41. Colorado State University Journalism And Technical Communication Kirk Hallahan colorado State University Updated February 1, 2003 JPRR thru GovernmentInstitutions Federal Agencies Local Agencies military schools XVIII http://lamar.colostate.edu/~hallahan/articles.htm

PR Public Relations Bibliography Articles Hallahan PR Bibliography: Selected Research Articles, Book Chapters and Monographs, 1989- Kirk Hallahan Colorado State University Updated February 1, 2003 JPRR thru 15(1) - PRR thru 28(4) Submit corrections or suggested additions About This Bibliography Section One I. Overview ... XIX.Law and Ethics About This Bibliography This bibliography is intended for graduate students in JT650 Public Relations Management and other courses. The list includes most of the principal research articles on public relations in published in scholarly journals and book compilations since 1989. In a few instances, significant articles published prior to 1989 are included. Suggestions for additional articles and corrections of citation errors are welcomed. The subject matter is organized roughly according to weekly topics in the course. Although some articles might apply to more than one topic, titles are listed only once in the category where they are most applicable to the course. Organization of the Online Document Because of size, the Bibliography is being divided into three separate web documents. All categories are linked from the Index above. In order to print out the entire document (about 60 pages), use the links above to go top of Section One, Section Two and Section Three, respectively. Use your browser's Print function to print out that section. Users can also use the Print Preview function of web browsers to identify and then print only desired pages.

42. Colorado Contributors To Aviation From his three flying schools, he trained about 9,000 pilots. ROTC at the Universityof colorado led him to military flight school and he flew combat http://gowest.coalliance.org/exhib/gallery5/flight.htm

Historical Aeronautics Collection Photographs C olorado has its share of noteables in the field of aeronautics and aviation. Here is a brief view of a few. Each of these celebrities is an honoree in the Colorado Aviation Historical Society's Hall of Fame. I vy Baldwin. 1866-1953. Born William Ivy, Baldwin changed his name so he and a circus partner could bill themselves as brothers. He joined the circus at the age of eleven and became a balloonist, parachutist, and high wire walker. As a main attraction at the opening of Elitch Gardens in 1890, Baldwin stunned the crowd with his act. A balloonist in the Spanish-American War, he also served in WWI. Other accomplishments include being the first in Colorado to fly a powered aircraft of his own design and construction. Baldwin is credited with Colorado's first amphibian take-off in his pusher plane from Denver's Sloans Lake. D r. Nolie Mumey. 1891-1984.

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44. The American Senior Military Colleges US Air Force Academy at colorado Springs, CO. person who is interested in a full militarylifestyle while At all of these schools, students who are members of http://www.geocities.com/rmorecook/milcollege.html

[Feedback to Webmaster] The American Military Academies It seems like everyone in the U.S. knows about the three most famous American military academies, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, NY, the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, MD, and the U.S. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, CO. But the three academies are NOT the only locations in the United States where one can obtain a college education in a military surrounding. The Old Guard parades in Washington DC There Are Also a Number of Additional for the person who is interested in a full military lifestyle while receiving an excellent education.. At all of these schools, students who are members of the Corps of Cadets live in a full-time military environment. At all of these schools you can earn a commission in the United States Armed Forces. This home page is dedicated to these additional military colleges and universities. Here you will learn about Virginia Tech - with its Corps of Cadets Option The Citadel Virginia Military Institute Mary Baldwin College - Virginia Women's Institute for Leadership [that is, its Corps of Cadets option]

45. Beacon Journal | 01/30/2003 | Private Schools Can Refuse Recruiters He said students in private schools ``shouldn't be exempt the right to learn aboutthe military,'' he said. Shots Fired Outside colorado High School 0847 PM http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/5063979.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... Newspaper Subscriptions Search Search the Archives News Breaking News Columnists Local Nation ... World BEACON JOURNAL Updated Friday, April 4, 2003 Monday stories Tuesday stories Wednesday stories Thursday stories ... Sunday stories Our Site Tools Weather Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards ARCHIVES Miss a story? Search our archives as far back as 1990. Click here for archives Cars.com Local car shopping, automotive news and "car talk" from Ohio's online leader, Cars.com Click here for Cars.com Back to Home Friday, Apr 04, 2003 News Posted on Thu, Jan. 30, 2003 Private schools can refuse recruiters Public schools, which get federal funds, must give info on students to military By Doug Oplinger and Dennis J. Willard Beacon Journal staff writers When a military recruiter asks Akron Public Schools for the names, addresses and phone numbers of high school juniors and seniors, the district is bound by federal law to oblige. The Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines as the nation prepares for possible war then go to work, hoping to talk teen-agers into serving their country. If a recruiter makes the same request from some private schools such as Archbishop Hoban, St. Vincent-St. Mary or Walsh Jesuit the request is denied.

46. South Central Europe (Slovenia) Slovenia is linked with colorado. A limited number of Slovenian militarypersonnel attend US military schools under IMET. Vocabulary. http://wrc.lingnet.org/slovenia.htm

Area Studies / South Central Europe Republic of Slovenia Republic of Slovenia (sloh-VEE-nee-ah) Population Health under 15 yrs...17% Life Expectancy Commo Hospitals TV...1:3 Doctors Radio...1:2.6 IMR Phone...1:3 Avg. Income Newspaper...185:1000 Literacy Rate ...N/A Click on map for larger image Religious Groups Freedom of Religion Ethnic Groups Ethnic Minorities ... Resources Religious Groups Roman Catholic. (96% including 2% Uniates [Eastern Orthodox practitioners who acknowledge the Pope as their leader yet maintain distinct Orthodox practice]. Actual statistics vary on the percentages of the Catholic population.) Muslim (1%) Other (3%) Freedom of Religion "The Constitution explicitly provides for the unfettered profession of religious and other beliefs in private and in public, and the Government respects these rights in practice. No person can be compelled to admit his religious or other beliefs. There is no state religion. About 70 percent of the population adheres to the Roman Catholic faith, and 25 percent to the Orthodox. There are also Protestant congregations, especially in the eastern part of the country. Clergy, missionariessome from abroadchurches, and religious groups operate without hindrance. The appropriate role for religious instruction in the schools continues to be an issue of debate. The Constitution states that parents are entitled ‘to give their children a moral and religious upbringing...’ Before 1945 religion was much more prominent in the schools, but now only those schools supported by religious bodies teach religio

47. Colorado Attorney General - News Release 02/18/03 Industry Leaders, Statesmen and Former military Leaders in I believe it importantfor colorado to support the in our universities and graduate schools is the http://www.ago.state.co.us/PRESREL/presrl2003/prsrl25.htm

Department of Law NEWS RELEASE February 18, 2003 Colorado Joins 21 States, Industry Leaders, Statesmen and Former Military Leaders in Support of Michigan Admissions Programs Colorado filed a friend of the court brief in support of the University of Michigan along with the following states: Arizona; California; Connecticut; Illinois; Iowa; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Minnesota; Montana; New Mexico; New York; North Carolina; Oklahoma; Oregon; Rhode Island; Vermont; Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin. New Jersey will file its own brief. Regents of the University of California v. Bakke The Michigan admission programs focus intensively on the individual merits of each applicant to the school, and emphasize how each individual might contribute in the classroom and to campus life. Ethnicity is one factor considered in this examination of the applicant. It is weighed to build a student body that reflects a diversity of race and ethnicity, in the same way factors are weighed to build a diversity of geographic, academic, family and subject matter interests, among other concerns. The states tell the Supreme Court that a diverse student body in public universities is a compelling government interest. Just as geographic diversity exposes students to the range of experiences associated with growing up in different places, exposure to an ethnically diverse student body exposes students to the range of experiences and ideas attendant to living as an ethnic minority in this country. As significantly, this diversity also teaches students the important lesson that a very broad range of ideas exist within any single group of individuals.

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Aerobatics Aerospace Hot Air Ballooning Experimental/Antique Aircraft (Construction) ... More Links If you have any information that would update our files, please e-mail us with corrections - webmaster@aero.com General / Commercial Aviation Colleges/Universities: Andrews University Aviation Technology Department * Berrien Springs, MI 49104 Phone: (616) 471-1455 * Fax: (616) 481-6004 Big Bend Community College BBCCAviation Department * 7662 Chanute St. * Moses Lake, WA 98837 BBCC Aviation Office, (509)762-6256 E-Mail: flybbcc@bbcc.ctc.edu The College of Aeronautics Phone: 1-800-PRO-AERO Daniel Webster College 20 University Drive * Nashua, NH 03063 Phone: (800) 325-6876 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 600 South Clyde Morris Blvd * Daytona Beach, FL. 32114-3900 Phone: 800-222-3728 E-Mail: admit@db.erau.edu Embry-Riddle, Prescott Campus 3200 Willow Creek Rd. * Prescott, AZ 86301 Tel: (520) 776-3728 E-Mail: admit@pr.erau.edu Florida Institute of Technology School of Aeronautics * 150 W. University Blvd. * Melbourne, FL 32901 Phone: 407-768-8000 * Admissions: 1-800-888-4348 E-Mail: stephens@fit.edu

51. Job Seekers Technical Trades Institute, colorado Springs, CO. Associate Degree of EngineeringDesign/Drafting 19801984. US military schools (US Army) Primary Non http://www.wkytech.com/list.html

Job Placement Services The Placement Office personnel maintain contact with the instructional staff throughout the school and act as a conduit for job referral. Services such as vacancy listings, on-campus interviewing opportunities, and resume and cover letter preparation are available. Career days are also arranged. This office also works with the faculty in maintaining up-to-date follow-up records. This data assists the institution as it seeks to meet its training objectives. Student Job Seekers Below you will find West Kentucky Technical College students or graduates who are currently seeking employment. The students are listed by program areas. Employers: Please contact Paula Armon at 502-554-4991 or email at the Admissions Office for more information about individuals listed below. Resumes are available for each individual upon your request. Accounting/Data Processing Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology ... Welding Business and Graphic Technologies Accounting/Data Processing Return to the TOP Graphic Communication Return to the TOP Office Technology Return to the TOP Office Technology - Legal Return to the TOP Office Technology - Medical Return to the TOP Multimedia Technology Return to the TOP Health and Human Services Barbering Return to the TOP Cosmetology Return to the TOP Dental Assisting Return to the TOP Diagnostic Medical Sonography Return to the TOP Food Service Technology Return to the TOP Health Unit Coordinator Return to the TOP Medical Assisting Return to the TOP Practical Nursing Return to the TOP Radiological Technology

52. Adolescent Treatment Centers, Programs And Wilderness Camps Explore your options we offer comprehensive information for parentsabout military schools and boot camps. colorado Boys Ranch http://www.soberrecovery.com/links/adolescenttreatment.html

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53. Aeronautics - Military Careers their officers through the Air Force Academy, the professional military schools ofthe Located near colorado Springs, colorado, on an 18,800acre site, the Air http://www.allstar.fiu.edu/aero/careers7.htm

To Java-empowered ALLSTAR Network Home Research For Teachers ... Admin/Tools partially funded by NASA, it is still a private site. Therefore, before downloading any materials for use, you need to ask permission. There are two ways to browse the site: (1) use the search button above to find specific materials using keywords; or, (2) go to specific headings like history principles or careers at specific levels above and click on the button. Teachers may go directly to the Teachers' Guide from the For Teachers button above or site browse as in (1) and (2). Military Careers THE ARMY THE AIR FORCE THE COAST GUARD THE MARINE CORPS ... THE NAVY At the end of this block of study, you should be able to: 6.16 Identify the primary mission of the military service. 6.17 Compare the military career fields with those found in the civilian job market. 6.18 Compare the military life-style with your projected career life-style. The branches of the military service are the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps. Military service offers advantages such as achieving physical fitness, meaningful employment, economic security, education and training, job experience, and a variety of broadening experiences including travel, adventure, and friendships. The military also demands sacrifice, hardship, frequent separations from family, constant relocations, the requirement to be on call 24 hours a day, the structure of military discipline, and the inherent dangers of military operations. All of these liabilities are the price service people pay in exchange for the opportunities the military provides.

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55. Indian School of the buildings inherited from the military fort were More reservation schools werebeing opened and attendance offered the property to colorado, provided the http://oldfort.fortlewis.edu/indian.htm

The "Old Fort"....... Was an Indian Boarding School from 1891-1911 Click on the timeline to move through Indian School History Fort Lewis was deactivated and turned over to the Secretary of the Interior for an Indian School. After Lewis Morgan was named Superintendent, the school opened with 51 children enrolled. Tribes represented Navajo, Ute, Sioux and Apache. The boarding school taught grades kindergarten through 6th grade. In addition to teaching the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic, its mission was an industrial training school (agriculture, home economics, carpentry). The children were assimilated and trained to accept the culture of America. The use of Indian names and wearing of native attire were discouraged. Therefore students took names of notable American leaders (George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, etc.) The old military hospita l was converted to a girls dormitory. Return to Top C.C. Duncan, United States Indian Inspector, reported that 65 acres was being cultivated by the school. During the year it produced 18 tons of oat hay, 17,350 pounds of potatoes, 200 pounds of turnips, 2973 pounds of onions, 240 pounds of beans and 2700 pounds of other vegetables. The school also owned 7 horses, 4 swine, and 36 domestic fowl. Thomas Breen was named Superintendent in 1894 and served until August 1903. Dr. Breen ran the school much like a military post. The members dressed in uniforms and performed military drill and parade every Sunday.

56. Phi Chi Sigma, Military Links Army The United States Army; colorado Army National Guard; Welcome to the Centerof military History; FORCE OFFICER ACCESSION TRAINING schools; Air Force http://ucsu.colorado.edu/~phichi/admin/military_links.htm

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58. * * * DAVID HUGHES WROTE MANY LETTERS DURING HIS 13 MONTHS IN It was as a boy in the colorado military School, during appointment from Senator Millikenof colorado with the No Ranger or Airborne schools for Dave Hughes. http://www.oldcolo.com/~dave/part5.html

DAVID HUGHES WROTE MANY LETTERS DURING HIS 13 MONTHS IN KOREA Most were to his mother in Denver, Colorado. He was close and deeply devoted to his mother; his father had died when David was six years old. His grandmother and grandfather were Welsh immigrants from Wales, in the British Isles. They had settled in Colorado in the 1880's. David's father was one of five children. Dave Hughes was an only son. He had three sisters, two older, and one younger. His father had been a retail food salesman who traveled up and down the "front range" on the east side of the Rocky Mountains, between Walsenburg in the south, and Boulder, north of Denver. David often traveled with his dad on sales trips, and remembered dancing on counter tops while singing "Home on the Range" for his dad's customers. After his father's death, the family moved to Denver, where his mother could more easily find employment. His dad's sister-in-law, David's aunt and uncle were successful, well connected, and influential. His aunt and uncle had no children of their own. David's aunt helped support him when he attended the Colorado Military School in Denver, where he fit well in the disciplined life of a young cadet. His aunt, became an important influence in Dave's life. It was as a boy in the Colorado Military School, during World War II, that he learned of West Point. Eventually he secured a principle appointment from Senator Milliken of Colorado - with the assistance and intervention of David's aunt.

59. Where Do Mancos Graduates Go? - Mancos School Distirct, Colorado Only five students attend large schools such as colorado State University, BrighamYoung In that year five of 35 students went into the military. http://www.mancosre6.edu/Special/grads.html

Mancos Bluejays Online Where do Mancos graduates go? From the Mancos High School Blue Jay Chronicle, January, 2001 By: Rachel Russell, junior Where did last year's seniors go? The Mancos High School senior class of 2000 found themselves spread out across Colorado, and a few are attending out-of-state schools. More of last year's seniors found a niche with nearby Fort Lewis College in Durango than with any other school. Six from the latest graduating class are attending Fort Lewis this semester. Of the 37 students that graduated in 2000, 69 percent went on to attend some type of post-secondary education. Three students attended the San Juan Basin Technical school and four went to out-of-state schools. None of our students entered the armed forces last year. Of the remainder of the class, most of the graduates went to work instead of going to school. Most of the graduates preferred small schools to larger schools. In addition to the six graduates at Fort Lewis, 17 students attend smaller schools including: the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS), Western State College in Gunnison and Adams State College in Alamosa. Only five students attend large schools such as: Colorado State University, Brigham Young University and the University of New Mexico.

60. Schools - Fort Carson Colorado Military Housing Fort Carson colorado military Web site - Click Here!Family Housing Privatization Project, JA Jones, Inc. http://www.jajoneshousing.com/fc_school.html

Fort Carson>> Home Must Know Overview Photos ... Schools Family Housing Privatization Project FORT CARSON At a Glance Child and Teen Svcs Community Education ... Unit Listing School Districts >>> RE-2 NAME: District 2 (Harrison) ADDRESS: 1060 Harrison Rd CITY: Colorado Springs, 80906 PHONE: (719) 579-2000 HOURS: M-F 0745-1500 SCHOOL BEGINS: Aug 28, 2000 END OF QUARTERS: Oct 26, Jan 20, Mar 23, Jun 1 CHRISTMAS BREAK: Dec 20-Jan 2 SPRING BREAK: Mar 26-29 NAME: District 3 (Widefield) ADDRESS: 1820 Main St CITY: Security, 80911 PHONE: (719) 391-3000 HOURS: M-F 0745-1500 SCHOOL BEGINS: Aug 21, 2000 END OF QUARTERS: Oct 19, Dec 20, Mar 12, May 25 CHRISTMAS BREAK: Dec 20-Jan 9 SPRING BREAK: Mar 26-30 NAME: District 8 (Fountain-Fort Carson) ADDRESS: 425 W Alabama Ave CITY: Fountain, 80817 PHONE: (719) 382-1300 HOURS: M-F 0745-1500 SCHOOL BEGINS: Aug 14, 2000 END OF QUARTERS: Oct 3, Dec 20, Mar 16, May 25 CHRISTMAS BREAK: Dec 21-Jan3 SPRING BREAK: Mar 26-30 NAME: District 11 (Colorado Springs) ADDRESS: 1115 El Paso St CITY: Colorado Springs, 80903 PHONE: (719) 520-2000 HOURS: M-F 0745-1500 SCHOOL BEGINS: Sep 5,2000

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