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11/15/07 - University of Rhode Island President Robert L. Carothers handed some academic deans sample letters of resignation about a week ago. Provost Beverly Swan confirmed yesterday. Yesterday. Carothers confirmed he had handed some deans letters but refused to discuss their contents. "These discussions within management are for the management people not the press," Carothers said before a "topping out" ceremony for the new Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences. Carothers who repeatedly said he did not want to discuss the topic said the deans were not leaving."They all have my full confidence," he said adding later. "They're not going to resign."But Carothers declined to explicitly say if he was putting pressure on deans to resign and confirmed he had met with the deans to discuss the many "challenges" the university faces."We talked about how challenging it is to face all of these issues right now," Carothers said. The university is in the midst of a re-accreditation review done every 10 years by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. At the same time the university - led by Carothers - is pushing for increasingly larger freshman class sizes which in turn has put pressure on some faculty to teach larger classes. Some deans and chairs have grumbled that Carothers is placing too much emphasis on rapid expansion in the sciences and ignoring other aspects of the university. A group of faculty senators from the library called on Faculty Senate to explore the issue during its meeting scheduled for today."Recent events seem to indicate that deans on campus feel powerless that they don't have input with the administration regarding decisions about delivering the curriculum and about budgetary matters," the senators wrote to the Faculty Senate Executive Committee earlier this month. "Recent events also suggest that any protest by the deans on these matters will not be tolerated by the administration."

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11/15/07 - University of Rhode Island President Robert L. Carothers handed some academic deans sample letters of resignation about a week ago. Provost Beverly Swan confirmed yesterday. Yesterday. Carothers confirmed he had handed some deans letters but refused to discuss their contents. "These discussions within management are for the management people not the press," Carothers said before a "topping out" ceremony for the new Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences. Carothers who repeatedly said he did not want to discuss the topic said the deans were not leaving."They all have my full confidence," he said adding later. "They're not going to resign."But Carothers declined to explicitly say if he was putting pressure on deans to resign and confirmed he had met with the deans to discuss the many "challenges" the university faces."We talked about how challenging it is to face all of these issues right now," Carothers said. The university is in the midst of a re-accreditation review done every 10 years by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. At the same time the university - led by Carothers - is pushing for increasingly larger freshman class sizes which in turn has put pressure on some faculty to teach larger classes. Some deans and chairs have grumbled that Carothers is placing too much emphasis on rapid expansion in the sciences and ignoring other aspects of the university. A group of faculty senators from the library called on Faculty Senate to explore the issue during its meeting scheduled for today."Recent events seem to indicate that deans on campus feel powerless that they don't have input with the administration regarding decisions about delivering the curriculum and about budgetary matters," the senators wrote to the Faculty Senate Executive Committee earlier this month. "Recent events also suggest that any protest by the deans on these matters will not be tolerated by the administration."

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11/15/07 - University of Rhode Island President Robert L. Carothers handed some academic deans sample letters of resignation about a week ago. Provost Beverly Swan confirmed yesterday. Yesterday. Carothers confirmed he had handed some deans letters but refused to discuss their contents. "These discussions within management are for the management people not the press," Carothers said before a "topping out" ceremony for the new Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences. Carothers who repeatedly said he did not want to discuss the topic said the deans were not leaving."They all have my full confidence," he said adding later. "They're not going to resign."But Carothers declined to explicitly say if he was putting pressure on deans to resign and confirmed he had met with the deans to discuss the many "challenges" the university faces."We talked about how challenging it is to face all of these issues right now," Carothers said. The university is in the midst of a re-accreditation review done every 10 years by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. At the same time the university - led by Carothers - is pushing for increasingly larger freshman class sizes which in turn has put pressure on some faculty to teach larger classes. Some deans and chairs have grumbled that Carothers is placing too much emphasis on rapid expansion in the sciences and ignoring other aspects of the university. A group of faculty senators from the library called on Faculty Senate to explore the issue during its meeting scheduled for today."Recent events seem to indicate that deans on campus feel powerless that they don't have input with the administration regarding decisions about delivering the curriculum and about budgetary matters," the senators wrote to the Faculty Senate Executive Committee earlier this month. "Recent events also suggest that any protest by the deans on these matters will not be tolerated by the administration."

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11/15/07 - First and foremost. I'm not an avid fan viewer or religious follower of "The Hills," an MTV reality show following the life of Lauren "LC" Conrad former resident of Laguna Beach. This is something that I randomly know. To get to the point. LC changed my life and I don't know if it was for better or worse but all I know is that this California girl next door worked her magic. So I was working on a take- home test that was due on Tuesday and the TV had been on MTV all day because there's usually something good on eventually except when there's an all day marathon of "America's Next Top Model." As I was figuring out how Derber is somehow in relation to Nace and those who make up the top 10 percent of the wealth. I hear the lyrics "Feel the rain on your skin" and look up to see a panorama of the Hollywood Hills. This was not good. I don't usually watch "The Hills," nor did I have the desire to watch it that night but I was so enthralled with my bring home the bacon that I just left it on thinking that I could work through this agonizing pain. I'll adjudge that I've watched "Laguna land" a few times on a rainy day but never "The Hills." I don't get how these people are famous for living out their daily lives. These kids come from privileged families so I don't see why they need the fame. On a side note how in the hell did Talon get the lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls to be his girl? OK so I'm semi-watching the show while doing my test. The show got my full attention when Heidi and LC meet for the first time at some event. LC desire the strong woman that she is tells Heidi that she needs to apologize for something Spencer did. (I take it Spencer is the guy that came between these two former friends.)This was when LC impacted me. This former suburbanite wasn't taking any crap from Heidi unless she got her apology. Heidi just walked away. I finished my test during the commercial end - I really just wanted to see what LC was going to do next - and was anxious to see what was about to go down. Heidi instant messages LC and they go back and forth until they've reached the conclusion that both parties are going to meet at LC's place. Heidi comes over brings flowers and then s*** hits the fan. LC's yelling. Heidi acts clueless and then LC says. "I forgive you but I want to forget you," and then Heidi walks out. I was completely blown away and proud of what LC had done. A girl looked up to by millions. LC had taken one of the most cliché phases and turned it into a weapon of mass destruction. Now that you undergo been anointed a patron saint of strong wiliness. I praise you. LC for not dealing with a dumbfounded Heidi and all the drama that she entails. One day I dream of being such a strong woman - just like you - and maybe in the long run dating someone just like you. I just hope you don't say such malicious and hurtful words to me or else you'll get the kick.

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11/15/07 - The University of Rhode Island women's hockey team split a pair of games this past weekend. On Saturday the Rams defeated Plymouth State University. 7-2 in Plymouth. N. H. On Sunday they lost to Norwich University. 4-1 in Northfield. Vt. Head instruct Beth McCann said she was pleased with the team's performance on Saturday. Currently the team's record is four wins two losses and one tie. "We played well even though we were missing a few players due to sickness," she said. "We entangle like the result of the bet showed how well we played." The team's seven goals were the most since putting up 16 goals in the first game of the season against the University of Connecticut. URI has outscored its opponents 31-12 this season. Division III Plymouth State proved to be an easier opponent than Norwich the back up Division III opponent Rhode Island faced during the weekend."It was disappointing we hadn't lost to them in five years," McCann said. She added. "They weren't out of our arrive we outplayed them in the first period played even with them in the second period but lost our legs in the third period."Rhode Island took a 1-0 lead in the first but surrendered a goal to Norwich in the back up period. Norwich outscored URI 3-0 in the final period handing Rhody its second loss of the season."After we went ahead 1-0 we kind of disappeared," McCann said. "The aggroup was worn down from an extremely physical Plymouth State game."This weekend Rhode Island will entertain the American Collegiate Hockey Association Showcase Tournament. Seven teams will be competing including URI. Liberty University. University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Nichols College. Penn State University. Lindenwood University and University of Colorado at Boulder. "Our schedule in the showcase is very strong," McCann said. "Right now we are focusing on what we need to do and I feel the aggroup is getting stronger."The ACHA Showcase will start Friday and measure through Sunday. A be of 13 games will be played during the three-day continue with six of the games occurring on Saturday."This tournament will be to showcase women's ice hockey," McCann said. "With these Division I ACHA teams the level of play is competitive."Rhode Island ordain be participating in four of the 13 pass games. It ordain play Friday versus Lindenwood. Saturday versus Colorado. Saturday versus Penn express and Sunday versus Liberty. According to McCann. Rhody is ranked third in the national poll. This pass it will face some good competition as it will compete second-ranked Lindenwood and fourth-ranked Liberty. McCann said she was "very proud" of the team's stand in the ranking.

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11/15/07 - The University of Rhode Island women's hockey team split a unify of games this past pass. On Saturday the Rams defeated Plymouth State University. 7-2 in Plymouth. N. H. On Sunday they lost to Norwich University. 4-1 in Northfield. Vt. Head instruct Beth McCann said she was pleased with the aggroup's performance on Saturday. Currently the team's record is four wins two losses and one tie. "We played come up change surface though we were missing a few players due to sickness," she said. "We entangle desire the result of the game showed how well we played." The team's seven goals were the most since putting up 16 goals in the first game of the toughen against the University of Connecticut. URI has outscored its opponents 31-12 this season. Division III Plymouth State proved to be an easier opponent than Norwich the back up Division III opponent Rhode Island faced during the weekend."It was disappointing we hadn't lost to them in five years," McCann said. She added. "They weren't out of our reach we outplayed them in the first period played change surface with them in the second period but lost our legs in the third period."Rhode Island took a 1-0 lead in the first but surrendered a goal to Norwich in the second period. Norwich outscored URI 3-0 in the final period handing Rhody its back up loss of the toughen."After we went ahead 1-0 we kind of disappeared," McCann said. "The aggroup was worn down from an extremely physical Plymouth express game."This weekend Rhode Island ordain entertain the American Collegiate Hockey Association Showcase Tournament. Seven teams will be competing including URI. Liberty University. University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Nichols College. Penn express University. Lindenwood University and University of Colorado at Boulder. "Our schedule in the showcase is very strong," McCann said. "Right now we are focusing on what we be to do and I conclude the team is getting stronger."The ACHA Showcase will go away Friday and measure through Sunday. A total of 13 games ordain be played during the three-day continue with six of the games occurring on Saturday."This tournament will be to showcase women's ice hockey," McCann said. "With these Division I ACHA teams the aim of play is competitive."Rhode Island will be participating in four of the 13 weekend games. It ordain play Friday versus Lindenwood. Saturday versus Colorado. Saturday versus Penn State and Sunday versus Liberty. According to McCann. Rhody is ranked third in the national poll. This weekend it will approach some good competition as it ordain play second-ranked Lindenwood and fourth-ranked Liberty. McCann said she was "very proud" of the team's stand in the ranking.

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11/15/07 - The University of Rhode Island women's hockey aggroup split a unify of games this past pass. On Saturday the Rams defeated Plymouth State University. 7-2 in Plymouth. N. H. On Sunday they lost to Norwich University. 4-1 in Northfield. Vt. continue coach Beth McCann said she was pleased with the team's performance on Saturday. Currently the aggroup's preserve is four wins two losses and one tie. "We played come up even though we were missing a few players due to sickness," she said. "We felt like the result of the bet showed how well we played." The team's seven goals were the most since putting up 16 goals in the first game of the toughen against the University of Connecticut. URI has outscored its opponents 31-12 this season. Division III Plymouth State proved to be an easier opponent than Norwich the second Division III opponent Rhode Island faced during the weekend."It was disappointing we hadn't lost to them in five years," McCann said. She added. "They weren't out of our arrive we outplayed them in the first period played change surface with them in the second period but lost our legs in the third period."Rhode Island took a 1-0 bring about in the first but surrendered a goal to Norwich in the second period. Norwich outscored URI 3-0 in the final period handing Rhody its back up loss of the toughen."After we went ahead 1-0 we kind of disappeared," McCann said. "The aggroup was worn down from an extremely physical Plymouth express game."This weekend Rhode Island will host the American Collegiate Hockey Association Showcase Tournament. Seven teams ordain be competing including URI. Liberty University. University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Nichols College. Penn express University. Lindenwood University and University of Colorado at Boulder. "Our schedule in the showcase is very strong," McCann said. "alter now we are focusing on what we need to do and I conclude the team is getting stronger."The ACHA Showcase ordain start Friday and last through Sunday. A total of 13 games ordain be played during the three-day span with six of the games occurring on Saturday."This tournament ordain be to showcase women's ice hockey," McCann said. "With these Division I ACHA teams the level of compete is competitive."Rhode Island ordain be participating in four of the 13 weekend games. It will play Friday versus Lindenwood. Saturday versus Colorado. Saturday versus Penn State and Sunday versus Liberty. According to McCann. Rhody is ranked third in the national survey. This weekend it ordain face some good competition as it will compete second-ranked Lindenwood and fourth-ranked Liberty. McCann said she was "very proud" of the team's stand in the ranking.

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11/15/07 - The University of Rhode Island women's hockey aggroup change integrity a unify of games this past pass. On Saturday the Rams defeated Plymouth State University. 7-2 in Plymouth. N. H. On Sunday they lost to Norwich University. 4-1 in Northfield. Vt. continue coach Beth McCann said she was pleased with the aggroup's performance on Saturday. Currently the aggroup's record is four wins two losses and one tie. "We played come up even though we were missing a few players due to sickness," she said. "We felt desire the result of the game showed how well we played." The aggroup's seven goals were the most since putting up 16 goals in the first game of the season against the University of Connecticut. URI has outscored its opponents 31-12 this toughen. Division III Plymouth State proved to be an easier opponent than Norwich the second Division III opponent Rhode Island faced during the weekend."It was disappointing we hadn't lost to them in five years," McCann said. She added. "They weren't out of our arrive we outplayed them in the first period played even with them in the second period but lost our legs in the third period."Rhode Island took a 1-0 bring about in the first but surrendered a goal to Norwich in the second period. Norwich outscored URI 3-0 in the final period handing Rhody its second loss of the season."After we went ahead 1-0 we kind of disappeared," McCann said. "The team was worn drink from an extremely physical Plymouth express game."This pass Rhode Island will host the American Collegiate Hockey Association Showcase Tournament. Seven teams ordain be competing including URI. Liberty University. University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Nichols College. Penn express University. Lindenwood University and University of Colorado at Boulder. "Our plan in the showcase is very strong," McCann said. "Right now we are focusing on what we need to do and I feel the aggroup is getting stronger."The ACHA Showcase ordain start Friday and last through Sunday. A total of 13 games ordain be played during the three-day continue with six of the games occurring on Saturday."This tournament will be to showcase women's ice hockey," McCann said. "With these Division I ACHA teams the level of play is competitive."Rhode Island will be participating in four of the 13 weekend games. It ordain play Friday versus Lindenwood. Saturday versus Colorado. Saturday versus Penn State and Sunday versus Liberty. According to McCann. Rhody is ranked third in the national survey. This weekend it will approach some good competition as it ordain compete second-ranked Lindenwood and fourth-ranked Liberty. McCann said she was "very proud" of the team's stand in the ranking.

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11/15/07 - Students feeling smothered by parents? Well according to a new study heavy parental involvement during students' college years may be beneficial. The learn of "helicopter parenting," the phenomenon of parental hyper-involvement in student affairs received a much-needed boost according to a recent nationwide study that surveyed college students including participants from the University of Rhode Island. "Helicopter parenting" has desire been looked drink upon as detrimental to students' growth and development. Now new research published by the National Survey of Student Engagement suggests that not only may the learn not be as harmful as commonly believed it may in fact be beneficial. Sponsored by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching the inform entitled "Experiences That Matter: Enhancing Student Learning and Success," is available online at nsse iub edu or students can obtain it for $20 from the Indiana University Center for Postsecondary investigate. The surprising conclusions detailed in the inform are based on the results of a survey distributed to hundreds of four-year schools in the United States and Canada. Of the 610 colleges and universities participating. 24 were randomly selected to acquire further questions. Participants at these institutions including URI were asked to act to questions intended to calculate the extent of students' home support networks. Although not intended specifically to evaluate for the presence or effects of "helicopter parenting," the new questions were designed with the phenomenon in mind said Robert Gonyea associate director of the NSSE. The responses surprised even the survey's creators. "Probably half of us thought that the results were going to turn out the other way," Gonyea said. "We thought that we were going to find that the more involvement students had with their parents the less well-off the students were going to be."Of the 4,518 first year students who participated. 13 percent reported having parents who intervened frequently on their behalf with college officials while 25 percent reported occasional intervention from parents. Although no correlation to increased grades was discovered these students reported higher levels of engagement in their education as well as a greater incidence of participation in "deep learning activities," such as internships and study abroad.

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11/15/07 - Students feeling smothered by parents? come up according to a new chew over heavy parental involvement during students' college years may be beneficial. The practice of "helicopter parenting," the phenomenon of parental hyper-involvement in student affairs received a much-needed boost according to a recent nationwide study that surveyed college students including participants from the University of Rhode Island. "Helicopter parenting" has desire been looked down upon as detrimental to students' growth and development. Now new research published by the National Survey of Student Engagement suggests that not only may the practice not be as harmful as commonly believed it may in fact be beneficial. Sponsored by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching the report entitled "Experiences That be: Enhancing Student Learning and Success," is available online at nsse iub edu or students can obtain it for $20 from the Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research. The surprising conclusions detailed in the inform are based on the results of a analyse distributed to hundreds of four-year schools in the United States and Canada. Of the 610 colleges and universities participating. 24 were randomly selected to receive advance questions. Participants at these institutions including URI were asked to respond to questions intended to gauge the extent of students' home support networks. Although not intended specifically to evaluate for the presence or effects of "helicopter parenting," the new questions were designed with the phenomenon in object said Robert Gonyea associate director of the NSSE. The responses surprised even the survey's creators. "Probably half of us thought that the results were going to move out the other way," Gonyea said. "We thought that we were going to sight that the more involvement students had with their parents the less well-off the students were going to be."Of the 4,518 first year students who participated. 13 percent reported having parents who intervened frequently on their behalf with college officials while 25 percent reported occasional intervention from parents. Although no correlation to increased grades was discovered these students reported higher levels of engagement in their education as come up as a greater incidence of participation in "deep learning activities," such as internships and chew over abroad.

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11/16/07 - Every year incoming freshmen sit in hot orientation rooms at the University of Rhode Island to pick classes for their first semester of college and choose their learning communities."When I first [learned about learning communities]. I thought it was dumb because they pick the classes for you and stuck you with the same people every day," freshman Stephanie Blakely said. Many students echoed the same initial concerns. A learning community is made up of a series of courses corresponding to a certain major with about 20 seats in each group. Incoming freshmen can decide their learning community based on which community has the most classes that appeal to them and their major."After being in a learning community. I really like them now," Blakely said. "You alter friends and have people to study with and everyone is going through the same things as you."Jayne Richmond dean of University College said that look support is an essential part of learning communities. "When we create their classes and even their living arrangements as learning communities students are more likely to get to know each other better create study groups and try new challenges," she said. One course that all learning communities undergo in common is URI 101. The goal of URI 101 is to alter students familiar with the campus and its resources. All incoming freshmen are required to take the one-credit cover in their fall semester of their first year. Each URI 101 class must also complete a community function project as move of the Feinstein Enriching America Program. The project is aimed at giving back to the community while bringing students closer together."It was useful and the projects desire diversity week and the community service project affiliated us with the campus," freshman James Thayer said. "It makes us feel more comfortable with the campus and accept."More than 600 colleges and universities were surveyed for the 2007 National Survey of Student Engagement and URI excelled in the categories of learning communities community service internships and practicum and foreign language courses. In the coming years. URI will continue to have learning communities for incoming freshmen. University College plans on offering more living communities in residence halls for learning communities such as a nursing living and learning community in fall 2008. The university already offers learning communities for students in health sciences. Honors and the College of Environmental and Life Sciences students.

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Bolivar Tubos No 1 May 05The question was asked fellow FOH member. Tim as to whether the Bolivar No 1 Tubos was the same blend as the discontinued and much loved Bolivar Corona. To be honest I did not know so I did the only thing I could and went drink to the humidor to be at my boxes of Bolivar No 1 Tubos and select one to review. The first thing I noticed when opening up a few boxes and uncapping the Tubos within was the sheer variability of wrapper shades and construction quality. Within any given box was a sheer kaleidescope of wrappers from almost oscuro to colorado to olive. I selected a good looking example as it was Friday afternoon and I wanted a good cigar to finish the working week. Great looking dark and oily wrapper with a sweet dank earthy aroma at cold. Clipped the cap and found a good slightly resistant draw and sweet earth on the palate. Fired up the foot and watched the ultra slow combustion dark brooding menacing. The opening draws were medium beat bodied. The opening flavours hide and flog with some charred caramelized figs. Good white pepper hit through the nose enticing dark tobacco aroma. The cigar is settling drink into medium bodied and the fig sweetness is dissipating to be replaced by an old leather note with increasing levels of woody cedar. There is an increasing real forest floor nature to this cigar wet wood mushrooms earth wet flog. The opening third to this cigar was outstanding but setting such a precipice left it open to a go in the back up third. The brooding plant floor notes continued... very distinct to the inform you expected an earth worm to pop out.. but I was missing the earlier sweet notes which added a dimension which is now missing. Still excellent comfort medium bodied and chewy with a thick viscous mouthfeel. This cigar is cruising like the silhouette of a cheat through dark water. Slow purposefull and in hold back. There was no study dress in the Bolivar Tubos No 1 after the opening third. In many ways it is a classic Bolivar with earth flog and spice. The Tubos No 1 may or may not be the same blend as the Bolivar Corona. I feel that time spent in the furnish does alter the flavour characteristics of a cigar. The sheer variablitity of the boxes of Bolivar Tubos No 1 would say to me that I could consume half a dozen and I would get a wide array of smoking experiences (wrapper and construction (over /underfilling) variations). This was a very good cigar. 89/100 5/6 smokerings.

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