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Paul Blackburn  (November 24, 1926 – September 13, 1971) was an American poet. He influenced contemporary literature through his poetry, translations and the encouragement and support he offered to fellow poets.

Biography
Blackburn was born in St. Albans, Vermont. His parents, William Gordon Blackburn and Frances Frost (also a poet, novelist and author of children's books), separated when Blackburn was three and a half.  Thereafter, he was cared for primarily by his maternal grandparents on their farm in St. Albans until he was fourteen, when his mother took him to New York City to live with her in Greenwich Village. He began writing poetry in his late teens under her encouragement.

Shortly after enrolling in New York University in 1945, Blackburn joined the army hoping to be sent overseas. The war ended soon after however, and he spent the rest of his service as a laboratory technician in Colorado. In 1947 he returned to NYU, transferring in 1949 to the University of Wisconsin, and graduating in 1950.

It was during these college years that Blackburn first became influenced by Ezra Pound, and began corresponding with him while at the University of Wisconsin. He hitchhiked to Washington, D.C. several times to visit him at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Through Pound, he came into contact with Robert Creeley, which led to links with Cid Corman, Denise Levertov, Charles Olson, Joel Oppenheimer and Jonathan Williams. Through Creeley came an ancillary involvement with the first two issues of Creeley's magazine, Black Mountain Review, which resulted in the occasional inclusion of Blackburn in the Black Mountain school of poets.  The introduction to the Collected Poems states, "Blackburn always opposed the division of poets into schools and did not like the role of Black Mountain poet into which he was cast by Donald Allen's anthology The New American Poetry (1960). He embraced all types of poetry, citing the value of  'all work, if you work 'em right.'" (E. Jarolim in The Collected Poems Of Paul Blackburn, 1985).

It was also Pound who pointed Blackburn in the direction of Provençal poetry, and he studied the languages of Provence while at the University of Wisconsin. His work on Provençal translations intensified following the 1953 publication of a slim selection of the poems from Divers Press, and the awarding the following year of a Fulbright Fellowship to study Provençal language and literature in France. He continued translating Provençal poetry for the rest of his life. It wasn't until after his death that the work was fully published.

Blackburn was also well known for his translations from Spanish of the medieval epic Poema del Mio Cid, of poetry by Federico García Lorca, Octavio Paz, and Pablo Picasso, and of the short stories of Julio Cortázar. He was for a time Cortázar's literary agent in the United States.

Blackburn played an important part in the poetry community, particularly in New York, where he helped fledgling poets develop. He provided logistical and emotional support for writers coming to the city and opportunities to read for both unknown and established writers in the various reading series with which he was involved. He organized readings that offered work from the Beats, the New York School, the Deep Image Poets, and the Black Mountain Poets. Clayton Eshleman has written, "Many, not just a few, but many poets alive today are beholden to him for a basic artistic kindness, for readings, yes, and for advice, but more humanly for a kind of comradeship that very few poets are willing to give." The readings Blackburn organized were the direct progenitors to the St. Mark's Poetry Project on Bowery. Additionally, Blackburn's commitment to recording readings that he organized and attended produced the most comprehensive oral history of the New York poetry scene between the late 1950s and 1970.

Until the mid-1960s Blackburn supported himself through various print-shop, editorial and translating jobs, including a short stint as poetry editor of The Nation. Some of his early jobs included working in-house on encyclopedias and writing free-lance reviews. In the mid-60s he had a show on WBAI with interviews of and readings by poets. He began receiving offers of teaching positions, and in 1965, 1966 and 1967 he directed workshops at the Aspen Writers' Conference. He was Poet-In-Residence at City College of New York in 1966–67. A Guggenheim Fellowship in 1967 enabled him to return to Europe to work on his translations and poetry. Upon returning to the U.S. he supported himself through reading tours and teaching at the New School and the State University of New York at Cortland.

Blackburn was married three times: to Winifred Grey McCarthy from 1954 to 1958; Sara Golden from 1963 to 1967; and Joan Diane Miller in 1968, with whom he had a son, Carlos T., in 1969.

Paul Blackburn died of esophageal cancer in Cortland, New York, September 1971.

Though Blackburn never set out to fully articulate his poetics, a good summation is the 1954 piece Statement.

In his lifetime Blackburn published thirteen books of original poetry, as well as five major works of translation. Twelve other books were published posthumously.

Bibliography
 The Dissolving Fabric (1955),
 Brooklyn Manhattan Transit: A Bouquet for Flatbush (1960),
 The Nets (1961),
 16 Sloppy Haiku and a Lyric for Robert Reardon (1966),
 Sing Song (1966),
 The Reardon Poems (1967),
 The Cities (1967),
 In. On. Or About The Premises (1968),
 Two New Poems (1969),
 The Assassination of President McKinley (1970),
 Three Dreams and an Old Poem (1970),
 Gin: Four Journal Pieces (1970),
 The Journals: Blue Mounds Entries (1971),

Translations
 Proensa (1953)
 Poem of the Cid (1966, reprinted 1998 )
 End of the Game and Other Stories by Julio Cortázar (1967) ()
 Hunk of Skin by Pablo Picasso (1968)
 Cronopios and Famas by Julio Cortázar (1969; 1999) ()
 The Collected Poems of Octavio Paz 1957-1987 (contributor) (1991) ()

Works published posthumously
 Early Selected Y Mas: Poems 1949-1966 (1972) ()
 Peire Vidal (1972) ()
 Halfway Down the Coast (1975) ()
 The Journals (1977)()
 By Ear (1978)
 Proensa: An Anthology of Troubadour Poetry (1978) ()
 Lorca/Blackburn: Poems of Federico García Lorca Chosen by Paul Blackburn (1979, Momo's Press; reprinted 2000, Stop Press)
 Against the Silences (1980) ()
 The Selection of Heaven (1980)
 The Collected Poems of Paul Blackburn (1985) ()
 The Parallel Voyages (1987) ()
 The Selected Poems (1989) ()

References

External links
Paul Blackburn Papers MSS 0004. Special Collections & Archives, at the UC San Diego Library.
 Paul Blackburn at the Electronic Poetry Center
 Jerome Rothenberg on the reading series organized by Blackburn
 "About Paul Blackburn", Robert Creeley, Robert M. West, Bob Holman, Jerome Rothenberg, Modern American Poetry
 "Paul Blackburn", Penn Sound
 Jacket Magazine issue 12
 Modern American Poetry

People from St. Albans, Vermont
Poets from Vermont
University of Wisconsin–Madison alumni
Black Mountain poets
1926 births
1971 deaths
20th-century American poets
20th-century American male writers
United States Army personnel of World War II
United States Army soldiers

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The two moved along the path beside the pond, one well formed and whole, the other a violent explosion of activity.
A gust of emerald wind blew grass clippings and candy wrappers into the pond, frightened a mallard and his mate into flight and tore leaves from a sapling maple.
Compassion settled over a low, verdigris coated bench by the water, not a ripple stirring its pale blue aura. Jealousy paced forlornly over the grass.
Across the lake a shimmering white mist descended over a man sitting on a blanket. Jealousy's composure failed, a jade cloud collapsing.
Seeping out from beneath the bench, Jealousy rose and settled beside Compassion.
Out along the path, two lovers strolled hand in hand. Jealousy followed their movements, noting the women eyeing a group of muscular men playing volleyball while the man glanced first at her and then at the group, a worried look in his eyes. Jealousy began to expand, verdant undulations stirring the air as it rose from the bench.


How has the distribution of correlations changed over the last several years?
Daily returns of 443 large cap US stocks from 2004 through 2012 were used. The sample correlations — almost 98,000 of them — during each year were created.
However, here we really are interested in the sample correlations.
Figure 1 shows boxplots for each year. 2012 is the first post-2008 year in which the correlations approach the pre-crash values.
Figure 1: Distribution of correlations by year. Figures 2 through 9 are scatterplots from one year to the next. They are shown as smoothed scatterplots because of the large number of points in each plot. The gold line in these plots shows where the correlations are unchanged.
Figure 2: Individual correlations from 2004 to 2005.
Figure 3: Individual correlations from 2005 to 2006.
Figure 4: Individual correlations from 2006 to 2007.
Figure 5: Individual correlations from 2007 to 2008.
Figure 6: Individual correlations from 2008 to 2009.
Figure 7: Individual correlations from 2009 to 2010.
Figure 8: Individual correlations from 2010 to 2011.
Figure 9: Individual correlations from 2011 to 2012.
Figure 10 shows the transition from 2004 to 2012. It has a comet tail at the top.
Figure 10: Individual correlations from 2004 to 2012. Figure 11 shows the path through time of 100 randomly selected correlations.
Figure 11: 100 correlation paths selected at random.
Figure 10 suggests that correlations that are above 60% in 2004 are still unusually large in 2012. There happened to be 712 correlations larger than 60% in 2004. Figure 12 shows a random sample of 100 of them. Figure 13 is a random sample from the 712 correlations that were smallest in 2004.
Figure 12: 100 correlation paths selected at random given the 2004 correlation is at least 60%.
Figure 13: 100 correlation paths selected at random from the 712 smallest correlations in 2004. Figures 12 and 13 show the small correlations regressing towards the center much more than the large correlations. Figure 14 shows this also.
Figure 14: Distributions of 2012 correlations: all of them, the 712 largest in 2004 and the 712 smallest in 2004.
A few new correlation matrices were created from bootstrapped samples of the 2012 returns. Figure 15 compares the correlations from the 2012 returns and the first bootstrap sample (which is typical).
Figure 15: Individual correlations from 2012 and a bootstrap of 2012. This shows slightly more variability for the small correlations than the large ones, but not nearly so much as with the real data. Figure 15 shows pure sampling error while the previous plots have sampling error plus actual changes to the correlations.
It appears that large correlations are more stable than smaller ones. That's not so hard for me to believe.
Computations were done in R.
The second command gives us the year of each row in the return matrix.
The actual matrix that we use inside lower.tri doesn't matter — we just need it to be the right size. The result is an object that is TRUE for lower triangle positions and FALSE otherwise.
The one tricky bit here is the as.character(i) which is used so that we get the column named "2004" rather than column number 2004.
Pretty much trivial as long as you know the incantation for the sample function.
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Ukraine, Not Russia, Hacked the U.S. Elections, Kremlin Propaganda Reveals
Despite some signs of buyer's remorse, Russian pundits are still defending Trump and now looking to Europe
By Alexey Kovalev
Pixabay, edited by The Moscow Times
After obsessing over Donald Trump's presidency for the past two weeks, Russian TV propaganda shifted its coverage noticeably this Sunday, signaling a new foreign policy agenda in Moscow. Ukraine has returned to the headlines, and television pundits are once again mounting a coordinated, aggressive campaign against the EU, propping up Russia's allies and undermining its rivals.
On every major Russian TV network, the leading story this Sunday evening was Ukraine, where renewed hostilities in the Donbas have rekindled war-zone coverage. Dmitry Kiselyov, the flamboyant host of "Vesti Nedeli," declared Ukraine "the hottest spot in Europe." All the atrocities committed so far in Ukraine's "civil war," Kiselyov said, are the work of the Ukrainian Army and its allies in the "Nazi volunteer battalions."
Observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, another favorite bugbear on Russian television, also came in for criticism: they're clueless foreigners who don't understand the locals and turn a blind eye to the blood spilled by Kiev's armed forces, Kiselyov told viewers.
Despite the Ukrainian military's rising casualties, Kiselyov warned that the recent spike in violence is playing into President Poroshenko's hands. The more frostbitten corpses Kiev abandons on the battlefield, the more money pours in from the West, and the more favors Poroshenko can expect from hawks in the United States.
Russian State TV Praises Trump for Avoiding 'Democracy' in Inauguration Speech
Though focus this week shifted away from Donald Trump, Ukraine's relationship with the White House still got major attention on Russian TV, thanks in part to Vladimir Putin, who raised the subject last Thursday at a joint press conference in Budapest with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Poroshenko, Putin said, failed to hedge his bets by investing all his efforts in electing Hillary Clinton. Now Ukraine's leader is struggling to come to terms with the Trump administration, Putin said.
Inspired by the Russian president's damning remarks, Dmitry Kiselyov naturally took the rhetoric to the next level, declaring that it wasn't Russia that interfered in America's election, but Ukraine! He then described in detail a largely inconsequential subplot to the U.S. presidential race: the so-called "Manafort ledger," which alleged financial ties between the pro-Russian Party of Regions and Trump's then campaign chairman, Paul Manafort. The leak cost Manafort his position but barely made a dent in Trump's ratings.
Anyone remember the "Manafort ledger"? According to Russian TV, it was no less than "New Watergate". pic.twitter.com/Q7tw0PB5IO
— Alexey Kovalev (@Alexey__Kovalev) 6 февраля 2017 г.
Most Americans probably don't even remember the Manafort scandal, but Kiselyov told his audience that it was "the New Watergate," claiming U.S. security agencies conspired with Ukrainian lobbyists to undermine Trump's campaign, while Kiev's own intelligence community pushed the "Russian hackers" allegations into the mainstream media's narrative.
Kiselyov then argued that "PropOrNot," a shady group of anonymous experts who blacklist media outlets supposedly in league with Russian propaganda, was modeled on "Mirotvorets" (The Peacemaker), a notorious Ukrainian website that has "doxxed" journalists working in Ukraine's embattled east. To support his argument, Kiselyov enlisted the unlikely help of Adrian Chen's investigation, published in The New Yorker, which cast doubt on PropOrNot's claims of expertise and criticized the U.S. media's initial embrace of the project.
The irony that his investigation had become ammunition for the Kremlin's "chief propagandist" was not lost on Chen:
I heard you like propaganda so I put propaganda about propaganda in your propaganda. https://t.co/vSbeb0Mubq
— Adrian Chen (@AdrianChen) February 5, 2017
Russia's Sunday television punditry wasn't all about beating up on Ukraine, however. The European Union got slapped around, too. Piggybacking on Putin's recent visit to Budapest, Russian TV praised Hungary's leader Viktor Orban's pivot towards Moscow.
The television coverage looked coordinated, with all major networks taking the same approach to the same stories, vox-popping an "ordinary Hungarian man" (every channel was careful to choose a different one) who dutifully denounced the "immoral and counterproductive" sanctions against Russia, while praising the prospects for renewed Russian-Hungarian business ties.
The characters who popped up on Sunday were cherry picked to tug at viewers' heartstrings. Vesti Nedeli used a worker at a poultry factory, while hawkish Senator Alexei Pushkov's show "Postscriptum" found an elderly shopper in Budapest who, speaking in charmingly broken Russian, recalled the good old days when Socialist Hungary could export pork and goose meat to the Soviet Union.
On all networks, this nostalgic moment was also an opportunity to criticize the EU. Postscriptum called Hungary "a lone island of common sense in the Russophobic sea of the EU." With his typical aversion to subtlety, Dmitry Kiselyov aired a banner reading, in Russian, "Is the Euro FUBAR?"
"Euro FUBAR?", asks Russian TV. pic.twitter.com/L9I0WSmWbs
Pundits characterized the European Union as an ineffective bureaucracy overflowing with migrants and weak, bickering leaders. Kiselyov went on to describe the French presidential elections as "the dirtiest campaign in France's history," and other TV hosts prominently used the latest Wikileaks revelations to portray Marine Le Pen's competitors in an unflattering light. Francois Fillon is corrupt and near dropping out of the race, elevating Emmanuel Macron to the second spot in national polls. But the young and promising Macron is a former Rotschild bank employee, Kiselyov warned, and "an appointee of the globalist elite" and probably a closeted homosexual — all three an anathema to the conspiracy-prone, anti-Semitic and homophobic demographic that also happens to love Kiselyov's television show.
Facing creeps like these, Marine Le Pen shines as a pro-Moscow, anti-NATO and anti-EU heroine, and Russian television makes it abundantly clear that she is the Kremlin's preferred candidate. Channel One also dedicated significant airtime to propping up similar populist politicians and parties elsewhere, like Hungary's Jobbik nationalist movement and the Italian regionalist political party Lega Nord. Valery Fadeev, who hosts "Times on Sunday," also slammed Germany, accusing it of cozying up to the U.S. to protect its privileged position in the EU.
Trump Facing Down 'Coup D'Etat,' Says Russian State Media
Donald Trump took a backseat this week, but Russian television still shielded him from attacks by "the biased media" and "that sore loser George Soros, who wages a civil war against Trump."
Still, though, the first signs of "Trumpgrets" are beginning to show.
Voskresnoe Vremya's Valery Fadeev criticized Trump's "Muslim ban" for being "badly written and clumsily implemented" and the "first major blow to the new administration." Postscriptum's Alexei Pushkov took issue with Trump's envoy to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, who in her very first statement to the Security Council called Crimea "a part of Ukraine" and vowed to keep sanctions in place until the peninsula is returned to its rightful sovereign.
Trump's UN Ambassador Condemns Russia for Ukraine 'Aggression'
In an impressive feat of rhetorical acrobatics, however, Pushkov still found a way to reconcile Haley's heretical notion with Moscow's enduring admiration for Donald Trump, theorizing that her remarks were actually penned by her predecessor, Samantha Power, Barack Obama's "red-headed hysterical Russia-hater." Maybe, Pushkov wondered hopefully, Haley's hostility was just an homage to diplomatic continuity.
Other channels praised Trump's "Muslim ban" and mocked its opponents, with Kiselyov cropping Madeleine Albright's photograph to depict the former secretary of state in a niqab, "which would be a good fit for her," he said.
All Russian TV channels last week also valiantly defended Donald Trump and his supporters from "leftist troublemakers." Kiselyov's show came out in support of Breitbart's Milo Yiannopoulos, whose appearance at UC Berkeley was cancelled after violent protests. Kiselyov conveniently failed to mention that Yiannopoulos' open homosexuality and occasional crossdressing would put him at risk of a criminal conviction for "illegal gay propaganda" in Russia.
Next on Vesti Nedeli: defending poor Milo from "aggressive leftists". No mention that Milo is a walking sentence for "homosexual propaganda" pic.twitter.com/MGvhJA2jPd
Kiselyov also welcomed Trump's tweet denouncing the "professional anarchists, thugs and paid protesters" supposedly bent on derailing his presidency. Pushkov's show took it one step further and repeated, almost word for word, the allegations published in U.S. conservative media like The Daily Caller, claiming that George Soros personally engineered the mass protests following Trump's inauguration last month.
Given its firm conviction that any public demonstration against the Kremlin's interests is a phony, staged event, it's only natural that Russian propaganda embraces the way America's new president dismisses his critics. Pushkov even called Soros a "sore loser," echoing Trump, who obsesses over "winning."
And there's a greater irony when it comes to George Soros' supposed role in America today: Moscow has blamed Soros for all the destructive upheavals that have swept Russia's periphery in the past two decades — the dreaded "color revolutions" in Yugoslavia, Georgia, Ukraine, and elsewhere. Now, Russian television pundits report gleefully, the U.S. is also getting a taste of this poison.
Alexey Kovalev
@Alexey__Kovalev

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Students at Catholic high school in San Francisco stage walkout protest of pro-life assembly
By Jonah McKeown, Kate Olivera for CNA
November 3, 2021 Catholic News Agency The Dispatch 34 Print
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San Francisco, Calif., Nov 3, 2021 / 11:19 am (CNA).
Students at a Catholic high school in San Francisco staged a walkout last month to protest an all-school assembly which featured a pro-life speaker.
Despite the students' actions, the school's president defended the talk as "an opportunity to come together in order to learn more about the dignity of human life."
Archbishop Riordan High School, which is administered by the Society of Mary, hosted an all-school assembly Oct. 22 featuring pro-life speaker Megan Almon.
Almon tours the country with the Life Training Institute, a Christian pro-life organization whose talks aim to "empower others with the knowledge and conviction necessary to make a case for life that changes hearts and minds."
According to an account of the incident by the San Francisco Chronicle, students began to exit the auditorium and file into an adjacent gym about "five minutes" into the presentation, leaving "a few dozen of the school's more than 800 students" in the auditorium for the entire talk.
The walkout has since gained media attention after a video of the walkout went viral, with several hundred thousand views on TikTok.
"My school tried to hold a pro-life assembly," on-screen text on the video of a throng of masked students reads, "So we walked out."
The Chronicle interviewed several students who identified themselves as pro-choice and found the pro-life talk "frustrating," especially, they said, Almon's comparison of the number of babies killed in abortions to the number of Jews who died in the Holocaust.
Tim Reardon, the school's interim president, told CNA in an email that he has since received "many notes from those in the community who appreciate that we are providing the Catholic position [on] this highly polarizing topic."
"Many of the parents sent their kids to Catholic school so that the kids could learn about Catholic social teaching. To avoid these topics would be a failure to serve these individuals," Reardon wrote in the email to CNA.
One student interviewed by the Chronicle, who stayed for the presentation but asked not to be identified, said she was "happy to hear a perspective that she does not often get in her social circles."
Riordan High School became a coed institution beginning in the 2020-2021 school year, after previously being an all-boys school.
According to the Chronicle, the school wrote in an email to parents preceding the talk: "The administration is aware that not all Riordan students are Catholic. We understand that we live in a society in which people have strong, disparate opinions about all the categories ascribed to this theme… Our speaker will be here simply to explain the Catholic position, primarily with regard to abortion. We ask that all students listen respectfully to the speaker, who is nationally recognized for her work on this subject."
Reardon, the school president, told CNA that he sent a video message to the students Oct. 25 "emphasizing the importance of listening to and considering both sides of important issues."
Catholic teaching on abortion is presented in the school's Religious Studies curriculum, Reardon said, "so there has been further discussion in the classrooms."
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After backlash, EWTN radio host Gloria Purvis says she will persevere
June 26, 2020 CNA Daily News 9
Denver Newsroom, Jun 26, 2020 / 03:55 pm (CNA).-
Gloria Purvis, host of a Catholic morning radio show produced by EWTN, said she will keep speaking out for racial justice, amid news that her show will not be broadcast by a large radio network which carries EWTN's syndicated radio content.
News that the Guadalupe Radio Network would no longer air Purvis' "Morning Glory" radio show broke on social media Thursday night. Purvis confirmed to CNA that she has been informed the Guadalupe network would no longer carry the show and is "not happy with the direction of the show right now," but that Guadalupe Radio has not reached out to her directly.
The EWTN radio network will continue to produce and broadcast "Morning Glory" , which is available on terrestrial and satellite radio, as well as online.
"EWTN is still carrying the show," Purvis said, adding that EWTN executives told her "that nothing has changed, that they are going to continue to broadcast Morning Glory, and they have no plans to change the show."
Michael Warsaw, EWTN's CEO and board chairman, told CNA that "EWTN is the producer and distributor of the 'Morning Glory' radio program. There have been no changes to the show and none are planned. EWTN does not speak for its local radio affiliates, who make their own programming decisions and have the right to carry or not carry specific EWTN radio shows. 'Morning Glory' remains part of the EWTN lineup and is still going strong!"
Purvis, who is black, has in recent weeks been a frequent speaker in Catholic media on topics related to racial justice and police brutality. She told CNA she has faced considerable backlash from listeners and readers for expressing her views on the subject, even though, she says, her views do not conflict with Catholic teaching.
"If you look at what the Holy Fathers have talked about in terms of use of force, they're saying that we need to approach each person as made in the image and likeness of God. And who are we as Catholics not to have a position on police brutality, in light of that teaching?" Purvis asked.
"This is a huge moment in our country, where now we have people's attention, and shame on us if we as Catholics shy away from preaching the Gospel, shy away from those difficult discussions. No one should expect to encounter the Gospel and remain unchanged."
Purvis said her show might be misunderstood, because she aims to emphasize an approach that tries to give a fair hearing to all voices on the issues, and "then talk from there about what the faith says, or how the faith impacts the topic. Sometimes people miss that because their focus is on how to 'win' and not about how we have to serve."
Despite backlash, she said, she is not going to think twice about offering her views on racial justice. "All of this has not made me second guess. I am going to persevere."
"Every time a citizen's life is taken, we need to question that vigorously, not because of who is taking the life, but because of who we are as Catholics."
Adding that she has an opinion "informed by Church teaching," Purvis told CNA that "anytime there could be an injustice against someone else— whether it's in the womb or in the street — we have to speak out, to help try to build a culture of life."
In a statement released June 26, Purvis said that she "will continue to speak the truth about the human person and that includes discussing racism and other evils."
"I do not fear the hard work of bringing the light of the Gospel to bear on these issues. Not everyone will receive the message joyfully and there will be opposition but because I love Jesus and believe in the beauty and truth of His message, I will persevere."
"I will use whatever means the Lord gives me to spread His truth about the dignity of the human person from the womb to the tomb, from the immigrant to the citizen, from the powerful to the vulnerable. There are no throw-away people."
Purvis has said that she feels it is her Christian obligation to speak out against racism and injustice- on "Morning Glory," and to other media and in other platforms.
Earlier this month, she told a panel at Georgetown University that she watched the video of George Floyd's arrest and death in horror, wanting to yell at the police officer kneeling on his neck, "Stop in the name of God! Stop!"
"I just thought the image of God is being abused right here in front of me," she said.
She has faced backlash for her use of the popular racial justice slogan "Black Lives Matter," although she told CNA this month that her use of the phrase does not constitute support for national Black Lives Matter organizations, whose platforms are at odds with Catholic teaching.
"For me, as a Catholic, a devout Catholic, as a loyal daughter of the Church, I have no problem saying 'Black Lives Matter,'" she said.
"I know it doesn't make me a member of the organization."
Some Catholics hesitate to attend protests or other events because they say that not only "black lives matter," but that "all lives matter," she noted.
Purvis explained that the phrase "Black Lives Matter" is not meant to devalue the lives of others, and while all lives do matter, she has observed that "in practice" in the U.S., "what we've seen is that black lives don't."
As a pro-life Catholic, Purvis said she recognizes the eugenist roots of abortion, but said fighting racism in America shouldn't be limited to opposing abortion. She said racism is manifested through police misconduct, housing policies, and other aspects of American public life.
Purvis converted to Catholicism when she was 12 years old, after an experience at Eucharistic adoration in her Catholic school. She later called it a "mystical experience with the Eucharist…just coming to know it was real, that it was alive, and feeling like I was consumed with a fire all over my body, but it didn't burn."
The host is a frequent speaker on pro-life and catechetical issues; she and her husband have been active in pro-life ministry and other parish ministry in the Archdiocese of Washington.
Purvis has served on the archdiocesan pastoral council in the Archdiocese of Washington, is a board member for the Northwest Pregnancy Center and Maternity Home in Washington, D.C. and an advisory board member on the Maryland Catholic Conference's Respect for Life Office. She is a member of the National Black Catholic Congress' Leadership Commission on Social Justice, and is the chairperson for Black Catholics United for Life, which seeks to increase the size and strength of active Black Catholics participating in the pro-life movement.
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The Guadalupe Radio Network could not be reached for comment, despite numerous telephone calls from CNA.
On Friday afternoon, the radio network released a statement online, saying it had "temporarily suspended airing the show on the GRN." (Ed. note: emphasis original.)
"We are not bothered in the least that 'Morning Glory' took on the difficult, but needed, topic of the evil of racism. In fact, we feel our audience is looking for a clear Catholic response to all they are seeing in our society right now. It is our hope and prayer that the issues we have raised with EWTN, in regards to "Morning Glory" will be addressed properly so that we can once again proudly air this program across the GRN."
"During these last couple of weeks we have heard a 'spirit of contention' growing among the Hosts live on-air," the statement continued. "We feel it is clear that there is a real disconnect among the team, becoming more and more obvious, and we feel that should be addressed. We do not feel that this type of exchange is edifying, nor is it clarifying for anyone, especially a Catholic radio listener who wants clarity."
"Never before have we received as many complaints about any EWTN show as we have about Morning Glory as of late. Our efforts to try and correct the situation before were not successful. So, we felt we had no other option other than to temporarily suspend airing this program."
"The unfounded and uncharitable accusations hurled at GRN, without the facts, have been terrible. As you well know, Satan is the father of lies. Unfortunately, that is what is happening here in this situation – lies are being told, and spread around, on the internet about us. We hope you will help in sharing the true story!" the statement said.
The Guadalupe network, which both distributes content syndicated by EWTN and other Catholic media apostolates and produces its own content, is based in Midland, Texas, but operates more than 30 radio stations in Texas, Florida, Alabama, New Mexico, and Washington, D.C.
Purvis told CNA that she is grateful for the support she has received from listeners, but admitted that her work can be draining.
"I am tired, because, honestly, this is a lot of spiritual battle. But I am still very determined— I can't stop bringing the light of the Gospel to today's most pressing issues."
"I hope you all will join me in making our culture one that is truly a culture of life. We have much work to do — together. Thank you for your ongoing support and prayers and be assured of my prayers for our human family," Purvis said in her June 26 statement.
"Our Lady of Prompt Succor, pray for us."
Gloria Purvis is featured in this episode of CNA Newsroom, and this bonus episode of CNA Editor's Desk.
brineyman
In California, it might behoove the pro-life movement to limit the discussion to minority LGBTQ babies.
Who are registered Democrats.
(Sigh.)
Max C
Archbishop Cordileone should punish the students who walked out by denying them communion.
Aside from that, the students should be punished by requiring them to read and write about Archbishop Cordileone's recent pastoral letter on abortion.
John Pfannenstiel
It sounds like Archbishop Cordileone should be more concerned about his own flock rather than a USCCB letter that will never see the light of day and which Bergoglio has effectively rendered meaningless.
Edward J Baker
Multiple generations of pseudo-Catholicism. Why should we expect the children of the latest generation to not be, well, charitably speaking, airheads?
That is it in a nutshell with the San Francisco location as the topper.
You had to guess it happened in California. Lemming behavior is all they have. A private Catholic school is not a place for this sort of behavior….it was rude, childish and unchristian for the students to walk out on a speaker. Since most left, it has the feel of a planned political action. One would suspect the ring -leaders among the newly admitted girls. Students do not run the school or make the decisions on speakers. In a catholic school one would think that learning aspects of catholic morality would be part of the expectation. The students who walked out should be disciplined with several weeks of detention and a long essay assignment about why their behavior was inappropriate, and their parents should be informed. Those who decline to cooperate should be expelled. .
Timothy J. Williams
Their parents are pro-abortion "catholics" who vote Democrat, so this cannot be a surprise. The Catholic Church in America is mission territory, and the USCCB is merely a self-promoting welfare agency of the Federal Government. This is why I now support the SSPX without reservation.
Mary Rybak
Accepting that their parents are politically Democrats, there is also the propaganda the students are exposed to due to the ubiquitous presence of their cell phones. The world of the woke and progressives is always at the tips of their fingers.
Further evidence of the extraordinary catechetics in place for the last fifty-five years. The new evangelization has so many success stories. Given the locale one can only imagine the other moral issues held in mid-air by the next generation of katholics. Maybe they should be at the synod on synods…
But we don't want to make them too rigid.
Ah, but these are difficult times they say.
One is left to wonder how less difficult they might be if we had not sold out to the world, the flesh and the devil while we were opening all the windows…
Albert Alioto
A couple of points. First of all, I graduated from the school in question in 1971. Secondly, the Society of Mary has not been at the school for a number of years. Frankly, I don't know if they have any role in administering the school. Thirdly, I was disturbed at the idea of the girl who stayed for the assembly, but did not want to be quoted by name. I wrote to the CHRONICLE reporter to point that out. She replied that the girl did not want to be quoted because she wasn't sure how her parents would feel about her talking to a reporter and that the reporter had witnessed an open discussion among that girl and classmates who felt differently about the issue.
Knowall
Did Nancy lead the walkout?
Whomever is the spiritual leader of the Catholic kids in the school need to have a serious conversation with them. I, for one, will not be attending their graduation ceremonies.
California. San Francisco.
Joseph Meynier
"We ask that all students listen respectfully to the speaker, who is nationally recognized for her work on this subject."
Before we even get into the topic of abortion the issue to be addressed is the protester's lack of respect for and unwillingness to hear an opposing viewpoint. Who empowered them to take such an action? They come across as a bunch of spoiled ignorant lemmings who think that the world revolves around them and their precious opinion, all other viewpoints be damned. There should be profound attention-getting consequences for their action and if they don't like it then "Don't let the door hit you on the way out." Clearly Catholic doctrine is lost on them.
Returning to the topic of abortion, ultimately what a sad statement they make of the condition of their soul. So young to be so poisoned.
Of course, I don't know what has been going on in the school prior to this incident, but it appears there is not much about the school that is Catholic. How Catholic can these young people be or how Catholic do they perceive they are supposed to be, and then betray a fundamental teaching of the church.
I don't have a problem making efforts to help them better understand why the church teachers what She teachers, but if there is continued resistance they need to be expelled. If the entire school is infected with compromise, then it might be time to close the school until A proper foundation is established allowing it to reopen as an authentic Catholic institution.
I think your comment could apply to a number of Catholic high schools, and even more so to a great number of the Catholic colleges and universities in this country.
So very sad. Very sad. These students at a CATHOLIC SCHOOL not only did not want to hear about the value of life and why we, as CATHOLICS, believe every life is sacred, they did not want to value the educational ideal of listening to what amounts to a "philosopher" speaking. Like walking out on Plato, for example, because he espoused a Republic. Closing their minds, let alone their spirits, to ideas they don't want to hear about, so young, so sad. Better to keep an open mind and spirit to the wisdom of others, throughout life.
Donna Jorgenson Farrell
And their ability to protest a pro-life speaker was guaranteed by a mother who respect their right to life from conception.
Karley
And they wonder why people homeschoool…
mrscracker
…And don't save several thousand dollars a year as well.
Philip Franz Seitz
It's very difficult to be a principal or president of a Catholic high school these days. That said, I believe the interim president of this school made two mistakes in this matter. First, he should not have, in effect, apologized to parents for programming authentic Catholic teaching on the protection of life from conception to natural death. The teaching is only "polarizing" in the sense that radical dissenters and apostates do not accept it, and it is relativistic to acknowledge any legitimacy in their positions. Second, the event should not have been a mandatory assembly, but rather an optional lecture during school hours. The walk-out, which was foreseeable, has caused scandal. Yes, it is sad that many people think they can claim to be Catholic and also pro-"choice", but offering them opportunities like this to cause scandal only wounds the Church. My opinions on this matter are informed by the comparatively successful approaches taken by leaders of Catholic high schools where I have worked or sent my children.
Gerry Lagasca
This is happening in a lot of Catholic schools where parents send their children primarily for academic and less of religious studies of learning the Catholic faith. These are children of parents who failed to lay a good solid moral foundation prior to their children getting indoctrinated by the secular society. "… do not weep for me, but for yourselves and for your children." Lk 23:28
If only Catholic schools weren't concerned with filling seats in order to stay in business…
As mass population centers continue to lose Catholics more schools will close.
Joan Martin
The church has not "led" on this issue, even In the beginning. They left it to grass routes as a way of messaging truth. But too many changes accompanied the decades and for myriad reasons, we lost the young. Morality must be organic for it to be lived. Mixed messages from a video of the Pope and the President lockedin a seemingly harmonious handclaps all but adds a final period to the efficacy of the Church's teaching authority.
J.P.G.
We have been warned about being in the last battle against family and marriage ;
one has to wonder if Christianity is beeing seen by many any more just as a 'nice , nice ' wimpy and effeminate , impractical faith and the related contempt against same .
The Way of the marvelous spiritual warfare in a bloodless manner that we have been blessed with – more focus on same could be one means . There is the occasion of Elisha, the mocking 'kids' and and the bears – invoking The Lord to bind and command away the spiritual bears in the lives of the mockers and to heal their wounds can be one good exercise in warfare for all involved –
https://answersingenesis.org/bible-questions/elisha-little-children-and-the-bears/
Similarly , St.Joseph , from the Line of David who tore up lions and bears , to be invoked to help protect the 'sheep ' – the inner thought life and purity of the hearts – being there to tear up all seductive spirits , to restore blessed thoughts and prayers as the saintly children in Fatima , to live in holy and good relatioships .
The Holy Father reminding us to focus on The Cross where in all evils get burned up in the Flames of Love , to bless us with New Life – as the Most Powerful in the warfare – thank God that families too have easy access to these truths and occasions in the Holy Mass and Sacraments .
May The Spirit help to burn away all lukewarmness in many hearts to keep us too from walking away from Life Giving Blessings and protection in The Precious Blood !
Call me Ishpeming
The pro- life lecture should not have been mandatory. The school administrators could have turned it into a "pro-choice" moment in which students are told they'll have a choice, either attend the pro-life presentation or go downtown and work at the soup kitchen feeding the homeless and washing dishes.
Wouldn't expelling all the walkouts be a life lesson to be remembered for the rest of their lives?
Robert L Messa
The chaplain of the school needs to be replaced. He seemingly wants woke friends instead of religious Catholics.
Kevin Aldrich
As a Catholic high school theology teacher, I would not be too hard on the students or the leadership. Most of the students who walked out were probably just ignorant. The leadership did well to bring in this speaker.
I'd suggest a way forward is to schedule a debate between two competent speakers on each side of the issue.
Kudos to the school for teaching the pro-life stance.
Shame on the students who walked out thus demonstrating they—the woke—cannot tolerate differing opinions. God save us from them. They, terrifyingly, are the future.
Patricia Hershwitzky Ed.S.
Sad commentary on the state of Catholic schools, but great comments except for the suggestions of "choice of activity" and debate. A wise spiritual director once amended my thinking, as he asserted there is no argument for abortion—there is no "pro" position that withstands the objective truth that induced abortion is always murder. How to help women in crisis pregnancies or what society can do to turn around faulty rationale are open to dialogue and debate. As for providing students the option of a corporeal work of mercy is rather than listen to this speaker still misses the larger objective: education. This is obviously sorely needed, as these students—by their demonstration—expressed their lack of a yi comprehensive understanding of abortion—not just as evil—but all of the realities of the procedures and aftermath—lifelong consequences. Yet, an option might have been individual library research that demonstrated a better grasp of those risks, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Finally, that this walk out caused scandal—for whom? Jesus Christ experienced numerous walk always but still affirmed truth. At least we know who needs our prayers.
Willard Musick
Why all this "tolerance" of people protesting on Church property, in support of murder. Please, stop this acceptance of things divisive, destructive, and evil. This is the Church we are talking about! Defend Her, Protect Her, Boldly make our Biblical stand. Expel these students. Closet smokers don't get as much tolerance.
Duane Brown
Abortion is certainly one of the great spiritual battles of our time, and the devil seems to be winning many to his side.
In Ephesians 6:12,St. Paul writes: "For we are not contending with flesh and blood, but against the principalities, against the powers, against the world rulers of this present darkness, against the spiritual hosts of wickedness in heavenly places."
In John 8:42-47 Jesus said this to a group who opposed Him: 42 "If God were your Father, you would love me, for I have come here from God. I have not come on my own; God sent me. 43 Why is my language not clear to you? Because you are unable to hear what I say. 44 You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father's desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies. 45 Yet because I tell the truth, you do not believe me! 46 Can any of you prove me guilty of sin? If I am telling the truth, why don't you believe me? 47 Whoever belongs to God hears what God says. The reason you do not hear is that you do not belong to God."
And in St. Faustina's Dairy (#1276) there is this:
"At eight o'clock, I was seized with such violent pains that I had to go to bed at once. I was convulsed with pain for three hours; that is, until eleven o'clock at night. At times, the pains that caused me to lose consciousness.
"Jesus had me realize that in this way, I took part in His Agony in the garden, and that He Himself allowed these sufferings in order to offer reparation to God for the souls murdered in the wombs of mothers."
"If only I could save even one soul from murder by means of these sufferings!"
As Supreme Court Mulls Laws Protecting the Unborn, Pro-Life Students Face Hate (from The Stream)
Prayer and Martyrdom are Mightier than the Sword
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UW Stroum Center for Jewish Studies | Spanish & Portuguese Studies
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In 1973, Rina Benmayor came to Seattle to record Judeo-Spanish ballads (romansas) in the Sephardic community for her doctoral dissertation. She was following in the footsteps of her mentors, Samuel Armistead and Joseph Silverman, to collect, preserve, and analyze these precious living remnants of centuries past. It was an experience vividly etched in her memory. Now, in a special lecture to mark forty years since her initial research project, Dr. Benmayor reflects on that experience, on how we remember, and why we capture the past. Her presentation on April 24th will include the voices and images of elderly members of the Sephardic community in the 1970s, as well as reflections from later explorations of her own family history.
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Rina Benmayor is Professor of oral history, literature, and Latina/o studies at California State University Monterey Bay. She has a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley in Romance Languages and Literatures with an emphasis in Spanish literature. She has taught at Stanford, Hunter College (CUNY), and is founding faculty at CSU Monterey Bay. At CSUMB, she teaches oral history, digital life storytelling, and narrative literature, and directs an oral history archive. Her first book was a collection of Judeo-Spanish ballads collected in Los Angeles and Seattle, titled Romances judeo-españoles en la costa occidental de los Estados Unidos (Gredos, 1979). Later books include Migration and Identity (OUP 1994), Latino Cultural Citizenship (Beacon, 1997), Telling to Live: Latina Feminist Testimonios (Duke 2001). She has served as president of the Oral History Association (2010-11), and the International Oral History Association (2004-06). She is currently directing a multi-year oral history project on Salinas Chinatown, funded through the National Endowment for the Humanities and Cal Humanities, and is writing a family memoir based on genealogical research in the United States and ancestral Sephardic communities in northern Greece.
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In a major victory for shareholders, a federal judge gave final approval for three banks to pay $6.6 billion to settle plaintiff's securities class action lawsuit over the banks' alleged involvement in the Enron financial scandal.
U.S. District Court Judge Melinda Harmon approved the settlement arrangements with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. These new settlements are the largest yet to arise from the Enron securities fraud lawsuits, with CIBC paying $2.4 billion, JPMorgan paying $2.2 billion and Citigroup a further $2 billion. The total settlement value achieved now registers $7.3 billion, adding to previous settlements by Bank of America, Lehman Brothers and Andersen Worldwide.
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Although the SEC did not take any formal action against Enron's former directors, Enron's investors sued them, alleging that all 18 had engaged in insider trading by selling shares using illegal insider information about Enron's murky financial structures. Last year, ten directors agreed to pay a total of $13 million – or 10% of their Enron stock-trading profit – out of their own pockets to settle the shareholder lawsuit.
Several other banking and brokerage firms that have not yet reached settlement agreements regarding their alleged role in helping Enron manipulate earnings include Merrill Lynch & Co., Barclays PLC, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Royal Bank of Canada and the Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC. Judge Harmon recently dismissed plaintiff's claims against Deutsche Bank AG; plaintiff's request for reconsideration of that dismissal is pending.
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Which team is the greatest in the history of the Frozen Four? We're giving you a chance to help decide.
We started with 16 teams. Now, after nearly three weeks of matchups, we're down to two. Who's the best team in the history of college hockey? Is it the 2009 BU Terriers or the 1993 Maine Black Bears? Read the arguments for each below, then give us your choice.
Final: 2009 Boston U. vs. 1993 Maine
The 2009 Terriers posted a 35-6-4 record in sweeping the Beanpot, Hockey East regular season and postseason as well as the NCAA championship.
The national title game was one of the most memorable in NCAA history as BU rallied from a 3-1 deficit with a minute to go in regulation against Miami (Ohio), including a game-tying goal with 17 seconds remaining.
Colby Cohen scored the game-winner at the 11:47 mark of overtime.
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Freshman goaltender Kieran Millan was named the national rookie of the year after posting a 29-2-3 record with a 1.94 goals against average and a .921 save percentage.
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The 1993 Black Bears finished the season with a 42-1-2 record after coming from behind to beat Lake Superior State in the national championship game 5-4.
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Kariya was joined on that juggernaut by senior sensation Jim Montgomery, who finished his career with 301 points on 103 goals and 198 assists.
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The Black Bears, coached by Shawn Walsh, won the Hockey East regular-season and tournament crowns.
The only loss of the year came in overtime, 7-6 at the hands of Boston U., but Maine was 4-1 against the Terriers that year.
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Q: Pigeonhole Principle homework problem How to solve this problem using Pigeonhole Principle?

A worker plans to work 60 hours in the next 37 days, and he works at least 1 h/day, show that he will be working 13 hours in total in some continuous days.

So there are 23 hours more to spend on 37 days, but how is that related to 13 on continuous days?

A: Denote the total amount of the worker has worked from the first day until the $n-$th day by $S_n$.
Now $S_n\leq 60$ and $A_n=S_n+13 \leq 73$ for all $n$.
Both $S_n,A_n$ are between $1$ and $73$ and there are $74$ of them. Consequently, by the pigeonhole principle, there are two of them that are equal.
From your condition that the worker works at least one hour per day the collection of $S_n$ are pairwise distinct and the same holds for the $A_n$ family. Therefore there are $n_1$ and $n_2$ such that $A_{n_1}=S_{n_2}$ whence
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11That night Saul divided his men into three groups, and at dawn they rushed into the enemy camp and attacked the Ammonites. By noon they had slaughtered them. The survivors scattered, each man running off by himself.
13But Saul said, "No one will be put to death today, for this is the day the LORD rescued Israel." 14And Samuel said to them, "Let us all go to Gilgal and once more proclaim Saul as our king." 15So they all went to Gilgal, and there at the holy place they proclaimed Saul king. They offered fellowship sacrifices, and Saul and all the people of Israel celebrated the event.


Binary master alloys are used to finely adjust the alloy composition; grain-refining master alloys are used to influence the as-cast structure, i.e. the as-cast grain structure. The latter are only added in small quantities. When it comes to influencing the grain structure, one differentiates between the following terms: Grain refinement: the aluminium grain structure is made finer by use of additions of master alloys such as Al-Ti-B, Al-Ti, Al-B oder Al-Ti-C. Modification: this is refinement of the eutectic in Al-Si alloys by means of Al-Sr alloys or sodium. Silicon refining: this involves transformation of lamellar silicon into a granular shape and refinement of the primary silicon in hypereutectic aluminium-silicon alloys by means of a phosphorus treatment, i.e. the use of master alloys such as Cu-P, Fe-P or Ni-P, or phosphorus-containing additives. The use of master alloys is indispensable in melting and casting plants. Master alloys make short alloying times possible, something that is important with alloying elements that have high melting points (iron, titanium, nickel, etc.). In addition, the use of master alloys reduces the loss of alloying elements in the melt. This is particularly important with expensive alloying elements and where metals have a high vapour pressure and/or high oxygen affinity. In addition, master alloys allow toxic metals to be added safely.


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KIC UnivAssist supports higher education institutions and high school counselors worldwide through unique programs that are geared toward developing and implementing international engagement, so that students around the world can find the right-fit higher education institution.
For global universities, our goal is to help create and maintain a comprehensive, international engagement plan through student recruitment, in-country representation, digital marketing and consulting. Our connections in 65+ countries around the world make us uniquely qualified to meet your institution's needs.
For high schools around the world, our goal is to help counselors advise their students on how to choose the right-fit university through resources including college visits to your school, virtual WebiFair events, advising sessions, specialized workshops and counseling forums. Our relationship with 250+ global universities ensures that we can connect counselors to the best universities for their students.
For more information, please write to us at: info@univassist.com
To enable educational institutions to engage meaningfully with their key stakeholders globally, leveraging in-person and virtual tools and events.
We aspire to be the leading organization that guides and supports global higher education institutions, enabling them to successfully plan and execute their international initiatives.
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"Student recruitment companies planning for online only until 2021",
The Pie News. June 2020
"Deciding with Data",
International Educator (NAFSA). September-October 2018
"India needs 1.4 Million career counsellors: International Career and College Counseling Conference",
Indian Express. August 2018.
UnivAssist Team
Ganesh Kohli
Ganesh Kohli is a teacher, counselor, entrepreneur, and life-long learner who has founded, nurtured and led multiple education-focused organizations over the past 23 years.
In his professional journey, Ganesh has visited 450+ universities across the world, personally guiding 4000+ students in making decisions about their higher education. With the vision of "counseling in every school", Ganesh founded the IC3 Movement, which has reached 80+ countries and has 300+ volunteers across the globe. Ganesh also serves as the Chair of the Board of Trustees for the IC3 Institute, a non-profit organization, with the audacious goal to train 100,000 school counselors, impacting 175,000 high schools in 15 years. Under his mentorship, KIC UnivAssist has grown to help 250+ universities plan and execute their international engagement with high schools and students in 70+ countries. Ganesh's endeavor to bring meditation and mindfulness to millions of people in the execution of their work and everyday lives led him to create The Aha Movement, which continues to drive this philosophy through regularly scheduled meditation and mindfulness talks and events.
Ganesh is the pioneer of the Counseling LaboratoryTM pedagogy, a pathbreaking approach to high school career and college counseling. A gifted orator, Ganesh is a TEDx speaker and has presented at numerous global conferences over the years.
To be of service is Ganesh's highest aspiration. With a belief in the infinite potential of human beings, all the organizations he has founded strive to serve individuals in achieving this potential through training, counseling, mentoring and life-coaching.
ganesh.kohli@univassist.com
Swaraj Nandan
Director and Co-Founder
Swaraj co-founded KIC UnivAssist and has helped the organization grow to be a leader in global engagement helping 250+ global universities with their internationalization plans and initiatives. A familiar face on the conference circuit, Swaraj has presented at NAFSA national and all 11 regional conferences, AIEA, International ACAC, and IC3 conferences among others. Over the last 25 years along his corporate stints with global financial services, consumer goods and education firms, Swaraj has continued to serve the educational needs in the community and is an active mentor to students. Swaraj also serves on the Board of Directors of Lend-A-Hand India, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing vocational education and training in rural India.
swaraj.nandan@univassist.com
Kate Lotz
Associate Director, Communications
As Associate Director of Communications, Kate creates and develops our marketing/communications, branding and publication strategy. Uniquely positioned with backgrounds in higher education and in international relations, Kate has lived and worked abroad in India, China, and the Caribbean, and has also served in student services and university academic resources administration. She completed undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Denver with a Master's degree in International Studies and Bachelor's degrees in Philosophy and French.
kate.lotz@univassist.com
Nicole Weathers
Marketing and Communications Coordinator
As a Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Nicole Weathers assists in developing content in areas including social media and email marketing. Nicole's previous experience includes content writing and editing, social media strategy and execution, and website development and maintenance. Nicole holds a B.S. in Management and Marketing.
nicole.weathers@univassist.com
Tanvi Kamdar
Assistant Manager, Communications
As Assistant Manager Communications, Tanvi manages email communications and logistics for student recruitment programs and assists with developing content. Tanvi's previous experiences include content writing and editorial coordination for an IT firm and a publication house. She holds a graduate degree in BMM (Journalism) from Ramnarain Ruia College and has also completed a Diploma course in Journalism from K.C. College, Mumbai.
tanvi.kamdar@univassist.com
Rohit Kandari
Associate Director, Outreach
As Associate Director of Outreach, Rohit oversees the planning and implementation of various operational tasks for student recruitment programs in India and Southeast Asia. Rohit holds a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology and has been working in the field of International Education for more than four years. He is passionate about advising students and families in choosing the right-fit career path and institution. Before he joined UnivAssist, Rohit led a test-prep center in Mumbai and counseled hundreds of students on college choices, admission requirements, trends, financial aid opportunities, apprenticeship programs and job opportunities.
rohit.kandari@univassist.com
Senior Counselor, Outreach
As Senior Counselor, Shweta assists in planning and implementation of various operational tasks for student recruitment programs in India and Southeast Asia. Shweta completed her Master's in Sales and Marketing and holds a diploma in Public Relations. She has a background of communication and customer interaction, with experience in the telecom and NGO sectors.
shweta.singh@univassist.com
Mudita Shah
HR Manager, KIC UnivAssist
As the HR Manager, Mudita brings in almost eight years of experience as an HR generalist in the education sector. She previously worked in K-12 schools and across educational boards. Her forte has been developing and implementing HR policies and processes, driving HR functions and creating a happy, fun work space for employees. She has completed her Master's in Human Resource from ICFAI University and fluently speaks English, Hindi, Gujarati and Kutchi.
mudita.shah@univassist.com
Henrick Oprea
Latin America and Brazil
Emily Dobson
Dr. Joe Potts
Assistant Vice Provost for International Programs, University of Kansas
Dr. Mike Brzezinski
Dean of International Programs, Purdue University
Henrick Oprea has been working in education since 1997. He has been actively involved in teacher training and professional development since 2003. He is the Teaching and Learning Coordinator at School of the Nations in Brasília, the capital of Brazil. He also works with KIC UnivAssist in Latin America. He's been a presenter and plenary speaker in national and international conferences. He's also been a school owner, director of studies, high school principal and university lecturer at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His main areas of interest are leadership and management, teacher education, use of technology in education, and cognitive sciences. He is a former president of BRAZ-TESOL, the largest association for English teachers in Brazil. He holds a B.A. in English and literature from UnB and a postgraduate degree from the University of Birmingham. He has also authored a series of books for high school students. His new pet project is a podcast (in Portuguese) about neuroscience in education, which he co-leads. You can also read his thoughts on education athttp://henrickoprea.com.
A seasoned educator, Emily has been in practice as a counselor, teacher, curriculum director and principal over the last two decades. She is founder of EDGE Direcionamento Educacional and The Caribbean and Latin American Network for educators, and has resided in Brazil for 15 years. Through her work with KIC UnivAssist, she continues to increase access and outreach for national schools in Brazil; building appropriate support programs as well as offering families one to one support. Since 2018, she has served as an executive board member for InterACAC and as a delegate to Latin America for NACAC. Emily is proud to have been one of the lead counselors on projects such as The Nepal Justice League and the pilot program, Second Chance, both of which places high achieving, low income international students, rejected or waitlisted to U.S. universities, with full scholarships, to higher education institutions around the globe. Emily supports students in understanding their educational process, ranging from middle school summer programs to L.L.M. applications to service learning development. Her co-authored work, The Amazing Financial Aid Guide for International Students, with colleague Tiffany Knight, is expected to be released this admissions cycle (2020-2021) in collaboration with The College Essay Guy. She is also mom to Luna, age 9, Simon the Mutt and Gaia the Siamese Street Cat.
Dr. Joe Potts recently returned to his alma mater after serving for three years as associate dean of international programs at Purdue University. Dr. Potts holds graduate degrees from the University of Kansas and Kansas State University. Before his service at Purdue, he directed International Student and Scholar Services at KU for 14 years. Dr. Potts has lived and worked in both China and Japan, as well as consulted on development projects in Vietnam. He was a Rotary Foundation ambassador to Brazil and served as a Department of State representative in Saudi Arabia. Dr. Potts has published work on theories of culture, the role of ethics in leadership, and the development of models for measuring the impact of international students on their host campuses. His teaching resume includes English language, leadership studies, and undergraduate and graduate courses in philosophy.
Dr. Mike Brzezinski began his career at Purdue University in 1993. In addition to directing the International Students and Scholars office for 16 years, Brzezinski has led International Programs as dean since 2009. Under his leadership, 9,000 international students from more than 120 countries are now enrolled. A new study abroad initiative has increased student participation rates to their highest levels ever: more than 2,000 Purdue students study around the world on an annual basis. Furthermore, a new intercultural learning initiative has been established, focused on promoting and assessing intercultural learning that occurs during overseas study experiences as well as during co-curricular activities both on and off campus. Under Dr. Brzezinski's leadership, a student integration subunit was created to promote learning between domestic and international students. Last but not least, Dr. Brzezinski was instrumental in spearheading a unique funding model at Purdue that led to the creation of nine positions assigned across the campus that focus on providing services to international undergraduate students.
Interested in working with UnivAssist?
Check our LinkedIn Jobs page to see what openings are currently available. We offer in-house positions at our office in Mumbai, India, as well as remote positions throughout India and the U.S.


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Volpi Tecno Energia (VTE) has been manufacturing marine generators since the 80's, with all of VTE's design & manufacturing taking place in its state-of-the-art facility in Trieste, Italy. Working closely with major shipyards and distributors throughout the world, VTE's policy of continuous development has resulted in the compact and powerful Paguro range of marine generators, known for their intelligent design, proven reliability & quiet operation. Paguro gen sets are powered by either Yanmar or Lombardini (Kohler) engine, include sound shield and remote panel, and come with a 2 year warranty.
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Locum Bureau Chief, Asia Pacific (Fixed Term)
Media, Publishing, Schools, Secondary teaching, Science
Undergraduate degree (or equivalent)
Part-remote option
Job Title: Locum Bureau Chief, Asia Pacific (Fixed Term)
Organisation: Nature
Location: Sydney preferred; Melbourne, Washington DC, and London considered
The international science journal Nature seeks an experienced journalist to lead its Asia Pacific (APac) news bureau on a temporary basis.
Springer Nature is a leading global research, educational and professional publisher, home to an array of respected and trusted brands providing quality content through a range of innovative products and services.
Springer Nature is the world's largest academic book publisher, publisher of the world's highest impact journals and a pioneer in the field of open research. The company numbers almost 13,000 staff in over 50 countries and has a turnover of approximately EUR 1.5 billion. Springer Nature was formed in 2015 through the merger of Nature Publishing Group, Palgrave Macmillan, Macmillan Education and Springer Science+Business Media
You will be responsible for Nature's news coverage of the APac region, including China, India, Japan and Australia. Line-managing two staff reporters and working with a team of freelancers, you will commission, edit and publish a stream of original news articles, published online and in print, for an international audience of researchers and science stakeholders. These will span exclusives, fast-breaking news stories and news analysis pieces. You will play a major role in covering the coronavirus pandemic and its aftermath. You will also contribute regularly to Nature's daily email newsletter, The Briefing.
You will join a small but highly-collaborative global team of editors and reporters. We produce award-winning, original journalism and are one of the most highly respected outlets globally on matters of science and research; we invest time in editing, copy-editing and fact-checking.
You must have significant experience working as a journalist or editor at a major publication; outstanding writing and editing skills; enthusiasm for and fluency in science and science policy, in particular in the APac region; and excellent interpersonal skills. Management and editing experience are an advantage but not required.
This position is based in Sydney, Australia ideally, but applications from Melbourne, Australia, London, UK and Washington DC, US will also be considered.
Summary of responsibilities
Commission news stories for Nature, from rapid news to longer investigations and other exclusives;
Edit copy so that it is accurate, coherent and compelling, working to tight deadlines; write compelling headlines;
Maintain knowledge of current affairs in the APac region and the major issues in research, research policy, the research community and global affairs;
Supervise reporters, appraise them and set their objectives;
Work with art and multimedia teams to commission images, data-graphics and video;
Cultivate/maintain a pool of talented freelance writers;
Liaise with legal team and supervisors to handle legally sensitive stories;
Contribute to broader editorial strategy discussions.
Experience, skills and qualifications
At least 4 years' experience as a journalist or editor at a major publication or media outlet;
Outstanding editing and writing skills;
Outstanding interpersonal and organizational skills;
Experience covering science and research policy;
Command of journalistic values and best practices, including libel law;
University degree in a relevant subject, or equivalent professional experience;
Management and editing experience;
Experience covering science and research policy in the APac region;
Social media skills
To apply, please submit a CV, a cover letter outlining your ambitions for the role and 3 clips of stories you have either edited or written. The deadline for receipt of applications is Sunday 10 January 2021.
At Springer Nature we value and celebrate the diversity of our people. We recognise the many benefits of a diverse workforce and strive for an inclusive workplace that empowers all our colleagues to thrive. Our search for the best talent fully encompasses and embraces these values and principles.
Visit the Springer Nature Editorial and Publishing website at www.springernature.com/editorial-and-publishing-jobs for more information about our Research E&P career opportunities.
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Know Chesterton High Class of 1959 graduates that are NOT on this List? Help us Update the 1959 Class List by adding missing names.
The CHS Class of 1959 will be celebrating their 50th anniversary graduation.
The weekend starts with a getogether at Gelsosomoes Pizza, Friday August 21st at 6:00 until ??. $10.00 per person for a pizza/salad buffet at door.
Saturday August 22, 2009 at Trinity Hall (St. Patricks Church grounds) $30.00 per person, Cocktails at 6:00, class picture at 6:45 ($16.00 at reunion), dinner at 7:00.
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Own a piece of Music & Electronic History.
This device was available only as a mailorder kit and less than 100 were sold.
This is a working unit and is able to self compose, store and playback your creations as well.
There is one voice selecter switch (either clipped or sinewave) that does not function.
Considering its age this Psych-Tone is in very very good physcial condition.
It has a built in single transistor monitor amplifier and therefore plays at low volume.
I am supplying a new 3 1/2″ speaker that you can install.
The RCA jack allows hooking up to your stereo, tape reorder, or digital workstation.
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