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Norwalk Hour Index - January - December, 2005 A Students demand dignity: 'Girl’- ACCIDENTS AARP-NORWALK cott calls for end to T-shirt Lawsuit calls park negligent in Graffiti to gangs [photo]. sales [photo]. 11/10/05 pA1+ boy's death. 9/13/05 pA1+ 5/18/05 pA1+ Students right to stage ‘girlcott’ Local boy who died at Playland AARP-WESTPORT/WESTON against T-shirts [letter]. ID’d [photo]. 8/5/05 pA1+ Freitag named chairman of 11/16/05 pA12 Mother to file lawsuit over girl's AARP senior health [photo]. ABONYI, CLEMENT partially severed foot. 2/23/05 2/24/05 pC4 Titans, Packers advance pA3+ Officers inducted by AARP [photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+ Norwalk boy, 7, found dead in chapter [photo]. 7/21/05 pC3+ ABORTION-LAW AND water at Playland ride. 8/4/05 AAUW- LEGISLATION pA15 NORWALK/WESTPORT Activists fear Roe v. Wade ACCIDENTS-NORWALK Booked for the weekend [photo reversal. 7/11/05 pA1+ 2 men hit by car on way to train with caption]. 3/21/05 pA4 ‘Griswold’ case still colors station. 10/8/05 pA3+ Shays says terror fight must privacy debate. 9/26/05 pA1+ Accident victim identified as rely on detection and ABORTION-MORAL AND Stamford resident, 28. 4/9/05 prevention. 3/30/05 pA3+ ETHICAL ASPECTS pA1 ABANDONMENT OF 'Abortion' is another kind of Landscape worker dies in fall HOUSING-CONNECTICUT execution [letter]. 1/1/05 pA10 from tree [photo]. 4/8/05 pA1+ Fight over abandonment of Abortion limits future work force Man killed in S. Norwalk buildings continues. 4/8/05 of the nation [letter]. 5/9/05 [photo]. 4/10/05 pA1+ pA4 pA10 Minivan slips off jack, seriously ABANDONMENT OF Abortion not same as execution injures man. 7/25/05 pA1+ HOUSING-NORWALK [letter]. 1/6/05 pA6 Mom sues city, NHA after child Abandoned property a tragedy Women’s rights under attack falls from window. 4/28/05 waiting to happen [letter]. [letter]. 6/2/05 pA8 pA3 4/4/05 pA10 ABRAHAM, CHRISTINE Mysterious death alarms ABATE, MIKE Business-to-business care: Norwalkers. 12/3/05 pA1+ Abate, Mulcahy still fighting for Firm provides care services Naked body found near tracks; pro football lives [photo]. for companies [photo]. Witnesses: Man had been 8/18/05 pA11+ 4/21/05 pC1+ drinking at Mermaids strip Norwalk’s Abate turning pro in ABRAHAM, MILLICENT club [photo]. 12/2/05 pA1+ second sport [photo]. 11/9/05 Job fair brings 300 to City Hall Norwalk man dies in mishap in pA9+ [photo]. 6/3/05 pA3+ N.Y. 6/15/05 pA3 Saloon’s run ends [photo]. ABRAMOWITZ, SIDNEY Norwalk man slain with saw in 9/22/05 pA16 Wright Tech getting new Bridgeport. 7/16/05 pA1+ ABEL, ALAN principal. 5/22/05 pA3+ Police source: Man’s death Biopix proves joker dad is quite ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT may have been untimely a card [photo]. 1/17/05 pA3+ Article highlights lack of focus accident. 12/4/05 pA1 Locals find fresh ways to on priorities [letter]. 10/21/05 Recent victims identified. observe holy days [photo]. pA10 6/17/05 pA1+ 10/10/05 pA1+ No Norwalk students qualify as Report finds woman under ABEL, JENNY National Merit semifinalists. influence in train incident. 'Abel Raises Cain' takes top 9/15/05 pA6 3/2/05 pA1+ honors at film festival. Norwalk’s Mitten, Thomson Tragedy affected two families 2/13/05 pA3+ tabbed FCIAC scholar [letter]. 4/16/05 pA10 Biopix proves joker dad is quite athletes [photo]. 10/16/05 pB3 Tree falls on house [photo with a card [photo]. 1/17/05 pA3+ Region’s leaders seek to bridge caption]. 4/30/05 pA9 ABELARD, DARLINEDA achievement gap. 6/9/05 Woman falls to her death. College bound [photo with pA1+ 4/21/05 pA3 caption]. 3/4/05 pA1 School system must focus on ACELERO LEARNING ABERCROMBIE & FITCH helping students improve NEON running tighter ship, (RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT) skills [letter]. 3/23/05 pA12 consultant tells board. 4/7/05 McMahon students send a Staples High honors students pA3+ message to retailer [edit]. of month [photo]. 3/17/05 pC5 11/17/05 pA8 Students rewarded for academic success. 3/7/05 pA3+ 1 Norwalk Hour Index - January - December, 2005 ACEVEDO, JESUS ADOPTION Taking the industry by storm: Inside Out: A glimpse behind Adoption agencies fear impact Fast-growing ad agency the walls of Norwalk's of abuse case. 12/4/05 pA3+ builds on its success [photo]. corporate offices - Hillard Adoptive love: Families 7/12/05 pA19+ Bloom Shellfish [photo]. celebrate at Stepping Stones ADVERTISING AND YOUTH 9/11/05 pC5 museum [photo]. 7/29/05 War on ‘mannequinism’ gets ACHIEVE (ORGANIZATION) pA3+ political. 11/7/05 pA1+ Achieving something great Lieberman presents hero AETNA INC. [photo with caption]. 11/20/05 award to Wiltonian [photo]. Aetna gets office space in pA4 4/12/05 pA1+ Norwalk. 7/6/05 pA19+ ACKLEY, CHRISTOPHER Museum’s adoption exhibit Aetna’s return will bring about New leaders for Bravest: offers hope [photo]. 6/7/05 50 jobs to Norwalk. 7/26/05 Ackley takes helm at pA1+ pC1 Westport Fire Dept. [photo]. ADULT EDUCATION SEE In brief: Aetna announces 4/30/05 pA1+ CONTINUING EDUCATION Medicare Web site. 11/23/05 Rising through the ranks ADVANCED AESTHETICS pA21 [photo]. 4/27/05 pA1+ INC. In brief: Aetna extends network Westport says its loss will be Cosmetic firm coming to city. into 5 states. 10/8/05 pA21 Norwalk's gain. 4/2/05 pA1+ 11/11/05 pA19 In brief: Aetna gets antitrust OK ACNE ADVANCED HEALTH for HMS buy. 7/16/05 pA17 Laser acne cure available. PROFESSIONALS In brief: Aetna Inc. earnings up 3/5/05 pA18+ Business profile [photo with 43 percent in Q2. 7/29/05 ACORN (ORGANIZATION) caption]. 2/10/05 pC1 pA19 Mayoral candidate Lucero ADVANCED PLACEMENT In brief: Aetna to partner with looks to highlight issues PROGRAMS (EDUCATION) MHA network. 7/23/05 pA17 ignored by others. 10/4/05 Ed board OKs college credits In brief: Points of Light names pA1+ policy. 1/19/05 pA1+ Aetna for recognition. 8/3/05 ACTORS-NORWALK New advanced high school pA19 Relevant roles: Norwalk actors courses may be offered. AFFANY, ABDEL widen horizons [photo]. 11/17/05 pA3+ Business Personnel Moves. 2/12/05 pA3+ ADVERTISING 10/28/05 pA20+ ADAMS, BRENT Fight TV trash with the off AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES TO Bears bound and determined button [letter]. 7/29/05 pA10 CRIMINAL TRESPASS- [photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+ TV viewers fed up with NORWALK ADDERLY, CLEOPHAS increase in commercials Police Blotter. 12/3/05 pA4 Giving voice to their faith: [letter]. 1/5/05 pA10 AFFORDABLE HOUSING Soulful sound [photo with ADVERTISING AGENCIES SEE HOUSING, SEE ALSO caption]. 7/23/05 pA1 In brief: i3 agency moves PUBLIC HOUSING- ADDISON, THOUNSA JR. offices to Wilton. 12/15/05 NORWALK Curtis urges calm [photo]. pC1 AFRICAN AMERICAN 1/31/05 pA1+ In brief: Local company in SCHOOL CHILDREN- Norwalk teen laid to rest: 17- running for awards. 9/18/05 NORWALK year-old was shot while pC5 Blazing a trail: Norwalk boy is driving [photo]. 2/1/05 pA1+ In brief: Snyder Group gets first black student at Police have leads, no suspects marketing award. 4/15/05 prestigious Mead School in slaying. 1/29/05 pA3+ pB10 [photo]. 11/26/05 pA1+ Slain Norwalk man’s family In brief: Westport firm earns AFSCME 1042 (UNION) wants justice [photo]. 10/4/05 awards. 12/8/05 pC1 Snow removal policy change pA1+ In brief: Westport graphics upsets DPW [letter]. 12/23/05 ADDISON, TIFFANY company honored. 11/1/05 pA6 Adolescent poets share their pA19 AFTER SCHOOL DAY CARE words at Side by Side It's all about the juice: Westport SEE SCHOOL-AGE CHILD reading [photo]. 11/21/05 design firm helps carrot CARE pA1+ distributor venture far afield A.G. EDWARDS & SONS, INC. ADINOLFI, RICK [photo]. 2/27/05 pC5+ Northeast region No. 1 in ‘nest Laurels crown new champs egg’ savings. 12/21/05 pA21+ [photo]. 6/14/05 pA15 2 Norwalk Hour Index - January - December, 2005 AGATE, SARAH Door to door transport [photo McMahon dust problem Food, fun and family: Smiles with caption]. 1/13/05 pC3 curbed; Corda: No risk of aplenty for thousands at Going bananas: Home Instead asbestos exposure for Oyster Fest [photo]. 9/11/05 throws 'banana parties' for teachers, students [photo]. pA1+ elderly [photo]. 3/16/05 pA18+ 4/16/05 pA1+ AGED-ABUSE OF Lawmakers applauded for Possible asbestos scares Elderly warned about cyber efforts on senior issues. teachers. 4/12/05 pA1+ scams, ID theft. 4/26/05 pA3+ 12/7/05 pA3+ AIROOM INC. (RETAIL To foil scam artists, stay on Norwalk seniors: $5 bus fee ESTABLISHMENT) guard constantly [column]. 'worth it.' Not many Airoom Design coming to town. 6/18/05 pA10 complaints as new cost is 11/3/05 pA1 AGED-CONNECTICUT phased in [photo]. 8/24/05 AITORO, DAVID Aging, attitude focus of talk. pA1+ Goin' fishing: Bassos retiring 5/12/05 pA3+ Senior ‘surfers’: Norwalk after years in banking Attitude adjustment: Seniors seniors get onto the Web industry [photo]. 10/19/05 are learning to keep it fresh [photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+ pA22 [photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+ Senior transit services could AITORO, DAVID, TONY AND Forever young at heart: In get $5M boost. 12/28/05 pA3+ VINCENT retirement, financial Seniors fastest growing age Preparing the palates: manager’s zest for life finds group in city: As population Chamber schedules ‘Taste of new outlets [photo].
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    Sacred Heart University DigitalCommons@SHU Arts and Sciences Newsletter College of Arts and Sciences 9-2005 Arts and Sciences Newsletter, Volume 9, Issue 1 College of Arts & Sciences Sacred Heart University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/cas_news Part of the Arts and Humanities Commons Recommended Citation College of Arts & Sciences, "Arts and Sciences Newsletter, Volume 9, Issue 1" (2005). Arts and Sciences Newsletter. Paper 5. http://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/cas_news/5 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Arts and Sciences at DigitalCommons@SHU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Arts and Sciences Newsletter by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@SHU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Sacred Heart University College of Arts and Sciences Volume IX– Issue 1 September 2005 Claire J. Paolini, Ph.D. Frances E. Wasilnak Dean Assistant to the Dean FACULTY CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Dr. Michael Ventimiglia for having been selected to receive the Welcome back to all for the new University’s Teaching Excellence academic year. I trust that you Award. have had a productive yet restful Congratulations to Dr. Gerald Reid for having been selected to receive summer and that you are prepared the University’s Faculty Scholarship to face the excitement of the start of Award. the new school year! Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer Mattei for having been selected to receive the 2005-2006 Please join me in welcoming eleven “Heroes of the Sea” award, a recognition that new full-time faculty members to the was created as part of the Wildlife Trust’s College of Arts and Sciences.