81. The College Board: Issues And Legislation Please direct all general inquiries for the Office of Government Relations ofthe college Board to govrelations@collegeboard.org. issues and Legislation. http://capwiz.com/college/issues/

CAgateway('college'); Office of Government Relations Home Elected Officials Issues Legislative Alerts and Updates ... Capitol Hill Basics Please direct all general inquiries for the Office of Government Relations of the College Board to: govrelations@collegeboard.org Issues and Legislation Current Action Alerts Congress: House and Senate Pass '04 Budget Resolutions Pell Grant Increase among Senate FY 04 Budget Resolution Provisions Stafford Loan Program in Line of Fire Time for Thanks ... 2003 State of the Union See All Legislative Alerts and Updates Capitol Hill Basics Tips about communicating with Members and general information about Hill staffers, the legislative process and more.

82. The College Board: Issues And Legislation Please direct all general inquiries for the Office of Government Relationsof the college Board to govrelations@collegeboard.org. http://capwiz.com/college/issues/?style=D

83. Past NWCR Issues Covers the activities of the US Naval War college and matters of interest to personnel in the US Navy.Category Regional North America Military Navy News and Media...... http://www.nwc.navy.mil/press/Review/nwcrlisting.htm

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84. Welcome To The University Of Rochester College Republicans Web Site! Mission statement, list of members and key issues, and related links. http://sa.rochester.edu/republicans/

85. Journal Of College And Character Officials Doctor Photograph September 25, 2000 Student Activism Mobilizing AroundGlobal Social Justice issues - September 24, 2000 Do college Students Care http://www.collegevalues.org/ethics.cfm

About The Journal l Institute l Center l Character Clearinghouse l Editor Comments l Home document.write('') Featured Journal Articles Manuscript Guidelines Students' Reflections on Moral Conflicts in College ... Ethical Issues on Campus Ethical Issues on Campus Ethical Issues on Campus is a sampler of ethical conflicts and controversies in colleges and universities that center on topics related to moral and civic values and responsibility. I invite your comments and suggestions regarding ethical issues on campus for inclusion in this column. Dr. Jon C. Dalton jdalton@admin.fsu.edu Whose Responsibility Is The Heavy Debt Load of College Students? - August 23, 2002 Ethics, Morals and Meanings in Life: A Freshman Seminar - May 20, 2002 Changing the Campus Culture of Alcohol - April 14, 2002 Debunking the Campus Culture of Detachment - March 9, 2002 Banning Amorous Relations Between Faculty and Students - December 19, 2001 The Negative Influences of Some College Student Peer Groups - November 16, 2001 Does Segregation in Campus Fraternities and Sororities Constitute Endorsement of Discrimination by Colleges and Universities?

86. Christ Catholic College: Loyola Entry Page An Australian school library website, featuring subject support for nominated areas, plus general information on constructing bibliographies, searching on the internet, staff information, and other issues concerning senior students. http://www.geocities.com/koalakid_1999/loyola/ccc.html

87. UCSD College Republicans Articles on campus issues, voter guide, membership information, calendar of events, and photos of the Triton GOP. http://stuorg.ucsd.edu/~ucsdgop/

"Showing the virtues of being RIGHT since 1985." Welcome to the official Web site for College Republicans at UCSD News: (Spring 2003) Be on the lookout for us on Library Walk supporting our troops. Come join us for the first week of Spring 2003! About us: We are a student organization on the UCSD campus dedicated to the expression of conservative viewpoints of our student body. Especially in academia, where the conservative voice is often stifled or non-existent, we provide a means for Republicans from ALL walks of life to band together with the intent of being heard. We provide to our members with: the opportunity to attend local, state, or national Republican Party events; to become affiliated with Republican Party campaigns; and networking for futures within the Republican Party. We are also involved in bringing guest speakers to the campus, and in hosting our own functions such as the annual Pro-America Rally during Winter quarter. Meetings: Club meetings are twice monthly, unless otherwise noted. Contact us for the days, times and places of these meetings.

88. Psychology Club Sponsors speakers, activities and field trips, culminating in an annual Psychology Convention. Special focus on exploring multicultural issues in psychology. http://maxweber.hunter.cuny.edu/psych/psyclub.html

YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY THE HUNTER COLLEGE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Hunter College 27th Annual Psychology Convention Welcome Officers Events ... Application/Information Form Welcome to the Psychology Club Website! Please leave a comment in our GUESTBOOK Please do not use this to request application or other materials from the school!! The Hunter College Psychology Club welcomes students from all disciplines and backgrounds who are interested in psychological issues. In conjunction with the Hunter College chapter of Psi Chi , the Psychology Club sponsors a variety of events including speakers on a wide range of topics, activities and field trips, culminating in the annual Hunter College Psychology Convention . The Psychology Club is particularly devoted to exploring multicultural issues in psychology. If you are interested in becoming a Psychology Club member, or would like to find out more about what the Psychology Club is about, please return the form below (print out this page and fill it out) to the Psychology Club mailbox located in the Psychology Department office, 611 Hunter North. Information on meetings and upcoming events can be found posted on the Psychology Club bulletin board located immediately outside the Psychology Department office, and, when time permits, on this page.

89. NursingWorld | Online Journal Of Issues In Nursing: Main Page A peer-reviewed online journal provides a forum for discussion of pertinent issues in nursing.Category Health Nursing References Journals Online...... Kent State University college of Nursing PO Box 5190 Kent,OH 442420001 Phone (330) 672-7930 Fax (330) 672-2433. http://www.nursingworld.org/ojin/

OJIN Latest issue: The Many Faces of Diversity Hirsh Institute: Introductory Issue Offered Without Charge - Our Gift to Nurses Join the OJIN e-mail list! Enter e-mail below: The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing is owned by Kent State University College of Nursing and published in partnership with the American Nurses Association's NursingWorld ISSN: 1091-3734 Questions Tell Us What You Think Reprint and © Permission

90. Mosaic - A Campus Report From Trinity College Monthly print publication from Trinity college. Current and past issues provided online. http://www.trincoll.edu/pub/mosaic/

A Campus Report from Trinity College Current Issue December 2001 Past Issues Students in Associate Professor of Legal Studies Adrienne Fulco's course "Law, Gender, and the Supreme Court" listen to a lecture.

91. Dublin European Institute An interdisciplinary Masters program by exam and thesis. Subjects include European Union integration, history of art, language, and identity issues. http://www.ucd.ie/~eurostud/

92. Royal College Of Nursing : Issues joint report by the Royal college of Nursing, the Royal college of Physicians TheRCN campaigns on issues such as water fluoridation, fuel poverty, children's http://www.epolitix.com/data/companies/000000001a447390aa6611cd9bc800aa002fc45a0

About the RCN Issues News Releases Can we help you? Briefings Our Forum Responses Issues Pay awards Modernising pay structure: Agenda for Change Nurse shortages Internationally recruited nurses ... Employee-friendly working arrangements Nurses' pay The NHS Pla n for England, acknowledged that, 'the biggest constraint the NHS faces today is no longer the shortage of financial resources..' . It is shortage of human resources' Improving nurses' pay is the most effective and simplest way to recruit and retain more nurses. Nurses' and midwives' pay is set by an independent Pay Review Body (PRB). It takes evidence from trade unions, professional organisations, NHS employers and the health departments of England, Wales and Scotland before making recommendations to Government. NHS nurses' pay in Northern Ireland follows the PRB recommendations. Evidence to the PRB is usually given in the autumn, with the PRB report and Government response published in the winter and the new pay award taking effect the following April. Nurses are paid on a salary scale ranging from A to I according to clinical grade. Grades A - C cover nursing staff who are not registered nurses, such as health care assistants. Grade D is the starting point for a newly qualified registered nurse. A junior sister might be on Grade F, and a ward manager or experienced community nurse on Grade G. Consultant nurses (see below) have a pay scale overlapping with I Grade nurses.

93. Access Disabled Features upcoming events, officers, and a form to join the club. Includes links to articles about GOP issues and other similar clubs on other campuses. http://pepperdinerepublicans.homestead.com/pep.html

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94. 2002-03 NCAA Guide For The College-Bound Student-Athlete 2002 National Collegiate Athletic Association. Amateurism issues.Don't lose your college eligibility by becoming a professional. http://www.ncaa.org/eligibility/cbsa/amateurism.html

2002-03 Edition Introduction Academic Eligibility Core Courses SAT/ACT Tests ... Additional Comments Contact the Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse (before 11/1/02) (beginning 11/1/02) Additional Contact Information Contact the National Office Contact the NCAA Eligibility Hotline Amateurism Issues Don't lose your college eligibility by becoming a professional. The activities listed below may cause you to lose your eligibility. Since there are division-specific amateurism regulations, please contact NCAA student-athlete reinstatement or membership services if you have additional questions. Are paid (in any form) or accept the promise of pay for playing in an athletics contest; Sign a contract or verbally commit with an agent or a professional sports organization; Ask that your name be placed on a draft list [Note: In basketball, once you become a student-athlete at an NCAA school, you may enter a professional league's draft one time without jeopardizing your eligibility provided you are not drafted by any team in that league and you declare your intention in writing to return to college within 30 days after the draft]; Use your athletics skill for pay in any form (for example, TV commercials, demonstrations);

95. California Association For Alcohol/Drug Educators CAADE serves college and University programs in California. The organization also sponsors an annual conference where stateof-the-art alcohol and drug training issues and information is shared. http://www.caade.org

California Association for Alcohol/Drug Educators History The California Association for Alcohol/Drug Educators (CAADE) was incorporated as a non-profit corporation in 1984. The first gathering of individuals concerned with alcohol and drug studies in higher education was held in Fresno, California in 1982. Father Dave Duran, a priest who had served as the Chair of the Statewide Alcohol Advisory Committee, was the host. This organization, which was originally an informal gathering of educators, administrators and other interested professionals was organized in 1984, with Dr. Rod Skager of U.C.L.A. as our first President. CAADE serves some sixty College and University programs in California. The organization also sponsors an annual conference where state-of-the-art alcohol and drug training issues and information is shared with interested personnel working in the field. CAADE is one of the credentialing organizations included in the State of California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs directory meeting the minimum criteria for Alcohol and Drug Counseling Mission Statement The mission of CAADE is to promote and support quality [higher] education in alcohol and drug studies.

96. Environment Institute Formed in 1998 to promote interaction among faculty and students with the diverse expertise needed to address the environmental issues currently facing the college of Earth and Mineral Sciences. http://www.emsei.psu.edu/

97. PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly Parameters issues OnLine. 2003 Spring. For previous articles, go to the Indexof Articles and Review Essays. US Army War college ATTN Parameters 122 Forbes http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usawc/Parameters/issues.htm

Current and Past Issues of Parameters Please Note: Many contributors to Parameters Parameters For reprint requests, click here. Parameters Issues On-Line Spring Spring Summer Autumn ... Winter For previous articles, go to the Index of Articles and Review Essays US Army War College ATTN: Parameters 122 Forbes Avenue Carlisle, PA 17013-5238 Phone: 717-245-4943 or DSN 242-4943 Fax: 717-245-4233 or DSN 242-4233 E-mail: Parameters@carlisle.army.mil Reviewed 7 February 2003. Please send comments or corrections to Parameters@carlisle.army.mil Return to Parameters home page.

98. Alaska Sea Grant College Program Information about marine research programs, news and radio features, meeting calendar on marine and coastal issues, books and videos, and contact details. http://www.uaf.edu/seagrant/

bookstore meetings sitemap contact us ... Knauss Fellowship . Deadline is May 5. Alaska Sea Grant welcomes new director We are pleased to announce the arrival of Dr. Brian Allee, our new director, on 3 February 2003. For more on Brian's background and expertise, please see his staff profile page Juneau and Chugiak take top honors in Ocean Sciences Bowl Seward hosted 14 teams from 12 schools from across the state Feb. 21-23 in the sixth annual Alaska Region National Ocean Sciences Bowl. The NOSB Web site has details on the teams and results of the competition. Don Kramer served 18 years as head of the Alaska Marine Advisory Program. During that time he brought success to his program and received many prestigious national awards for his seafood safety work. Read about this and more in Fishlines , our monthly in-house newsletter. Sea Grant/MAP video clip Watch a short QuickTime video clip (1:57 min., 7.8 MB) about Alaska Sea Grant and the Marine Advisory Program, excerpted from a video about the UAF School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, produced by Deborah Mercy, MAP.

99. All The Issues Of Points In Case - College Humor! Here are all the issues of the Points in Case college Humor. + Addthis page to your favorites so you can come back to read more! http://www.pointsincase.com/issues.htm

100. The Harvard Advocate Since 1866, the oldest continuously published college literary magazine in the country. Site includes current and past issues, submission guidelines, history, and information for advertisers. http://www.harvardadvocate.com/

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