Jackson's career began in the mid-60s in Los Angeles and Orange County folk clubs. Except for a brief period in NYC in the late 1960s, he has always lived in Southern California. His debut album came out on David Geffen's Asylum Records in 1972. Since then, he has released thirteen studio albums and three collections of live performances; his most recent, Love Is Strange, features David Lindley.
In 2002, he was the fourth recipient of the John Steinbeck Award, given to artists whose works exemplify the environmental and social values that were essential to the great California-born author. He has received Duke University's LEAF award for Lifetime Environmental Achievement in the Fine Arts, and both the Chapin-World Hunger Year and NARM Harry Chapin Humanitarian Awards. In 2004, Jackson was given an honorary Doctorate of Music by Occidental College in Los Angeles, for "a remarkable musical career that has successfully combined an intensely personal artistry with a broader vision of social justice."


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Sari Izenwasser, Ph.D. is currently a Research Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Miami School of Medicine. She received her B.A. in Psychology in 1980 from Florida International University in Miami, FL. Dr. Izenwasser received both an M.A. (1983) and a Ph.D. (1987) in Experimental/ Physiological Psychology from Boston University. Her research, in the laboratory of Dr. Conan Kornetsky, was focused on better understanding the interaction between stimulants and opioids, as related to both their reinforcing and analgesic effects. She then did a postdoctoral fellowship at LSU Medical School in Shreveport, LA, followed by a Research Assistantship at the Uniformed Services University in the laboratory of Dr. Brian Cox. While there, Dr. Izenwasser began her studies of the effects of chronic cocaine on the dopamine transporter and on opioid receptors. This research was continued at the NIDA Intramural Research Program, in the Psychobiology Section headed by Dr. Jonathan Katz, where she was awarded a National Research Council Fellowship followed by a Senior Staff Fellowship. While at NIDA, she expanded her studies on opioid/ cocaine interactions and was involved in studies to develop a medication for the treatment of cocaine abuse. At the University of Miami she is continuing her studies and, in collaboration with Dr. Deborah Mash, is expanding her focus to the regulation of the dopamine transporter and opioid receptors in the human brain by substance abuse and neurological disorders. She is an author on 60 publications, all on the neuro- chemical and behavioral effects of drug abuse. Dr. Izenwasser has attended the annual meetings since 1988 and is currently on the CPDD Travel Awards Committee.


Our Core Values describe the kinds of people we are to BE in response to God's grace in salvation, while our Discipleship Outcomes describe the things we DO in light of our Values.
Our Core Values describe the kinds of people we are to BE in response to God's grace in salvation, while our Discipleship Outcomes describe the things we DO in light of our Values. These are linked because we believe that our actions naturally follow what we value.
Wisdom found in God's Word and through prayer.
Being generous with all of our lives to God in service to Him.
Relationships will be Christ-like through selflessness, sacrifice, and forgiveness.
Sharing God's grace story with others, and serving them through spiritual gifts.
through Bible reading and prayer.
as seen in Romans 6:12-14, 8:1-11, and Galatians 5:22-23.
as compelled in 2 Corinthians 5:17-21.
as listed in Romans 12:6-8, 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, Ephesians 4:11-16.
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Posted on January 29, 2020 by bcssportsprofessor • Leave a comment
While the recent bowl season is now in the rear view mirror for most fans, I can't help myself. The truth of the matter is that the bowl season hammered home the reality that the Big 12 is not ready for prime time football. Three Big 12 teams were handled by teams from the SEC. In addition Iowa State was pummeled by a slow-footed Notre Dame team and K-State was beaten by one of the military academies. Texas came out a winner, but only because they played in front of home crowd.
Here's the ugly truth…
L 63-28 OU vs. LSU
L 33-9 Iowa State vs. Notre Dame
L 26-14 Baylor vs. Georgia
L 23-20 K-State vs. Navy
L 24-21 OSU vs. Texas A&M
W 38-10 Texas vs. Utah
We can rest assured that the league's abysmal performance will not be lost on the rest of the college football world, particularly the media. Big 12 homers will insist that the rest of the world is bias against the Big 12, but seriously these facts don't lie. I think it is time to stop whining about the SEC and do something about it. You know…recruit better athletes and create better teams.
At the same time, we are stuck with the current conference alignment for the foreseeable future so I would suggest that a stop gap plan may be in order. Retooling the Big 12 image can start by beating SEC teams at the beginning of next year. Big 12 bell cows, OU and Texas will play two top 25 SEC teams next September. OU will play Tennessee at home and Texas will play a LSU team devoid of both offensive and defensive coordinators and Joe Burrow. Starting the season 2-0 against the SEC is a real possibility.
Unfortunately or fortunately (from a Big 12 perspective) OSU with their latest set of triplets will be very good next year as well. These guys should cruise through their Big 12 schedule with the exception of OU and Texas. This should land three Big 12 teams in the top 15 nationally. For the Big 12 to have three conference teams with this pedigree at the end of the season will mean a lot for the reputation of the Big 12. The rest of the league has gotten stronger so if these teams can handle their non-conference opponents, the Big 12 will be off and running.
While I must admit that I hate the thought of OSU and Texas hanging with the Sooners, this is the only way that saving this god-forsaken conference can occur. I have come to accept that Oklahoma is a backward state with redneck politicians that are never going to split OU and OSU up…so we might as well grin and bear it…
That was a tough loss for Sooner fans on Wednesday night. The Sooner women came storming back from a 17 point deficit to edge out the rival Cowgirls. This win may spell the end of the "banish Sherry" movement.
Customarily, for OU coaches, it takes three years of really bad play to send a coach to the showers and Sherry was well on her way to achieving her ticket out the door. Unfortunately, Wednesday's win over OSU has changed things.
Joe Castiglione may have gotten a gift when the Sooner women won in Stillwater, but OU fans might think otherwise. Now we are going to be burdened with watching Sherry coach the Sooner women into her 60's. Given her $1.1 million dollar yearly salary, Sherry will have no intention of going quietly into the night. Now, with this win Sherry can set her own terms of when and how.
With the win, OU fans will now be subjected to the drip, drip, drip of a program going nowhere. I know that waterboarding has been outlawed by the Geneva Convention, but apparently Joe Castiglione missed the memo. OU fans deserve better than this.
I hope I have to eat my words one of these days, but for now I just don't see a way out of this malaise. From where I sit, it looks as though OU fans will be subjected to years of "just good enough" basketball on the women's side.
I hope I'm wrong…
Protecting the Streak…
Rooting for LSU against Clemson in the CFP Championship game has become a painful, yet necessary reality for OU fans. We must now root for LSU with their obnoxious fans and their jack ass coach to protect the Streak. OU has been the most successful football team in America since WWII with seven National Championships and seven Heisman Trophy winners, but all of this pales in comparison to the Streak.
Under Bud's tutelage back in the 50's the Big Red won 47 games in a row. The magnitude of this feat is further enhanced when we realize that the Streak occurred during the era of 10 game seasons. Additionally, OU was also penalized by conference rules that did not allow the Sooners to play in consecutive end-of-year bowl games. Today teams play 12 game regular seasons plus a conference championship game and two CFP playoff games for a total of 15 games per year. Seems a little unfair don't you think?
And now for the scary part…if Clemson beats LSU on Jan. 13 the Tigers will have won 30 games in a row. Combine this fact with Clemson's incredibly weak non-conference and ACC schedule next year and the Streak could be in real trouble. If Clemson were to go undefeated in 2020 the Tigers would have 45 straight wins which would be only three short of eclipsing the Streak.
From there the news gets only worse for Sooner fans. In an ironic twist of fate the team that snapped the Streak back in '57 would become our next best friend. Notre Dame plays Clemson next November. At that point the Clemson winning streak could reach the 40's. Even worse, OU fans would have no choice, but to root for the Irish.
That's right OU fans; we can root for LSU now or for Notre Dame later…seems like a no brainer to me.
Posted on January 2, 2020 by bcssportsprofessor • Leave a comment

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