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11165/2003/09082003 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TITLE IV CENTRAL PROCESSOR REPORT DATE - 09/08/2003 AWARD YEAR 2002-2003 A/OP-14 NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY SOURCE BY SCHOOL PERIOD 01/01/2002 - 09/07/2003 (WEEK 88) FAFSA ON RENEWAL ON SCHOOL SCHOOL PAPER PAPER ELECTRONIC FAFSA ________THE WEB ___________________THE WEB __________ CODE NAME APPLICATION RENEWAL APPLICATION EXPRESS FAA STUDENT FAA STUDENT TOTAL 000000 UNKNOWN SCHOOL 251,943 69,196 4 13 0 306 0 60 321,522 001002 ALABAMA AGRCLTL & MECHL UNIV 2,426 1,421 400 191 0 2,549 0 1,909 8,896 001003 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY 383 69 1,642 14 1 982 0 794 3,885 001004 UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO 829 521 28 6 0 851 0 607 2,842 001005 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY 3,780 1,810 425 21 0 3,033 1 2,393 11,463 001007 CENTRAL ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 261 130 1,331 1 0 264 0 180 2,167 001008 ATHENS STATE UNIVERSITY 326 289 12 66 0 914 0 897 2,504 001009 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 3,843 340 107 44 0 7,043 0 6,940 18,317 001012 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLLEGE 450 191 10 1 0 601 0 372 1,625 001013 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,906 745 145 431 0 3,120 0 1,203 7,550 001015 ENTERPRISE STATE JR COLLEGE 602 198 10 0 0 567 0 361 1,738 001016 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA 1,359 845 147 44 0 1,485 0 1,316 5,196 001017 GADSDEN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,786 558 798 32 0 1,087 0 514 4,775 001018 GEORGE C WALLACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,740 535 198 6 0 1,685 0 788 4,952 001019 HUNTINGDON COLLEGE 202 126 4 4 0 355 0 192 883 001020 JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 2,863 1,778 473 49 0 2,559 0 2,032 9,754 001021 JEFFERSON DAVIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 189 135 947 1 0 199 0 121 1,592 001022 JEFFERSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2,257 625 51 18 0 2,157 0 894 6,002 001023 JUDSON COLLEGE 126 81 5 3 0 150 0 131 496 001024 UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA 979 606 23 7 0 645 0 562 2,822 001026 MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE 105 22 62 1 0 60 0 12 262 001028 MILES COLLEGE 580 467 1,202 5 0 446 0 378 3,078 001029 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE 732 557 177 4 0 1,145 0 791 3,406 001030 BISHOP STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,497 743 225 3 0 3,048 0 1,157 6,673 001031 NORTHEAST ALABAMA STATE CMNTY COLG 722 175 184 186 0 371 0 156 1,794 001033 OAKWOOD COLLEGE 490 359 11 43 0 805 0 539 2,247 001034 ALABAMA SOUTHERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 356 236 670 1 0 272 0 163 1,698 001036 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY 815 118 16 6 0 1,861 0 2,011 4,827 001038 SNEAD STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 802 177 7 44 0 459 0 236 1,725 001040 SOUTHERN UNION STATE COMMUNITY CLG 1,308 425 423 6 0 1,449 0 750 4,361 001041 SPRING HILL COLLEGE 557 339 86 2 0 591 0 405 1,980 001044 STILLMAN COLLEGE 897 514 187 14 0 826 0 586 3,024 001046 TALLADEGA COLLEGE 300 170 55 3 0 212 0 168 908 001047 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY 2,853 1,337 55 3 0 4,238 0 3,046 11,532 001048 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY DOTHAN 734 375 3 1 0 688 0 588 2,389 001049 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTGOMERY 1,403 558 47 2 0 1,364 0 944 4,318 001050 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY 1,454 1,045 60 5 0 1,094 0 1,202 4,860 001051 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA (THE) 2,927 2,623 89 63 0 5,342 0 5,688 16,732 001052 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM 4,251 2,281 113 29 0 4,921 0 4,414 16,009 001055 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLE 1,165 150 31 107 0 2,317 0 2,143 5,913 001057 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA 1,554 1,676 72 5 0 5,179 0 4,350 12,836 001058 BEVILL STATE CMTY CLG-WALKER CLG 301 25 63 0 0 355 0 34 778 Page 1 11165/2003/09082003 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TITLE IV CENTRAL PROCESSOR REPORT DATE - 09/08/2003 AWARD YEAR 2002-2003 A/OP-14 NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY SOURCE BY SCHOOL PERIOD 01/01/2002 - 09/07/2003 (WEEK 88) FAFSA ON RENEWAL ON SCHOOL SCHOOL PAPER PAPER ELECTRONIC FAFSA ________THE WEB ___________________THE WEB __________ CODE NAME APPLICATION RENEWAL APPLICATION EXPRESS FAA STUDENT FAA STUDENT TOTAL 001059 LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,302 499 888 3 0 690 0 406 3,788 001060 FAULKNER STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 860 382 266 2 0 1,282 0 559 3,351 001061 ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 167 81 20 0 0 325 0 258 851 001062 SHELDON JACKSON COLLEGE 62 36 90 0 0 63 0 35 286 001063 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS 1,300 528 7 0 0 1,737 0 957 4,529 001065 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST 215 97 27 0 0 619 0 271 1,229 001071 ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE 1,430 861 76 0 0 1,669 0 555 4,591 001072 COCHISE COLLEGE 253 333 2,115 0 0 385 0 302 3,388 001073 EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE 1,186 341 9 0 0 621 0 251 2,408 001074 GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY 553 379 177 0 0 1,509 0 1,058 3,676 001076 GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3,195 1,158 114 1 0 4,918 0 1,904 11,290 001077 MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3,516 1,567 151 1 0 6,243 0 2,905 14,383 001078 PHOENIX COLLEGE 2,708 1,002 100 0 0 3,817 0 1,339 8,966 001079 YAVAPAI COLLEGE 920 359 4 0 0 1,371 0 509 3,163 001081 ARIZONA STATE UNIV (ALL CAMPUSES) 8,189 7,653 171 4 0 17,987 0 14,369 48,373 001082 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY 3,638 2,916 50 4 0 6,936 0 6,391 19,935 001083 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 6,124 5,858 106 4 1 11,316 0 9,697 33,106 001085 UNIV ARKANSAS MONTICELLO 657 526 1,150 1 0 472 0 323 3,129 001086 UNIV OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFF 1,653 1,214 159 12 0 1,113 1 735 4,887 001087 ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE 112 42 210 0 0 81 0 32 477 001088 LYON COLLEGE 142 112 136 0 0 196 0 144 730 001089 ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY 1,692 1,226 88 28 0 1,711 0 1,094 5,839 001090 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 2,904 2,483 3,965 5 0 3,664 0 2,166 15,187 001092 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS 2,332 1,722 351 10 0 3,100 1 2,502 10,018 001093 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 117 58 154 0 0 99 0 72 500 001094 UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS 233 152 48 2 0 296 0 138 869 001095 CROWLEYS RIDGE COLLEGE 64 29 46 0 0 45 0 19 203 001097 HARDING UNIVERSITY 847 1,099 110 1 1 1,467 0 991 4,516 001098 HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY 750 653 1,551 23 0 781 0 489 4,247 001099 HENDRIX COLLEGE 301 162 362 0 0 459 0 225 1,509 001100 JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITY 310 26 51 3 0 824 0 731 1,945 001101 UNIV ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK 1,906 1,944 1,185 5 30 3,995 27 2,654 11,746 001102 OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 351 154 103 2 0 553 0 566 1,729 001103 PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE 369 231 455 0 0 339 0 228 1,622 001104 PHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 162 203 1,291 0 0 114 0 106 1,876 001105 SHORTER COLLEGE 13 5100160136 001106 WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGE 128 128 385 2 0 123 0 101 867 001107 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY 822 583 1,370 15 0 539 0 364 3,693 001108 UNIV ARKANSAS FAYETTEVILLE 2,429 2,483 272 23 15 4,667 8 4,085 13,982 001109 UNIV OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDCL SCIENCES 304 296 44 0 0 346 0 387 1,377 001110 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-FORT SMITH 1,739 664 48 18 0 1,941 0 835 5,245 001111 ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE 2,530 1,017 2 0 0 782 0 511 4,842 001113 ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE 3,178 1,195 7 0 0 1,603 0 696 6,679 Page 2 11165/2003/09082003 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TITLE IV CENTRAL PROCESSOR REPORT DATE - 09/08/2003 AWARD YEAR 2002-2003 A/OP-14 NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY SOURCE BY SCHOOL PERIOD 01/01/2002 - 09/07/2003 (WEEK 88) FAFSA ON RENEWAL ON SCHOOL SCHOOL PAPER PAPER ELECTRONIC FAFSA ________THE WEB ___________________THE WEB __________ CODE NAME APPLICATION RENEWAL APPLICATION EXPRESS FAA STUDENT FAA STUDENT TOTAL 001116 ART CENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN 559 613 204 0 1 757 0 756 2,890 001117 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 2,232 283 17 1 0 4,088 0 3,952 10,573 001118 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE 5,073 2,347 5 0 0 2,262 0 1,096 10,783 001119 BARSTOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE 240 137 140 0 0 1,209 0 292 2,018 001121 BETHANY COLLEGE 301 167 2 0 0 261 0 171 902 001122 BIOLA UNIVERSITY 1,451 900 9 0 0 1,934 0 1,733 6,027 001123 BROOKS INSTITUTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 1,078 252 43 0 0 731 0 368 2,472 001124 CABRILLO COLLEGE 1,617 982 4 0 0 1,472 0 680 4,755 001125 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 576 398 20 0 0 1,295 0 1,247 3,536 001127 CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF ARTS & CRAFTS 493 375 2 2 0 747 0 549 2,168 001131 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 425 57 3 0 0 1,196 0 640 2,321 001132 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS 748 407 5 0 0 836 0 636 2,632 001133 CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 674 624 2 0 0 1,087 0 794 3,181 001134 CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY 190 141 0 0 0 176 0 113 620 001135 CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MED 52 7000490163271 001137 CALIF STATE UNIV-FULLERTON 10,700 8,766 46 0 0 8,927 0 6,529 34,968 001138 CALIF STATE UNIV-HAYWARD 3,601 2,805 15 0 0 3,523 0 3,099 13,043 001139 CALIF STATE UNIV-LONG BEACH 14,383 11,711 178 2 0 11,314 0 8,885 46,473 001140 CALIF STATE UNIV-LOS ANGELES 10,132 8,497 220 1 1 5,751 0 4,994 29,596 001141 CALIF STATE UNIV, DOMINGUEZ HILLS 5,647 3,968 130 0 0 3,414 0 3,249 16,408 001142 CALIF STATE UNIV SAN BERNARDINO 4,522 3,448 13 0 0 5,143 0 6,742 19,868 001143 CAL POLY STATE UNIVERSITY 5,765 3,654 17 1 0 8,695 0 5,988 24,120 001144 CALIF STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIV POMONA 6,529 6,185 33 1 0 5,521 0 4,954 23,223 001146 CALIF STATE UNIV - CHICO 4,148 2,358 12 0 0 5,269 0 5,912 17,699 001147 CALIF STATE UNIV - FRESNO 7,582 7,213 143 0 1 5,531 1 4,816 25,287 001149 HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY 2,605 1,936 6 0 0 3,044 0 2,415 10,006 001150 CALIF STATE UNIV-SACRAMENTO 8,375 7,461 19 0 0 7,235 0 6,967 30,057 001151 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY 12,256 10,122 88 4 0 15,213 0 11,432 49,115 001152 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV IMPERIAL 101 54 2 0 0 62 0 64 283 001153 CALIF STATE UNIV-NORTHRIDGE 10,877 9,945 124 0 1 7,586 0 7,064 35,597 001154 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY 8,209 5,909 43 1 0 9,328 0 7,983 31,473 001155 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY 7,756 6,289 17 1 0 7,638 0 5,682 27,383 001156 SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,361 305 18 0 0 3,011 0 2,729 8,424 001157 CALIF STATE UNIV-STANISLAUS 3,294 378 8 0 0 2,072 0 2,789 8,541 001158 ALLIANT INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 219 102 95 0 0 187 0 349 952 001161 CERRITOS COLLEGE 5,016 3,149 359 1 1 3,191 0 1,550 13,267 001162 CHABOT COLLEGE 2,289 1,230 23 0 0 1,338 0 762 5,642 001163 CHAFFEY COLLEGE 3,216 1,286 48 0 0 2,435 0 1,105 8,090 001164 CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY 2,951 1,804 11 0 0 4,477 0 3,673 12,916 001166 CITRUS COLLEGE 2,622 1,143 18 1 0 1,486 0 706 5,976 001167 CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO 1,253 2,042 13 0 0 996 0 1,610 5,914 001170 CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE 477 132 0 0 0 1,209 0 478 2,296 001171 HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE 235 91 0 0 0 802 0 281 1,409 Page 3 11165/2003/09082003 U.S.
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    IDEALISTIC AND DISTORTED: DANTE’S VISION OF THE CITY BECOMES ITS OWN TRAVESTY IN HELL Jenna Michelle Debs A thesis submitted to the faculty of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in the Department of Romance Languages (Italian). Chapel Hill 2010 Approved by: Dr. Dino Cervigni Dr. Ennio Rao Dr. Federico Luisetti ©2010 Jenna Michelle Debs ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ii Abstract Jenna Michelle Debs Idealistic and Distorted: Dante’s Vision of the City Becomes Its Own Travesty in Hell (Under the direction of Dr. Dino Cervigni) Dante Alighieri’s pride in being a Florentine citizen is clearly demonstrated in his life choices and in his writings. Attempting for years as a public official and then as a writer to influence public opinion, Dante’s eventual exile out of his beloved Florence led to the most powerful work of his career, the writing of the Comedy : Inferno , Purgatorio , and Paradiso . In the Inferno , Dante takes his boldest, explicit steps in representing his own judgments as to what has become of his beloved and ideal city, and what should happen to those in power, and thus responsible for its downfall. Throughout this thesis, various themes of the ideal city, their parodies, and their distortions in the Inferno of La Divina Commedia will be explored. iii Dedication First and foremost, I want to dedicate this thesis to the Lord God and His Son Jesus Christ, for the ever present strength and guidance in my life. To my wonderful parents, Joe and Paulette Debs: thank you for your unconditional love, support, and always believing in me and my dreams.

  • Math out of Hell

    MATH OUT OF HELL Did Galileo invent modern physics by contemplating the intricate description of hell in Dante's Inferno? Jerusalem That's what Mount Holyoke College professor Mark Peterson argues. Here's how they connect. DANTE’S VISION In Dante’s “Divine Comedy,” the poet narrates a journey through the underworld and heavens. The first book, “The Inferno,” describes hell as a conical abyss descending through the earth in nine concentric terraces. Hell’s Gate The Dark Forest Acheron River 1st Circle: Limbo 2nd Circle: The lustful Minos 3d Circle: Gluttons Cerberus 4th Circle: Hoarders 5th Circle: The wrathful River Styx Sinners receive eternal punishments in the City of Dis nine circles, each level representing a 6th Circle: Heretics gradual increase in wickedness. Minotaur Centaurs River Jerusalem 7th Circle: The violent Phlegethon Harpies Wood of suicides Hell Great barrier and waterfall Detail Geryon 8th Circle: Panderers, seducers flatterers, simoniacs Giants Mount Malebolge Purgatory 9th Circle: The giant pit terminates in a frozen lake, where Lucifer and Satan himself is held in bondage, trapped in the ice. traitors Cocytus GALILEO’S ANALYSIS Dante’s vivid descriptions inspired Renaissance mathematicians to theorize about the topography and geometry of hell. The most popular were two rival attempts by Antonio Manetti and Alessandro Vellutello. A young Galileo Galilei was asked to offer two lectures to the Florentine Academy, analyzing both descriptions. MANETTI’S HELL VELLUTELLO’S HELL Manetti pictured the Vellutello described Inferno as a cone-shaped the pit as a series of region with its vertex at the truncated cones, where the center of the earth and its lower levels have parallel base on the surface, centered walls.
  • Inferno Levels Guide

    Inferno Levels Guide

    Dante’s Inferno Level Description Dark Wood of Error Dante is confronted by three animals representing the nature of human sin. The Wolf represents the sins of incontinence (urges). The Lion represents the sins of violence and ambition (emotions). The Leopard represents the sins of malice. Vestibule This is the area outside the gateway of Hell. This is where the Opportunists are condemned to live for eternity. They were not good enough to go to Heaven, nor bad enough to go to Hell. They are stuck in-between worlds with the Neutral Angels. These souls are pursued by stinging insects for eternity. I: Limbo Limbo is the first layer of Hell. This layer is reserved for those who were good people, but did not believe in God. Their only punishment is that they will never go to Heaven. Furthermore, Limbo is a pseudo-Heaven, as Paradise is lit up by the light of God, Limbo is illuminated by the Tower of Human Reason. (Notable people: Julius Caesar, Saladin, Socrates, Aristotle) II: Lust This is the second layer of Hell, but the first layer which punishes sin. Those who are punished here indulged in the pleasures of the flesh. As a counter to their sins, their bodies are immaterial, and they cannot touch anything. They are blown about the layer by fierce winds. (Notable people: Antony & Cleopatra, Achilles, Paris, and Tristan) Overseer: Minos III: Gluttony On this layer of Hell, those who over-indulged in food and drink are punished by being submerged into a pit of garbage. IV: Avarice (Greed) On this layer, those who amassed wealth beyond reason are punished by being forced to carry huge rocks, there are two groups of these people.
  • Dante's Inferno

    Dante's Inferno

    Dante's Inferno: Upper Hell With the exception of the Vestibule and Limbo, upper hell is reserved for sins of incontinence--i.e., fleshly sins that originate from unbalanced passions, emotions, and desires. They are few demons here, though Minos does assign sinners to their place in hell when they come to the Vestibule. Most of these sins harmed nobody other than the sinner himself or herself. REGION SINNERS PUNISHMENT Vestibule: (Waiting area) Neutrals, indecisive angels who Stung by insects, endlessly chase would not fight for God or Lucifer. banners Circle I: Limbo Virtuous Pagans, Unbaptized Boredom, not knowing God. Infants Circle II The Lustful Blown forever by storm winds Circle III The Gluttons Discomfort, lying in filth and muck like pigs, senses assaulted Circle IV The Greedy and the Spendthrifts Pushing rocks, useless labor that frustrates others near them for no good end Circle V The Angry and the Sullen The angry thrash about in frustration and fight each other; the sullen sulk under water sighing, blowing bubbles, and refusing all action. Lower Hell: The City of Dis Lower Hell is the City of Dis. In Dante's scheme, Dis is mostly reserved for intellectual sins rather than mere sins of passion. Demons throng here. The suburbs include heretics and violent criminals, and the central rings various frauds. REGION SINNERS PUNISHMENT Circle VI Heretics Trapped in burning tombs Circle VII: Divided into three rings. The Violent (Three types of punishment) Round 1: Violent against acquaintances and strangers. Killers submerged in blood--the more people they have killed, the deeper the blood.