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7^ TWENTY-FOURTH c.' R-Na 2 (No. 1202) DUNCAN. B, C, THURSDAY. MAY 3rd. 1928. Sal>Khption $200 Yearly ia Advi SHEEP SHEARING CONTEST! VlCMmviStr LUMBER AND LOGGING HOME EMNOMICS Oaidn ai«l Suut. Wdcon. P.*T. A. Favour Rc-Introduc« tion — Duwor Spuki icenfnl Denontralioas - Eipert Gres OrfhMhl tofermabty otortid toa Progress and Ontimk of Indnstry In Cowichan At the tact mreufu of tor Parmt* MUfraM thrautb toe dictnrt on Tracber AmcuUan Mr A. W ieka« Balmday af Ba EkaOmey toe Oo»- i. u PoiRers On Gra&g and Maiiets enae-Oeoetei and Udy WiBincda. —Two Bnosand Employed BBC. dltrctmof bom s vMsb MM beta* iha vho inapectod Ouidn and BeauU.ai Ctaeaalaaa. ttorscan and Ooutchan An tndtoitiM of toa inetMHni ten paM i t to toa verb Bprliit brupa May IM and ouiput will be incmied by tventy to vho epokr on -Home Bconomica I wrw at ttair _ Bay. Pram Quaiiniai Beach they ' pepnlamy of aiunp raiatoc to Um dl»> dona by Hr. OUbart BobtoMB. vbo, for bumlito. one of tor fsety per cenL dunnt the tatter pan toe Behoola.- IML Mr R.a.TbMM had mMorad to Udytmito for a atm- nan, , trtet VM tlran to the totenot dl«lay. ha Mid. VM a oood ftnt. Ha raBiark. toM to praaarra the di- of loa She mrnUoctd tor cardtani wla> WM rmiTCd Uiat tb* pMtta tat ad to the ihaap abaaru* eoaitaata. da. ad partleolarly upaci toa vay to which Itor froctma and. afttr naau« Che-; Mpka of adurawm. aa lUlad by Or. Thnr pment Unuu betai DMrIy tttrUwr natatac rartricitaM at Craf> drailona and totta r*n> to (ha ha ImM toa ahaop. polaUat out that matoua. came o<i *o Duncan. | u*ber to the prottora Bnoa. a noted tduraUnnaliii. aa It mil. toe nrapaor ncrmly acqulr- tan «euMoot be wwipbad wllta. Boon a^ 10 am, pramed by a| Uat vaak vm 'kara toa foewt toltunl nruunda and oM ban on toad hoMtot vm UnporUal oo m to td Blork 75 at Lake Covteban. ea.i- '•If healto. erramand of fundamantal Ooaddmbla InlanM iMd baM rmay anatneou. Over Sfty par* promt toe aheep from Ueklnt Iha Mopped uHi toe appral lor aaratalna^ tainlnt 100 to 700 miUion ftet. anuMd in Knplra Bbovptsc Waak Oaoco to pUret. An aotoaal held on nw^ WatMcmartmontorraiMea ihrouthout the dry aummrr monto. Camp clltaunihip. eorational iralotof. wer- ao4 U vaa a food mteemt. Mr. B. R. lu ivBip VM much mart »alphM (ban thy ure of IrUure and ethleal charac* Ktrbham. ehatmao M Ihc apadal a nav yanlura vben lyloc down 1.“^ Covuban. to vhlrh lumbanni mrana ler. and auted toot toe irachlnf of anowUUaa. rapaalad. Ttaa atodav nbm o( Covichan OonunenU beard nada it artoanl Hm Oradlat b Dane Ortr thirty conerrM. employ- home economlea played an Important AwttM eoBpaSUon had induetd Un Chapter, L O. D S. aera trouptd tot Bura rairict for toa tbaarinii Inc orar tve ihouaand man. are oprr- manaprr. and Ur L A Oracan. Vlc- part In the drralopnwni of eaca baai diMlar oMbla art ant aam bsa. acr. Morton apoke upon voel r*-l- round their Handanl mu. VMB keen compeUilan. vouM atlBC In toa duirtci. turntof out lorta. arerrtary. ta locctM for the O- ......................... usa had baaa (traa tof and Mhlbtad •ampUa of toe van. Their BaceUcncin. uhn vrra ac- oua radee. Ha alao tnfllad upon TobiBia of hifflbar and tam which. i Uccinc Co. at Camp t. Ward- conpaBled by HaM:n«r AD£. to truto Uwm t toa peeper taadtoi nacemary to pro- rrhim bnapi to an annual paynB roper Creek They an operatlnf one cook! or eeamitmaau or tabndrMmo. dBM pood mubty vool. and Bdttoad •Me. employinc fifty men. aad hara aaaa and amnea a( oUmm but baaniae vhiie doinf them thiBM. a^nal ruaa vb«u iirav. buna cr monthly output of about two mnaao a decne. U aho ftraa toe fW pMBad ts (ha art. vat heard aramd odur Btottar couM bo pufead up to Iha Dunne 1*37 toey pul fiftoan «t Uk'-'n. wtiiah «w I rM«. At ti «aa. a toa ItoM There wen about ai«y attitude tovard Ufr by raqolr- vooL Marti IMA, ba aaM. aMuM bbI uullton feet to toe takt OuMm on parade uuder 50m N c. tof her to aolra life proMrma and deal ba dene vlth paint but vlth ptoper They ban about a mooth'i locMnc iBbrtai for each et the two awta Dnuty. HH£. and HUa Dav«n- vtto real projeeti Uader of aa appeal for toa pi i toeir preaeni alto and aubaamwni. haad and oMMaa aha . na. toa nrwly lormed Rancan. ^1*11 BraTITtoai ' art undae eoniract to cake on* toe Crovtof BapMly A healthy eoodlUoB to toa ihaap The rtSBMa vara aa teOaM Iha MM OrachrMB. end ahv.t > Umber In toa neck of Block 79 tec fttrt aan Indnatry. vlth nood ibminrt. vm to- thirty DMIi baisf lat el a lae paMMt:— BrevMat. under MimBM.Mn i( Bra k—u MeOanaM Merphy la la aaktof rapid aaeanaunmns MtawaMa i dtaaiad by Mr. Heaton, who aaM that NcaL Baovn Out. betiic MaebtM ahaarttM-l. I R. m.*3: Mat year vitoaaHd a four par atat. Cauadtan Puftt Souad toroMhoul toe pnretoe*. vaa rhlnvl aSact Ita o a aad «aa *a«M 1. OapL i. D. Orvm. M: I. Oapi R. The Seonu muatrrrd only aoBw Bflma by toe apeaker There are at praaenf toop to pradBctbo. Ptecka vm The CTMieat ecUhty la a The PWflt OeUlM I haaa avan let. M. Bactlar. uadet lA^tai J a > M 97 home acmiomin eentm In the taf iBcriMiit to Iha UiUiad Btaba. (be rtm ralhy a^ rmwhan Laho On iha a aaraalarMaaB. Band -I. Olkatl ItaMv (The Rev A. Wtvhlicef. 8M. UUv. pnrTtnea. emptoyttf M leaehen am4 much had 04 mfen haM m a< avBfi. Mr. B- T. _______________ At Ite take toa taptn Uam- aaw of toe tartat Uand aeo. 17; B d. H. m. M. \ Oi**- (irtBc toanctloti to om SAW BipB tbr *-«—■* bet Oa UA. ihraoch Iti unb caautocticna la tota dtaCtet Bv* school pupth and S.OW PuUtr School OtaiM. M. a too laaeai over- atorly tortf MbaMtarr. (ta Tfaa aSaK vaabMd « pupih. each year mm Uw maO at Bra aUBan B. C. bM ISO.- aueav then at praaent. vtto Mr O C Laectoc Oo. aytratad ol Charter, but ptoM of (ha cowhan OM ahaep «M taato. an tnrrrara of of aeeeral new mbm aa pmph be> Taunt aa Uw ctawrul manicff of aO now two rampi arc betac run. one pa to mlim tor bmrflti tSwA an to Beetatr aad iha Vana tvontp per cent, erer tact ymr. and iMd. ran Mtietuaa Mr O B Bouton la toe iwad of Oovtoban Labe, vhleb br dertrad from meb iMgucttaa TBH H VM hoped to oonttBM toe*Mab bHMaaa with laM af Uatr wraDa hla own nlMBi m Buaicx Be ca- ML recently uarud vart.'uM toe oCher year prtmiati fair u be veil ahead D cf the H O BtaarM Pyv Hi naHimS the Om opportune MMhm tatt (hat Ihar vasM 8k« premed toa Btpe (hat toe next Om The pnnmpal aubaMtary la Bkv adaa Rlrar paat yean tt Ifata rmpeci fltobe B elart to toaap rahtoc. to hm aaBBh raOv tahaviMtoB an ha etaitod DMcaa be voaM aee toa LocMnc Oo Lid. (hreuch vhleb the perarni each camp baa An ttoportani rtep taevard vaa Dr KBMbl aho apoba bneOy. Be tlw vtoton aad a Beuuu on (he umr taDdnc aa the npenuoM of OovKhan Lake U«lnc Ml vitoin a lev veefca the eempuay taken vhen toe Ontrarnty of B O. aaM toot mutton vat. af ooutM Oo ua and Toubou BawmlOa. Ud. vtn bara tvo tMm to averauen Onldm. -The tadka bara cut ua fair- ceeaceud to tram mitrfcuiaUoa aloMr; Mr. Arthur Marten. DomMlni bIWBiata and of ahaep raUtne. end hr are handled under eoo tract rach ptacw. maklnc four In an. tvina and abaap proamter ta B O ly beaten. taomiT tlieyr- vm hla n* credit to toe aubRrt Thta owam . Iiud iitodu. thtoftotad IB thaprlDiet. oouM nat iDum too aaonciy toa need mark. Ur. Racnihia aprwd aad lulpmcnt betoc the property of jpmesi mm Charter vaa (hat a Ctrl ■tleiMtof a Hlfb Betuad. and Mr. O. B. MbIHryOrfBiha. «ac vW be aabad w MMk ee (he aauar lor can In braodinc aad taedliM In addltton to irmruport of tortr toe Lake Devlehan vhen iMtructlon li rataiy of Varanarr tnaOtutaa van coed Bn VM aaianttal WherMC own output, tola coneare handica toe vhere. at toe praaent lime, the lofi at Iha aiMoal wtoHnt of Iha Ohaai- prManl to taka aa aeCao part. la fIrvB. may mv take thu iub)art IB ava car* only one. two oe tone taraba. tovtia and loadlnc out of an bruf dumped into itae taka. Hov- bar. vhleb la to be held nast aoBth. Itora Ta Be niU plan of a acienn or extra tancuase. Thla vUi be (ha tvenUeth aoiili>m- a ram VM toa un of Afiy or aUty from toa aeratal companlea vhteta rvrr. at uao aa toe C N R Mtonilon thua temoruif It (ram the ruafea of 5Cr. blorton uptaUnd (hat ihh wa tambe in a aMnn Thua. with a lev dump into Oovlrhan Uta. Two (ajB< ta romplrtod to toe head of toe take, arr or (ha onaalmtlcB and it vh de- -extra aubjocta- vhleb It lormarty oo* na of eiedUe nMcUact to ba IwM extra pnonde par lamb, at IS ccau work day and ntabl.
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    USC Dornsife in the News Archive - 2020 December December 18, 2020 Time featured an op-ed by Peter C. Mancall of the USC Dornsife College on how America keeps adapting the story of the Pilgrims at Plymouth. "After the establishment of the United States, historians and politicians cemented Plymouth in the script of American nationalism, minimizing its well-documented problems and magnifying its alleged wonder," he wrote. He was also featured in Yahoo News (via The Conversation) on why the Puritans cracked down on celebrating Christmas. The New Yorker featured an article by Carol Muske-Dukes of the USC Dornsife College on the writer John Cheever's visit to Sing Sing Correctional Facility. "I didn’t fully grasp, till I thought about it later, how the Q&A at Sing Sing, for Cheever, must have been like facing a roomful of his own characters, suddenly eerily alive, talking back to him, pointing their fingers," she wrote. Yahoo News (via Patch) featured research by Gema Zamarro of the USC Dornsife College's Center for Economic and Social Research on the disproportionate impact the pandemic has had on working women and mothers. "This could have important implications for the recovery of the economy and represent a significant step back in terms of gender equality," she said. December 17, 2020 MarketWatch cited research from the USC Dornsife College's Center for Economic and Social Research on COVID-19's impact on college students of color. December 16, 2020 NBC News Los Angeles affiliate KNBC-TV and Telemundo Los Angeles affiliate KVEA-TV featured research by Gema Zamarro of the USC Dornsife College's Center for Economic and Social Research on the disproportionate impact the pandemic has had on working women and mothers.
  • 2010 Annual Report University of Alaska Foundation Over 5,300 Alumni, Staff, Faculty, Parents and Friends Supported the University of Alaska This Year

    2010 Annual Report University of Alaska Foundation Over 5,300 Alumni, Staff, Faculty, Parents and Friends Supported the University of Alaska This Year

    Seeds of Promise 2010 Annual Report University of Alaska Foundation Over 5,300 alumni, staff, faculty, parents and friends supported the University of Alaska this year. The University of Alaska Foundation seeks, secures and stewards philanthropic support to build excellence at the University of Alaska. 2 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FOUNDATION FY10 ANNUAL REPORT University of Alaska Foundation FY10 Annual Report Table of Contents Foundation Leaders 4-5 2010 Bullock Prize for Excellence 6-7 Lifetime Giving Recognition 8-9 Legacy Society 10-11 Endowment Administration 12-13 Celebrating Support 14-22 Many Ways to Give 23-24 Tax Credit Changes 25 Scholarships 26-41 Honor Roll of Donors 42-67 Financial Statements 68-88 Donor Bill of Rights 89 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FOUNDATION FY10 ANNUAL REPORT 3 FY10 Foundation Leaders Board of Trustees Executive Committee Finance and Audit Committee Sharon Gagnon, Chair (6/09 –11/09) Sharon Gagnon, Chair Ann Parrish, Chair Mike Felix, Vice Chair (6/09 –11/09) Mike Felix, Chair Cheryl Frasca, Vice Chair Mike Felix, Chair (11/09–6/10) Jo Michalski Will Anderson Jo Michalski, Vice Chair (11/09–6/10) Carla Beam Laraine Derr Carla Beam, Secretary Mark Hamilton Darren Franz Susan Anderson Ann Parrish Garry Hutchison Will Anderson Mary Rutherford, Ex-officio Wendy King Alison Browne Bob Mitchell Leo Bustad Committee on Trusteeship Melody Schneider Angela Cox Alison Browne, Chair Sharon Gagnon, Ex-officio Ted Fathauer Mary K. Hughes Mike Felix, Ex-officio Patrick Gamble Ann Parrish Mary Rutherford, Ex-officio Greg Gursey Arliss Sturgulewski Mark Hamilton Carolyne Wallace Investment Committee Mary K.
  • For Public Inspection Comprehensive

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