DOCSLIB.ORG

^^HHHHHMH^^^Iqsys

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

^^HHHHHMH^^^IQSyS ^HSA .» \ T»W QR' .^^I ^H Greetings fromthe President A look at the to a cm iicul.tr review process that you grounding in scientific methods, in Welcome to the Class of 2012 and will be hearing more about as the aca- other forms of research, and in many transfer students f rom Bro Adams demic year progresses. broad areas of thought and investiga- What does all of this mean to you, as tion. You will have participated in ac- Class of 2012 study materials and interview dozens of By WILLIAM D. ADAMS you enter Colby? tivities, in and outside of the classroom, PRESIDENT people in order to write their own re- In a national atmosphere stressing the that prepare you to be leaders in the best-represented state, but Califor ports for the accrediting agencies. Only need for colleges to be more transpar- worlds you enter post-Colby. By PARKER BEVERAGE stands at number 5 among states se To the members of the Class of 2012 when the accrediting agency is satisfied ent about the benefits of higher educa- All this awaits you as Colby stu- DEAN OF ADMISSIONS & FINANCIAL AID ing students to Colby this year. M and to transfer students entering the that a college or university is living up to tion - you may have read recent news dents. I hope you will find the chal- Our newest Colby class has arrived, than 15 percent of the entering cl classes of 20)1 and the standards set for it stories about the Administration and lenges as bright and shining as the and the good folks in Lunder House arc hails from Maine, including four 2010, welcome to does that school earn Congress pushing to become involved rewards. Welcome to this very exciting mighty proud to have played a major the ten highest-ranking gradua; Mayflower Hill. You You are entering accreditation. in a system of accountability for col- phase in your lives. role in these students coming to Colby. from nearby Erskine Academy 1 are entering Colby at In addition to re- leges and universities - you .The staff of the Office of Admissions South China, Maine. a particularly interest- Colby at a sponding to the stan- should be pleased to know and Financial Aid extends a hearty wel- High-ranking students from mi ing time, both in the particularly dards, Colby chose to that the college you have se- come to the great Class of 2012. different high schools bring a van College's history and write special empha- lected is already looking More information of academic p in the history of interesting time, sis reports on two key carefully at these issues. about the newest sions and accc higher education, in both in the areas of transition for Our goal is to insure that in members of the Colby plishments America- students—the transi- addition to the specific community will be Admitted from a Colby. Economi Last winter, Colby College's history tion from high school knowledge you will gain in available at the Open- record number English, and bi earned reaccredita- and in the to Colby, and the your courses (if you take a ing Assembly on Sep- ogy are among tion from the New transition from Colby course in Shakespeare, tember 2. For now, of freshman favorite areas England Association history of higher to their lives after you'll learn Shakespeare; if here are facts and fig- applicants academic inten of Schools and Col- education in graduation. Two you take a course in chem- ures that begin to de- at this point, 1 leges. That rigorous committees, each istry, you'll learn how to run fine the class of 2012. (4,835) , some environment and revealing America. chaired by a distin- chemistry experiments), Admitted from a 480 first-years studies and inter process, which is pe- guished member of you will graduate confident record number of tional studies culiar to educational the faculty, delved of the competencies a lib- freshman applicants will begin their not far behind. 1 institutions in this country, takes place into these topics for more than a year eral arts education is de- (4,835), some 480 classes on pressive acco every ten years. Colleges and universi- before writing reports that hi ghlig hted signed to impart. You wilt first-years will begin plishments outs ties write self studies covering all as- areas of success and concern. This was know how to write and to their classes on cam- campus on the classroi pects of their operations, according to an extremely valuable exercise for the present yourself well when pus on September 3. September 3. range from th guidelines set by the accrediting agency, College, as it led both to faculty discus- you speak. You will know Another 38 will start hiking the 2, 1' and then are visited by teams of outside Around 38 will sions of the challenges inherent in the how to solve problems of HIE PHOTO their Colby careers in mile Appalach evatuators who drill down into the self- two transition moments and, ultimately, ail sorts because of your President William D. Adams Dijon, France, and start their Colby Trail and ascend Salamanca, Spain, careers in Dijon , the world's high and will join their volcano J classmates at Colby in France and Sala- Ecuador, to w January. ning the Mat SGA encourages involvement Incoming students manca, Spain. State Student Fi' IMPORTANT represent more than Festival "Gra President, Vice 25 different countries, Prize" in 2007 a EVENTS AND from Afghanistan to Swaziland, and becoming the Vermont state disct DATES President welcome more than 13 percent of the class comes throwing champion. from African-, Latino/a-, Asian-, and The new Colby class promises to new students Native American backgrounds, back- an extraordinary addition to cla Procession for First Steps grounds traditionally underrcprcscntcd rooms, residence halls, and beyoi By PATRICK BOLAND & at Colby. The gender split across the Members of this class are likely to ne Tuesday,August 26 at class is 51 percent female and 49 CARY FINNEGAN per- little lime to transition successfully 4:20 p.m. SGA PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT cent male. Colby and to begin to leave their mi MILLER STEPS Massachusetts is once again the here. You go. Class of 2012! We are Patrick Boland and Cary First Class Finnegan, President and Vice President Orientation of the Student Government Association Seminar (SGA). You probably saw our welcome ¦T HIS WEEK'S ECHO Wednesday,August 27 at message on your portal as well. Nor- 9:30 a.m. mally, the welcome message from SGA VARIOUS CLASSROOMS has talked about the great opportunity you have and what a great community Colby is. We wanted to go away from Colby Community RLE PHOTO that and explain who we are and give PatrickBoland '09 and Cary Finnegan '09 Involvement Trips you some advice. Thursday, August 27 at SGA is literally the student voice on was never possible during high school. 10:30 a.m. campus. In each of your dorms, there is If you like politics, get involved with DEPARTFROM DANA LAWN a dorm president who is there to help the 2008 election—the Colby Republi- you and bring your concerns to the ad- College is an cans, Colby Democrats OT League of Depart for COOT2 ministration. Two class representatives Progressive voters would love to have ' represent each class as well. This year, opportunity for Friday, August 29 you. If you like the environment (be- the freshmen class has a great opportu- cause hey, who doesn't?), get involved DANA LAWN you to get nity—you are going to elect your rep- involved and do with the Environmental Coalition. Like resentatives, the first time this has ever planning events.? The Goldfarb Center Return from COOT2 happened. If you are interested, come something with might be the place for you. If you arc Sunday, August 31 talk to us or shoot us an email (pm- your life, in a into singing, try out for an a capella boland and cbfmneg). Being on SGA is group. If you want to just have fun and the bestway to get involved, and get in- way that was play sports with your friends and dorm First Day of Classes volved early at Colby. Also, if you ever never possible mates, start an I-Play team, our intra- Wednesday, September 3 have an idea about a way to change the mural sports league. school or a new program you want to during high Our point is, whatever you are into, see, come talk to us. school. do it. Now is not the time to only worry First Regular Echo So, what's our advice you say? Do about academics (though some parents Wednesday, September 10 something. Pretty simple, we know, but will tell you differently), now is the it is also important. College is an op- time to get involved and actually do portunity for you to get involved and do something with your life, in a way that something. 3n-campus entertainment A note from the editors tudent Program- drops, the Pulvcr calendar and what- get involved on campus, and gives ever other creative you a greai oppunu- By CHELSEA EAKIN & SUZANNE MERKELSON ways we are able nity to help decide ting Board BOTH EDITOR IN CHIEF to devise through- what events will rganizes events out the year Be Our events occur each weekend Welcome to Colby and thanks for sure to look for range from for you and your reading this Echo. As this year's editors friends to enjoy.
Recommended publications
  • Service Planned for Spear Waterville Police Crash Off-Campus Parties No

    Service Planned for Spear Waterville Police Crash Off-Campus Parties No

    Looking for some gourmet delights? See page 10. Service No sanctions against WMHB DJs are off the air, according By Deborah Fuller to Corson. planned NEWS EDITOR Fowler said the security j officer was acting in Two local youths were suspended for six accordance with an days from their disk jockey positions at agreement made in 1988 for Spear between WMHB and Colb WMHB, the college and community radio y By Andrea Krasfeor station, for "inappropriate on-air behavior" Safety and Security that ASST. NEWS BPITOR after a listener called in a complaint to the allows security to remove Maine State Police headquarters in Augusta. people from the studios if they are breaking Colby A memorial service is being planned The listener claimed that the DJs were using "vulgar language," according to Bruce rules and regulations or for Jodi Lynn Spear '92 who died in a. local, state or federal laws. parents, D. Fowler, operations manager. In addition plane crash along with her on Flynn complained to Aug. 24. to the suspension, the two DJs received a written warning from the WMHB executive police that "two male DJs board. were using vulgar language No sanctions were imposed on DJsDerrick and giving out a phone Corson, 16, and John Manzo, 17, because the number requesting an plaintiff, Debbie Flynn of Palermo, Maine ambulance," said Fowler. failed to submit a written statement. Flynn's complaint "We were reading the lyrics from various regarding the emergency songs and made it clear that we were reading number was a simple lyrics," said Corson. "Hardcore [music] is mistake because, said Fowler, the WMHB phone not easy to understand so we'd read the photo by Josh Friedman lyrics and then play the song." Fowler number, 872-3348, is one WMHB DJ 's Derrick Corson and John Manzo maintains that the words were the lyrics of number different than the groups as the Dead Kennedys and riot Waterville Fire did not Department's old hone number, 873-3348.
  • Oxford County Emergency Operations Plan

    Oxford County Emergency Operations Plan

    OxfordCounty Emergency Operations Plan DRAFT Updated August 2007 Oxford County Emergency Management Agency Oxford County Emergency Operations Plan TABLE OF CONTENTS The Emergency Operations Plan for Oxford County provides elected officials, emergency managers, emergency responders, volunteers and citizens with a guideline of the County emergency management program. It consists of a Basic Plan, which summarizes the policies, responsibilities and procedures used, the functional annexes that cover specific areas in detail, and attachments that cover hazard-specific actions. PROMULGATION DOCUMENT iv RECORD OF CHANGES v RECORD OF DISTRIBUTION vi PROCLAMATION OF AN EMERGENCY vii BASIC PLAN 1. PURPOSE 1-1 2. SITUATION AND ASSUMPTIONS 1-1 3. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS 1-3 4. ORGANIZATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES 1-6 5. ADMINISTRATION AND LOGISTICS 1-8 6. PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE 6-1 7. AUTHORITIES AND REFERENCES 6-1 BASIC PLAN ANNEXES 8. ANNEX A - DIRECTION AND CONTROL 8-1 9. ANNEX B - COMMUNICATIONS 9-1 TABLE 1B - NOTIFICATION SEQUENCE 9-6 10. ANNEX C - WARNING 10-1 11. ANNEX D - EMERGENCY PUBLIC INFORMATION 11-1 12. ANNEX E - EVACUATION 12-1 13. ANNEX F - MASS CARE 13-1 14. ANNEX G - HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES 14-1 15. ANNEX H - RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 15-1 TABLE 1H - EMERGENCY VEHICLE CAPABILITIES 15-8 BASIC PLAN ATTACHMENTS 16. ATTACHMENT 1 - FLOODING 16-1 17. ATTACHMENT 2 - WILDLAND FIRES 17-1 18. ATTACHMENT 3 - SEVERE WINTER STORMS 18-1 19. ATTACHMENT 4 - SEVERE SUMMER STORMS & HURRICANES 19-1 20. ATTACHMENT 5 - MASS CASUALTY ACCIDENTS 20-1 21. ATTACHMENT 6 - TERRORISM & WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION 21-1 22.
  • R 97.1 WEZB $ 5S Sj 98.5 WYLD FMS 72T(0| R N99.5WRNO-FM$ 72 K

    R 97.1 WEZB $ 5S Sj 98.5 WYLD FMS 72T(0| R N99.5WRNO-FM$ 72 K

    r 97.1 WEZB $ 5S Mexico k 100.7WTBM 24 98.9 WKHJ 22 sj 98.5 WYLD FMS 72t(0| Millinocket rrr 94.9 WSYY-FM S 51 Oakland r 92.1 WXIE S 22 t r n99.5WRNO-FM$ 72 N orth Windham nr *91.5 WSJB S 8 Ocean City r 99.9 WKHI S 43 tM k 101.1 WNOE-FMS 72 tM Norway 92.7 WOXO S 23 rs 104.7 WQHQ $ 52 rm 101.9 WlMG S 71 Drono r "91.9 WMEB S 8 Prince Frederick mr 92.7 WMJS $ 24 New Roads s 106.5 KOXL S 51 Pittsfield 99.5 21 Princess Anne j "91.3 WESM S 41 North Fort Polk Portland *90.1 WMF. A S 83 g 102.5 WO LC $ 52 tM 106.7 KCIJ 24 rp 93.1 WMGX S 50 tx Salisbury c *89.5 WSCL S 50 Oakdale k 104.9 KICR-FM S 20 r 97.9 WWGT-FMS 51 tx g *90.3 WOIH 11 Oak Grove k 96.7 KWCL-FM S 22 101.9 WPOR-FMS 52 tM k 97.5WICO-FM S 24 Opelousas 105.9 KFND 24 r 102.9 WTHT $ 83tM,S m 105,5 WDVH S 24 r 107.1 KOGM S 19 Presque Isle *92.1 WUPI 2 Takoma Park eg '91.9 WGTS $ 29 Port Sulphur sg 106.7 KHAA S 70 96.1 WTMS $ 78 T owson Pi "89.7 WCVT S 28 Rayville 92.1 KTJC S 22 r 96.9 WD HP S 82 tM Waldorf rm 104.1 WXTR- FM$ 52 Huston pcg *89.1 KLPIk $ 23 101.7 WOZI S 22 Westernport 92.7 WWPN 8 k 107.5 KXKZ S 74 cj 106.1 WMEM S 74 t Westminster r 100.7 WGRX $ 52 Shreveport c "89.9 KDAQ $ 69 Rockland r 93.5 WMCM S 17 Williamsport g "90.5 WCRH $ 4b *91.3 KSCL S 7 Rumford mg 96.3 WWMR S 81 k 95.9 WYII $ 23 rP 93.7 KIT! $ 72 Saco r 95.9 WHYR S 23 Worton r *90.5 WKHS S 29 k 94.5 KWKH-FMS 75 Sanford r 92.1 WCOQ $ 22 Map pp.
  • PO Box 559 Waterville, Maine 04903

    PO Box 559 Waterville, Maine 04903

    We Welcome You to Come Join Us! On behalf of the REM Partners, I invite you to respond to what you read here by joining as a volunteer to work with one or more of these organizations. Those who join hands with other caring people to move our world forward, responding to an ember that burns inside them, often develop a glow that sustains their work and spreads to all who work with them. If you haven’t yet had this experience, I urge you to give it a try. If you have and it didn’t work out, maybe you haven’t found the perfect match. Try again! Sincerely yours, Faye W. Nicholson REM Partners Chair Table of Contents 1 Welcome 25 Maine Centers for Women, Work, & Community 1 Table of Contents 26 Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers 2 What is REM? 27 Maine Dance Teachers Association 3 Mid-Maine’s Strategic Vision for 2020 27 Maine International Film Festival 4-5 Community Initiatives Under the REM Umbrella 28-29 MaineGeneral Medical Center 6 About the REM Partners Directory 30 Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce 7 REM’s Service to REM Partners 30 Mid-Maine Global Forum 8 Acknowledgements 31 Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter 9 Alfond Youth Center 32 Pleasant Street United Methodist Church 10 Aqua City Actors’ Theatre 32 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church 10 American Red Cross 33 REM 11 American Lung Association 34 Ripple Effect Project 12 Big Brothers Big Sisters 35 Salvation Army 12 Central Maine Growth Council 35 Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center 13 City of Waterville 36 Spectrum Generations 13 Colby College 36 Sunset Home 14 Eastern Maine HomeCare
  • The Strider Years: an Extension of the History of Colby College

    The Strider Years: an Extension of the History of Colby College

    Colby College Digital Commons @ Colby Colby Books Colby College Archives 1980 The Strider Years: An Extension of the History of Colby College Ernest Cummings Marriner Colby College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/colbiana_books Part of the Higher Education Administration Commons Recommended Citation Marriner, Ernest Cummings, "The Strider Years: An Extension of the History of Colby College" (1980). Colby Books. 3. https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/colbiana_books/3 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Colby College Archives at Digital Commons @ Colby. It has been accepted for inclusion in Colby Books by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Colby. THE STRIDER YEARS An Extension of The History of Colby College ERNEST CUMMINGS MARRINER THE STRIDER YEAR S Colby historian Ernest Cummings Mar­ riner has painted " The Strider Years" in full color, resplendent with the many hues of academic leadership that shone through Robert E. Lee Strider's nineteen years as president of Colby College. It is an historic tour de force of which only Ernest Marriner is capable, for he is the embodiment of the scholarship and perspective necessary to capture the moods and motions of this exciting pe­ riod in Colby's history. Although these pages are a book unto itself, they are a sequel to his 1963 monu­ mental record of Colby's birth and fre­ quent re-bornings. It is a brilliant exten­ sion of his previous work, even as Presi­ dent Strider's tenure was an extension of the inspired years of leadership that had gone before.
  • Services Who Have Paid 2016 Annual Minimum Fees Payments Received As of 07/31/2016

    Services Who Have Paid 2016 Annual Minimum Fees Payments Received As of 07/31/2016

    Services who have paid 2016 annual minimum fees payments received as of 07/31/2016 License Type Service Name Webcasting 181.FM Webcasting 3ABNRADIO (Christian Music) Webcasting 3ABNRADIO (Religious) Webcasting 70'S PRESERVATION SOCIETY Webcasting 8TRACKS.COM Webcasting A-1 COMMUNICATIONS Webcasting ABERCROMBIE.COM Webcasting ACAVILLE.COM Webcasting ACCURADIO.COM Webcasting AD ASTRA RADIO Webcasting AD VENTURE MARKETING DBA TOWN TALK RADIO Webcasting ADAMS RADIO GROUP Webcasting ADDICTEDTORADIO.COM Webcasting AGM BAKERSFIELD Webcasting AGM NEVADA, LLC Webcasting AGM SANTA MARIA, L.P. *SoundExchange accepts and distributes payments without confirming eligibility or compliance under Sections 112 or 114 of the Copyright Act, and it does not waive the rights of artists or copyright owners that receive such payments. Services who have paid 2016 annual minimum fees payments received as of 07/31/2016 Webcasting AIBONZ Webcasting AIR ALUMNI Webcasting AIR1.COM Webcasting AIR1.COM (CHRISTMAS) Webcasting AJG CORPORATION Webcasting ALL MY PRAISE Webcasting ALLWEBRADIO.COM Webcasting ALLWORSHIP.COM Webcasting ALLWORSHIP.COM (CONTEMPORARY) Webcasting ALLWORSHIP.COM (INSTRUMENTAL) Webcasting ALLWORSHIP.COM (SPANISH) Webcasting ALOHA STATION TRUST Webcasting ALPHA MEDIA - ALASKA Webcasting ALPHA MEDIA - AMARILLO Webcasting ALPHA MEDIA - AURORA Webcasting ALPHA MEDIA - AUSTIN-ALBERT LEA Webcasting ALPHA MEDIA - BAKERSFIELD *SoundExchange accepts and distributes payments without confirming eligibility or compliance under Sections 112 or 114 of the Copyright
  • FCC Infractio Ns Silence WMHB Colby Radio Was at the Wrong Frequency and Wattage, but Could Be Back Soon by MAX SADLER ASST

    FCC Infractio Ns Silence WMHB Colby Radio Was at the Wrong Frequency and Wattage, but Could Be Back Soon by MAX SADLER ASST

    FCC infractio ns silence WMHB Colby radio was at the wrong frequency and wattage, but could be back soon BY MAX SADLER ASST. NEWS EDITOR Colby's radio station, WMHB 90.5 FM, was shut down July 10 after learning of problems with the Federal Communications V Commission, the government h agency governing all broadcast ' media. Officials have been work- ing throughout the summer and, after an estimated cost of $10,000, predict the station, will be back on applied for a temporary license to the air by the end of September at broadcast on the new frequency a new frequency and lower with a lesser wattage, 10 watts. At wattage. the same time WMHB also filed During June, Summer General for a new Class A license to broad- Manager Lee L'Heureux '03 and cast at 110 watts. former faculty advisor Joe Poole The station will also be found that WMHB was broadcast- required to install a new antenna ing on a different frequency than atop Roberts Union. listed on the FCC web site. The Calareso said "Monday, the frequency listed, 91.5 FM, was thirteenth [of September] is the home to WMHB until 1983, when goal date" for WMHB's return to it changed to 90.5. L'Heureux sent the air, a letter the FCC requesting that Until . the spring of 2000, the database entry be changed. though, WMHB will be forced to On July 6, L'Heureux followed operate under the temporary up on his letter to the FCC. He was license, greatly reducing the area informed that the incorrect listing of reception to "just the campus was "the least of (the FCC's) prob- and some of Waterville," accord- lems." She informed L'Heureux ing to Calareso.
  • PO Box 559 Waterville, Maine 04903

    PO Box 559 Waterville, Maine 04903

    Rise by Lifting Others Day’s Jewelers proudly supports the Diamonds Do Good initiative to develop and 80 MAIN STREET ON THE CONCOURSE empower people in diamond communities worldwide. WATERVILLE, MAINE 04901 We believe that jewelry should go “Beyond Beauty” and 207.872.9025 help to make the world around us a better place to live. WWW.DAYSJEWELERS.COM Sally Ann Parks Rona Backstrom BPW Futurama Foundation Inland Hospital Fran Purnell Alfond Youth Center Martha Patterson Kotlas Judy Johnston Mark Johnston Elena Vayanos Danny Burgess MaineGeneral Medical Center United Way of Mid-Maine Cassidy Jean Charette Big Brothers Big Sisters Maxine Michaud American Lung Association Jackie Reny Hospice Volunteers Przytulski Family Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter Charlie Kelly PFLAG Connie Napolitano Janna Townsend REM Literacy Volunteers 1 We Welcome You to Come Join Us! On behalf of the REM Partners, I invite you to respond to what you read here by joining as a volunteer to work with one or more of these organizations. Those who join hands with other caring people to move our world forward, responding to an ember that burns inside them, often develop a glow that sustains their work and spreads to all who work with them. If you haven’t yet had this experience, I urge you to give it a try. If you have and it didn’t work out, maybe you haven’t found the perfect match. Try again! Sincerely yours, Faye W. Nicholson Table of Contents 1 2016 REM Award Honorees 38 Maine Film Center 2 Welcome 39 MaineGeneral RSVP 2 Table of Contents 39 Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce
  • Book Launch: Water Village, the Story of Waterville, Maine BOOK LAUNCH

    Book Launch: Water Village, the Story of Waterville, Maine BOOK LAUNCH

    November 2018 Book Launch: Water Village, The Story of Waterville, Maine BOOK LAUNCH November 15 5:30–7:00 p.m. Waterville Opera House On Sale Now for $29.95 + tax Contact Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce [email protected] Author Earl Smith will be reading from the book and signing books. This event is free and is open to the public. Light refreshments and appetizers will be served. All Maine Candidates for Governor Agree Business leaders and home and health care pro- What’s Inside Question Oneviders is say a“Stop Bad the ScamIdea· ” for Maine to the 3.8% tax on the ballot in November • From the Board United opposition to confident their unanimous Question One underscores opposition will help defeat • Member News how devastating new tax Question One decisively in would be for Maine families November.” • Member Calendar and economy. Question One, which will • People News “That all four candidates for appear on the statewide governor agree Question Calling the 3.8% income tax on the statewide ballotbal- in November, reads: • Ribbon Cuttings lot in November a scam on every front, Maine business One is the wrong solutionleaders for andMaine home speaks and health care“Do providers you outlinedwant to how create the Universal Home • Spotlight on Town of volumes,” said Home Carethe & measure Hospice will Alliance harm Maine’s peopleCare andProgram economy at theto provide home-based of Maine representative launchNewell of theAugur, campaign who against passageassistance of Question to people 1 at a with disabilities and Vassalboro press conference in June. chairs NO on Question One/Stop The tax, the disguised Scam.
  • Maine Media Outlets

    Maine Media Outlets

    Maine Media Outlets Newswire’s Media Database​​ provides targeted media outreach opportunities to key trade journals, publications, and outlets. The following records are related to traditional media from radio, print and television based on the information provided by the media. Note: The listings may be subject to change based on the latest data. ________________________________________________________________________________ Radio Stations Publication & Print 1. Paul Parent Garden Club 1. [ci]channelinsider 2. The Josh Bernstein Show 2. About.com 3. The Maine Public Broadcasting 3. AJPE (AMERICAN JOURNAL OF Network - Radio Network PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION) 4. The Time Capsule 4. American Journal 5. W257BI-FM 5. Associated Press 6. WBCQ-FM 6. AudioFile 7. WBLM-FM [102.9 WBLM] 7. Bangor Daily News 8. WBOR-FM 8. Bangor Daily News Online 9. WERU-FM [Community Radio] 9. BANGOR METRO 10. WFMX-FM [Mix 107.9] 10. Biomedical Safety & Standards 11. WHOU-FM 11. Boothbay Register 12. WHSN-FM 12. broadway WORLD.COM - Maine 13. WJJB-FM [96.3 The Big JAB] 13. Castine Patriot 14. WKTQ-AM [Family Radio] 14. CIN (Computers Informatics Nursing) 15. WMEB-FM 15. Commercial Fisheries News 16. WMHB-FM [WMHB 89.7FM] 16. DISCOVER MAINE - Aroostook 17. WMPG-FM County 18. WMWV-FM 17. Down East 19. WRBC-FM [The Monkey] 18. EAST SIDE MONTHLY 20. WSYY-AM [CBS Sports Radio for 19. Examiner.com - Bangor the Katahdin Area] 20. Examiner.com - Portland 21. WTBM-FM 21. EXETER NEWS-LETTER 22. WUMF-FM [Your Station. Your 22. FineBooks & COLLECTIONS Music] 23. Fly Rod & Reel 23. WYAR-FM 24. food&drink INTERNATIONAL 25.
  • Diversity Requireme Nt up for Revision

    Diversity Requireme Nt up for Revision

    Dive rsity requireme nt up for revision By JON SILBERSTEIN- cation requirements at Colby. The and the I requirement will require stu- The International requirement is a 'celebration of difference "There is no motion before the fac- .Academic Affairs Committee (AAC) dents pass a course that focuses on intended to create greater awareness approach." ulty at this time to charge the D LOEB submitted a proposal to department how diversity in the international con- and appreciation for other cultures Although the language of the requirement," wrote Yeterian. "Rather, NEWS EDITOR heads and program directors on April text has contributed to the "richness of beside students' own and to prompt requirement has been drastically the AAC is doing background work 3, hut the change is still far from being die human experience." students to "consider their experi- altered, it is unclear whether this on the feasibility of such a change For the first time in a decade, . completed. Complaints about the current ences in relation to a global context." change -will significantly affect stu- with regard to having sufficient Colb ' College officials are changing y s "flic AAC has recommended that Diversity requirement revolve around A proposal given to the AAC in dents' course loads. course offerings." core curriculum. In response to the the Diversity (D) requireirient be how vague it is and that it "celebrates 1999 by Associate Professor and Chair Before bringing the proposal to the "Departments are free to propose concerns of the Task Force on divided into
  • Services That Have Paid Soundexchange Through Q3 2013 10/15/2013

    Services That Have Paid Soundexchange Through Q3 2013 10/15/2013

    Services that have paid SoundExchange through Q3 2013 10/15/2013 License Type Service Name Webcasting 1009JACKFM.COM - WJXN-FM Webcasting 1009MAGIC.COM - WAKB-FM Webcasting 100HITZ.COM Webcasting 101.9LABUENA.COM - KLBN Webcasting 1011THERIVER.COM - WVRE-FM Webcasting 1013THEMIX.COM - KATY-FM Webcasting 1017CHUCKFM.COM - WAVF Webcasting 1017THESTORM.COM - WMXN-FM Webcasting 1019HOT.COM - WHTE Webcasting 1019ONLINE.COM - WIKS Webcasting 101WYDE.COM - WYDE-AM Webcasting 1023THECOYOTE.COM - WRHL-FM Webcasting 1023XLC.COM - WXLC Webcasting 1025THEGAME.COM - WPRT-FM Webcasting 1025THERIVER.COM - KACY-FM Webcasting 1027WGUS.COM - WGUS-FM *SoundExchange accepts and distributes payments without confirming eligibility or compliance under Sections 112 or 114 of the Copyright Act, and it does not waive the rights of artists or copyright owners that receive such payments. Services that have paid SoundExchange through Q3 2013 10/15/2013 Webcasting 1029THEBUZZ.COM - WBUZ Webcasting 1033KISSRADIO.COM - KSAS-FM Webcasting 1036BOBFM.COM/CHRISTMASCHANNEL/INDOEX.ASPX - WKQX-IP Webcasting 1037LITE.FM - WLTC-FM Webcasting 1037THEGAME.COM - KLWB-FM Webcasting 1039JACKFM.COM - WJKR-FM Webcasting 103BOBFM.COM - KBPA-FM Webcasting 103BOBFM.COM/MEGA - KBPA-HD2 Webcasting 103JAMZTHEFOX.COM - WFXA-FM Webcasting 1041KXDD.COM - KXDD Webcasting 1045ESPN.COM - WNXX-FM Webcasting 1045KMCQ.COM - KMCQ Webcasting 1045SUNNYFM.COM - WILT-FM Webcasting 1045THEDAN.COM - WWDN-FM Webcasting 1045WSLD.COM - WSLD Webcasting 1047BOBFM.COM - KIKX Webcasting 1047POSTERFM.COM - KMJO-FM