentor Campus Tours List Screen last updated on: August 14, 2001 STUDENT PROFILE Total undergraduates: Full-time undergraduates: Part-time undergraduates: Average age of full-time undergraduates: U.S. region where majority of students come from: Northeast First-year student breakdown: Black (non-Hispanic) Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic Undergraduate breakdown: Black (non-Hispanic) Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic total international (nonresident aliens) CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT Campus size: 123 acres City or town school is located in: Media Population of city/town: Locations of branch/satellite campuses: Collingdale Broomall Exton West Chester Folcroft Nearest major city: Philadelphia Distance of nearest major city: 15 miles LIVING ON CAMPUS Percent of students who live off campus: Student conduct policies: class attendance policies set by individual instructors, hazing prohibited STUDY FACILITIES Every student is required to lease or own a computer: no Every student is required to take a computer course: no Computer equipment is provided in: library, computer center/lab(s), student center

23. Trends & Controversies including research organizations, professional societies, publishers, libraries Ina drama befitting the best of A. Okerson and J. O’Donnell, eds., assoc. http://www.computer.org/intelligent/ex1998/html/x10061.htm

Innovations in electronic academic publishing Reports abound of the incipient implosion of academic libraries, caused primarily by the growing cost of journal subscriptions. This is ironic, given the increased role of the researcher in the production of academic publications and the ubiquitous access provided by the World Wide Web. Intuitively, the cost of academic journals should be decreasing rather than increasing. At the same time, the number of scholarly journals whose primary venue is online has increased by an order of magnitude since 1994 (from 181 to 1093). (The Information Economy Web site carries a list of electronic journals: http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/resources/infoecon/EPublish.html Marti A. Hearst, Editor University of California, Berkeley hearst@sims.berkeley.edu A pressing question is: if online publishing of academic information replaces traditional print publication, will this result in significant cost savings? And if so, will the quality of published material be retained? Improved? And finally, what catalysts are needed to move scholars away from their traditional modes of publishing? Andrew Odlyzko has written thoughtful discussions of roadblocks to and advantages of electronic publishing, and Hal Varian has predicted the criteria that would have to be met to to make academic electronic publishing viable.

24. Drama Club Medicine and medical ethics information presented from a Christian perspective with an online bookstore that contains the professional and patient resources used by many Christian physicians. http://www2.gasou.edu/sta/stdntorg/drama_club.htm

Home Up Cultural Diversity Governing Boards ... Concert Dancers Drama Club Dyverzion Dance Team Eagle Entertainment GSU Cheerleaders Queens ... Southern Explosion Theatre South, the campus drama group, provides several opportunities each year for students interested in developing their theatrical skills. One or two major productions are presented each quarter and all students are eligible. No experience is required. There are also numerous backstage and technical positions open for each play. Interested students should contact Dr. David Addington, 681-5138. To find out more information, please contact Student Organizations at 912-486-7270 or email them with the link below. Student Organizations The Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management consists of the following departments: Student Organizations Greek Life Russell Union Student Programs ... Student Leadership Last Updated January 10, 2002 Comments or Suggestions please contact The Student Affairs' Webmaster

25. Village Directory Forum Players Amateur drama Group Meet EndMarlow branch and other nearby societies. bourneendbucks.netfirms.com/assoc/affiliates/bourneendhorticulturalsociety http://bourneendbucks.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/directory/directory.pl?access=E&type=

26. Village Directory association Forum Players Amateur drama Group Meet End-Marlow branch and othernearby societies. bourneendbucks.netfirms.com/assoc/sections/wedmornbadminton http://bourneendbucks.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/directory/directory.pl?access=E&type=

27. Queen's University Viewbook drama and Dance, return to top. Fellowship Korean Christian Fellowship Muslim Students’assoc. Student Government societies and associations, return to top. http://www.queensu.ca/admission/viewbook/campuslife/studentclubs.html

Student Clubs and Associations Athletic Business Drama and Dance International and Cultural ... Student Political Groups Athletic return to top Aikido Alpine Ski Archery Athletic Badminton Cheerleading Chinese Boxing Gung-Fu Club Climbing Cricket Club Croquet Curling Cycling Equestrian Fencing Figure Skating Foosball Club Footbag Club Inline Skating International Table Tennis ITF Taekwondo Judo Karate Kingston Yang Tai Chi Chuan School Kung Fu Lacrosse Line Dancing Club Multisport Triathlon Rovers Rowing Rugby Qigong Club Sahaja Yoga Sailing SEDS Ski Table Tennis Tae Kwon Do

28. Career Interests Library YOUR DESCRIPTION HERE Theater and drama. Transportation. Travel, Tourism http//www.aicpa.org/. American Institute of http//www.faseb.org/. Federation of American societies for Experimental http://www.indiana.edu/~career/features/interests_library.html

Students Employers Friday, January 18, 2002 Career Interests Library Special Features Home Career Resource Library Graduate Career Advising 4-year Career Planner ... Future Fest This page is a "table of contents" of our edited collections of important career-related weblinks. Feel free to explore any or all of the subjects below. You may be suprised at where a little additional knowledge may lead you. Career Index: A B C E ... Z A Accounting Advertising Anthropology Apparel Merchandising ... Athletic Training B Biochemistry Biology Biotechnology Botany ... Business C Chemistry Communications Computer Information Systems Computer Science ... Event Planning F Finance Foreign Language Forensic Science Fundraising G Geography Government/Political Science Graphics/Multimedia/Web Design H Health Clinical Laboratory Services Dentistry Dietetics and Nutrition Services ... Human Resources, Training, and Development I Insurance Interior Design International J Journalism L Law Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Library Science M Marine Biology Marketing Mathematics Microbiology ... Music N Nonprofit P Pharmacy Philosophy Photography Physics ... Public Relations R Real Estate Recreation Retail/Sales S Social Work Sociology Sports T Technical Writing Telecommunications Theater and Drama Transportation ... Travel, Tourism

29. PASTOR'S POINTERS Other Religious Links Page Link directory divided by category.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Christianity Directories...... Paul, MN); MN Theological Library assoc. Tyndale House Publishers; Uncover the Dramaof the UNHCR REFWORLD; United Bible societies; United Christian Broadcasters; http://www.mumac.org/links.html

Other Religious Links Index of this Page Denominations/ecumenical Religious News Groups Music Ministry Sites Seminaries Online ... Religious Resource Sites 1. DENOMINATIONS AND ECUMENICAL PROGRAMS Some other Denominations also have WWW sites. Follow the links to join the ecumenical movement! National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA Site Map to NCC Site About the National Council of Churches World Council of Churches ... Anglican Liturgy 2. RELIGIOUS MAILING LISTS Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary Mailing List: Send a one-line message (not subject line) to LISTSERV@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU that says "SUBSCRIBE PRCL-L Your Name" 3. MUSIC MINISTRY SITES Find lyrics, sound bytes, and music information on the Web. Follow the links to find some tunes! AudibleFaith.com Lutheran hymnal Midi Project HymnSite.com Christian Music Review Headquarters ... Anglican Hymnal 4. SEMINARIES ONLINE A start has been made in getting Seminaries on the Web. Follow the links to go to a seminary for resources! United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities Union Theological Seminary in New York City Yale Divinity School Library Harvard Divinity School ... Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada 5. RELIGIOUS RESOURCE WEB SITES There is a vast wealth of resources at these sites.

30. DeVry Institute Of Technology, Phoenix Indian Science and Engineering Society, assoc. Student Activities association Honorsocieties Phi Beta Student Investment Club, Marquee (drama) Club, Music http://neptune.asee.org/sams/webprofiles9697/et639_97.htm

31. NZMSD Support Listings conference, and regular workshops through the regional societies. on papers chosenContact assoc Prof Matthew of Performance in Music/drama/Dance/Sound http://www.musicnz.co.nz/support.html

New Zealand Music Services DIRECTORY S U P P O R T AWARDS LIBRARIES Stellar Night Productions offers associations, societies, libraries, businesses and individuals a listing in the NZ Music Services DIRECTORY To list: Email your listing details as formatted in the DIRECTORY. All enquiries to the publisher. Stellar Night Productions PO Box 100-81, Dominion Rd, Auckland 1030 nzmsd@musicnz.co.nz AMCOS Administered by APRA (Australasian Performing Right Association) PO Box 6315, Wellesley Street, Auckland 92 Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland Phone: 0-9-379 0638 Fax: 0-9-379 3205 Director of NZ Operations: Mike Chunn Licensing Manager: Jo Cleary Licensing Representative: Rita Luck APRA Australasian Performing Right Association Ltd PO Box 6315, Auckland Phone: 0-9-379 0638 Fax: 0-9-379 3205 URL: http://www.apra.com.au Director of NZ Operations: Mike Chunn NZ Writer Board Member: Arthur Baysting Member Services: Petrina Togi Email: ptogi@apra.com.au Legal Counsel: Anthony Healey Logging Controller: Izzy Martinez Management Support: Debbie Little Licensing Representative: Greg Clark APRA is an association of music writers and publishers specifically for the purpose of licensing the public broadcast and performance of music. Allows music users (tv channels, radio, concert promoters, nightclubs, restaurants, hotels etc) a single source for such licensing. Non-profit status. Income is distributed to writer/publisher members twice yearly. Membership is free to NZ residents/citizens whose music is being performed or broadcast in public.

32. Student Life And Services - 2001 & 2002 Undergraduate Catalog The Rampway (www.rampway.org), the online voice of Georgia This group offers studentsinterested in drama an opportunity to gain Honor societies Back to Top. http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwreg/ugcat2002/studentlife.htm

Student Organizations Student Government Assoc. Student-University Center Committee on the Student Fee ... Emergency Student Locator Student Life and Services Georgia State University is committed to the ideal that total education involves more than academic pursuit. While students are maturing intellectually, they also are developing physically, psychologically, socially, aesthetically, sexually, and spiritually. The philosophy of student development is embodied in the areas of responsibility of the Office of the Vice President for Student Services and the Division of Student Affairs. The Division of Students Affairs provides a network of support and encouragement for students through counseling, advocacy, advisement, recreation, health, leadership training, and opportunities for personal growth. Further, the division seeks to provide an enriching environment that allows for and encourages cross-cultural interaction, an appreciation of diversity, and ethical decision making. Special services are also provided by the division in the areas of disabled student services, international student services, insurance, community service, and volunteering. Student Organizations Back to Top Many student organizations exist on campus to help students achieve social, professional, academic, and cultural goals, and all students are encouraged to participate in student events and organizations as their interests develop. Student activities and organizations are provided for regularly enrolled students. Currently, there are over 150 chartered student organizations on campus. A listing of all chartered groups and qualifications for participation appears in the student handbook

33. Student ORGANIZATIONS arranging and scheduling a variety of events music, drama, film, etc InternationalStudent assoc. societies Membership in BC's many Honor societies relies on http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/svp/odsd/stdntguide/stud_orgs.html

Student ORGANIZATIONS Education Through Involvement Student activities have great potential for contributing to the overall development of a college student. The discovery of and participation in new co-curricular and nonacademic outlets, the development of interpersonal and leadership skills, and career-related learning which takes place in connection with many student activities, are all possible through involvement in the nonacademic aspects of university life. This involvement can take many forms, ranging from being an interested member of an audience to being the organizer of an event. It is through such involvement that the individual creates a personal experience during his/her college years. Office of the Dean for Student Development McElroy 141, 552-3480 The goal of the Office of the Dean for Student Development (ODSD) is to foster the personal formation of all Boston College students within a Jesuit/Catholic framework. One way to accomplish this is to personalize and broaden the educational experience of the college years by working with students, faculty and other staff to create an atmosphere conducive to the development of social, cultural, and spiritual co-curricular activities. ODSD is responsible for establishing policies and procedures for clubs and organizations regarding vending, use of facilities, leafleting, fund raising, club registration, office space allocation, physical plant services, bulletin boards and budgets. Specific information can be found in "Policies and Procedures." More information concerning ODSD can be found under "Student Life Resources."

34. Education Supports drama and theatre educators. in their Category Society organizations Education http//www.risetraining.org/. 69, Rome International Schools assoc. http://www.ad.com/Reference/Education/__Organizations/

search Top Categories: Bilingual Education Children's International Summer Villages Literacy PTA ... A Gift for Teaching Surplus items from businesses and individuals are gathered by A Gift For Teaching and offered at no charge to area school teachers. Category: Society > Organizations > Education http://www.agift4teaching.org/ Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Responsible for the accreditation of post-MD medical training programs within the United States. Accreditation is accomplished through a peer review process and is based upon established standards Category: Society > Organizations > Education http://www.acgme.org/ AIMS Education Foundation A non-profit, independent organization which administers a rapidly growing and increasingly complex educational materials development program. Category: Society > Organizations > Education http://www.aimsedu.org/ American Educational Research Association (AERA) An organization concerned with improving the educational process by encouraging scholarly inquiry related to education and by promoting the dissemination and practical application of research result Category: Society > Organizations > Education http://www.aera.net/

35. CSUMentor - Ask An Expert - Frequently Asked Questions clubs, cultural groups, religious organizations, honor societies, political/social NursingStudent assoc. In addition, there are drama and music productions. http://www.csumentor.edu/FAQ/camp_answ4.html

Frequently Asked Questions Sections: Freshman Admission Financial Aid Student Life Transfer Admission International Student ... Glossary What clubs does the university have? CSU Bakersfield Academic Advancement Center Peer African American Student Union Alpha Chi Alpha Pi Omega Anthropology Art Assoc. of Student Performers Ballet Folklorico Mexica Tiahui Black Males On Campus C.A.N.D.U.E. California Student Nurses Assoc. Career Beginnings Club Chi Sigma lota Circle K Club Literario Hermes Club "Soc"; College Republicans Computer Science Counseling Student Assoc. Criminal Justice Debate Decision Support Systems Delta Zeta Tau Financial Management Assoc. French Funk Squad Geology Club AAPG Global Affairs Indian Student Assoc. Interfraternity Council International Students InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Jazz Judo Kaibigan-Filipino/American Assoc. L.U.P.E. Latter Day Saints Student Assoc. MEChA Math Mentor MESA Engineering Program Mini-Corps Nurses' Christian Fellowship Outreach Ambassadors Pacific Rim Students Assoc. Phi Alpha Theta Psi Chi Psychology Public Relations Student Society of American Queretaro Research Assoc.

36. CSUMentor - Explore Campuses - Campus Tours - Humboldt State University Number of honor societies 7. Union, Koinonia, LatterDay Saints Students assoc.,Lutheran College choir, chamber ensembles, music theatre, drama/theatre group http://www.csumentor.edu/campustour/undergraduate/20/Humboldt_State_University/H

At a Glance Admissions Academics ... Disabled Options: Undergraduate Application Graduate Application Campus Tours List Screen last updated on: November 8, 2001 STUDENT PROFILE Total undergraduates: Full-time undergraduates: Part-time undergraduates: Total graduate students: Full-time graduate students: Part-time graduate students: Average age of full-time undergraduates: U.S. region where majority of students come from: West Percent of full-time U.S. undergraduates from out of state: Undergraduate breakdown: Black (non-Hispanic) American Indian or Alaskan Native Asian or Pacific Islander Hispanic White (non-Hispanic) total international (nonresident aliens) race/ethnicity unreported/unknown CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT Campus size: 144 acres City or town school is located in: Arcata Population of city/town: Nearest major city: San Francisco Distance of nearest major city: 272 miles Online campus map: www.humboldt.edu/~csit/ Maps/m_index.htm LIVING ON CAMPUS Institution offers housing: yes Housing types (% in housing type, if given): coed dorms single-student apartments special housing for disabled students other housing including Freshmen Interest Group Housing Percent of freshmen who live in school housing: Percent of students who live in school housing: Percent of students who live off campus: Students required to live on campus: students may live on or off campus Percent of all students who have cars on campus: Student conduct policies: class attendance policies set by individual instructors STUDY FACILITIES Every student is required to lease or own a computer:

37. Bookmarks For Elias Gyftodimos societies. and cars Watershed Welcome to the Department of drama, Film on ArtificialIntelligence Home ECCAI's World Wide Web Homepage assoc for Uncertainty http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/~gyftodim/bookmark.html

Bookmarks for Elias Gyftodimos Tools Google Jewelry Making and Utilities - Units Conversions for Jewelers The Universal Currency Converter(tm) Multimap.com: Online Maps to Everywhere. ... yourDictionary.com - Language Dictionaries G-Z Bristol University University of Bristol A Quick Index University of Bristol Union Information Services ... Department of Music, University of Bristol Societies Welcome to the Extremly Fine Film Society PhotoSoc Jazz Funk Soul Connection Live Bristol's Alternative Society ... Amnesty International Bristol Student Society Bristol City ARNOLFINI Bristol City Council Bristol Web St. George's Bristol - The Best Chamber Acoustic in Britain ... Watershed Languages The PiLLoW Pages SICStus Prolog Homepage SICStus Prolog Download and Installation The Functional Logic Language Curry ... http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/second_edition/html/j.title.doc.html News BBC News Online - Front Page Greek Newspapers and other links www.in.gr Eleytherotypia online ... Greek Radio - Research bayesian inference Tools for Bayesian Belief Networks Daphne Koller Uncertainty Research Graphical Models Conferences ILP 2003 Conference Home Page ECML/PKDD-2003 ESSLLI 2003 - Welcome and News IJCAI-03 ... http://www.worldses.org/wses/conferences/skiathos/amta/

38. Journal Title Abbreviations A JOURNAL OF PERFORMANCE STUDIES TDRdrama REV-J assocIATION OF AMERICAN PHYSICIANST assoc AM PHYSICIAN TRANSACTIONS OF THE OPHTHALMOLOGICAL societies OF THE http://www.webofscience.com/help/T_abrvjt.html

Journal Title Abbreviations Select from the following list the abbreviated journal title of the cited work. It is advisable to truncate the abbreviated title even if you cut and paste from this list. Sometimes a journal title is abbreviated in different ways. This is a list of abbreviated journal titles only; if you want to look up references to books, enter the first significant word or words from the book title. To add an abbreviation (listed in bold text below) to the Cited Work field, select the abbreviation (by click-and-dragging your cursor over the text), and then use the copy and paste functions (CTRL-C and CTRL-V in Windows, Command-C and Command-V in Macintosh). For example of the Cited Work Lookup, click here Click on a letter to move through the journal list alphabetically. A B C D ... Z Journal List T CELL SUBSETS IN INFECTIOUS AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES CIBA F SYMP T-CELL RECEPTOR USE IN HUMAN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES ANN NY ACAD SCI T-I-T-JOURNAL OF LIFE SCIENCES T-I-T J LIFE SCI TAIWANESE JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS TAIWAN J MATH TALANTA TALANTA TAMARACK REVIEW TAMARACK REV TAMKANG REVIEW TAMKANG REV TAPPI TAPPI TAPPI JOURNAL TAPPI J TAPSOFT '95: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LECT NOTES COMPUT SC TASMANIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE TASMANIAN J AGR TAURINE 3 ADV EXP MED BIOL TAURINE 4: TAURINE AND EXCITABLE TISSUES ADV EXP MED BIOL TAX LAW REVIEW TAX LAW REV TAXANE ANTICANCER AGENTS ACS SYM SER TAXES TAXES TAXON TAXON TAY-SACHS DISEASE ADV GENET TCE TCE TCI TCI TDR-THE DRAMA REVIEW-A JOURNAL OF PERFORMANCE STUDIES

39. Some Checkable Web Links drama. to celebrate National Poetry Day Australia's Poetry Heritage, The assoc. andTribunals Government Departments and Agencies; Law societies/Law Council http://www.somerset.qld.edu.au/library/LINKS.HTML

Web Links Search Tools to find your own sites Grade 7 Literature Assignment DEPARTMENTS SUBJECTS INTEREST AREAS Art Career Information Business Legal Studies Famous Australian Scientists ... History Sciences (Senior) Science (Junior) SOSE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA WARNING This material has been provided to you pursuant to section 49 of the (the Act Act Further dealings by you with this material . To determine whether such a communication would be an infringement, it is necessary to have regard to the criteria set out in Part 3, Division 3 of the Act Art in Context very basic site with information on museums, artists, current exhibitions, and some images for artists. B. J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper-Music and Art links a great list of suggested links to help students with their homework. Carlos' Colouring Book Eyes on art with information on artists, artistic styles, and other activities. Nick Djordjevics Photo Gallery Lots of beautiful ocean photographs to admire. Ocean Photos more ocean photography State of the Arts, Australia

40. Cosmopolitan University: Fight Against Terrorism The Greater New York Hospital assoc. writer put it, made the adjacent drama ofManhattan the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments http://www.cosmoedu.net/fight_terrorism.html

CU expresses its deepest, most heartfelt sympathies to those who have lost friends and loved ones in the World Trade Center and Pentagon and Pennsylvania attacks. Some of us at CU have friends who are still missing as of the publication of this page. We are constantly praying for the well-being of the unaccounted for and the safety of all those who have made it through the recent events. We are saddened by those terrible tragedies. We offer our sympathies and condolences to the victims and their families. We hope you find the following phone numbers and links useful. NEW: (Feb., 2003) Send your online thank you note to the men and women of the US Military http://www.defendamerica.mil/ For a detailed list of links to various organizations: http://www.helping.org World Trade Center Survivor Public Postings http://www.ny.com/wtclist.html http://www.WorldTradeCenterSearch.com A site where you can list photos/info about loved ones. The Greater New York Hospital Assoc. http://www.gnyha.org/ Parenting.com: Help for parents in explaining events to their children: http://www.parenting.com/parenting/experts/sears/news.html

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